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Bernard Hollingsworth (1791 - 1876)

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Bernard Hollingsworth

Bernard Hollingsworth was the son of Thomas Hollingsworth and Mary Ann Sartor. He was born May 22, 1791, Union County, South Carolina.

"Between 1766 and 1770 several Hollingsworth families along with many Quaker families migrated to the Carolinas', which proved to be a mistake. The farmland was not suitable and being anti-slavery, they were in a poor competitive position. This caused most of the Quakers to migrate again, this time to Ohio and the Indiana Territory. In 1805 seven Hollingsworth families left in one group. They split at the Ohio River, three going to Ohio and four to the Indiana Territory. Quaker records reveal that many who went into Ohio soon came the Indiana Territory, which was then the frontier and good land could be obtained by Federal grant."

Between about 1803 and 1805, the family moved from South Carolina to Ohio. Different stories and versions not resolved:

  • In 1805 he moved from South Carolina to Ohio.
  • Or, Bernard moved to Indiana in 1803 with his father Thomas.
  • Daniel emigrated with his parents and siblings from South Carolina to Ohio at age 10 and on to Knox County, Indiana the next year (1804/l805).
  • William Hollingsworth went from South Carolina to Indiana about 1805, with nephews and cousins.

Caesar's Creek Monthly Meeting, Society of Friends--The Quakers

The founders and most of the original members of the Caesar's Creek Monthly Meeting migrated from Cane Creek, South Carolina to the Northwest territory to escape the evils of slavery. In effect, the entire Cane Creek Meeting transplanted itself in southwestern Ohio along winding and beautiful Caesar's Creek near Waynesville, Ohio. The original log Meetinghouse was built on the east side of Caesar's Creek in Clinton County. On October 10, 1805, Caesar's Creek was declared an indulged Meeting (a trial Meeting) for worship by the Miami Monthly Meeting. Among the charter members were Robert Furnas, Clerk and elder; Ann Compton, clerk; and John Mendenhall, Isaac Hawkins, Thomas Cox, Joseph Cook and Rachel Lewis were overseers. Other names associated with the Meeting are Conner, Coppock, Farquhar, Hollingsworth, Kenworthy, Mills, Milhouse, Wilson, Spray, Arnold, Reagan, Sanders, Whitson, Cloud, Bridges and Connor. Henry Milhouse, one of the early Quaker settlers and founders of this Meeting, was the 7th cousin of President Richard Nixon. He is buried in the Caesar's Creek Cemetery which is surrounded by a stone wall. In 1807, the first log Meetinghouse was abandoned and another piece of land was bought across the creek in Warren County. On this spot another log Meetinghouse was built. By this time it was Caesar's Creek Preparative Meeting, part of Center Monthly Meeting (located on Center Road in Clinton County).

October 10, 1805, Meetinghouse was built on the east side of Caesar's Creek in Clinton County, Ohio.

Original site of the Caesar's Creek Meetinghouse

Moved to Knox County, Indiana.

History of Fort Knox II, Vincennes

In 1803, the army garrison within the town was moved to a bluff three miles north of Vincennes after local residents complained the soldiers spent most of their time in local saloons. The site, a bluff overlooking the Wabash River, was chosen because of its command of the river, a good boat landing and nearby spring. Fort Knox II was born.

But with the activities of the Shawnee brothers Tecumseh and The Prophet, the local situation became more dangerous. More soldiers were assigned to the area and on September 26, 1811, the fort under the command of Capt. Zachary Taylor became the jumping-off place for Territorial Governor William Henry Harrison's rendezvous with destiny, the Battle of Tippecanoe.

Fort Knox II became a hospital for the sick and wounded of that battle who were floated down river on boats from Fort Harrison in Terre Haute. Today, the fort is outlined with short posts, and interpretive markers tell the story of the site. It is located three miles north of Vincennes.

Fort Knox II

Bernard Hollingsworth married Nancy Ann McKee March 26, 1816, in Knox Co., Indiana.

They had the following children:

  1. Wesley Hollingsworth
  2. John B. Hollingsworth
  3. Daniel P. Hollingsworth
  4. William P. Hollingsworth
  5. Anna Hollingsworth
  6. Sarah J. Hollingsworth
  7. Thomas Hollingsworth
  8. Archibald Hollingsworth
  9. Mary Ann Hollingsworth
  10. Ferdinand Hollingsworth
  11. Eliza Hollingsworth
  12. Joshua Clark Hollingsworth
  13. Milton Hollingsworth

Bernard was listed as a farmer in 1820, Knox County, Indiana. His Land Patent.

Bernard Hollingsworth died February 14, 1876, Knox, Indiana and is buried in Price, Hollingsworth, Cem. Knox, Indiana.[1]

Additional Reading

Notes

Name

Bernard Hollingsworth

Also known as:

Bernard Hollingsworth.

Birth

Bernard Hollingsworth was born May 22, 1791, Union County, South Carolina.

May 22, 1791, Union County, South Carolina.[2][3]
22 Jul 1791, SC.[4]
South Carolina.
Kentucky.[5]
son of Thomas Hollingsworth and Mary Ann Sartor.[6][7]

Occupation

Farmer in 1820.[8]

His Land Patent.

