| THE HOLLINGSWORTH REGISTER, VOLUME I., NUMBER 2. | JULY, 1965 |
(We are indebted to Mrs. J. Howard Wilkins, 450 Rose Lane, Fort Wayne, Indiana, U.S.A., for the work presented in this article. The Passenger Arrival Lists, Port of New York City, were kept continuously from 1820. We do not know if they are complete, but those now extant are in the National Archives, Washington, D.C. They have been filmed on 675 rolls of microfilm (1820-1897 inclusive), any roll of which may be purchased at a price of about $9.00. The series may also be rented from the central or branch libraries of the Genealogical Association, Salt Lake City, U.S.A., to be viewed on their premises.) This series is indexed only to 1846.
| HOLLINGSWORTH NAMES |
AGES |
OCCUPATIONS |
NATIVITY |
DESTINATION |
SHIP'S NAME |
ARRIVAL DATE |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | William | 23 | shoemaker | England | U.S.A. | "India" | Sept. 5, 1827 | ||
| 2. | "J." (male) | 70 | merchant | ? | Do. | "Ontario" | Sept. 30, 1827 | ||
| 3. | George | 40 | laborer | "Gt. Brit." | Do. | "Silas-Richard" | Oct. 29, 1827 | ||
| 4. |
"B." (male) "B." (fem.) "J." (fem.) "E." (fem.) "B." (fem.) "H." (fem.) |
40 46 16 10 4 1 |
? |
"U.S.A." Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. |
N.Y. Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. |
(Not given) Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. |
Dec. 6, 1827 Do. Do. Do. Do. Do. |
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| 5. | Joseph | ? | currier | "Gt. Brit." | U.S.A. | "Defense" | Dec. 13, 1827 | ||
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6. ? |
"E." (fem.) Francis (male) "S." (fem.) |
3 1 1/2 33 |
|
"England" Do. Do. |
N.Y. Do. Do. |
(Not given) Do. Do. |
May 31, 1828 Do. ?"Nov." 31, 1828 |
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| 7. | "I." (male) | 22 | weaver | Do. | U.S.A. | "Hamilton" | Nov. 21, 1836 | ||
| 8. | Thomas | 35 | ? | "Gt. Brit." | Do. | "Sheridan" | Sept. ?, 1838 | ||
| 9. | "A.R." (male) | 35 | merchant | England | Do. | "Lexington" | Aug. ?, 1841 | ||
| 10. | Thomas | 46 | mechanic | "Gt. Brit." | Do. | "Patk. Henry" | Sept. ?, 1841 | ||
| 11. | Robert | ? | laborer | Do. | Do. | "Belinder" | Apr. 19, 1842 | ||
| 12. | James | 23 | mechanic | "U.S.A." | Do. | "North America" | Jan. ?, 1844 | ||
| 13. |
Ann Elvira Elizabeth Mary |
34 8 6 4 |
"Gt. Brit." Do. Do. Do. |
Do. Do. Do. Do. |
"Severn" Do. Do. Do. |
July 18, 1844 Do. Do. Do. |
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| 14. | "I." (male) | 24 | ? | Do. | Do. | "Franconia" | Dec. 11, 1846 | ||
| THE FOLLOWING ARE MISCELLANEOUS ENTRIES FROM THE UNINDEXED LISTS, YEAR 1850 ONLY | |||||||||
| 1. |
John "Mrs." Hannah |
46 45 15 |
laborer |
England Do. Do. |
U.S.A. Do. Do. |
"New York" Do. Do. |
Apr. 30, 1850 Do. Do. |
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| 2. | Thomas | 20 | "child" | "Gt. Brit." | U.S.A. | "Dark Amazon" | Oct. 1, 1850 | ||
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This vessel left Waterford, in the south of Ireland, with Patrick Hayes, as master. (It is list No. 1125, Roll 93, Oct. 1 - 25, 1850, National Archives.) |
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NOTE: The designation of nativity as "Great Britain" is often applied to passengers born in Ireland, Scotland or the Islands. | |||||||||
"CATCHES MAN FIRST NIGHT ON FORCE...
"On his first night on the police force last night, (Nov. 12 1923), Probationary
Patrolman Edward J. Hollingsworth captured a prisoner after a chase of ten blocks,
and charged him with unlawful entry. The prisoner, Joseph McFadden, a Negro,
of 330 E. 23rd Street, was seen entering the apartment house at 640 West 171st Street."
(New York TIMES, Nov. 13, 1923, page 13, column 5.) (This gentleman is a son of Nicholas
& Mary Hester Henrieta (Tomkins) Hollingsworth, whose marriage record appears in this
issue. he now lives (retired) at Pompano Beach, Fla.)