m. abt 1623

He was born at Chilton Foliot July 10, 1603, baptized at St. Martin's July 17, 1603, entered Eton College 1618; matriculated at Queen's College, Oxford, November 9, 1621, aged 18; graduated B.A. 1625; M.A. 1638; he studiedmedicine at the Westminister Chemical School, 1625--29. Practiced medicine inLondon and Oxford, 1629--33. In 1633 he went to Leyden, enrolled there as a Student of Medicine, April 10, 1633, aged 30; graduated M.D. 1640, and returned to London, where on November 17, he appeared before the Board of Censors of theRoyal College of Physicians for examiniation for the Special License given by that body. He presented letters from his father's old friend, Henry Pierrepont, Marquis of Dorchester, one of the principal Secretaries of State, showing that he had just been appointed Physician in Ordinary to Queen Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles I. Appointed, Field Surgeon, Royal Army 1642; was created D. Medicus at Oxford, November 1, 1642; appointed Physician to Charles, Prince of Wales, 1643; appointed Fleet Surgeon on the "Mayflower", Drake's Flagship, March 4, 1664; he was admitted to Lincoln's Inn, and also made a Fellow of the College of Physicians and Surgeons; Physician in Ordinary to Charles I and Katherineof Braganza; was knighted by Charles I, for his services during the Great Plague.

Dr. Hinton married while a student at Leyden a lady whose name was Elizabeth; it is believed that her surname was Dilke. From 1645 to his wife's deathin 1656, he resided in a house in St. Bride's Parish, where his only daughter,Sarah kept house for him until her death, November 1679; then he removed to a humble dwelling in the Parish of St. Martin's-in-the-Field, where he died in extreme poverty. (October 10, 1682.) (See Administrative Act Book, P. 1682, Folio 154). As far as is known, Dr. Hinton had five sons and one daughter. Three of his sons came to America and finally settled in North Carolina. James, born1642, seems to have been the eldest and was in Perina, in 1701 and 1710, then apparently South until we finally find him in Chowan County, N.C. His brothers, John and William, had preceded him there, where he purchased land from William Hinton, who was evidently his brother, as there is no record of any other William Hinton.

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m. abt 1623

He was born at Chilton Foliot July 10, 1603, baptized at St. Martin's July 17, 1603, entered Eton College 1618; matriculated at Queen's College, Oxford, November 9, 1621, aged 18; graduated B.A. 1625; M.A. 1638; he studiedmedicine at the Westminister Chemical School, 1625--29. Practiced medicine in London and Oxford, 1629--33. In 1633 he went to Leyden, enrolled there as a Student of Medicine, April 10, 1633, aged 30; graduated M.D. 1640, and returned to London, where on November 17, he appeared before the Board of Censors of the Royal College of Physicians for examiniation for the Special License given by that body. He presented letters from his father's old friend, Henry Pierrepont, Marquis of Dorchester, one of the principal Secretaries of State, showing that he had just been appointed Physician in Ordinary to Queen Henrietta Maria, wife of Charles I. Appointed, Field Surgeon, Royal Army 1642; was created D. Medicus at Oxford, November 1, 1642; appointed Physician to Charles, Prince of Wales, 1643; appointed Fleet Surgeon on the "Mayflower", Drake's Flagship, March 4, 1664; he was admitted to Lincoln's Inn, and also made a Fellow of the College of Physicians and Surgeons; Physician in Ordinary to Charles I and Katherine of Braganza; was knighted by Charles I, for his services during the Great Plague.

Dr. Hinton married while a student at Leyden a lady whose name was Elizabeth; it is believed that her surname was Dilke. From 1645 to his wife's death in 1656, he resided in a house in St. Bride's Parish, where his only daughter,Sarah kept house for him until her death, November 1679; then he removed to a humble dwelling in the Parish of St. Martin's-in-the-Field, where he died in extreme poverty. (October 10, 1682.) (See Administrative Act Book, P. 1682, Folio 154). As far as is known, Dr. Hinton had five sons and one daughter. Three of his sons came to America and finally settled in North Carolina. James, born1642, seems to have been the eldest and was in Perina, in 1701 and 1710, then apparently South until we finally find him in Chowan County, N.C. His brothers, John and William, had preceded him there, where he purchased land from William Hinton, who was evidently his brother, as there is no record of any other William Hinton. -------------------- SIR DOCTOR JOHN CHAPMAN2 HINTON (THOMAS1) was born July 10, 1603 in ,Chilton Foliat, Wiltshire, England, and died October 10, 1682 in St MartinsParish, Chilton Foliat, Wiltshire, England. He married (1) OR DUKE ELIZABETH DILKE in ,London, Middlesex, England. She was born Abt. 1598 in of, Benhall, Suffolk, England, and died 1656 in Fullwood Rents, Chilton Foliat, Wiltshire, England. He married (2) CATHERINE VANDER RUCKLE Abt. 1660.

!Left Engl in 1622 with his sister, Mary Francis and her husband for the

colonies. In 1624, he returned to Engl to report his findings to his father.

Entered Eton Col 1618, matriculated Queens Col (Oxford Univ), Oxford, 9 Nov

1621, grad BA 1625, MA 1628. Studied medicine at Westminster Chemical Sch,

1625-1629. Appeared before the Board of Censors of the Royal Col of

Phgysicians for examination for the special license given by that body.

Presented letters from his fathers old friend Henry Pierrepont, Marquess of

Dorchester, one of the principal Secretaries of State, showing papers where he

had also been appointed Physician in Ordinary to the Queen, Henrietta Maria,

wife of King Charles I. Later appointed Field Surgeon, Royal Army in 1642.Knighted by King C harles I for his services during the great plague. Source

for ordinances: IGI B 8387309, Sh 30.