HOLLINGSWORTH REGISTER

U.S. CENSUS OF 1870 - GEORGIA REVISITED. THOSE WE MISSED. PART TWO
(From page 44)
Newton County, p.73R, lines 12-13; Subdivision 96; P.O. Oxford: 16 July 1870.

828-62 Jesse Hollingsworth 23mb, farm hand Georgia George Burch 22mb, ditto Do. Un. 97-97 James H. Hollingsworth 30 (31?)mw smudged. See HR Sept 1976, page 57 for rest of this family. (Page 109, lines 4-10, P.O. Conyers, Subdiv 163; 1 Sept 1870) Page 109R, lines 13-22; Subd. 163, as above; 2 Sept 1870: 105-105 AARON HOLLINGSWORTH 67mw, farmer 2440-2360 South Car. Ruth 61fw, KH Do. UnW. Rosannah J. 30fw, at home Georgia Aaron H. 13mw, farm work Do. John N. Stowery 22mw, farm work Do. Martha J. 21fw, at home Do. Benjamin Whitfield 21mm, farm work -250 Do. 106-106 GEORGE W. HOLLINGSWORTH 40mw, farmer 1660-2170 South Car. Terecy M. 39fw, KH North Car. Wm. T. 20mw, at school Georgia Aaron M. 14mw, farm work Do. Ruth J. 11fw, at school Do. Biddy A. 7fw, Do. Susanna C. 3fw, Do. James G. Clotfelter* 21mw, farm worker -350 Do. Louisa M. Clotfelter* 17fw, KH Do. Antony Leftwich 23mb, farm work Do. *Couple marked married in Nov. 1869. Page 128R, lines 36-39, ditto; 19 Sept 1870. 376-376 JOHN W. HOLLINGSWORTH Jr. 25mw, farmer 800-300 Georgia Sophronia E. 22fw, KH Do. Sarah M.J. 2fw, Do. John L. 1/12 (born May 1870)mw Do.

Pulaski County, p.405R, l. 27-32; East of river P.O. Hawkinsville
5 July
113-113 WM. HOLLINSWORTH 40mb, farm laborer Georgia Un. Frances 35fb, KH N.C. Un. Mack 10mb, farm laborer Georgia Un. Ella 2fb, Do. Malinda Asken 6fb, Do. George Massey 21mb, Do. Un.
Richmond County, p.25, l. 5-11; Ward 1, Augusta City:
10 June 1870
442-464 Isaac T. Heard 70mw, cotton mcht 15000-25000 S.C. Mary E. Heard 53fw, KH Georgia Charles Heard 12mw, at school Do. CHARLES T. HOLLINGSWORTH23mw, cleark in cotton house Do. Mary A. 23fw, at home Do. William 4mw, at home Do. Emma Glover 30fw, at home Do.
Screven County, p.285, lines 30-33; PO Halcyondale:
26 June 1870
343-311 Gwide? Harden 70mb, farm laborer 3000/Georgia Un. Megruder Harden 50mb, KH Do. Un. LAURA HOLLINGSWORTH 60fb, cook VA. Un. Cacphons? (illegible) 12mb, at home Georgia Un. Page 365R, l. 35-40: P.O. Ditto; 9 Sept 1870 1475-1575 ISAAC HOLLINGSWORTH 55mw, farmer 1200-1000 Georgia Cornelius 28mw, Do. Do. Isaac, Jr. 26mw, engineer Georgia Malissa 20fw, KH Do. Mary 18fw, KH Do.
Twiggs County, p.475R, lines 18-27; PO Gordon:
27 June 1870
488-495 WILLIS HOLINGSWORTH 30mb, farm laborer Georgia Un. Jane (?) 30fb, Do. Un. Emanuel 20mb, Do. Un. Louiza 15fb, Do. Un. Henry 13mb, Do. Un. Andrew 10mb, Do. Un. Cornelia 2fb, Do. John 1mb, Do. Ma( ) Johnson 60fb, farm keeper Do. Un. Richard Johnson 30mb, farm hand Do. Un.
Upson County, p.155, lines 1-3; PO Thomaston:
24 June 1870
1269-1269 T.J. ZORN 27mw, works in ?Til Mill Georgia R. N. HOLLINSWORTH 22mw, do. Do. Un. Penny Dawson 56fb, KH Do. Un.
Walker County, p.187R, lines 1-8; Subdiv. 128; PO Frick's Gap:
taken 3rd June 1870
39-36 HARVY L. HOLLINGSWORTH 31mw, farm laborer Tenn. Un. Martha A. 34fw, KH Do. Un. Mary E. 11fw, Do. Un. Edley A. 10mw, farm laborer Do. Un. Dock 8mw, (7?) Do. Un. John C. 6mw, Do. Un. Nancy Ann 3fw, Do. Un. Elbert N. (?W) 1mw, Do. Un.
Worth County, p.497R, l. 19-25; PO Isabella:
23 June 1870
86-86 H.C. HOLLINGSWORTH 40mw, farmer 400-500 Georgia Sarah 40fw, KH Do. Elizabeth 11fw, Do. James 9mw, Do. Seaborn (a guess) 7mw, Do. Amanda 4fw, Do. Henry C. 1mw, Do.
NOTE: This family was almost illegible in both filmings at our library (T-8, ca 1937: M-593 1965) and we pieced this reading together with our eyesight aided by a blow-up on a reader-printer. Seaborn might be Josephine. Finding the family in 1880 shows that Amanda may be Ormandy! CONCLUDED.
An Early Virginia Hollinsworth
The Parish Register of Christ Church, Middlesex County, Va., from 1653 to 1812, (1897), p. 22, lists wedding of John Cocking & Hannah Hollinsworth, 28th Xemb. (Dec.) 1683, and on page 30 the baptism of Sarah Cocking ye Daughter of Jno. & Hannah Cocking borne 6th Aug bapt 7 Novbr 1686. A duplicate of this appears on page 32. From another source, we have a Mr John Coggin who was to be the reader for lower chappell vestry held Christ Church 8th Day May 1677.
We have had these notes for decades, and recently were given the above book, fully and newly indexed. No other entry can be found.
Just who Hannah Hollinsworth was remains a mystery.
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