Event

"Between 1766 and 1770 several Hollingsworth families along with many Quaker families migrated to the Carolinas', which proved to be a mistake. The farmland was not suitable and being anti-slavery, they were in a poor competitive position. This caused most of the Quakers to migrate again, this time to Ohio and the Indiana Territory. In 1805 seven Hollingsworth families left in one group. They split at the Ohio River, three going to Ohio and four to the Indiana Territory. Quaker records reveal that many who went into Ohio soon came the Indiana Territory, which was then the frontier and good land could be obtained by Federal grant."[9]

  • Between about 1803 and 1805, the family moved from South Carolina to Ohio. Different stories and versions not resolved:
  • In 1805 he moved from South Carolina to Ohio.[10]
  • Or, Bernard moved to Indiana in 1803 with his father Thomas.[11]
  • Daniel emigrated with his parents and siblings from South Carolina to Ohio at age 10 and on to Knox County, Indiana the next year (1804/l805).[12]
  • William Hollingsworth went from South Carolina to Indiana about 1805, with nephews and cousins.[13]

Caesar's Creek Monthly Meeting, Society of Friends--The Quakers

The founders and most of the original members of the Caesar's Creek Monthly Meeting migrated from Cane Creek, South Carolina to the Northwest territory to escape the evils of slavery. In effect, the entire Cane Creek Meeting transplanted itself in southwestern Ohio along winding and beautiful Caesar's Creek near Waynesville, Ohio. The original log Meetinghouse was built on the east side of Caesar's Creek in Clinton County. On October 10, 1805, Caesar's Creek was declared an indulged Meeting (a trial Meeting) for worship by the Miami Monthly Meeting. Among the charter members were Robert Furnas, Clerk and elder; Ann Compton, clerk; and John Mendenhall, Isaac Hawkins, Thomas Cox, Joseph Cook and Rachel Lewis were overseers. Other names associated with the Meeting are Conner, Coppock, Farquhar, Hollingsworth, Kenworthy, Mills, Milhouse, Wilson, Spray, Arnold, Reagan, Sanders, Whitson, Cloud, Bridges and Connor. Henry Milhouse, one of the early Quaker settlers and founders of this Meeting, was the 7th cousin of President Richard Nixon. He is buried in the Caesar's Creek Cemetery which is surrounded by a stone wall. In 1807, the first log Meetinghouse was abandoned and another piece of land was bought across the creek in Warren County. On this spot another log Meetinghouse was built. By this time it was Caesar's Creek Preparative Meeting, part of Center Monthly Meeting (located on Center Road in Clinton County).

October 10, 1805, Meetinghouse was built on the east side of Caesar's Creek in Clinton County, Ohio.[14]

  • Moved to Knox County, Indiana.[15]

History of Fort Knox II, Vincennes

In 1803, the army garrison within the town was moved to a bluff three miles north of Vincennes after local residents complained the soldiers spent most of their time in local saloons. The site, a bluff overlooking the Wabash River, was chosen because of its command of the river, a good boat landing and nearby spring. Fort Knox II was born.

But with the activities of the Shawnee brothers Tecumseh and The Prophet, the local situation became more dangerous. More soldiers were assigned to the area and on September 26, 1811, the fort under the command of Capt. Zachary Taylor became the jumping-off place for Territorial Governor William Henry Harrison's rendezvous with destiny, the Battle of Tippecanoe.

Fort Knox II became a hospital for the sick and wounded of that battle who were floated down river on boats from Fort Harrison in Terre Haute. Today, the fort is outlined with short posts, and interpretive markers tell the story of the site. It is located three miles north of Vincennes.[16]

Census

Age over 26 and under 45,

Hollingsworth Abraha 089 000010 01100 0100
Hollingsworth Barnar 089 200010 00100 0100
Hollingsworth Daniel 089 120201 32110 0400 S 1000
Hollingsworth Jessey 089 000200 00100 0200
Hollingsworth John 089 400110 30010 0100
Hollingsworth Joseph 089 000001 00101 0200 S 0001
Hollingsworth Levi 089 010100 10111 0100
Hollingsworth Martha 089 010000 00101 0100
Hollingsworth Peter 089 200011 31010 0100
Hollingsworth Thomas 089 020001 11101 0400 F 0010 0000
Hollingsworth Willia 089 100110 00110 0200

Name: Barnard Hollingsworth Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Washington, Knox, Indiana Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820 Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2 Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 1 Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 1 Free White Persons - Under 16: 2 Free White Persons - Over 25: 1 Total Free White Persons: 4 Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 4

  • 1830, not found, Knox County, Indiana census. Attached.

