Notes for research:
QUESTION: How did DAR etc. connect the John HINMAN from the war with OUR John HINEMAN? There are lots of HINMANs in VT during the early years, but they seem to be, for the most part, consistently HINMAN, not HINEMAN.
From Aaron:
On ancestry.com “The Official roster of the soldiers of the American Revolution buried in the…..” This is just one section/chapter of a large book on Revolutionary War Soldiers, dealing with DAR, Son of the American Revolution, Pension indexes, rosters, etc., etc.
This is what I happened to run into on page 177 “1788-To the Pioneers of The Ohio Country-1938″
John Hineman, pay record from Capt James Brooking’s Co. of Infantry in Col Samuel Fletcher’s Battalion, 1781.
Hindman, John, pay rec. in Capt Saml William’s Militia,Nov 1780
Hinman, Benj. 1778, pay, Capt. Thomas Sawyer’s Militia
Benj & Seth Hinman, pay 2mos service, 1779 for defence of northern frontier.
James Hinman, pay in Capt Simeon Wright’s Co/Militia under Col Warren’s Regt, Nov 1778.
John Hinman
Militia company belonging to Rutland, under command of Ensign Isaac Cushman
to Fort Vengeance by order of Lt. Spencer (in command of the fort)June 1781
John Hinman 7 days, 12 miles wages 13.4.
Thomas Hinman, Corp in Thomas Sawyers Co. of Provincial Troops, May 1-Nov. 1778.
Seth Hinman in Capt Tehan Nobles Co. Of Militia June 26, 1779, Bennington, Vt.
Samuel Hinman, pay Feb 1, 1777 to Jan. 1, 1780, Prisoner Returned to Connecticut.
John Hynman, pay under Capt. James Brookings ,June 30, 1781.
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Our possible link to these Hineman/Hinman/Hynman’s is the Revolutionary War info found on our John Hinman/Hineman naming members of our family via John’s children and stating that his Rev. War Service was in Conn/Vermont. Point’s to us but what about our known Pennsylvania connection?
Name: John Hineman
Rank – Induction: Privt
Roll Box: 90
Roll State: VT