Mary Ann (Sartor) Hollingsworth (1769 - 1841)

Born 8 Sep 1769 in Union County, South Carolina colony

Ancestors

Wife of Thomas Hollingsworth — married 17 Jun 1790 in Union, South Carolina

Descendants

Died 10 Dec 1841 at age 72 in Knox County, Indiana, United States

Biography

Ann (Sartor) Hollingsworth was a South Carolina colonist.

Parents' Marriage

Husband: John Peter Sartor

Wife: Sarah UNKNOWN

1. Child: John Peter Sartor
2. Child: William Sartor
3. Child: Elizabeth Sartor
4. Child: Mary Anna Sartor
5. Child: Hannah Sartor
6. Child: George Washington Sartor
7. Child: Daniel Sartor
8. Child: Caroline Sartor

Marriage: ^[1][2]

Name

Name: Mary Anna /Sartor/

Also Known As: Mary Ann Sartor^[3]

Birth

Birth:

Date: SEPTEMBER 8, 1769

Place: Union, South Carolina^{[4][5][6][7][8][9]}

Note: Union County, South Carolina

Parent Counties and Districts of Union County

Until the border between North and South Carolina was established in 1772, there was confusion about where the area that would eventually become Union County was located. Thus, early Union County land grants can be found in both states.

At various times during history, Union County was considered to be part of the following counties: Anson County, NC (formed in 1749); Mecklenburg County, NC (formed in 1763); Tryon County, NC (formed in 1769); Old Berkely County, SC (formed in 1683); Old Craven County, SC (formed in ???); St. Mark's Parish, SC (formed in 1757); and Ninety-Six (96) Judicial District, SC (formed in 1769).

Union County, South Carolina was established from the Ninety-Six (96) District in 1785. In 1791, the Pinckney Judicial District was established, comprising Union, Spartanburg, York, and Chester counties. In 1800, the judicial districts were abolished, and Union County was known as Union District from 1800 to 1868.

In 1897, the northern portion of Union County was taken to form part of Cherokee County, SC. This area included Draytonsville and Goudiesville Townships.

Union County Geography

Union County is bordered on the east by the Broad River and Chester and York Counties; on the north by the Pacolet River and Cherokee County; on the west by Spartanburg County; on the southwest by the Enoree River and Laurens County; on the south by Newberry County; and on the southeast by the Tyger River and Fairfield County. Click here to view the links to SC GenWeb pages for Neighboring Counties.

As of July 1960, Union County consisted of eight townships. Union Township is located in the center of the county. The remaining seven townships are (clockwise): Jonesville (northwest), Pinckney (northeast), Santuck (east-central), Fishdam (southeast), Goshen Hill (south), Cross Keys (southwest), Bogansville (west - central).

The following are some towns that are located in present-day Union County: Union - the county seat (9,836 population, 1990 census), Jonesville (1,205), Carlisle (470), West Springs (150), Kelton (130), Adamsburg (80), Lockhart (58), and Cross Keys (50).

Event

Event:

Date: FROM 1751 TO 1761

Place: History, Union County, South Carolina^[10]

Note: The migration of European settlers from Virginia and Pennsylvania into Union County as early as 1751 was encouraged by the availability of free frontier land. This migration was accelerated by the Treaty of 1755 between South Carolina Governor James Glen and Old Hopp (the principal Cherokee chief), which ceded the land to the South Carolina province. The Cherokees made raids on Union and other frontier settlements until they were defeated in the Cherokee War, which ended in 1761.

Event:

Date: 1795

Place: cared for brother, George W. Sartor, age 8^[11]

Note: On the death of John P. Sartor 1733/1795, George W. Sartor was a minor about eight years of age. William Sartor, older brother, was appointed legal guardian. However, it was his sister Mary Ann Hollingsworth who cared for him. George went with the Hollingsworth when they migrated to Knox Co., Indiana about 1804.

