<strong>of</strong> Enfield, Eben <strong>of</strong> Farmington & 1 sister, Mrs. E.P.Baldwin <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>. Huron died less thana year ago in the soldiers home in Noroton. Burial in Center Cemetery, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.HENRY, WILLIAM Sr. 93, died at the home <strong>of</strong> his son Samuel Henry in <strong>Burlington</strong>. (1906) Hewas born in Colraine, Ireland, 11-1-1813. His first wife was Mary Patterson who died 23 yearsago. 12 years ago he married Mrs. Emeline Brown who survives him at the age <strong>of</strong> 87. Besideshis wife he leaves sons, Huron P. <strong>of</strong> Darien; William & John T. <strong>of</strong> Collinsville, James G. <strong>of</strong>Hartford, Samuel K. <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>, Eben R. <strong>of</strong> Thompsonville and one daughter Mrs.E.P.Baldwin <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>. Burial in Center Cemetery, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.HERBERT, VIRGINIA (Hobart), 88, <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>, wife to Paul L.Herbert, died on Saturday(July 2, 2005) at Countryside Manor. Mrs. Herbert was born on June 12,1917 in Dennysville,ME and was a daughter <strong>of</strong> the late Benjamin and Margaret (Chisolm) Hobart. A <strong>Burlington</strong>resident since 1953, she was employed as bookkeeper, retiring from Nursing Care Center in1981. She enjoyed visiting the <strong>Burlington</strong> Public Library. In addition to her husband <strong>of</strong> 64 years,Mrs. Herbert is survived by a son and daughter-in-law, William and Marion Herbert <strong>of</strong>Harwinton; a daughter and son-in-law, Catherine and William Hurd <strong>of</strong> Terryville; threegrandchildren, Michael and Laurie Hurd and Michelle Herbert; and several nieces and nephews.Funeral services will beheld on Tuesday, July 5, at 11 a.m. at Funk Funeral Home, 35 BelleviewAve. Bristol. Burial will follow in <strong>Burlington</strong> Center Cemetery. Relatives and friends may call atthe funeral home on Tuesday between 10-11 a.m. Memorial donations may be made to the<strong>Burlington</strong> Public Library, P.O. Box 1379, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT 06013.HINMAN, ANNA L. 67, died 5-23-1947. Until two years ago she was for some time a member<strong>of</strong> the board <strong>of</strong> education and also a former town treasurer and justice <strong>of</strong> the peace. She wasborn in <strong>Burlington</strong> in 10-19-1879, daughter <strong>of</strong> the late John J. and Emma (Meisner) Hinman.She trained at the Charles Gate Hospitol <strong>of</strong> Surgery in Boston, Mass. and practiced nursing atthe Bristol Hospital. She leaves two brothers, Benjamin and Ernest Hinman <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>; threesisters, Miss Lillian Hinman <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>, Mrs. Catherine Pillsbury <strong>of</strong> Unionville and Mrs. James(Hattie) McAllister <strong>of</strong> Durban, South Africa. Burial in Center Cemetery, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.HINMAN, BENJAMIN, 84, a life long resident <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong> before moving to WarehousePoint several years ago, died 5-13-1956. He was born in <strong>Burlington</strong> 8-4-1871, a son <strong>of</strong> the lateJohn and Anna (Beach) Hinman. He was very active in the <strong>Burlington</strong> Congregational Churchand served as deacon from 1907 to 1944, when he asked to be excused from his duties <strong>of</strong> that<strong>of</strong>fice. Soon after he was made deacon Emeritus, a title he held till his death. He operated asawmill and farm on the Hinman homestead for many years. He leaves a brother, Ernest <strong>of</strong><strong>Burlington</strong>; one sister, Mrs. Catherine Pillsbury <strong>of</strong> Warehouse