First born of the three sons of Jacob Hileman Sr. and Eva Elizabeth Rumpel (aka Rumbold) Hileman; husband of Catharine "Caty" Eddleman, married March 19, 1810 Cabarrus County; father of at least the following children: Catherine, Jacob III, "Father" John, Sophia, Anna, Elizabeth, Margaret, Adam, Nancy and Thomas Hileman.
After the death of his mother, Jacob's father takes a new wife, Christina Diehl, and moves his family to Illinois. In the tradition of German pioneer families, Jacob Jr., the oldest of 11 children, takes over the 1000 acre homestead of his father, and remains in North Carolina until his death.
His wife and mother and several children are buried in adjacent graves.
The inscription on his headstone; Aged 90 years 8 months 2 days
§ By CL Hileman
After the death of his mother, Jacob's father takes a new wife, Christina Diehl, and moves his family to Illinois. In the tradition of German pioneer families, Jacob Jr., the oldest of 11 children, takes over the 1000 acre homestead of his father, and remains in North Carolina until his death.
His wife and mother and several children are buried in adjacent graves.
The inscription on his headstone; Aged 90 years 8 months 2 days
§ By CL Hileman
First born of the three sons of Jacob Hileman Sr. and Eva Elizabeth Rumpel (aka Rumbold) Hileman; husband of Catharine "Caty" Eddleman, married March 19, 1810 Cabarrus County; father of at least the following children: Catherine, Jacob III, "Father" John, Sophia, Anna, Elizabeth, Margaret, Adam, Nancy and Thomas Hileman.
After the death of his mother, Jacob's father takes a new wife, Christina Diehl, and moves his family to Illinois. In the tradition of German pioneer families, Jacob Jr., the oldest of 11 children, takes over the 1000 acre homestead of his father, and remains in North Carolina until his death.
His wife and mother and several children are buried in adjacent graves.
The inscription on his headstone; Aged 90 years 8 months 2 days
§ By CL Hileman
After the death of his mother, Jacob's father takes a new wife, Christina Diehl, and moves his family to Illinois. In the tradition of German pioneer families, Jacob Jr., the oldest of 11 children, takes over the 1000 acre homestead of his father, and remains in North Carolina until his death.
His wife and mother and several children are buried in adjacent graves.
The inscription on his headstone; Aged 90 years 8 months 2 days
§ By CL Hileman
Inscription
Jacob Hileman DIED January 6, 1877 Aged 90 Years 1 Month & 2 Days
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