Event:

Date: 1812

Place: son Daniel, killed by indians^[12]

Note: Daniel Hollingsworth and a man named Honeycutt were hunting near the forks of Marie Creek in 1812. The two became separated. Honeycutt saw two Indians going in the direction of his companion. Through timidity he failed to fire upon them yet he had a good opportunity. Soon he heard a shot, and Hollingsworth fell dead. The Indians scalped him and left the body.

Residence

Residence:

Place: along the Broad River in southeastern Union County, near Fish Dam Ford^[13][14]

Note: Families that settled along the Broad River in southeastern Union County, near Fish Dam Ford during the 1750s, or shortly thereafter include: Thomas COX, Abram and Joseph HOLLINGSWORTH, Isaac COX, Daniel TRAMMELL, John and William ARMSTRONG, Nathaniel ABNEY, John CLARK, John BISHOP, Daniel and James THOMAS, John DICKERSON, John FEEMSTER, James HARDWICK, John, William, and John Peter SARTOR, Adam SKAIN, John MCPHERSON, Thomas SHOCKLEY, William WRIGHT.

Note: John, William, or John Peter SARTOR (possible parent of Mary Anna Sartor. mrl)

Marriage

Husband: Thomas Hollingsworth

Wife: Mary Anna Sartor

1. Child: Bernard Hollingsworth
2. Child: Nancy Hollingsworth
3. Child: Daniel Hollingsworth
4. Child: Abraham Hollingsworth
5. Child: Hannah Hollingsworth
6. Child: Tinsey Hollingsworth
7. Child: Elizabeth Hollingsworth
8. Child: Thomas Hollingsworth
9. Child: Ferdinand Hollingsworth
10. Child: Sarah Sally Hollingsworth

Marriage:

Date: JUNE 17, 1790

Place: Union, South Carolina^{[15][16][17][18][19][20]}

Census

Census:

Date: 1790

Place: Ninety-Six Dist. Union Co., South Carolina^[21]

Note: 19. Thomas 1-0-1-0-0 90 Do. Do.

Census:

Date: 1820

Place: age over 45, Knox County, Indiana^[22]

Note: HOLLINGSWORTH Thomas 089 020001 11101 0400 F 0010 0000

Census:

Date: 1830

Place: age 60-69,Knox County Indiana Census^[23]

Death

Death:

Date: DECEMBER 10, 1841

Place: Knox, Indiana^{[24][25][26][27]}

Burial

Burial:

Date: 1841

Place: Price-Hollingsworth, Cemetery Knox Indiana^[28][29]

