Descendants of Samuel M.
Hilterbrand and America A. Upton
NEW UPDATES 18
September 2003
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Samuel M. Hilterbrand
and wife America Angeline Upton,
had son Thomas J. Hilterbrand,
son William Ozias Hilterbrand, son Charles Oscar Hilterbrand, son Luther
M. Hilterbrand, daughter June Elizabeth ‘Lizzie Jane’
Hilterbrand (m. William Henry Dabney),
and daughter Jessie B. Hilterbrand (m. Edward C. Ballard).
June Elizabeth Hilterbrand
and husband William Henry Dabney
had daughter Violet Dabney (m. Walter Koehr), daughter Vivian Louise Dabney (m.
William John Deiss), daughter Jesse Dabney (m. ??), and a son who died soon
after birth.
Hilterbrand Archives :
Hilterbrand Gallery :
unsorted photos of Hilterbrands; available here.
Land Records from Texas County : I have
scanned many of the land files for this and related families; available here.
Census Data
: Texas and Carter County Missouri
Military Service : Sam, at age 15 joined the Confederacy, but quickly
came to his senses, deserted two weeks later, and a year after that ended up in
Company K, 6th
Provisional Enrolled Missouri Militia (USA) and Company K, 16th Regiment
Missouri Cavalry Volunteers.
Sam’s Compiled Service
Record, Muster rolls and Pension files from the CSA & USA. Sam’s brother-in-law, Louis Upton,
served in Missouri Confederate forces; his service record and pension
application from CSA service.
Ellsinore, Carter County, Missouri : I have
recently gained access to about two dozen photographs of the Town of Ellsinore
in Carter County and the Bunker Culler Lumber Company Rail-line of Dent County
taken between 1901 and 1927, most of which cover the period 1905 - 1914.
Most of the photos of Ellsinore have been scanned and formatted and are
currently in the Hilterbrand Gallery.
This site and the data contained
herein represents the best data available to me at the point in time that it
was written. It should not be taken as the final word, or the authority
on the Deiss, Hilterbrand, or Webb family or any families or individuals
described within its pages. It is also continuously updated, almost on a
daily basis, since I use this site as my research notebook and as new
information comes my way, either through my personal research or from other
sources, old or out of date, information will be deleted and new data
added. I encourage those who have questions about my research to contact
me - jondeiss@yahoo.com. How am I
related to all of these dead people? click here
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of Samuel M. Hilterbrand © 2001, 2002
by Jonathan Webb Deiss, who is solely responsible for its content.
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