1884. Martin David Hollingsworth
Martin joined the Union Army as a Private 20 Oct 1862 in Co. H, 40th Iowa Infantry, Was promoted to 4th Corporal and then to 2nd Corporal 23 Jun 1864. He mustered out 2 Aug 1865.
1262. Gulielma Hollingsworth
Gulielma was disowned from Marlborough Meeting of Quakers (Randolph County) in North Carolina for marrying Horace Cannon, which inplies that Horace was not a Friend in good standing at the time of the marriage.
"2nd Month, 11th day, 1828 - Guly Elma Canon )sic), formerly Hollingsworth, disowned for marring out of unity with Friends."
When his son was four years old in 1840 the family moved to Parke County, Indiana. Horace was drowned in Sugar Creek when tryhing to cross it in the dark during a high flood.Though his body was never recovered, a clavicle (collar bone) was found in the spring and Gulie took it to be her husbands and dept it until her own passing, about 1880 in Tuscola, Illinoise, when it was placed in the coffin with her.
Horace Cannon had studied medicine at a Quaker School, in view of the information we find in the Quaker Meetings, we wonder if he ever did actuall become in good standing.
1885. Joseph Gurney Cannon Hon.
He was one of the most powerful men who ever went to the United States Congress, especially diring the administrations of McKinley, Roosevelt and Taft. He was also half Hollingsworth.
1267. William Hollingsworth
WILLIAM HOLLINGSWORTH, farmer, Section 35, Township 18, Range 11, P. O. Emporia, was born January 13, 1817, in Union County, Ind., where he was brought up on a farm, receiving a common school education. In the spring of 1841 he removed to Wayne County, where he remained., engaged in foundry and machine business until he came to Kansas. In the fall of 1860 he located in Lyon County, renting a farm on Allen Creek, in Fremont Township, which he operated three years. In 1863 he bought 120 acres of partly improved land, situated at the junction of Taylor and Allen creeks, upon which he removed and began to improve. He has ever since continued to operate this farm. In 1870, he built a commodious dwelling, and also has upon the place a barn, corn cribs and other farm buildings, and an orchard of about 200 apple, 400 peach and 80 pear trees, besides two acres of smaller fruits. He raises some cattle and hogs; his principal crop is corn. He is a member of the Neosho Grange No. 523, P. of H. He has held the office of Treasurer of Fremont Township two years and been a member of the School Board five years. He married Miss Martha A. Cooney, of Union County, Ind., September 26, 1838, by which marriage he has had ten children, of whom Ellen F., Benjamin Franklin, Salathiel, Mary, Elizabeth, Thos. Harmon and Charles P. are now living. Mr. and Mrs. H. are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church.Source: Cutler's History of Kansas (?), published 1883
William of David of Joseph of George of Abraham of Thomas of ValentineWhen the above notice was published in 1883 eight of the children were still living, the two deceased children's names are not known.
1289. James Hollingsworth
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I have read your Hollingsworth tree and feel I can connect to it.
I am a Hollingsworth by the following assentKevin Reynolds, July 1960 IN
Freda L Webb, April 1921 IN
Lura LaVada Hollingsworth, Jan 1884 IN
Daniel Curtis Hollingsworth, 1853 IN
Enos Hollingsworth, April 1825 OH
James Hollingsworth 1801
Richard Hollingsworth 1778Kevin Reynolds
Marion, Indiana
1290. Lydia Hollingsworth
The following information is found in the 1850 Census for Mill Township, Grant County, Indiana: Dwelling House #645 Jay, Lydia, age 46, female, born SC, value of property owned $1,000, Jay, Richard, age 19, male, farmer, born Indiana Jay, Susannah, age 17, female, born Ohio Jay, John, age 15, male, farmer, born Ohio Jay, William, age 13, male, born Indiana Jay, Isaiah, age 10, male, born Indiana Jay, Sarah, age 7, female, born Indiana Hollingsworth, Sarah, age 70, female, born NC
1295. Parker Hollingsworth
Information obtained from the 1850 Indiana Census for Jackson Township, Howard County: Dwelling House #22 Hollingsworth, Parker, age 28, male, merchant, property valued at $800, born Ohio Hollingsworth, Polly, age 19, female, born Indiana Hollingsworth, Levi, age 6, male, born Indiana Morris (or Norris), Daniel (or Darryl--handwriting is very poor), age 19, male, clerk, born Indiana
Son Levi had to be the child from an earlier marriage to Mary Jay or Kay last unknown.