Sources

1. ↑ Source: #S394 Data: Text: John Jr. had Ann and Mary Cheshire bound to him by Truro Parish on Feb. 19, 1760. Ann was 10, Mary 12 years old. It is also probable that Johns first wife was a Cheshire.
2. ↑ Source: #S221 Data: Text: John P. Sartor CONT Male Family CONT Event(s): CONT Birth: 1733 <, Ninety-Six, South Carolina> CONT Christening: CONT Death: 24 JAN 1795 CONT Burial: CONT Parents: CONT Father: John Peter Sartor Family CONT Mother: Mary Gray CONT Marriages: CONT Spouse: Sarah Family CONT Messages: CONT Record submitted after 1991 by a member of the LDS Church. No additional information is available. Ancestral File may list the same family and the submitter. CONT Source Information: CONT No source information is available.
3. ↑ Source: #S381 Data: Text: Name: Mary Ann /Sartor/
4. ↑ Source: #S381 Data: Text: Birth: 8 Sep 1769
5. ↑ Source: #S383 Data: Text: Mary "Anna" Ann Price SARTOR-30503 was born on 8 Sep 1769 in , Union, South Carolina . She died on 22 Dec 1841 in , Knox, Indiana . She was buried in 1841 in Price-Hollingsworth, Cemetery Knox Indiana. She married Thomas HOLLINGSWORTH "I"-30259 on 17 Jul 1790 in , Union, South Carolina .
6. ↑ Source: #S388 Data: Text: Union County, South Carolina CONT CONT Parent Counties and Districts of Union County CONT Until the border between North and South Carolina was established in 1772, there was confusion about where the area that would eventually become Union County was located. Thus, early Union County land grants can be found in both states. CONT CONT At various times during history, Union County was considered to be part of the following counties: Anson County, NC (formed in 1749); Mecklenburg County, NC (formed in 1763); Tryon County, NC (formed in 1769); Old Berkely County, SC (formed in 1683); Old Craven County, SC (formed in ???); St. Mark's Parish, SC (formed in 1757); and Ninety-Six (96) Judicial District, SC (formed in 1769). CONT CONT Union County, South Carolina was established from the Ninety-Six (96) District in 1785. In 1791, the Pinckney Judicial District was established, comprising Union, Spartanburg, York, and Chester counties. In 1800, the judicial districts were abolished, and Union County was known as Union District from 1800 to 1868. CONT CONT In 1897, the northern portion of Union County was taken to form part of Cherokee County, SC. This area included Draytonsville and Goudiesville Townships. CONT CONT CONT Union County Geography CONT Union County is bordered on the east by the Broad River and Chester and York Counties; on the north by the Pacolet River and Cherokee County; on the west by Spartanburg County; on the southwest by the Enoree River and Laurens County; on the south by Newberry County; and on the southeast by the Tyger River and Fairfield County. Click here to view the links to SC GenWeb pages for Neighboring Counties. CONT CONT As of July 1960, Union County consisted of eight townships. Union Township is located in the center of the county. The remaining seven townships are (clockwise): Jonesville (northwest), Pinckney (northeast), Santuck (east-central), Fishdam (southeast), Goshen Hill (south), Cross Keys (southwest), Bogansville (west - central). CONT CONT The following are some towns that are located in present-day Union County: Union - the county seat (9,836 population, 1990 census), Jonesville (1,205), Carlisle (470), West Springs (150), Kelton (130), Adamsburg (80), Lockhart (58), and Cross Keys (50).
7. ↑ Source: #S148 Data: Text: Birth: 1774
8. ↑ Source: #S394 Data: Text: b. 8 Sep 1769 in Union Co. S.C. CONT Birth: 8 Sep 1769 in Union Co. S.C.
9. ↑ Source: #S221 Data: Text: Birth: 08 SEP 1769 , Union, South Carolina CONT Birth: 1769 , Union, South Carolina CONT Father: John Peter Sartor
10. ↑ Source: #S388 Data: Text: The migration of European settlers from Virginia and Pennsylvania into Union County as early as 1751 was encouraged by the availability of free frontier land. This migration was accelerated by the Treaty of 1755 between South Carolina Governor James Glen and Old Hopp (the principal Cherokee chief), which ceded the land to the South Carolina province. The Cherokees made raids on Union and other frontier settlements until they were defeated in the Cherokee War, which ended in 1761. Note: The Narrative History of Union County, South Carolina by Allan D. Charles.
11. ↑ Source: #S394 Data: Text: George Washington Sartor and Jane (Jennie) Scott Sartor had 12 Children, 6 Sons and 6 Daughters, all borned in Knox Co. IN. (Verefied by National No. 353594) A true copy of record in bible in possession of Elizabeth Sartor Barkley of Hazel Dell, ILL. who was the 5th child of George W. & Jane Sartor. CONT George W. Sartor lived for 61 years, and he was 48 years old when his last son was born, (Thornton Scott Sartor ) 14 Aug. 1835. CONT On the death of John P. Sartor 1733/1795, George W. Sartor was a minor about eight years of age. William Sartor, older brother, was appointed legal guardian. However, it was his sister Mary Ann Hollingsworth who cared for him. George went with the Hollingsworth when they migrated to Knox Co., Indiana about 1804. CONT There was a large group of Quakers living in Union Co. from the earliest days of the settlement of the county untill the early 1800's when they packed up and moved to Indiana, Ohio, and Kentuckey. They disapproved of the exploition of slavery in the plantation system of the South. CONT Many of the Quaker families left representatives in Union Co. and joined other churches, One Thomas Hollingsworth was a Quaker. In a deed in which he was a witness he "affirmed" rather than "swore" to the validity of the signatures. This was a Quaker characteristic. Thomas Hollingsworth was the husband of Mary Ann Sartor.