Point. Burial in Center Cemetery,<strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.HINMAN, EMMA(Meisner) 74, died 1-22-1936. She was born in <strong>Burlington</strong> in the house nowoccupied by Mrs. Sophia Erickson and family, on 5-7-1861. At an early age <strong>of</strong> 14 she unitedwith the <strong>Burlington</strong> Church, under the pastorate <strong>of</strong> Rev. Philemon Day, and for over 60 yearshas been a pillar <strong>of</strong> strength in the Church. On 9-26-1877 she became the second wife <strong>of</strong> JohnJ.Hinman, who died in 4-15-1903. She leaves 3 sons and 4 daughters; Deacon Benjamin B. andErnest R. <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>, John D. <strong>of</strong> East Lee, Mass. Mrs. Catherine Pillsbury <strong>of</strong> Unionville,Misses Anna and Lillian <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong> and Mrs. James McAllister, Missionary at Durban, SouthAfrica; one brother, George Meisner <strong>of</strong> New Britain and Berlin, three sisters, Mrs. Alfred S.Wingate <strong>of</strong> Windsor Locks, Mrs. Robert L.Grant <strong>of</strong> West Hartford and Mrs. Hubert N.Smith <strong>of</strong><strong>Burlington</strong>. Burial in Center Cemetery, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.HINMAN, ERNEST R. 91, Of Milford Street, <strong>Burlington</strong>, died 3-8-1979. Born in <strong>Burlington</strong> 9-6-1887, he lived here most <strong>of</strong> his life and owned and operated a dairy and lumber mill for manyyears. He was the son <strong>of</strong> the late John and Emma (Meisner) Hinman. Survived by two sons,Howard B. <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong> and John D. <strong>of</strong> Bristol; two daughters, Mrs. Jeanne H. Bartman <strong>of</strong>Sherman Oaks, CA. and Mrs. Helen H. Bardwell <strong>of</strong> Hatfield, MA; nine grandchildren. Burial inCenter Cemetery, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.54
HINMAN, HOWARD B. 72, <strong>of</strong> Milford Street, <strong>Burlington</strong>, husband <strong>of</strong> Julia (Kundra) Hinman,died 12-31-1988. He was born 7-24-1916 in <strong>Burlington</strong> and had lived there all his life. Mr.Hinman owned and operated E.R.Hinman & Son Inc. for over 50 years. He served two terms inthe CT.. State Legislature in 1941 and 1943. Besides his wife, he is survived by three sons,H.Peter <strong>of</strong> New Hartford, Paul L. and Michael, both <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>; a daughter, Mary H.Elterich <strong>of</strong>Trumbull; two sisters, Jeanne Bartman <strong>of</strong> Sherman Oaks, CA and Helen Bardwell <strong>of</strong> Hatfield,MA. Burial in Center Cemetery, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.HINMAN, JOHN D. 70, died 1-18-1946. Resided, Maple St. East Lee, MA, a teamster. Son <strong>of</strong>John J. & Anna (Beach)Hinman. Born in <strong>Burlington</strong> on 3-25-1876. His wife died about 2 yearsago. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. Roy Heath <strong>of</strong> Tyringham, MA and Mrs. Paul Merwin <strong>of</strong> Lee.Buried, Fairmont Cemetery, Lee, MA.HINMAN, JOHN D. husband <strong>of</strong> Betty (Rouleau) <strong>of</strong> 120 Ferraro Drive, former state legislator,co-owner <strong>of</strong> E.R.Hinman & Sons Lumber Co. Inc. died 2-22-1981. (born 5-2-1918) BetsyGaudian, Hinman's daughter, delivered the eulogy. Burial in Center Cemetery, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.HINMAN, JOHN J. 56, died 4-15-1903. He had been in failing health for years. Tuesdayevening he fell asleep peacefully and awoke in heaven. Mr. Hinman was born in <strong>Burlington</strong>, 5-2-1846. Together with extensive farming he carried on a prosperous lumber business. He was amusician <strong>of</strong> marked ability. He was for years organist <strong>of</strong> our church and Sunday school.Surviving him, a widow, three sons and four daughters. Benjamin