HOLLINGWORTH (HOLLINWORTH)
IN CONSISTORY (DIOCESAN) WILLS & ADMINISTRATIONS
CHESHIRE, ENGLAND
(1487 - 1690)
| YEAR | CHRISTIAN NAME | SURNAME | ABODE | TYPE OF RECORD |
| 1577 |
John |
Hollinworth |
Tintwistle, Ches. |
Will & Inventory |
| 1614 |
John |
Do. (Clerk) |
Wood, Lancs. |
Administration |
| 1614 |
Margaret |
Do. (Widow) |
Stoley (sp?), Ches. |
Will & Inventory |
| 1624 |
George |
Do. |
Tintwistle, Ches. |
A/O |
| 1633 |
William |
Do. |
Matley |
Dep. |
| 1699/70 |
Margaret |
Do. (Widow) |
Carryton |
Will |
| 1672/73 |
Margaret |
Do. |
Adlington, Ches. |
Do. |
| 1690 |
Katherine |
Do. (Widow) |
Handford |
Will & Inventory |
NOTE: The dates given at the head of each section above refer to the period covered by the indexes to all wills, administrations and inventories. The Editor went through these and selected out all the entries under the Surnames.
He could not locate all of them; hence the gap as noted on page 45.
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From the NEW YORK TIMES, Monday, Sept. 28, 1914; Page 5, Column 4:
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"CLOTHING FOR WAR ORPHANS/ Hollingsworths Here to Make Collection - Byron Chandler Back/ The American liner PHILADELPHIA arrived yesterday from liverpool with 531 cabin and 143 steerage passengers and mails 24 hours late owing to fog./ Mr. & Mrs. W.P.T. Hollingsworth and their daughters, Jacqueline, Hazel, Gladys & Bessie, came to spend two weeks collecting clothing to take back for the Belgian & French orphans of the War. They have been spending the summer at their home in Houlgate, Normandy, and Mrs. Hollingsworth and her daughters have been in the French Hospital attending the wounded. Mr. Hollingsworth is a New Yorker who has made his home in France for fourteen years. The family will return to France in two weeks..." |
| (The Index to the N.Y. "Times" begins in 1913, and is available in most of the larger libraries. Our surname appears in many entries throughout.)
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