12. ↑ Source: #S393
13. ↑ Source: #S388 Data: Text: Families that settled along the Broad River in southeastern Union County, near Fish Dam Ford during the 1750s, or shortly thereafter include: Thomas COX, Abram and Joseph HOLLINGSWORTH, Isaac COX, Daniel TRAMMELL, John and William ARMSTRONG, Nathaniel ABNEY, John CLARK, John BISHOP, Daniel and James THOMAS, John DICKERSON, John FEEMSTER, James HARDWICK, John, William, and John Peter SARTOR, Adam SKAIN, John MCPHERSON, Thomas SHOCKLEY, William WRIGHT.
14. ↑ Source: #S378 Note: John, William, or John Peter SARTOR (possible parent of Mary Anna Sartor. mrl)
15. ↑ Source: #S381 Data: Text: Marriage 1 (10): 17 Jun 1790, Mary Ann /Sartor/, m. 17 Jun 1790
16. ↑ Source: #S383 Data: Text: Thomas HOLLINGSWORTH "I"-30259 [Parents] was born on 30 Nov 1766 in Bush River MM, Anson, North Carolina, [Now Union Co]. He died on 10 Oct 1841 in , Knox, Indiana . He was buried in 1841 in Price, Hollingsworth, Cem. Knox, Indiaan. He married Mary "Anna" Ann Price SARTOR-30503 on 17 Jul 1790 in , Union, South Carolina .
17. ↑ Source: #S148 Data: Text: Marriage 1 (10): 17 Jun 1790, Thomas /HOLLINGSWORTH/, m. 17 Jun 1790, S.C. CONT Marriage 1 (10): 17 Jun 1790, Anna Mary /Sartor/, m. 17 Jun 1790, S.C.
18. ↑ Source: #S394 Data: Text: Marriage: 17 JUN 1790
19. ↑ Source: #S221 Data: Text: Spouse: Thomas HOLLINGSWORTH Family CONT Marriage: 17 JUN 1790 , Union, South Carolina CONT Spouse: Thomas Sr. Hollingsworth Family CONT Marriage: 17 JUL 1790 , Union, South Carolina CONT
20. ↑ Source: #S221 Data: Text: Marriage 1 (0): 17 Jun 1790, Mary Anna /Sartor/, m. 17 Jun 1790, , Union, South Carolina CONT Marriage 1 (0): Abt 1790, Mary Ann /SARTOR/, m. Abt 1790, , , Usa CONT Marriage 1 (0): 17 Jul 1790, Mary Ann /Sartor/, m. 17 Jul 1790, , Union, South Carolina CONT Marriage 1 (1): ANNA MARY /SARTOR/, m. CONT Son: 22 May 1791, BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500111264217], (b. 22 May 1791, Misc, , , South Carolina), (d. 14 Feb 1876, ) CONT Marriage 1 (1): Mary Ann /SARTOR/, m. CONT Son: 1791, Bernard /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [100185455875], (b. 1791, , Usa), (d. Abt 1891, ) CONT Marriage 1 (1): ANNA MARY /SARTOR/, m. CONT Son: BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500122602993], (b. , ), (d. 14 Feb 1876, ) CONT Marriage 1 (1): ANN /PRICE/, m. CONT Son: BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500074979994], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Marriage 1 (1): ANN /PRICE/, m. CONT Son: 22 May 1791, BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500074961970], (b. 22 May 1791, Frederick, Virginia), (d. , ) Note: 1) data as of March 7, 2005
21. ↑ Source: #S382 Page: VOLUME 1, NUMBER 1, APRIL, 1965, pg 17 Data: Text: HOLLINGSWORTHS IN THE UNITED STATES AT THE FIRST CENSUS-1790 CONT The first figure represents "Free White Males of 16 years and upwards, including Heads of Families." CONT The second figure represents "Free White Males under 16 years;" CONT The third figure, "Free White Females (all ages) including Heads of Families;" CONT The fourth column represents "All other Free Persons, except Indians, not Taxed;" CONT and the last figure represents "Slaves." CONT CONT NAMES OF HEADS CONT OF FAMILIES; STATISTICS; PAGE COUNTY OF RESIDENCE; CONT CONT SOUTH CAROLINA: CONT 1. Amy (Hollingworth) 0-0-6-0-0 93 Ninety-Six Dist. Union Co. CONT 2. Benjamin 1-2-2-0-0 92 Do. Do. CONT 3. David 1-1-3-0-0 71 Do. Laurens County CONT 4. Elisha 3-3-2-0-0 77 Do. Newberry County CONT 5. George 3-2-3-0-0 71 Do. Laurens County CONT 6. George 2-2-4-0-0 72 Do. Do. CONT 7. Isaac (Holensworth) 1-3-5-0-0 79 Do. Newberry County CONT 8. Isaac 1-2-4-0-0 92 Do. Union County CONT 9. Jafthar 1-2-4-0-4 68 Do. Greenville County CONT 10. James (Hollinsworth) 2-2-4-0-5 66 Do. Edgeville County CONT 11. James 2-0-2-0-0 72 Do. Laurens County CONT 12. James 1-2-4-0-0 73 Do. Do. CONT 13. John 1-1-1-0-0 72 Do. Do. CONT 14. Jonathan 1-2-1-0-0 71 Do. Do. CONT 15. Joseph 1-0-2-0-0 71 Do. Do. CONT 16. Joseph 4-4-3-0-0 74 Do. Do. CONT 17. Joseph 1-5-5-0-0 92 Do. Union County CONT 18. Levi (Holingsworth) 1-0-3-0-0 90 Do. Do. CONT 19. Thomas 1-0-1-0-0 90 Do. Do. CONT 20. William 2-3-1-0-0 90 Do. Do. CONT 21. Jacob 1-0-0-0-0 90 Do. Do. CONT 22. Jacob 4-1-4-0-0 92 Do. Do.
22. ↑ Source: #S392
23. ↑ Source: #S191 Page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~inknox/knox1830c.htm Data: Text: 252 HOLLINGSWORTH Thos 00000000 10000 00000000 10100
24. ↑ Source: #S381 Data: Text: Death: 10 Dec 1841
25. ↑ Source: #S383 Data: Text: Mary "Anna" Ann Price SARTOR-30503 was born on 8 Sep 1769 in , Union, South Carolina . She died on 22 Dec 1841 in , Knox, Indiana . She was buried in 1841 in Price-Hollingsworth, Cemetery Knox Indiana. She married Thomas HOLLINGSWORTH "I"-30259 on 17 Jul 1790 in , Union, South Carolina .
26. ↑ Source: #S394 Data: Text: Death: 22 Dec 1841 in Knox, Co. IN
27. ↑ Source: #S221 Data: Text: Death: 22 DEC 1841 CONT Death: 22 DEC 1841 Bruceville, Knox, Indiana
28. ↑ Source: #S383 Data: Text: Mary "Anna" Ann Price SARTOR-30503 was born on 8 Sep 1769 in , Union, South Carolina . She died on 22 Dec 1841 in , Knox, Indiana . She was buried in 1841 in Price-Hollingsworth, Cemetery Knox Indiana. She married Thomas HOLLINGSWORTH "I"-30259 on 17 Jul 1790 in , Union, South Carolina .
29. ↑ Source: #S221 Data: Text: Burial: Price Cemetery, Bruceville, Knox, Indiana