B., John D., and Ernest R., all<strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>; Katherine E., a teacher in the South Side School <strong>of</strong> Bristol, Anna L., employed inHyde Park, Mass., Lillian M., living at home, and Harriet B., <strong>of</strong> Collinsville high school; onesister, Mrs. Robert N.Smith <strong>of</strong> Plainville, and one granddaughter, Candace A.Hinman <strong>of</strong><strong>Burlington</strong>. Burial in Center Cemetery, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.HINMAN, MAUDE(Huntington) 80, <strong>of</strong> Milford Street, a teacher in Bristol, Collinsville,Harwinton & <strong>Burlington</strong>, died 9-24-1965. Born in Mansfield in 7-23-1885, she lived in <strong>Burlington</strong>55 years. She and her husband, Ernest R. who has been a dairy farmer & lumber businessman,celebrated their 55th anniversary 7-6-1965. She also leaves 2 sons, Howard B. & John D. both<strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>; 2 daughters, Mrs. Jeanne I.Bartman <strong>of</strong> Granada Hills, CA & Mrs. HelenL.Bardwell <strong>of</strong> Hatfield, MA; 3 sisters, Mrs. Charles T.Barber <strong>of</strong> East Hartford, Mrs. Vera Brainard<strong>of</strong> West Haven & Mrs. Helen MacFarland <strong>of</strong> Mansfield & 9 grandchildren. Burial in CenterCemetery, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.HINMAN, PETER H. 57, <strong>of</strong> Johnny Cake Lane, New Hartford, died 10-15-2000. Born inBristol, he was the son <strong>of</strong> Julia K. and Howard B. Hinman <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>. He lived in <strong>Burlington</strong>25 years before moving to New Hartford. He was a partner in E.R.Hinman & Sons, Inc. for 32years and also employed by A.Aiudi & Sons. He is survived by his wife, Barbara (Bertolini)Hinman; two sons, Peter J. & Thomas J.Hinman <strong>of</strong> New Hartford; two brothers and their wives,Paul L. and Victoria G.Hinman <strong>of</strong> Plainville and Michael J. & Deborah B.Hinman if <strong>Burlington</strong>; asister and her husband, Mary H. and Dr. John Willis. He also leaves his mother-in-law, HelenBertolini; A memorial service will be held at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Pine Meadow.HINTON, ELIZABETH ANN (Nedorostek), 34, <strong>of</strong> San Diego, Calif. formerly <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>, died5-6-1993. She was born in Hartford, 8-8-1958, daughter <strong>of</strong> Edward A. and Rosalie(Dublac)Nedorostek <strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>. Besides her parents, she is survived by her son, Shawn M.Nedorostik<strong>of</strong> <strong>Burlington</strong>; two brothers, Mark A. <strong>of</strong> Unionville, and Matthew P. <strong>of</strong> Westfield, Mass.; a sister,Margaret M.Madore <strong>of</strong> Bristol. Burial in <strong>Burlington</strong> Cemetery, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.HODGE, CLAYTON ERNEST, 77, <strong>of</strong> Greenwater Pond, West Beckett, Mass. formerly <strong>of</strong><strong>Burlington</strong>, died 3-4-1973. Born 11-16-1895 in New Hartford, he lived in <strong>Burlington</strong> until movingto West Beckett several years ago. A Army veteran <strong>of</strong> WW I, he leaves his wife, Mrs. LillianDaniels Hodge <strong>of</strong> West Beckett, Mass.; two sisters, Mrs. Ethel Rowe <strong>of</strong> Simsbury & Mrs. VeraButler <strong>of</strong> Old Saybrook. Burial in Center Cemetery, <strong>Burlington</strong>, CT.HODGE, LENA (Alderman) 96, <strong>of</strong> Vineyard Rd. <strong>Burlington</strong>, died 1-7-1964 at the home <strong>of</strong> herdaughter in Simsbury. She was born 10-11-1867, in <strong>Burlington</strong>, a daughter <strong>of</strong> the late Manna &Maria (Howe) Alderman. She was the widow <strong>of</strong> Philip G.Hodge. She leaves 2 sons, Merton R.55
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