Henry County, p. 508, 1. 20-23; Subdiv. 68; PO McDonough 5 Sept.
"Shake Rag" District.
583-583  J. HOLLINGSWORTH      72mw, farmer 3000-800      South Carol.
         Chandler (female)     64fw, k.h.                  Do.
         Isah L.	              20mw, farm hand           Georgia

584-584  JAMES HOLLINGSWORTH   22mw, farmer 1000-175       Do.

Irwin County, p. 261R, 1. 10-12; P.0. Irwinville; 21 June 1870.
60-60   WM. HOLLINGSWORTH (blacks)28mb, farmer            Georgia un.
        Julia Ann              20fb, k.h.                  Do.    Do.
        Robert                  2mb,                       Do.

Jones County, p. 234R, l. 23-26; P.O. Clinton; 9 July 1870.
782-788 THOMAS HOLLINGSWORTH   27mb, farm laborer         Georgia un.
        Hulda                  20fb, k.h.                  Do.    Do.
        London                  lmb, (sic-out of order)    Do.
        Francis                 8fb,                       Do.

Milton County, p. 456R, 1. 35-40; P.O. Alpharetta; 28 June 1870.
256-221 Levi Bishop (? faded)  67mw, farmer 4000-300      South Carol.
        Martha                 70fw, k.h.                  Do.  unwr.
        DELILAH HOLLINGSWORTH  33fw,                       Do.
        Martha M.               8fw,                      Georgia
        Robert F.               5fw,                       Do.
        John McQuirter         llmw, at school             Do.
NOTE: Head of family ?Bishop is almost illegible in T-8 and M-593.

Monroe County, p. 245. Wm. Hollingsworth is given as "20" in index, but 
upon re-inspection, we say that our reading of 1976, 40, is right. 

Morgan County, p. 357R, 1. 12-20; City of Madison; 4 Aug 1870.
186-186  JAMES H. HOLLINGSWORTH  56mw, merchant -500       Georgia
         Rebecca A.              42fw, k.h.                 Do.
         Minnie E.               15fw, at school            Do.
         Kate F.                 13fw,  Do.                 Do.
         John B.                 llmw,  Do.                 Do.
         William  J.              9mw,  Do.                 Do.
         Rebeca A. (sic)          8fw,  Do.                 Do.
         James T.                 6mw,  Do.                 Do.
         Edward A.               20mw,  clerk grocery store Do.
NOTE: T-8 r. 43 is totally illegible here - worthless.

Page 363R, lines 37-40; City of Madison; 8 Aug 1870.
326-326  WM. T. HOLLINGSWORTH    42mw, physician 500-2000 Georgia
         Sarh (sic) E.           37fw, k.h.     1000-       Do.
         Charlie                 17mw, at school    -1200   Do.
         Lola T. Clay            19fw,                      Do.

        T 0   B E   C 0 N T I N U E D     T 0   B E   C O N T I N U E D

    (1) Years ago your editor copied out a rough note on this deed in 
Book G-4, at page 432 of Craven County, South Carolina (a county which was
done away with after the Revolution), dated 1 July 1772: George Hollings-
worth, miller, and Jean his wife, of Craven County, of one part, and John
Williams of same place, merchant. £175. 155 acres, part of larger tract of
350 acres granted to said Hollingsworth by Hon. Wm. Bull, Esqr., Governor
of South Carolina, on 14 Sept 1771 in the eleventh year of George III, in
Craven County on Mudlick, waters of Little River bounded John Caldwell on
the southwest: other sides vacant. Signed by George and Jean Hollingsworth,
with Joseph, George and James Hollingsworth 'affirmants' (meaning they

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