Handy Hayman ²

Handy Hayman's will was written on Aug 29 1871 and probated Oct 9 1872 in Wicomico Co., MD. - To son John H. Hayman - farm on which I now live running by and with the county road until it intersects with the line of Barren Neck
- To wife Elizabeth - $100
- To son William W. Hayman - part of the tract "Mill Lot" on the north side of a fox ditch which runs to the line of Lewis Pollitt
- To granddaughter Caroline Hayman - the above if son William dies without issue
- To son David J. Hayman - balance of "Mill Lot" for his lifetime
- To grandson Joseph Hayman - the above after David's death
- To daughter Louisa Jane Hayman - part of tract "Fooks Cost" at the east of my line for her lifetime
- To grandson John H. Livingston - the above after Louisa's death
- To daughter Elizabeth Hobbs - $100
- To daughter Polly Hobbs - $100
- To daughter Harriet Riggin - $100
- To daughter Jane Hayman - $100
- To daughter Matilda Livingston - $100
- To daughter Eleanor Pollitt - $100
Executor: son David
Witnesses: Levin M. Dashiell, James Dykes, James Vincent
Filed Jan 9 1873 Elizabeth Hayman wife of Handy Hayman deceased quit all claims by the last will and testament of my husband and take my right of dower
Witness: George Bell (WiW- WB1:97)

Handy married Mary (Polley) Brown, daughter of David Brown and Sarah Carey, about 1804. (Mary (Polley) Brown was born on 03 Oct 1784 in Worcester Co., MD, died on 18 Mar 1850 in Worcester Co., MD and was buried about 21 Mar 1850 in Handy Hayman Family Graveyard, Union Church Road 0.4 mi E of Old Pocomoke Rd (deep in the woods), Wicomico Co., MD.)

Handy next married Elizabeth Carey on 02 Feb 1858 in Worcester Co., MD.¹ (Elizabeth Carey was born in 1798-1800 in MD ^{5 6}.)