• Source: S148 Author: Judy Cowen-Hodges Abbreviation: Judy Cowen-Hodges Note: Family History Director in Saratoga CONT 2nd Cousin of Michael R. Lechner Data: Text: REF / AFN / Custom: 385 / / CONT Name: Anna Mary /Sartor/ CONT Sex: Female CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: 1774 CONT Christening: CONT Death: CONT Burial: CONT Marriage 1 (10): 17 Jun 1790, Thomas /HOLLINGSWORTH/, m. 17 Jun 1790, S.C. CONT Son: 22 May 1791, Bernard /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [369], (b. 22 May 1791, S.C.), (d. 14 Feb 1876, Knox, IN) CONT Daughter: 23 Dec 1792, Nancy /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [390], (b. 23 Dec 1792, S.C.), (d. 12 Aug 1860, ) CONT Son: 24 Feb 1795, Daniel /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [391], (b. 24 Feb 1795, S.C.), (d. 1812, ) CONT Son: 16 Aug 1797, Abraham /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [393], (b. 16 Aug 1797, S.C.), (d. 18 Dec 1872, Washington Twp., Knox, IN) CONT Daughter: 20 Oct 1799, Hannah /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [395], (b. 20 Oct 1799, S.C.), (d. Jul 1835, ) CONT Daughter: 1 Nov 1801, Tinsey /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [397], (b. 1 Nov 1801, S.C.), (d. , ) CONT Daughter: 13 Dec 1803, Elizabeth /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [398], (b. 13 Dec 1803, S.C.), (d. 24 Mar 1878, ), Marriage License lists her as Sibley Hollingsworth CONT Son: 2 Apr 1806, Thomas /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [400], (b. 2 Apr 1806, ), (d. 2 Sep 1836, ), Cemetery Records show birth as 20 Apr 1808 CONT Son: 24 May 1808, Ferdinand /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [402], (b. 24 May 1808, Knox, IN), (d. , ) CONT Daughter: 27 Feb 1810, Sarah /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [404], (b. 27 Feb 1810, Knox, IN), (d. 30 Oct 1872, ), Marriage record lists her as Sally