Name: Burman Hollingsworth Home in 1830 (City, County, State): Knox, Indiana Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 2 Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 2 Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49: 1 Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 30 thru 39: 1 Free White Persons - Under 20: 6 Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 2 Total Free White Persons: 8 Total - All Persons (Free White, Slaves, Free Colored): 8

Name: Barnet Hollingsworth Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Knox, Indiana Free White Persons - Males - Under 5: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 5 thru 9: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 14: 2 Free White Persons - Males - 15 thru 19: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 20 thru 29: 1 Free White Persons - Males - 40 thru 49: 1 Free White Persons - Females - Under 5: 1 Free White Persons - Females - 10 thru 14: 2 Free White Persons - Females - 40 thru 49: 1 Persons Employed in Agriculture: 2 Free White Persons - Under 20: 8 Free White Persons - 20 thru 49: 3 Total Free White Persons: 11 Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 11

Hollingsworth, Bernard, age 59, M, W, Farmer, $900 Born SC
Hollingsworth, Anna, age 52, F, W, Born SC
Hollingsworth, Archibald, age 20, M, W, Farmer, Born IN
Hollingsworth, Mary J, age 18, F, W, Born IN
Hollingsworth, Eliza, age 13, F, W, Born IN, Attended school.
Hollingsworth, Joshua, age 11, M, W, Born IN, Attended school.
Hollingsworth, Milton, age 8, M, W, Born IN, Attended school.

Name: Bernard Hollingsworth Age: 39 Birth Year: abt 1811 Birthplace: South Carolina Home in 1850: Subdivision 61, Knox, Indiana Gender: Male Family Number: 148 Household Members: Name Age Bernard Hollingsworth 39 Anna Hollingsworth 52 Archibald Hollingsworth 20 Mary A Hollingsworth 18 Eliza Hollingsworth 13 Joshua Hollingsworth 11 Milton Hollingsworth 8

  • 1860, Census Washington, Knox, Indiana. Attached.

Name: Bernard Hollingwworth Age in 1860: 70 Birth Year: abt 1790 Birthplace: South Carolina Home in 1860: Washington, Knox, Indiana Gender: Male Post Office: Bruceville Value of real estate: View image Household Members: Name Age Bernard Hollingwworth 70 Nancy A Hollingwworth 62 Joshua C Hollingwworth 20 Milton Hollingwworth 17 Sarah J Hollingwworth 14 Thompson Hollingwworth 28

  • 1870


Residence

  • Between about 1803 and 1805, the family moved from South Carolina to Ohio.
  • 1820, Knox County, Indiana.
  • August 1, 1839, Knox County, Indiana.[22]
  • 1850, Washington township, Knox, Indiana.

Death

Bernard Hollingsworth died February 14, 1876, Knox, Indiana.

February 14, 1876, Knox, Indiana.[23][24][25][26][27]

Burial

Bernard Hollingsworth is buried in Price, Hollingsworth, Cem. Knox, Indiana.[28]

Marriage

Bernard Hollingsworth married Nancy Ann McKee March 26, 1816, in Knox Co., Indiana.

They had the following children:

  1. Wesley Hollingsworth
  2. John B. Hollingsworth
  3. Daniel P. Hollingsworth
  4. William P. Hollingsworth
  5. Anna Hollingsworth
  6. Sarah J. Hollingsworth
  7. Thomas Hollingsworth
  8. Archibald Hollingsworth
  9. Mary Ann Hollingsworth
  10. Ferdinand Hollingsworth
  11. Eliza Hollingsworth
  12. Joshua Clark Hollingsworth
  13. Milton Hollingsworth

Note: Marriage March 26, 1816, Knox Co., Indiana.[29][30][31][32][33][34]

