Erik Hildesheim

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Også kaldet: Erik Hildes Heim
• Beskæftigelse: 1912; Pilot
• Beskæftigelse: 1918, Garnison, Sokkelund, København; Direktør; Adresse:
  Nyhavn 59 - Stuen, København K
• Udvandring: 7 aug. 1931, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
• Beskæftigelse: 1934, New York, New York, USA; Assurandør; Adresse:
  143W 49th Street, New York
• Beskæftigelse: 1938, New York, New York, USA; Manager; Adresse:
  684 Riverside Drive, New York
• Beskæftigelse: 1940, Nassau, New York, USA; Sælger; Adresse:
  Ohester Avenue - Stewart Manor Village, Hempstead Town
• Beskæftigelse: 1960, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA; Boghandler; Adresse:
  128 Rowland Road, Fairfield

Notater:

Fødsel:
Omskåret 13 Oct 1894.

Levned:
1934 ved naturalization 5' 9", 156 pund, brune øjne, ruddy complexion.
"I første omgang gik forsøgene med Ellehammers helikopter godt. Helikopteren i fuld størrelse lettede flere gange i oktober 1912 med Ellehammers lærling, Erik Hildesheim, som fører. Hildesheim havde i forhold til Ellehammer den fordel, at han kun vejede omkring 60 kg. I en kronik i Berlingske Tidende den 12. September 1981 fortalte Hildesheim om helikopterforsøgene:
Forsøgene med den roterende begyndte inde i dens ottekantede hangar. Der var den en kraftig tøvhvirvler. Så blev den prøvet i det fri, hvor Ellehammer til min skuffelse stækkede mine vinger. Han ville undgå dyre havarier og stod udenfor maskinens rækkevidde med en lang kobbertråd i hånden. Den anden ende var forbundet med flyvemotoren. Når maskinen lettede lidt, måske krængede til den ene side, ville Ellehammer, inden jeg kunne få den rettet op, slå tændingen fra. Så havnede vi igen i Moder Jords skød. Efterhånden blev det dog til en del småhop og nogle svæveflyvninger, undertiden med besøg og attestering af prins Axel, de andre marineflyvere og flere". (Skyggebjerg)


Beskæftigelse:
Ved indvandring til USA 1928: Pilot, Aviator. Ved indrejse til USA 1930: Aviator.
"I flew in ww1, even in the pioneering period before, but only in Denmark and on neutrality guard then, so did not see any active war flying service." (i brev 13 Oct 1960 til Dr. S.H. Fleiser)
"NEW MEMBER, 1948. ERIK HILDESHEIM, 128 Row..nd Rd., Fairfield, Conn., with Danish, British and Swedish licenses, comes up with a helicopter solo, September 28, 1912, at Copenhagen while apprentice to the Pioneer Ellehammer. In a series of tests inside a closed hangar the machine "rose completely from the floor under its own engine power so that it hung in the air with its whole weight. This occurred first with the machine empty and then with a pilot (Hildesheim) in the machine. * * * The automatic stabilizer functioned immediately and efficiently. By operating it, the machine could be banked in all 4 directions and the amount of banking be controlled at will or when it was preferred, by the automatic influence of the "pilot" reports the observing committee. from CHIRP, JANUARY, 1948 - CLEVELAND, OHIO - NUMBER 37 courtesy of Steve Remington - CollectAir" (Ficke)

Beskæftigelse:
FT 1916: Logrende i Wildergade, Redaktionssekretær.
Politiets registerblade:
01-05-1918: Nyhavn 59, stuen.
Hjemmeboende til 1912: 01-11-1908: Rosenvængets Allé (Rosenvænget) 39, 01-11-1912: Strandboulevarden 118, 2. sal, 04-05-1914: Strandboulevarden 133, stuen, hos Kjeldsen.
I USA grundlægger af Heim Bearings, Fairfield, Connecticut (http://www.rbcbearings.com/).