• Source: S191 Title: www Abbreviation: www Italicized: Y

• Source: S221 Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Title: International Genealogical Index (R) Abbreviation: Family Search IGI Publication: www.familysearch.org Copyright (c) 1980, 2002 Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y

• Source: S378 Author: Michael Ray Lechner Title: Notes of Michael Ray Lechner Abbreviation: Michael Ray Lechner Note: Editor of "Lechner Family History" CONT 2000-2005 Italicized: Y

• Source: S381 Author: Earl L. Darrah Title: Holged07.ged, http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/d/a/r/Earl-L-Darrah/index.html Abbreviation: Holged07.ged Publication: Earl L. Darrah edarrah@gte.net Tampa, FL, January 12, 1999 Note: Earl Darrah published a book in 1995 called Hollingsworth: Westward Migration and Settlement of the Valentine Hollingsworth Family. It's available at the Library of Congress (call number CS74.H74 1995), at the National Genealogical Society, and the Mormon Library in Salt Lake City, UT. Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y Data: Text: REF / AFN / Custom: 2418 / / , ref 107 CONT ref: 246, p. 8 CONT Name: Mary Ann /Sartor/ CONT Sex: Female CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: 8 Sep 1769 CONT Christening: CONT Death: 10 Dec 1841 CONT Burial: CONT Marriage 1 (10): 17 Jun 1790, Thomas /Hollingsworth/, m. 17 Jun 1790 CONT Son: 22 Jul 1791, Bernard /Hollingsworth/ [2419], (b. 22 Jul 1791, SC), (d. 14 Feb 1876, Knox Co.,Ind.), ref: 106, p. 36 CONT ref: 246, p. 8 CONT ref: 66, p. 34 CONT ref: 90, p. 22 & 26 CONT Daughter: 23 Mar 1792, Nancy /Hollingsworth/ [2420], (b. 23 Mar 1792, ), (d. , ), ref: 107 CONT Son: 24 Apr 1795, Daniel /Hollingsworth/ [2421], (b. 24 Apr 1795, ), (d. 1812, ), ref: 107 CONT ref: 246, p. 9 CONT ref: 90, p. 23 & 26 Killed by Indians. CONT Son: 16 Oct 1797, Abraham /Hollingsworth/ [2422], (b. 16 Oct 1797, ), (d. 18 Dec 1872, Knox Co.,Ind.), ref: 107 CONT ref: 246, p. 9 CONT ref: 90, p. 23 CONT Daughter: 20 Dec 1799, Hannah /Hollingsworth/ [2423], (b. 20 Dec 1799, ), (d. , ), ref: 107 CONT ref: 246, p. 9 CONT Daughter: 1 Jan 1801, Tinsey /Hollingsworth/ [2424], (b. 1 Jan 1801, ), (d. , ), ref: 107 CONT ref: 246, p. 9 CONT Daughter: 13 Feb 1803, Elizabeth /Hollingsworth/ [2425], (b. 13 Feb 1803, ), (d. , ), ref: 107 CONT ref: 246, p. 9 CONT Son: 2 Jun 1806, Thomas /Hollingsworth/ [2426], (b. 2 Jun 1806, ), (d. 2 Sep 1836, Knox Co.,Ind.), ref: 107 CONT ref: 246, p. 9 CONT ref: 90, p. 23 & 26 CONT Son: 24 May 1808, Ferdinand /Hollingsworth/ [2427], (b. 24 May 1808, ), (d. 26 May 1879, ), ref: 107 CONT ref: 246, p. 9 CONT ref: 90, p. 25 & 26 CONT Daughter: 27 Apr 1810, Sarah Sally /Hollingsworth/ [2428], (b. 27 Apr 1810, ), (d. , ), ref: 107 CONT ref: 246. p. 9

