Note: You will see that not "four children," but only two, were listed. 
Poor Sam, who doubtless contributed the sketch and paid a good sum for 
a copy of the book, was probably as beside himself with disgust as a 
Friend would allow himself to be.

HOLLINGSWORTH
 (1) Abraham, Vermillion 1836  1:40  (12) Jonathan, Union   1851   A:74
 (2) Cyrus,   Hamilton   1856  C:189 (13) Joseph, Marion    1838   A:79
 (3) David,   Union      1826 Al:21  (14) Levi, Knox        1822   A:130
 (4) G.W.,    Knox       1869  B:241 (15) Levi, Vermillion  1843   1:107
 (5) Henry,   Vermillion 1873  2:356 (16) Mary, Knox        1845   A:485
 (6) Hepzebah,Henry      1851  C:92  (17) Mary, Vermillion  1857   2:21
 (7) Isaac,   Grant      1874  1:499 (18) Patience, Boone   1877   1:502
 (8) Isaiah,  Boone      1873  1:383 (19) Sarah, Knox       1873   B:427
 (9) Jesse,   Knox       1854  B:25  (20) Thomas, Knox      1841   A:435
(10) Joel,    Vermillion 1875  2:396 (21) William, Knox     1811   A:41
(11) John,    Knox       1853  B:18  (22) William, Tippec.  1855   2:281
                                     (23) Zephaniah, Marion l852   B:140

Based on the great works Indiana Wills Phase I and Phase II. by Heritage 
House, Indianapolis, IN (1986, 1987) ed. Charles Franklin. The Knox County 
items have been abstracted in HR. Most of the others remain unseen by us. 
Above gives testator, county, year of probate and will book and page. (A 
list of lost records by county is also given.  Madison County wills all 
lost in fire 10 Dec 1880!)

CORRECTION: On page 41 of Sept. 1989 HR we ascribed the marriage to 
'Orange' County, Missouri. Correspondent Eileen Gray of Florence, Ore 
was rightly incensed by this patent error for 0SAGE County!  As she 
says, "there is not/never was an Orange County in Missouri!"We would 
make a goof like that with one of her great uncles!  Wm. Flacher Hol-
lingsworth married 28 Apr 1844 by William Curtis, minister, probably 
groom's uncle.  Our handwriting was the cause for the error.

Dated 1 June 1855, proved 18 Jan 1856, Book C pp. 189-190, Hamilton 
County, Indiana.  Wife Rachel, minor step-daughter Lavina Willits, 
daughter of wife Rachel; brothers and sisters of testator and wife,
not given by name.  Executors: wife Rachel, Ornan Bond. Witnesses: 
Cyrus Stanley, Elizabeth Bond. (See Item 2 above in Indiana Will 
Index.  This is a dead-end will - no children of testator.)

Film 1,420,335 Family History Center, Salt Lake City, from soundex 
card index held in Regional Archives, Bayonne, N.J. Code H-452.  No
entries under H-453 (Holland(s)worth) or H-456 (Hollinworth, etc.). 
Includes New York City and Kings County (covering Brooklyn), N.Y. 
courts. (Some of these were published in HR Mar. 1979, p. 17.)
  (1) Charles 0. Hollingsworth, U.S. District Court, Brooklyn, July 6,
1904, Vol. 53, p. 179. Of 63 Lawrence Ave. Parkville, Brooklyn, butter 
and egg dlr, born Aug 2, 1861, and was a subject of the Queen of Great 
Britain & Ireland. Arrived in N.Y. Feb l7, 1882. Wit: Frederick A. 
Weston, 281-19th Street Brooklyn, painter.