In 1733, he served as a witness to the will of John Roads or Rhoads, the father-in-law of Richard's daughter Naomi.
Research Notes
If born about 1658, he could be the Richard Hinman of Accomack, Virginia in the 1676 tithables list. Or he may be the son/nephew of an older man:
Accomack County, Virginia Order Books: 1676-1678, 1690-1709. Images available at FamilySearch.org; Film # 008357973; image 37 [1] accessed 4 Apr 2021.
A List of Surnames in Accomack County, An’o Dom 1676 – Rich. Hinman -- 1
In 1706, John Roads transferred property to a brother-in-law, John Hinman, husband of John Roads's sister, Patience. Could this be a brother or cousin of Richard?
Deed Records of Sussex County, Delaware, 1693-1886: Deeds, book C3-D4, 1698-1721. FamilySearch.org. Accessed 23 Oct 2019
Property Details: 400 acres, at Rehobah [Rehoboth]
“Eldest son of John Roades, late of Sussex County.”
“Land given and bequeathed in the last Will and Testament of my Sd father John Roades Deceased unto my sister, Patience. Now Wife of of the said John Hinman, in these words following:
“Item. I give unto my daughter Patience ffour Hundred acres o land joining to the sea side and adjacent to the land of John Symons..”
More on possible brother [3]] whose widow Mary remarried Joseph Godwin.
Sources
Deed Records of Sussex County, Delaware, 1693-1886: Deeds, book C3-D4, 1698-1721. FamilySearch.org. Accessed 23 Oct 2019
“land formerly purchased of his brother Richard Paynter, And now the sonure[tenure?] of him ye sd. John Paynter, and in ye Occupacon of Woodman Stockly, scituate lyeing in Angola Neck … and in part joining upon Lewes Creek, standing by the ? side of the Woolfe Pitt Neck Branch.”
Deed Records of Sussex County, Delaware, 1693-1886: Deeds, book C3-D4, 1698-1721. FamilySearch.org. Accessed 23 Oct 2019
for the natural love and affection which shee bear towards her son John Hinman…all her share or part of land that of right belongs to her the sd Mary Hinman out of a tract of land where the sd Richard & Mary Hinman now liveth on Rehoboth – which sd land did belong unto John Avery late of this County Dec’d father to the said Mary Hinman, who dyed intestate, and hath right as a co heir.”
Deed Records of Sussex County, Delaware, 1693-1886: Deeds, book C3-D4, 1698-1721. FamilySearch.org. Accessed 23 Oct 2019
”Note: there was another deed drawn for the above tract of land from” Richard Hinman to Joseph Cord which proved defective. This deed replaces the deed above
Delaware, U.S., Land Records, 1677-1947: Sussex: 003: Image 16. Database and images at Ancestry.com Image accessed 4 Jun 2021.
Date 7 August 1722
Seller: Henry Draper & his wife Sarah who was one of the granddaughters of John Avery late of the county afores’d
Buyer: Rich’d Hinman
¼ of 800 acre tract for £60. Original grant by Edmond Andross to John Avery on 15 Jan 1675 [? /76] called Avery’s Rest; part sold to John Dupree. John Avery died intestate, leaving 5 chldren: Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, Jemima & John, who is since deceased so that property fell to four daughters.
Sussex, Delaware Orphan’s Court dockets and minute dockets, 1728-1802. Image: 16. Images available at FamilySearch.org [9]
Court sitting 9 March 1730[/31]
”John Paynter, a minor son of Richard Paynter late deceased”petitioned for a Guardian. The court selected his chosen --?- Rich’d Hinman and John Rodes Esq. They accepted the appointment.
Delaware, Wills and Probate Records, , 1676-1971: Sussex: General index 1682-1948 Wills, book A 1682-1781. Image 512. FamilySearch.org [10] accessed 21 Oct 2019.
Will of JOHN ROADS, gentleman of Sussex County
Signed: 23 March 1732[?/33]; Proved 2 Apr 1733
Heirs: wife, Alice Roads; children: William Roads
Heirs/grandchildren:
Executors: wife: Alice Roads
Witnesses: Jonathan Henry, Robert Shankland, Richard Hinman
Delaware, Wills and Probate Records, , 1676-1971: Sussex: General index 1682-1948 Wills, book A 1682-1781. Image 475-476. FamilySearch.org [11] accessed 20 Oct 2019.
Will of RICHARD HINMAN
Signed:30 Jan 1741[?/42]; Proved 8 Aug 1742
Heirs: daughter Naomy Roades, widow of John Roades, deceased; grandsons Hinman Roades and John Roades sons of daughter Naomy when they arrive to age 21 years;
Witnesses: John Bicknall, John Lewis, John Molleston
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