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  • 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: 369 / / CONT Name: Bernard /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: 22 May 1791, S.C. CONT Christening: CONT Death: 14 Feb 1876, Knox, IN CONT Burial: CONT Father: 30 Nov 1766, Thomas /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [384], (b. 30 Nov 1766, Of S.C.), (d. 10 Oct 1841, Washington Twp., Knox, IN) CONT Mother: 1774, Anna Mary /Sartor/ [385], (b. 1774, ), (d. , ) CONT Marriage 1 (13): 26 Mar 1816, Nancy Anne /McKee/, m. 26 Mar 1816, Knox, IN CONT Son: 4 Feb 1817, Wesley /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [371], (b. 4 Feb 1817, Washington Twp., Knox, IN), (d. 26 Apr 1897, Washington Twp., Knox, IN) CONT Son: 16 Dec 1818, John B. /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [372], (b. 16 Dec 1818, Washington Twp., Knox, IN), (d. 20 May 1894, Washington Twp., Knox, IN) CONT Son: 8 Mar 1821, Daniel P. /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [373], (b. 8 Mar 1821, Washington Twp., Knox, IN), (d. 6 Aug 1824, Wshington Twp., Knox, IN) CONT Son: 28 Aug 1823, William P. /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [374], (b. 28 Aug 1823, Knox, IN), (d. 26 Jan 1897, ) CONT Daughter: 9 Oct 1825, Sarah /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [375], (b. 9 Oct 1825, Knox, IN), (d. , ) CONT Daughter: 9 Oct 1825, Anna /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [376], (b. 9 Oct 1825, Washington Twp., Knox, IN), (d. 22 Oct 1828, Washington Twp., Knox, IN) CONT Son: 21 Jun 1827, Thomas /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [377], (b. 21 Jun 1827, Washington Twp., Knox, IN), (d. 20 Apr 1860, Washington Twp., Knox, IN) CONT Son: 23 Sep 1829, Archibald /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [040], (b. 23 Sep 1829, Freelandville, Knox, IN), (d. 23 Mar 1907, Hermitage, MO), !Birth Information from Joyce Cowen Sedan New Mexico from Cowen FamilyHistory CONT !Marriage Information from IGI of Indiana page #3862 Batch #7230513 Serial CONT Sheet #47 Source Call #822068 - Film CONT ! Baptism, Endowment, Sealing Indiana IGI pg #3862 Batch #7726412 SerialSheet CONT #87 Source Call #1126118 - Film CONT !1850 Census Subdivision of District #61 Knox Co. IN listed with parents CONT -dwelling #148, Family #148, age 20 born IN. CONT !1860 Census - Oak Station, Widner Twp. Knox Co., IN listed with Wife CONT Nancy Hollingsworth & two children Dwelling #278, Family #278. CONT !1870 Census - Bruceville, Washington Twp. Knox Co. IN listed with wife CONT Nancy Hollingsworth & 6 Children Dwelling #205, Family #204 CONT !1880 Census - Greene Twp. Hickory Co., MO, listed with wife CONT Nancy Hollingsworth & 5 Children Dwelling #230, Family #241 CONT ! 1900 Census Hickory Co, Center Township, Mo. E.D. 94, Sheet 3A, Line 13 CONT BD Sep 1829 - BP Indiana Married 48 yrs (1852) 70 yrs old, Father - BP SC, CONT Mother - BP KY CONT Information submitted by member of church for ordinances CONT Daughter: 29 Aug 1831, Mary Ann /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [378], (b. 29 Aug 1831, Knox, IN), (d. , ) CONT Son: 26 Feb 1834, Ferdinand /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [379], (b. 26 Feb 1834, Washington Twp., Knox, IN), (d. 23 May 1851, Washington Twp., Knox, IN) CONT Daughter: 1837, Eliza /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [380], (b. 1837, IN), (d. , ) CONT Son: 9 Oct 1839, Joshua Clark /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [381], (b. 9 Oct 1839, IN), (d. 9 Mar 1914, ) CONT Son: 28 Nov 1842, Milton /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [382], (b. 28 Nov 1842, IN), (d. , ) Note: Sources: CONT (1) LDS Ordinance Entry Family File, Batch 6020757, Sheet 69, P 2455, Entry 2470. CONT (2) LDS Ordinance Entry Family File, Batch 6020757, Sheet 69, P 2455, Entry 2455. CONT (3) LDS Ordinance Entry Family File, Batch 6020757, Sheet 69, P 2455 Entry 2470. CONT (4) Marriage Records of Knox County Indiana 1807-1840, 49. CONT (5) LDS Ordinance Entry Family File, Batch 6020757, Sheet 69, Pg. 2455. CONT (6) LDS Ordinance Entry Family File, Batch 6020757, Sheet 69, P 2455 Entry # 2470. CONT (7) LDS Ordinance Entry Family File, Batch 6020757, Sheet 69, P 2455, Entry # CONT 2470. CONT (8) Indiana Knox County, Palmyra & Washington Townships Book One A Complete CONT Survey of Cemetery Records, 249. CONT (9) LDS Ordinance Entry Family File, Batch 6020757, Sheet 69, P 2456, Entry # CONT 2471. CONT (10) Indiana Knox County, Palmyra & Washington Townships Book One A Complete CONT Survey of Cemetery Records, 248. CONT (11) LDS Ordinance Entry Family File. CONT (12) Indiana Knox County, Palmyra & Washington Townships Book One A Complete CONT Survey of Cemetery Records, 251. CONT (13) Knox County Indiana Marriage Records 1838-1854, 43. CONT (14) Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, International Genealogical CONT Index, (Edition Version 4.02), Ba: 8868205 11 So1553191. CONT (15) Knox County Indiana Marriage Records 1838-1854, 46.
  • Source: S189 Author: Bureau of Land Management Title: General Land Office Records Abbreviation: General Land Office Records Publication: http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/ Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y
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  • 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 Data: Text: REF / AFN / Custom: 100185455875 / / CONT Name: Bernard /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: 1791, , Usa CONT Christening: CONT Death: Abt 1891 CONT Burial: CONT Father: Thomas /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [100185455876], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Mother: Mary Ann /SARTOR/ [100185455877], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Marriage 1 (0): Abt 1816 CONT CONT REF / AFN / Custom: 100185455889 / / CONT Name: Bernard /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: 1791, , Usa CONT Christening: CONT Death: Abt 1891 CONT Burial: CONT Marriage 1 (0): Abt 1816, Nancy Anne /McKEE/, m. Abt 1816, , , Usa CONT CONT REF / AFN / Custom: 100277549416 / / CONT Name: Bernard /Hollingsworth/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: Abt 1795, Clark, Kentucky CONT Christening: CONT Death: CONT Burial: CONT Marriage 1 (0): 28 Mar 1816, Nancy Ann /McKee/, m. 28 