• Source: S382 Author: Henry Albert Hollingsworth Title: Hollingsworth Register Abbreviation: Hollingsworth Register Publication: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~jayken/hollingsworth/hr/index.html Note: 3250 West 108th St., Inglewood, California, 90303, U.S.A. Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y

• Source: S383 Author: Earl Lee Jones & Shirley Jane Wilson Title: Earl Lee Jones & Shirley Jane Wilson Ancestrial File Abbreviation: Earl Lee Jones & Shirley Jane Wilson Ancestrial File Publication: http://www.earljones.net/pafx.htm#TOC Note: Lelah Nina Fudge is the 6th cousin of Earl Lee Jones Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y Data: Text: Mary "Anna" Ann Price SARTOR-30503 was born on 8 Sep 1769 in , Union, South Carolina . She died on 22 Dec 1841 in , Knox, Indiana . She was buried in 1841 in Price-Hollingsworth, Cemetery Knox Indiana. She married Thomas HOLLINGSWORTH "I"-30259 on 17 Jul 1790 in , Union, South Carolina .

• Source: S388 Author: Audrey McDowell / unionscgen@aol.com Title: Union County, SC, Genealogy Home Page Abbreviation: Union County, SC, Genealogy Home Page Publication: http://members.aol.com/unionscgen/homepage/unscresc.htm Note: last updated on 12/1/98 Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y

• Source: S392 Title: Census 1820 Knox County Indiana Abbreviation: Census 1820 Knox County Indiana Note: File contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by CONT Sue Montgomery <suerj@cntwk.net> CONT (© 1998 Sue Montgomery Italicized: Y

• Source: S393 Author: Compiled by Prof. Z. T. Emerson Title: History of Knox County, Indiana Abbreviation: History of Knox County, Indiana Publication: Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1885, Note: County History Preservation Society CONT http://www.countyhistory.com/doc.knox/ Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y