Udvandring:
Ankomst NY 5 Apr Afrejst fra København 17 Mar 1928. Fra London med SS American Shipper. Angiver midlertidigt ophold.
Indrejst igen 22 Aug 1930 fra Santos, Sao Paulo, Brasilien til New York med SS Titania.
Atter indrejst fra Montreal 7 Aug 1931, ombord på DH#10 (ved naturalisering, 1934)
Ansøgning om Naturalization 20 Aug 1934, New York, New York.
Fornyet ansøgning om naturalization 20 May 1938

Beskæftigelse:
Ved naturalization 1934: Aviation underwriter (Unemployed)

Beskæftigelse:
US Census 1940 Salesman, Advertising.

Erik blev gift med Clara A Forking den 24 jul. 1936 i New York, New York, USA. Clara blev født den 19 okt. 1897 i Żnin, Kujawsko-Pomorskie, Polen; døde den 8 jan. 1991 i Fairfield, Connecticut, USA; blev begravet i 1991 i Fairfield, Connecticut, USA. [Gruppeskema] [Familietavle]

Andre Begivenheder og Egenskaber:

• Også kaldet: Norman Erik Hildes-Heim
• Beskæftigelse: Fairfield, Connecticut, USA; Journalist
• Titel: M.A.
• Beskæftigelse: 1960; Arkitekt
• Bopæl: 2013, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA; Adresse:
  128 Rowland Road, Fairfield
• Nekrolog: 5 apr. 2013, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA

Notater:

Barn: David Kardos.

Beskæftigelse:
Dødsannonce: Freelance-writer, Fairfield Daily Voice.
Nekrolog: Freelancer for New York Times.

Beskæftigelse:
Uddannet Andover, A.B. in history fra Columbia University, 1960, M.A. Harvard Graduate School of Design. Hildes-Heim designed and developed hotels at John Carl Warnecke & Associates for InterContinental Hotels Group and Bechtel's International Division and later as a partner with Hotel Development Associates.

Bopæl:
Data ej ajourført 2020. Tidligere bopæl: 38 Morgan Ave, Fairfield, CT 06430.

Nekrolog:
Norman Erik Hildes-Heim,
architect, international hotel developer and former Rowing correspondent for The New York Times, died suddenly March 20 at his home in Fairfield, Connecticut. He was 75. He was educated at Andover and received his A.B. in history from Columbia University in 1960, where he rowed crew. He spent a year at Cambridge University, England and earned a master's degree in Architecture from Harvard's Graduate School of Design. Hildes-Heim designed and developed hotels at John Carl Warnecke & Associates for InterContinental Hotels Group and Bechtel's International Division and later as a partner with Hotel Development Associates. He covered rowing events around the world, including The Henley Royal Regatta as a freelance writer for The New York Times. He also coached the lightweight rowing team at Columbia while shuttling back and forth from New York to Boston to teach a course at Harvard. He was a 'teaching visitor' at the University of British Columbia School of Architecture and was awarded the UBC Honorary Alumnus Award for his significant contribution to UBC by a non-alumnus. The job he said he enjoyed the most was lifeguarding at Fairfield's Jennings Beach each summer for the past 54 years. He especially loved gardening, Long Haired Highland Cattle and the music of Cole Porter, Gershwin, Rogers and Hammerstein, the Broadway musical stage and the Opera. He was a mentor and a friend who, through his selfless efforts, changed the lives of his student oarsmen as well as friends in crisis. Hildes-Heim was born in Fairfield, Connecticut on February 20, 1938 to Claire, an opera singer and Erik, founder of Heim Bearings. He is survived by his adopted son David Kardos. A funeral Mass will take place on Saturday, April 6 at 10 a.m. at St. Pius X Roman Catholic Church, 834 Brookside Drive, in Fairfield. In keeping with his wishes, a committal service at sea will be private.
Published in Fairfield Citizen from Apr. 3 to Apr. 5, 2013
Nekrolog også i: https://dailyvoice.com/connecticut/fairfield/obituaries/norman-erik-hildes-heim-75-of-fairfield-architect-and-hotel-developer/572987/

Begravet:
Dødsmesse 6 Apr 2013, l St. Pius X Roman Catholic Church, 834 Brookside Drive,Fairfield. In keeping with his wishes, a committal service at sea will be private.