(l) ATTENTION! Researcher Colleen Phillips, 0f Cincinnati, Ohio, has located the obituary of JOHN HOLLINGSWORTH of Ballinakill, Co. Wexford, Ireland, in the Cincinnati Enquirer, Wednesday, Jan 9, 1878, p. 8. There is no need here to repeat it. See HR Dec 1987, p. 60, for the one from the Enquirer and Mar 1988 p. 15 item 4, for the shorter one from the Gorey Correspondent (and Arklow Standard). This completes a research drive begun half a lifetime ago, which should have been accomplished almost at once, but for the &%$#*@.........! (You get the picture.) Some very choice expletives here deleted. (2) George H. Hollingsworth, Sr. - Trussville, Ala - 1988. Funeral for George H. Hollingsworth, Sr., 84, Trussville, who died yesterday, will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow, Jefferson Memorial Funeral Home, burial Jefferson Memorial Gardens East. Employee Stockham Valves and Fittings 44 years, member Masons, Order of Eastern Star, First Baptist Church, Trussville. Survivors: wife, Mrs. Ella R. Hollingsworth; two sons, Charles L. Hollingsworth, Huffman, George H. Hollingsworth Jr., Trussville; 3 daughters, Mrs. Mary Madaris, Mrs. Ella Chandler, both Trussville, Mrs. Martha Dorough, Center Point; 2 brothers, A.B. Hollingsworth, Mobile, A. J. Hollingsworth, Center Point. (Birmingham News, l988, received 25 May from Cousin June Farrell.) (3) Ruby Couch Hollingsworth, Memphis, Tennessee-1988. MEMPHIS - Ruby Couch Hollingsworth, 92, died Friday (Feb 5, l988-Ed) at St. Francis Nursing Home in Memphis. She was a retired homemaker and a Methodist. Services were at 2 p.m. in Enon Primitive Baptist Church with the Rev. Morris Hollinsgworth (sic) and the Rev. Al Gaspard officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery. Survivors include 5 sons, Thomas Couch Hollingsworth, Wayne Hollingsworth, Dewayne Hollingsworth and Ronold (sic) Hollingsworth all of Memphis, and James Robert "Killer" Hollingsworth of Houston; one brother, Travis Couch of Houston; ll grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren and seven great-great- grandchildren. (!) (Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, Tupelo, Mississippi, Mon. 8 Feb 1988, p. 10-A, kindly submitted by Neoia Cleveland, longtime subscriber.) (4) Miss Annie Carter Hollingsworth, Woodstook, Va. - 1933. FINAL SUMMONS COMES TO ONE OF AN OLD FAMILY. Funeral Rites Held At Woodstock for Miss Annie Hollingsworth. The funeral of the late Miss Annie Carter Hollingsworth, member of one of the oldest families of Winchester, whose death occurred last Thursday night (April 20th? 1933-Ed.) at her home at Woodstock, following a stroke of apoplexy, took place from Emmanuel Episcopal Church, that town, Saturday afternoon. Services were conducted by the rector, the Rev. Francis A.Brown, with interment in Massanutten Cemetery. She was born in 1854 at "The Hermitage," the Hollingsworth home near Winchester. When just a child she with her parents, the late Isaac M. Hollingsworth and Mary Pritcard (sic) Hollingsworth, went to Woodstock to live. Later she moved with her family to a place known as "Riverside," 1ocated east of Woodstock where they conducted a fashionable resort for many years. With her sister, Miss Lucy Hollingsworth, she managed a tourist home on Spring street during recent years. Early in life she became a member of the Episcopal Church. At the time of her death she belonged to Emanuel (sic) Episcopal Church of Woodstock of which her father was vestryman for many years previous to his death. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. John H. Grabill and Miss Lucy Hollingsworth, both of Woodstock; 3 brothers, Alfred Reese Hollingsworth, Woodstock, and Stephen P. and Edward Hollingsworth, of