Mar 1816, , Clark, Kentucky CONT CONT REF / AFN / Custom: 500074965180 / / CONT Name: BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: CONT Christening: CONT Death: CONT Burial: CONT Marriage 1 (1): NANCY ANN /MC KEE/, m. CONT Son: 23 Sep 1829, ARCHIBALD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500074965179], (b. 23 Sep 1829, Frederick, Virginia), (d. , ) CONT CONT REF / AFN / Custom: 500123205224 / / CONT Name: BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: CONT Christening: CONT Death: CONT Burial: CONT Marriage 1 (1): NANCY ANNE /MCKEE/, m. CONT Son: 23 Sep 1829, ARCHIBALD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500123205223], (b. 23 Sep 1829, Misc, , , Indiana), (d. , ) CONT CONT REF / AFN / Custom: 100185455852 / / CONT Name: Bernard /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: CONT Christening: CONT Death: CONT Burial: CONT Marriage 1 (1): Nancy Anne /McKEE/, m. CONT Son: 1829, Archibald /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [100185455851], (b. 1829, , Usa), (d. Abt 1929, ) CONT CONT REF / AFN / Custom: 500122598931 / / CONT Name: BARNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: CONT Christening: CONT Death: CONT Burial: CONT Marriage 1 (1): CONT Son: ARCHIBALD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500122598930], (b. , ), (d. , ) Note: 1) data as of March 7, 2005
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  • 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 Note: SANDRA MCNEW COOLEY Microfilm: NONE CONT 2502 SOUTH TRAIL CONT WALSHVILLE IL Submission: AF97-114662 CONT USA 6209181
  • 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 Note: SANDRA MCNEW COOLEY Microfilm: NONE CONT 2502 SOUTH TRAIL CONT WALSHVILLE IL Submission: AF97-114662 CONT USA 6209182
  • 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 Note: SANDRA MCNEW COOLEY Microfilm: NONE CONT 2502 SOUTH TRAIL CONT WALSHVILLE IL Submission: AF97-114662 CONT USA 6209183
  • Source: S385 Author: D. Hoskins Title: Descendants of Henry Hollingsworth Abbreviation: Descendants of Henry Hollingsworth Publication: http://users.ev1.net/~dhoskins/web/henryholl/index.htm#TOC Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y Note: SANDRA MCNEW COOLEY Microfilm: NONE CONT 2502 SOUTH TRAIL CONT WALSHVILLE IL Submission: AF97-114662 CONT USA 6209185
  • Source: S389 Title: Census KNOX COUNTY, IN: 1850--Washington township Abbreviation: Census KNOX COUNTY, IN: 1850--Washington township Note: (Source: Seventh Census of the United States, 1850. M432, reel 156) CONT "Federal census data for Washington township, Knox County, IN in 1850 collected by CONT Jeremy Atack and Fred Bateman with Underwriting support by the National Science Foundation. These data are archived at http://www.rootsweb.com/~inknox/knox.htm Italicized: Y Note: SANDRA MCNEW COOLEY Microfilm: NONE CONT 2502 SOUTH TRAIL CONT WALSHVILLE IL Submission: AF97-114662 CONT USA 6209189
  • 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 Note: SANDRA MCNEW COOLEY Microfilm: NONE CONT 2502 SOUTH TRAIL CONT WALSHVILLE IL Submission: AF97-114662 CONT USA 6209192
  • Source: S394 Author: Ronald Gilbert Sartor Title: Sartor Search Abbreviation: Sartor Search Publication: http://www.gencircles.com/users/ronsartor Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y Note: SANDRA MCNEW COOLEY Microfilm: NONE CONT 2502 SOUTH TRAIL CONT WALSHVILLE IL Submission: AF97-114662 CONT USA 6209194
  • Source: S421 Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Title: International Genealogical Index (R) Abbreviation: Family Search IGI Film or Document Publication: www.familysearch.org Copyright (c) 1980, 2002 Italicized: Y Paranthetical: Y Data: Text: 1)REF / AFN / Custom: 500122602993 / / CONT Name: BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: CONT Christening: CONT Death: 14 Feb 1876 CONT Burial: CONT Father: THOMAS /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500122602995], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Mother: ANNA MARY /SARTOR/ [500122602996], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Marriage 1 (0): 28 Mar 1816, NANCY ANNE /MCKEE/, m. 28 Mar 1816, , Knox, Indiana CONT 2)REF / AFN / Custom: 500074979994 / / CONT Name: BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: CONT Christening: CONT Death: CONT Burial: CONT Father: THOMAS /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500074979996], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Mother: ANN /PRICE/ [500074979997], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Marriage 1 (0): 24 May 1816, NANCY ANN /MC KEE/, m. 24 May 1816, , Frederick, Virginia CONT 3)REF / AFN / Custom: 500074961970 / / CONT Name: BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: 22 May 1791, Frederick, Virginia CONT Christening: CONT Death: CONT Burial: CONT Father: THOMAS /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500074961971], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Mother: ANN /PRICE/ [500074961972], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT 4)REF / AFN / Custom: 500111264217 / / CONT Name: BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: 22 May 1791, Misc, , , South Carolina CONT Christening: CONT Death: 14 Feb 1876 CONT Burial: CONT Father: THOMAS /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500111264218], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Mother: ANNA MARY /SARTOR/ [500111264219], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT 5)REF / AFN / Custom: 500122602991 / / CONT Name: BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ CONT Sex: Male CONT Modify Date: CONT Birth: CONT Christening: CONT Death: CONT Burial: CONT Marriage 1 (0): 26 Mar 1816, NANCY ANNE /MC KEE/, m. 26 Mar 1816, , Knox, Indiana Note: 1) Batch #: 6020757, Sheet #: 69, Source Call #: 1621569, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 2) Batch #: 5014740, Sheet #: 04, Source Call #: 1553751, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 3) Batch #: 5014740, Sheet #: 04, Source Call #: 1553751, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 4) Batch #: 6020757, Sheet #: 61, Source Call #: 1621569, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 5) Batch #: 7230513, Sheet #: 30, Source Call #: 0822068, Printout Call #: NONE,
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Merged WikiTree Files

