Display Patriot - P-181206 - Felix HILDEBRAND

Felix HILDEBRAND

SAR Patriot #: P-181206

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State of Service: PA Qualifying Service: Private

DAR #: A200086

Birth: 14 Nov 1749 / York / PA
Death: 26 Mar 1820 Shrewsbury Twp / York / PA

Qualifying Service Description:

NSDAR cites
- CAPTAIN JOHN ERMAN'S CO, YORK CO. MILITIA
- ALSO, UNDER CAPTAIN FERREE

Additional References:

PA Arch., 6th Series, Vol 2, pg 654, 681, 694

Spouse: Mary/Maria Elizabeth Simon
Children: George; Elizabeth; Philip; Eva; Dorothea; Johann Jacob; Catherine; Adam;

Members Who Share This Ancestor

Date Approved	Society	ACN	SAR Member Info	Lineage via Child	View Application Detail
2021-11-19	TN	96909	John Mark DeNicola (159017)	Anna

Burial:

Winter (aka Goodling School House, Keeney's, Stine) Cemetery_(C-0378195)

Location:

Glen Rock / York / PA / USA

Find A Grave Cemetery #:

46658

Grave Plot #:

Grave GPS Coordinates:

n/a

Find A Grave Memorial #:

98235661

Marker Type:

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Comments:

Photo displayed courtesy of J. Mark DeNicola, TNSSAR

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Author: John Mark DeNicola

Felix Hildebrand was born in 1749 at York County, Pennsylvania, a son of Johannes Hildebrand and Barbara Glattfelder. He was the oldest of nine children. In 1772, Hildebrand married Mary Elizabeth Simon (1751 – 1820) at York County, Pennsylvania. He purchased her old home from the heirs of her father, Philip.¹ They were the parents of George, Elizabeth, Philip, Eva, Dorothea, Jacob, Catherine, and Adam.

In 1778 the returns of Associators in the York County Militia are the names of Felix Hildebrand and his brothers, Jacob, Casper and Henry, for a company raised at Codorus Township. Felix Hildebrand was listed as a private in Captain Erman's Company of Militia in 1782 and Captain Henry Ferree's Company of Militia in 1781 and 1782.

References:

1. Orphans Court Docket C, Pg. 62-63, York County, Pennsylvania.

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