• Source: S394 Author: Ronald Gilbert Sartor Title: Sartor Search Abbreviation: Sartor Search Publication: http://www.gencircles.com/users/ronsartor Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y Data: Text: Mary Ann Sartor 3 SmartMatches CONT Birth: 8 Sep 1769 in Union Co. S.C. CONT Death: 22 Dec 1841 in Knox, Co. IN CONT Sex: F CONT Father: John Peter Sartor,Jr. b. 1733 in Fairfax C. VA. CONT Mother: Jane Cheshire b. About. 1737 in Fairfax, Virgina CONT CONT CONT Thomas Hollingsworth (Husband) b. 30 Nov 1766 CONT CONT Marriage: 17 JUN 1790 CONT Children: CONT Bernard Hollingsworth b. 22 May 1791 in Union Co. S.C. CONT Nancy Hollingsworth b. 23 Dec 1792 in Union Co. S.C. CONT Daniel Hollingsworth b. 24 Feb 1798 CONT Abraham Hollingsworth b. 6 Aug 1797 in Union Co. S.C. CONT Hannah Hollingsworth b. 20 Oct 1799 in Union Co. S.C. CONT Tinsey Hollingsworth b. 1 Nov 1801 in Union Co. S.C. CONT Elizabeth Hollingsworth b. 13 Dec 1803 in Union Co. S.C. CONT Thomas Hollingsworth b. 2 Apr 1806 in Knox, Co. IN CONT Ferdinand Hollingsworth b. 24 May 1800 in Knox, Co. IN CONT Sarah Hollingsworth b. 27 Feb 1810 in Knox, Co. IN

• Source: S91 Author: www.gencircles.com Abbreviation: www.gencircles.com Data: Text: Mary Ann Sartor 1 2 3 SmartMatches CONT Birth: 8 Sep 1769 CONT Death: 10 Dec 1841 CONT Sex: F CONT Father: CONT Mother: CONT CONT 1 2 CONT Changed: 14 Dec 2001 17:04:38 CONT CONT Thomas Hollingsworth (Husband) b. 30 Nov 1766 CONT CONT Marriage: 17 Jun 1790 CONT Children: CONT Bernard Hollingsworth b. 22 Jul 1791 in Sc CONT Nancy Hollingsworth b. 23 Mar 1792 CONT Daniel Hollingsworth b. 24 Apr 1795 CONT Abraham Hollingsworth b. 16 Oct 1797 CONT Hannah Hollingsworth b. 20 Dec 1799 CONT Tinsey Hollingsworth b. 1 Jan 1801 CONT Elizabeth Hollingsworth b. 13 Feb 1803 CONT Thomas Hollingsworth II b. 2 Jun 1806 CONT Ferdinand Hollingsworth b. 24 May 1808 CONT Sarah Sally Hollingsworth b. 27 Apr 1810 CONT CONT Individual: CONT ref 107 CONT CONT ref: 246, p. 8 CONT CONT ref 107 CONT ref: 246, p. 8 CONT CONT 1)Title: Index to the Reference Numbers in the Genealogy Program of Richard Hollingsworth CONT Author: Richard Hollingsworth -- Enon, Ohio CONT Publication: Electronic-#1-112 CONT CONT No. 1- 112 CONT CONT ABBR Index to the Reference Numbers in the Genealogy Program of Richard HollingsworthTEXT No CONT . 1 thru 112 -- Quarterly issues of the Hollingsworth Registry 1965-1992 CONT ABBR Index to the Reference Numbers in the Genealogy Program of Richard Ho CONT Text: 12 MAY 2000 CONT 2)Title: Index to the Reference Numbers in the Genealogy Program of Richard Hollingsworth CONT Author: Richard Hollingsworth -- Enon, Ohio CONT Publication: Electronic-#1-112 CONT CONT No. 1- 112 CONT CONT ABBR Index to the Reference Numbers in the Genealogy Program of Richard HollingsworthTEXT No CONT . 1 thru 112 -- Quarterly issues of the Hollingsworth Registry 1965-1992 CONT ABBR Index to the Reference Numbers in the Genealogy Program of Richard Ho CONT Text: 12 MAY 2000 Note: Newton Family Connections CONT by Debbie Parsons

• Bradley James Watjen, Brøderbund Software, Inc., World Family Tree Vol. 2, Ed. 1, (Release date: November 29, 1995), "CD-ROM," Tree #5010, Date of Import: Jul 11, 1999. (1995), "Electronic," Date of Import: Jul 11, 1999. has name as Anna Price

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