Evidence that the Horlbecks lived here

Left behind clues of Horlbecks and their relatives

• The Horlbecks in Charleston/South Carolina

About 1764 the first Horlbecks immigrated to the United States. They settled in Charleston/South Carolina

• Horlbeck Alley in Charleston/South Carolina

Street in Charleston, named after the Horlbeck brothers (architects)

• Boone Hall Plantation in South Carolina

From 1817 to 1935 the plantation was owned by the Horlbeck family

• Horlbeck Creek in Mount Pleasant/South Carolina

Named after the brothers John Adam Horlbeck (1729 - 1812) and John Peter Horlbeck (1726 - 1797), architects in Charleston

• Dr. Henry Buckingham Horlbeck

Surgeon and medical officer in Charleston, South Carolina

• Otto Horlbeck and his daughter Christina Horlbeck-Wuillermin

Sculptor Otto Horlbeck from Grünsfeld/Germany and photographer and graphic designer Christina Horlbeck-Wuillermin in Hammonton/New Jersey

• Ester Horlbeck Miler

Artist decorating china

• Edward Horlbeck

Artist (painter) in Atlanta, Georgia 

• Horlbeck street in Greiz/Thuringia

Named after the teacher Christian Friedrich Horlbeck (1807 - 1887)