Click Here for a 7 Min Video About Hinman’s 1927-2017

Oct 2023 the old 11 Generation image was replaced with screen captures from the new PRIVATE Genealogy site.  You can request access with links in emails that will be sent to family members.  

The site www.hinmanfamily.com stopped in 2019 & now it can be accessed from a Site History from 12-27-2018 at https://sites.google.com/view/hinmanfamilydotcom 

Lee Melvin HINMAN-25738 (Howard Marcellus , Richard Marcellus , JuGurtha , Samuel P , Jonas , Samuel , Mary Harris , Jonah (Jonas) , Edward , Edward , Hypoth.. Father ) 

A B C D E 

The pictures above from left to right are:

A-James Montgomery; 

B-Jurgurtha Hinman;

C-Almon, Jennie Danford;

D-Left-Howard Hinman, Back-Harry, Charles, right-Lora, Front-Mary, Richard Hinman in 1916;

E-Front-Lee, Middle-Leland, Lila, Doris Back- Jim, Paul, Mother, Dad, Edwin, Almon 

Lee Found another Hinman Site that can be used for Research at https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/HINMAN 

1916 Howard Hinman Left Center, Back row-Harry, Charles, right-Lora, Front row-Mary, Richard Hinman

Above is 11 generation of the Hinman's with Born when know & died dates. The information comes from http://www.hinmanfamily.com/hfag01.htm#28029 . The # to the right of - is the reference number.

Below are some of the words:

The history of the Hinmans and their ancestors reads almost like the history of the New England Colonies in miniature. We were in Plimoth Plantation, Massachusetts Bay Colony, New Haven Colony, Connecticut Colony. We grew the first tobacco in Virginia. Floating around in our protoplasm are the genes of governors, representatives, yeomen, merchants, farmers, and soldiers. There is hardly a job that we haven't had or hardly a page of the Colonial Records that does not mention one of our ancestors.

No modern landing force ever approached an enemy coast more warily than did those first shiploads of Englishmen approach the continent of the red man. When our earliest immigrant ancestors arrived in John Winthrop's fleet in 1630, hardly a dozen ships had been sighted by the Leyden Pilgrims in the ten years since they crowded the rails of the Mayflower. Most of those ships had brought them supplies and new mouths to feed, though in 1628 and 1629 a large band of Puritans had gathered at Naumkeag (Salem). In 1630, however, Winthrop's eleven ships spearheaded an exodus from England that in the next decade would see some 300-odd leaky ships bring more than 20,000 new settlers to this shore. This is the decade that saw most of our ancestors arrive.

John Henman, aged 19, arrived in Virginia in 1635 on the ship John bound for St. Christophers. Edward Henman arrived in Boston in June 1650 aboard the ship William & George as a crewman. You will find more about these men in our research reports. -MBH

Hypothetical married Hypothetical MOTHER-28030. Hypothetical was born before 1600 in , , England.

They had the following children:

+ 2 John HINMAN-35673 was born about 1616 and died 29 Aug 1660.

+ 3 M (Sgt) Edward HINMAN-36809 died 26 Nov 1681.

It is best to start (Howard the father of the 8) at http://www.hinmanfamily.com/hfag325.htm#26117 , see the children then click on the parent at the top right.

Lee Found another Hinman Site that can be used for Research at

https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/MYNZ-RPV/howard-marcellus-hinman-1906-1971?cid=tree-ancestors-r9+Person_Header_copy

Bible of Richard M Hinman and his Wife

Aunt Lora