MARRIAGES
                                NAMES OF 
    DATE              CHURCH    PARTIES        ADDRESSES     FATHER'S NAME
 1. Feb.  1, 1824     Inch (P.) (William H.    Cronlusk       -----
                                Elizabeth Hempenstall  Ashwood-----
 2. Feb. 20, 1827     Do.       (Samuel H. (farmer) Inch & Kilgorman --
                                Ellen Hempenstall       Inch    ----
 3. Dec. 20, 1845     Castle-   (Mary H.        Poulaphuca      ----
                      macadam   Thomas Henderson Kilmacoo       ----
 4. Nov.  2, 1857     Wicklow(C.)(Michael H.      ----           ----
                                Elizabeth Owens  ----           ----
"P" = Protestant  "C" = Catholic.

HOLLINGSWORTHS IN THE UNITED STATES AT THE FIRST CENSUS-1790
                 
The First United States Census of the entire country was taken in 1790.
Many homefolks felt that it was a plot to aid in taxation schemes, and so
the Marshals (Enumerators) had a difficult time obtaining the needed 
statistics!  Of the sixteen (16) states then enumerated, we unfortunately
lack the records for six.  The schedules for Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky,
New Jersey, Tennessee & Virginia were either destroyed by the British when
they burned the Capitol in 1812, or were lost in some other unknown way.
A large collection of Tax Lists for the same period have been compiled in
an attempt to replace these schedules.  We have availed ourselves of them.
We can, therefore, give a list of HOLLINGSWORTHS in Delaware, Georgia,
Kentucky, Tennessee & Virginia, who were, at least, taxpayers.  The
"Titheables," or "Rateables," of New Jersey are extant for most of that 
state in the period, but have not been published.  There are partially
published lists in the Genealogical Magazine of New Jersey now in 
continuous presentation.  Your editor has examined those which are now
available, being only those for the early years 1773-1774.  No form of
the name has been discovered there.  These include Gloucester, Cape May,
Hunterdon, and a few other counties.

Below, we present the total list of HOLLINGSWORTH (HOLLINSWORTH) heads of
families in the U.S. Census of 1790 for the 10 states which have complete
schedules.  These are now available in most large libraries, published and
fully indexed by the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.,
1907, 1908.  There then follows a list of the HOLLINGSWORTHS found in the
secondary lists of Taxables for the five states whose 1790 Census Schedules
are lost, omitting New Jersey, which is too obscure to be of value.

Before continuing, it is interesting to note that the U.S. Bureau of the
Census, Washington, D.C., in conjunction with its publication of the
extant Census Schecules of 1790, published a Digest of the Statistics shown
in the Census.  This is titled "U.S. Bureau of the Census - A Century of
Population Growth, 1790 - 1900." (Washington, U.S. Government Printing 
Office, 1909.)  On page 246, under the heading "Nomenclature, Dealing with
names represented by at least 100 white persons by States and Territories
at the First Census, 1790 - ....," we find the following statistical 
information on our family:

"HOLLINGSWORTH, HULLENSWORTH, HOLLISWORTH, HOLINGSWORTH, HOLINSWORTH,
HOLLANDSWORTH, HOLLUSWORTH, HOLLUNDSWORTH.."

   1. Average size of family .......................  6.5
   2. Total Heads of families.......................   64
   3. All other members ............................  351
   4. (Distribution by states whose census extant:
   
               Maine ........................ ?6?
               Maryland ..................... 17
               Massachusetts ................  0
               New Hampshire ................  0