Susanna Hollingsworth was the daughter of Joseph Hollingsworth and Margaret Wright.

     Theodore Hollingsworth was born on 6 September 1851 Warren County, Ohio.¹ He was the son of Samuel Hollingsworth and Sarah Jones.
     Theodore Hollingsworth appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Marion, Lee, Iowa in the household of his parents, Samuel Hollingsworth and Sarah Hollingsworth.²
     Theodore Hollingsworth appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of in Folker, Clark, Missouri, in the household of his parents, Samuel Hollingsworth and Sarah Hollingsworth.³
     Circa 1876, Theodore Hollingsworth married Martha Aleshire in Missouri.⁴
     Theodore Hollingsworth appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Lincoln, Douglas, Missouri in the household of his parents, Samuel Hollingsworth and Sarah Hollingsworth.⁵
     Theodore Hollingsworth and Sarah Hollingsworth appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Birch Tree, Shannon, Missouri, enumerated 13 June 1900.⁶
     Theodore Hollingsworth died on 29 May 1909 at the age of 57.¹
     Theodore was buried in June 1909 in the Forest Cemetary, located in Coeur D'Alene, Kootenai County, Idaho .¹

     Theophilus Hollingsworth was born on 4 May 1853 in Pilot Grove, Lee, Iowa.^1,2 He was the son of Samuel Hollingsworth and Sarah Jones.
     Theophilus Hollingsworth appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Marion, Lee, Iowa in the household of his parents, Samuel Hollingsworth and Sarah Hollingsworth.³
     Theophilus Hollingsworth appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of in Folker, Clark, Missouri, in the household of his parents, Samuel Hollingsworth and Sarah Hollingsworth.⁴
     On 28 January 1873, Theophilus Hollingsworth married Elizabeth Ellison in.⁵
     Theophilus Hollingsworth died on 6 September 1876 in Ava, Douglas, Missouri, at the age of 23.^1,2
     Theophilus was buried on Saturday, 9 September 1876 in the Ellison Cemetery, located in Lincoln, Douglas County, Missouri . Located on Beaver Creek, just north off of highway 14 near Tigrus.
There may be another name for this cemetery, but a man who lived
directly across the road said it was called "Ellison" Cemetery and
he supposed it had been named for the former land-owner, Thomas
Ellison.^1,2

     Thomas Hollingsworth When on a visit to his son Abraham he was killed on a hunting trip with
some of the settlers. It is said that he was killed by a buffalo.
Arrived in America on the Antelope, with his father Valentine. He was born in March 1660/61 in Ballymacrandal, Parish of Segoe, County of Armagh, Ireland. He was the son of Valentine Hollingsworth and Ann Ree.
     In 1684, Thomas Hollingsworth married Margaret Calvert, daughter of Thomas Calvert and Jane Glasford, in.¹
     Thomas Hollingsworth died in 1733 in in Near Winchester, Frederick, Virginia.

     Valentine Hollingsworth Immigration of the Irish Quakers into Pennsylvania Of Chester County, Pa., and New Castle County, Delaware. Established in 1686.

VALENTINE HOLLINGSWORTH,1 son of Henry Hollingsworth, of Belleniskcrannell, Parish of Segoe, County Armagh, Ireland, and Catharine, his wife, was born at Belleniskcrannel, about the sixth month in the yeare 1632; was married 4 Mo. 7, 1655, to Ann Ree, daughter of Nicholas Ree,2 of Tanderagee, County Armagh, She was born about 1628, at Tanderagee, and died 2 Mo. 1, 1671. He then was married a second time, 4 Mo. 12, 1672, to Ann Calvert, daughter of Thomas Calvert, of Dromgora, Parish of Segoe, County Armagh, and Jane his wife.

A lot of the information about Valentine and his children and grandchildren is from the Hollingsworth Register published for many years by Harry Hollingsworth--starting in April, 1965. Harry was a careful researcher and a Hollingsworth family history guru. He suggests Valentine's parents as Henry and Katheran Hollinworth (sic), both born ca 1600. Valentine and his son Thomas probably came to America on the ship "Antelope" in December, 1682, and settled in Delaware. Another son, Henry, came on the ship "Lion" (sometimes spelled "Lyon") in October, 1683, and settled in Pennsylvania. All were prominently identified with William Penn and his Society of Friends, also known as the Quakers.

In addition to the genealogical report displayed here, another current source of information on this family is a file in the Personal Ancestry Format prepared by Richard Hollingsworth . He has a large data base containing 25,153 individuals and 8,586 marriages in GEDCOM format on floppy disk, as well as a printed booklet. That data is the basis for this report, and reflects the status of the file as of April 24, 1999. The file is expanding every day.

We have an organization established in 1993 called "The Descendants of Valentine Hollingsworth, Sr. Society." The President is Robert S. Coleman . He is also the editor of a quarterly publication called the "Hollingsworth Heritage," which provides news about the Society and recent genealogical research. Members of the Society also share family information via email and annual family reunions.

Immigrant to America, following William Penn, settling in Pennsylvania.
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Signer of William Penn's Great Charter.¹ He was born circa June 1632 in Belleniskcrannel, Parish of Legoe, County Armagh, Ireland.¹ He was the son of Henry Hollingsworth and Catherine (Unknown).
     On 7 April 1655, Valentine Hollingsworth married Ann Ree, daughter of Nicholas Ree, in Lurgan, Armagh.¹
     On 12 April 1672, Valentine Hollingsworth married Ann Calvert, daughter of Thomas Calvert and Jane Glasford, in.¹
     Valentine Hollingsworth died in 1711 in in Newark, New Castle, Delaware. Inscription on the Valentine Hollingsorth memorial

In memory of
Valentine Hollingsworth
With his family he came to America
with William Penn
in 1682 he obtained a patent for 986
acres of land which
he called New Warke
A member of the Society of Friends
their meetings were held at his house
adjoing this
half acre which he gave for a
burying ground.
A member of the Assembly
from Newcastle county 1687 and 1695
Died about 1711 and with his wife
Ann buried here
Erected by decendants 1935.¹