  • WikiTree profile Hollingsworth-1399 created through the import of 60a.GED on Jan 11, 2012 by Michael Lechner.

Foot Notes

  1. ↑ Entered by Michael Lechner and Sharon Moffitt Cowen, Aug. 18, 2012
  2. ↑ Source: #S383 Data: Text: Bernard HOLLINGSWORTH-30554 [Parents] was born on 22 May 1791 in , Union, South Carolina. He died on 14 Feb 1876 in , Knox, Indiana . He was buried in Price, Hollingsworth, Cem. Knox, Indiana. He married Nancy Ann MC KEE-30555 on 26 Mar 1816 in , Knox, Indiana.
  3. ↑ Source: #S148 Data: Text:  ! 1900 Census Hickory Co, Center Township, Mo. E.D. 94, Sheet 3A, Line 13 CONT BD Sep 1829 - BP Indiana Married 48 yrs (1852) 70 yrs old, Father - BP SC, CONT Mother - BP KY CONT Information submitted by member of church for ordinances CONT Birth: 22 May 1791, S.C. Note: Birth: 22 May 1791, S.C. CONT 1) Batch 6020757, Sheet 69, Pg. 2455, Submitted by Margaret E. Forsey, 5498 S. 250 E., Ogden, Utah 84405, 801-479-4748, LDS Ordinance Entry Family File
  4. ↑ Source: #S381 Data: Text: Birth: 22 Jul 1791, SC
  5. ↑ Source: #S221 Data: Text: Archibald Hollingsworth lists father's birthplace as Kentucky Note: 1880 census
  6. ↑ Source: #S221 Data: Text: Birth: 1791, , Usa CONT Father: Thomas /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [100185455876], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Mother: Mary Ann /SARTOR/ [100185455877], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Birth: 1791, , Usa CONT Birth: Abt 1795, Clark, Kentucky Note: 1) data as of March 7, 2005
  7. ↑ Source: #S421 Data: Text: 1) Father: THOMAS /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500122602995], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Mother: ANNA MARY /SARTOR/ [500122602996], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT 2) Father: THOMAS /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500074979996], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Mother: ANN /PRICE/ [500074979997], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT 3)Birth: 22 May 1791, Frederick, Virginia CONT Father: THOMAS /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500074961971], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Mother: ANN /PRICE/ [500074961972], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT 4)Birth: 22 May 1791, Misc, , , South Carolina CONT Father: THOMAS /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500111264218], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT Mother: ANNA MARY /SARTOR/ [500111264219], (b. , ), (d. , ) Note: 1) Batch #: 6020757, Sheet #: 69, Source Call #: 1621569, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 2) Batch #: 5014740, Sheet #: 04, Source Call #: 1553751, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 3) Batch #: 5014740, Sheet #: 04, Source Call #: 1553751, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 4) Batch #: 6020757, Sheet #: 61, Source Call #: 1621569, Printout Call #: NONE,
  8. ↑ Source: #S392
  9. ↑ Source: #S385 "Between 1766 and 1770 several Hollingsworth families along with many Quaker families migrated to the Carolinas', which proved to be a mistake. The farmland was not suitable and being anti-slavery, they were in a poor competitive position. This caused most of the Quakers to migrate again, this time to Ohio and the Indiana Territory. In 1805 seven Hollingsworth families left in one group. They split at the Ohio River, three going to Ohio and four to the Indiana Territory. Quaker records reveal that many who went into Ohio soon came the Indiana Territory, which was then the frontier and good land could be obtained by Federal grant." Note: by Thomas Edgar Hollingsworth, as published on his web site October 22, 1998, at URL http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/h/o/l/Thomas-E-Hollingsworth/GENE1~0003.html
  10. ↑ Source: #S383 Data: Text: 3. In 1805 he moved from South Carolina to Ohio.
  11. ↑ Source: #S148 Data: Text: Bernard had moved to Indiana in 1803 with his father Thomas.
  12. ↑ Source: #S383 1. Daniel emigrated with his parents and siblings from South Carolina to Ohio at age 10 and on to Knox County, Indiana the next year (1804/l805).
