Alzenetta Hillebrandt

Notes:

Died:
Robert Hillebrandt married before the Civil War, and he and his wife, along with his sister Alzinette, still unmarried, died during the yellow fever epidemic at Beaumont in October, 1862. (W.T. Block)

also: from Block "Yellow fever plagued area during 1860s":
"Nevertheless the virulent illness did arrive there, and Beaumonters were fortunate to endure only 8 fatalities, as opposed to the 150 persons who died at Sabine Pass. Otto Ruff, Dr. George Hawley, Mrs. Sylvester Mansfield, Alzinette Hillebandt, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hillebrandt were 6 of the 8 Beaumonters who died during the epidemic."

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Residence: 1820, Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, Louisiana
• Emigration: 1831, Sour Lake, Hardin Co, Texas
• Residence: 1831, Jefferson Co, Texas
• Property: Bef 1 May 1838, Jefferson Co, Texas
• Census: 16 Oct 1850, Sabine Pass, Jefferson Co, Texas

Notes:

First Settlers of Jefferson Co., TX by Gifford White from the originals in the GLO & TX State Archives. #119 Christian Hillebrandt - whose oath was taken in accordance with the land law, and proved by Joseph Grigsby and Stephen Jackson on the oath that he emigrated to TX in 1831, that he was a citizen and head of a family at the date of the Declaration of Independence and since.

by W.T. Block
"Hillebrandt was a an energetic accumulator of land and personal property, and in the last year of his life, he bought 3,000 steers from the estate of a neighbor and 1,500 acres of land in the north end of Beaumont.. Hillebrandt died in Aug 1858, and the inventory of his estate indicated that he owned 9,000 cattle, worth $60,000, that roamed over parts of Liberty, Orange, and Jefferson counties, and 1,000 horses worth $20,000, which along with his vast accumulation of land, made him the wealthiest residet in antebellum Jefferson County."


Property:
Christian Hildebrandt one labor immigrated to Texas 1831


Census:
1850 Christian Hildebrandt
Christian Hildebrandt 57 $3080 Europe
Eurasue 50 Louisiana
Christian E. 18 Louisiana stock raiser
Alzena 17 Texas
Lastie 14 Texas
Robert 12 Texas
Samuel Lee 27 laborer Europe

Christian married Marie Eurasie Blanchet on 18 Jun 1821 in St. Martinville, St. Martin Parish, Louisiana. Marie was born on 21 Nov 1802 in Louisiana; died in 1857 in Jefferson Co, Texas. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]