Son of Simon & Hannah M. Smith (1850 Farmington, NY census) but 1855 census shows his father as William B. Smith and the 1860 census shows Simon again.
Husband of Catherine Mink.
Naples Neapolitan Record, Wed., May 4, 1887:
Hinman E. Smith, a prominent lawyer at Victor, died last week, and was buried at Shortsville.
Troy Daily Times, Monday, April 25, 1887
—Hinman E. Smith, a lawyer, doing business in Rochester and residing at Victor, dropped dead in a Rochester restaurant on Sunday night. Death was caused by internal hemorrhage.
Husband of Catherine Mink.
Naples Neapolitan Record, Wed., May 4, 1887:
Hinman E. Smith, a prominent lawyer at Victor, died last week, and was buried at Shortsville.
Troy Daily Times, Monday, April 25, 1887
—Hinman E. Smith, a lawyer, doing business in Rochester and residing at Victor, dropped dead in a Rochester restaurant on Sunday night. Death was caused by internal hemorrhage.
Son of Simon & Hannah M. Smith (1850 Farmington, NY census) but 1855 census shows his father as William B. Smith and the 1860 census shows Simon again.
Husband of Catherine Mink.
Naples Neapolitan Record, Wed., May 4, 1887:
Hinman E. Smith, a prominent lawyer at Victor, died last week, and was buried at Shortsville.
Troy Daily Times, Monday, April 25, 1887
—Hinman E. Smith, a lawyer, doing business in Rochester and residing at Victor, dropped dead in a Rochester restaurant on Sunday night. Death was caused by internal hemorrhage.
Husband of Catherine Mink.
Naples Neapolitan Record, Wed., May 4, 1887:
Hinman E. Smith, a prominent lawyer at Victor, died last week, and was buried at Shortsville.
Troy Daily Times, Monday, April 25, 1887
—Hinman E. Smith, a lawyer, doing business in Rochester and residing at Victor, dropped dead in a Rochester restaurant on Sunday night. Death was caused by internal hemorrhage.
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