  13. ↑ Source: #S381 Data: Text: William Hollingsworth went from South Carolina to Indiana about 1805, with nephews and cousins.
  14. ↑ Source: #S191 Page: http://www.shakerwssg.org/caesars_creek_monthly_meeting.htm Data: Text: Caesar's Creek Monthly Meeting CONT Society of Friends--The Quakers CONT The founders and most of the original members of the Caesar's Creek Monthly Meeting migrated from Cane Creek, South Carolina to the Northwest territory to escape the evils of slavery. In effect, the entire Cane Creek Meeting transplanted itself in southwestern Ohio along winding and beautiful Caesar's Creek near Waynesville, Ohio. The original log Meetinghouse was built on the east side of Caesar's Creek in Clinton County. On October 10, 1805, Caesar's Creek was declared an indulged Meeting (a trial Meeting) for worship by the Miami Monthly Meeting. Among the charter members were Robert Furnas, Clerk and elder; Ann Compton, clerk; and John Mendenhall, Isaac Hawkins, Thomas Cox, Joseph Cook and Rachel Lewis were overseers. Other names associated with the Meeting are Conner, Coppock, Farquhar, Hollingsworth, Kenworthy, Mills, Milhouse, Wilson, Spray, Arnold, Reagan, Sanders, Whitson, Cloud, Bridges and Connor. Henry Milhouse, one of the early Quaker settlers and founders of this Meeting, was the 7th cousin of President Richard Nixon. He is buried in the Caesar's Creek Cemetery which is surrounded by a stone wall. In 1807, the first log Meetinghouse was abandoned and another piece of land was bought across the creek in Warren County. On this spot another log Meetinghouse was built. By this time it was Caesar's Creek Preparative Meeting, part of Center Monthly Meeting (located on Center Road in Clinton County). Note: Caesar's Creek Monthly Meeting CONT Society of Friends--The Quakers
  15. ↑ Source: #S148 Data: Text: Bernard had moved to Indiana in 1803 with his father Thomas
  16. ↑ Source: #S191 Page: http://www.state.in.us/ism/historicsites/Vincennes/
  17. ↑ Source: #S191 Page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~inknox/knox1820c.htm
  18. ↑ Source: #S392
  19. ↑ Source: #S389 KNOX COUNTY, IN: 1850--Washington township. (Source: Seventh Census of the United States, 1850. M432, reel 156)
  20. ↑ Source: #S382 Page: VOLUME I., NUMBER 1. -29- Data: Text: KNOX COUNTY (Formed in 1787 from Northwest Territory) CONT District No. 1. CONT Page 536, lines 3-15; Taken Sept. 9, 1850. CONT CONT 148/148 BERNARD HOLLINGSWORTH, age 59, Farmer $900 Born South Carolina CONT Anna 52,Do. CONT Archibald 28, Indiana CONT Mary J. 18, Do. CONT Joshua 11, Do. CONT Milton 8, Do.
  21. ↑ Source: #S148 Data: Text:  !1850 Census Subdivision of District #61 Knox Co. IN listed with parents CONT -dwelling #148, Family #148, age 20 born IN.
  22. ↑ Source: #S189 Note: Acc./Ser. Nr.: IN2290__.253 CONT Issue Date: 8/1/1839 CONT Patentee: BERNARD HOLLINGSWORTH CONT
  23. ↑ Source: #S381 Data: Text: Death: 14 Feb 1876, Knox Co.,Ind.
  24. ↑ Source: #S383 Data: Text: Bernard HOLLINGSWORTH-30554 [Parents] was born on 22 May 1791 in , Union, South Carolina. He died on 14 Feb 1876 in , Knox, Indiana . He was buried in Price, Hollingsworth, Cem. Knox, Indiana. He married Nancy Ann MC KEE-30555 on 26 Mar 1816 in , Knox, Indiana.
  25. ↑ Source: #S148 Data: Text: Death: 14 Feb 1876, Knox, IN Note: 1) Batch 6020757, Sheet 69, P 2455 Entry # 2470, LDS Ordinance Entry Family File
  26. ↑ Source: #S221 Data: Text: Death: Abt 1891 CONT Death: Abt 1891 Note: 1) data as of March 7, 2005
  27. ↑ Source: #S421 Data: Text: 1) Death: 14 Feb 1876 CONT 4)Death: 14 Feb 1876 Note: 1) Batch #: 6020757, Sheet #: 69, Source Call #: 1621569, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 4) Batch #: 6020757, Sheet #: 61, Source Call #: 1621569, Printout Call #: NONE,
  28. ↑ Source: #S383 Data: Text: Bernard HOLLINGSWORTH-30554 [Parents] was born on 22 May 1791 in , Union, South Carolina. He died on 14 Feb 1876 in , Knox, Indiana . He was buried in Price, Hollingsworth, Cem. Knox, Indiana. He married Nancy Ann MC KEE-30555 on 26 Mar 1816 in , Knox, Indiana.
