Selvester K. Hilderbrand
T46N R16E S31 SW quarter of SE quarter
high confidence
Claim Details
- Filed
- August 31, 1885
- Recorded
- September 03, 1885
- Recorder
- P.S. Chapman
- Type
- Appropriation
Water Source
- Source
- Willow Creek
- Size
- 30.0 miner's inches
- Purpose
- Agricultural, Culinary
- Diversion
- Dam, Ditch
Use Location
SW quarter of SE quarter of Section 31 (Eight), T46N R16E MDBM. Ditch 3/4 mile long from 100 yards upstream of John Bucher's House.
State Database (eWRIMS)
Potential match
This water right may match a record in eWRIMS, but the similarity is not strong enough for a confident match (33% confidence).
- Current owner
- CASON BAUGH
- Right type
- Appropriative
- Status
- Licensed
- Face value
- 257.8 Acre-feet per Year
- eWRIMS source
- BIDWELL CREEK
- Application #
- A001399
Other Claims at This Location (25)
T46N R16E S31 SW quarter of SE quarter — 7 matched, 10 not in eWRIMS
Marx Fulcher
1870
Not in ewrims
Warren T.B. Whittemore
1871
Potential
David Baty
1872
Not in ewrims
David Baty
1872
Matched
James Fee
1873
Matched
J.O. Sessions
1873
Matched
Patrick Horan
1874
Potential
Patrick Horan
1874
Not in ewrims
Paul Lieberman
1874
Potential
Hugh McMannes
1875
Not in ewrims
Hugh H. McMannes & A.A. Holcomb
1875
Potential
Janet Ross
1876
Potential
Robert Baty
1876
Matched
Joseph Burns
1877
Not in ewrims
C.C. Rackford
1879
Not in ewrims
J.L. Quick
1881
Not in ewrims
Hugh Conlan
1887
Potential
Samuel Moore
1888
Not in ewrims
Selkirk Hilderbrand and Ora P. Phillips
1899
Potential
Phebe and D.C. Givan
1900
Potential
Frank E. Fulcher
1902
Not in ewrims
Joseph Card and Charles H. Brobney
1904
Matched
Howard Royce
1913
Not in ewrims
J.A. Blunt
1915
Matched
Transcription (may be incomplete)
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern that I the undersigned claims thirty inches miners measurement of water of this Willow Creek for agricultural and culinary purposes...
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From: Modoc County Water Claims Book 1
— Page 187
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Notes: NOTABLE: 'miners measurement' used. Claims since June 1883. Signed with 'his mark' (illiterate). Witness: John M. Sanders. Below V.C. O'polis's fence.