  29. ↑ Source: #S3 Data: Text: 28 March 1816 CONT SANDRA MCNEW COOLEY Microfilm: NONE 2502 SOUTH TRAIL CONT WALSHVILLE IL Submission: AF97-114662 USA 62091 Note: SANDRA MCNEW COOLEY Microfilm: NONE CONT 2502 SOUTH TRAIL CONT WALSHVILLE IL Submission: AF97-114662 CONT USA 62091
  30. ↑ Source: #S381 Data: Text: Marriage 1 (13): Nancy Anne /Mc Kee/, m.
  31. ↑ Source: #S383 Data: Text: Bernard HOLLINGSWORTH-30554 [Parents] was born on 22 May 1791 in , Union, South Carolina. He died on 14 Feb 1876 in , Knox, Indiana . He was buried in Price, Hollingsworth, Cem. Knox, Indiana. He married Nancy Ann MC KEE-30555 on 26 Mar 1816 in , Knox, Indiana.
  32. ↑ Source: #S148 Data: Text: Marriage 1 (13): 26 Mar 1816, Bernard /HOLLINGSWORTH/, m. 26 Mar 1816, Knox, IN CONT Marriage 1 (13): 26 Mar 1816, Nancy Anne /McKee/, m. 26 Mar 1816, Knox, IN Note: 1) 49, Marriage Records of Knox County Indiana 1807-1840
  33. ↑ Source: #S221 Data: Text: Marriage 1 (0): Abt 1816 CONT Marriage 1 (0): Abt 1816, Nancy Anne /McKEE/, m. Abt 1816, , , Usa CONT Marriage 1 (0): 28 Mar 1816, Nancy Ann /McKee/, m. 28 Mar 1816, , Clark, Kentucky CONT Marriage 1 (1): NANCY ANN /MC KEE/, m. CONT Son: 23 Sep 1829, ARCHIBALD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500074965179], (b. 23 Sep 1829, Frederick, Virginia), (d. , ) CONT Marriage 1 (1): NANCY ANNE /MCKEE/, m. CONT Son: 23 Sep 1829, ARCHIBALD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500123205223], (b. 23 Sep 1829, Misc, , , Indiana), (d. , ) CONT Marriage 1 (1): Nancy Anne /McKEE/, m. CONT Son: 1829, Archibald /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [100185455851], (b. 1829, , Usa), (d. Abt 1929, ) CONT Marriage 1 (1): CONT Son: ARCHIBALD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500122598930], (b. , ), (d. , ) CONT CONT Marriage 1 (0): Abt 1816, Bernard /HOLLINGSWORTH/, m. Abt 1816, , , Usa CONT Marriage 1 (0): 28 Mar 1816, Bernard /Hollingsworth/, m. 28 Mar 1816, , Clark, Kentucky CONT Marriage 1 (1): BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/, m. CONT Son: 23 Sep 1829, ARCHIBALD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500074965179], (b. 23 Sep 1829, Frederick, Virginia), (d. , ) CONT Marriage 1 (1): BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/, m. CONT Son: 23 Sep 1829, ARCHIBALD /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [500123205223], (b. 23 Sep 1829, Misc, , , Indiana), (d. , ) CONT Marriage 1 (1): Bernard /HOLLINGSWORTH/, m. CONT Son: 1829, Archibald /HOLLINGSWORTH/ [100185455851], (b. 1829, , Usa), (d. Abt 1929, ) Note: 1) data as of March 7, 2005
  34. ↑ Source: #S421 Data: Text: 1) Marriage 1 (0): 28 Mar 1816, NANCY ANNE /MCKEE/, m. 28 Mar 1816, , Knox, Indiana CONT 2) Marriage 1 (0): 24 May 1816, NANCY ANN /MC KEE/, m. 24 May 1816, , Frederick, Virginia CONT 5)Marriage 1 (0): 26 Mar 1816, NANCY ANNE /MC KEE/, m. 26 Mar 1816, , Knox, Indiana CONT 6)Marriage 1 (0): 28 Mar 1816, BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/, m. 28 Mar 1816, , Knox, Indiana CONT 7)Marriage 1 (0): 24 May 1816, BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/, m. 24 May 1816, , Frederick, Virginia CONT 8)Marriage 1 (0): 26 Mar 1816, BERNARD /HOLLINGSWORTH/, m. 26 Mar 1816, , Knox, Indiana Note: 1) Batch #: 6020757, Sheet #: 69, Source Call #: 1621569, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 2) Batch #: 5014740, Sheet #: 04, Source Call #: 1553751, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 5) Batch #: 7230513, Sheet #: 30, Source Call #: 0822068, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 6) Batch #: 6020757, Sheet #: 69, Source Call #: 1621569, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 7) Batch #: 5014740, Sheet #: 04, Source Call #: 1553751, Printout Call #: NONE, CONT 8) Batch #: 7230513, Sheet #: 30, Source Call #: 0822068, Printout Call #: NONE,






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Jim Dustin
Bernard Hollingsworth was my great-great-grandfather. His son, Joshua Clark Hollingsworth was my grea-grandfather and Joshua's youngest child, Mable May (Mae) Hollingsworth was my grandmother.

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