if the populace returned, or if they sought other places to live out 
of plain fear of reprisal.  There are no Portadown records until the 
Hearth Tax of 1664 when Valentine Hollinsworth (sic) appears at Bally-
vickcrannell, and we know he repurchased the 120 acre farm there from 
Michael Harrison of Co Antrim in 1665 - and that it was an outright 
purchase, not a lease, a very surprising thing in Ireland.  The 1674 
documents we found in 1970 and the 1632 award we published here a few 
years ago, do not say when Henry, Valentine's father, died.  Therefore, 
This man in Dublin could be him.  He, however, might be a younger man 
who later turned up in Surry County, Virginia in 1669/70 and was 
"very aged" in 1692, (HR Sept 1968:103; Sept 1973:91.) But "very aged" 
in 1692 was not very aged by our standards - maybe 70-75, so he was 
too young to be Val's father.  Besides, he still paid the 1704 Quit-
Rents in Surry County Va.
    He could be a young Henry Hollingsworth who later married Eliza-
beth Newell, daughter of John Newell, Six-Clerk in Chancery Court, in 
Dublin.  This Henry was at King Hill, Co Down (a.k.a. Kinkell) in 1696
and back there again by 1711.  But 1665 may be too early for him to 
be an adult.  He may, also, be just another chance Henry Hollings-
worth who muddies up our waters.  But I tend to doubt that.
    By coincidence, the Liberties of Donore were the later home of 
two or three or four of my direct ancestors, Isaac Vauteau (d 1717) 
the tanner and his son John Jacob Voto and their wives and the Le-
Gagneurs.  They were French Refugees (Huguenots) who first fled to 
London in 1685, then to Dublin.  They are some of the ancestors of 
Great-Grandma, Rachel Mcfadden Hollingsworth.  They came to Donore 
much later than when this Henry Hollingsworth lived there.
    You can be sure I'll be searching for more data, now that I have 
an exact location.  Meanwhile, here are the complete lists:

(A) Hearth Money Roll Co Dublin 1663 Uppercross Barony - Liberties
of Donore:  Combe & Newrow: (1 hearth-2 shillings-more than 1 noted.)

Mrs.  Drinckwater 5   William Smith     Mary Baldwin      Dennis Garrett 2
Peter Daniell         John Dugdale 3    John Avery 3      John Handbury 3
John Clement          William Mulligan  Robt. Duffe 2     Widd White 2
George Langford       Roger m'Gennis    Willm Whitehead 2 Jarvis Stone 2
Robert Hayes 2        David Byrne       Phillip Burges 2  Francis Braton
John Hayden           Richard Turner 2  Xpofer Taylor     John Loxon
William Withers 6     Jos. Bradshaw 3   Sargent Newman    Edward Roberts 3
Bernard Rogers        Benj. Pudsey 3    Thos. Scherman 3  Edw. Forman 3
Robert Kittringham    Michl. Brocton 3  John Casey        Francis Williams
Robert Terry 4        John Whittaker 3  Thos. Haynes      John Bellis 4
(Space here.)         John Rattcliffe   Richd Curtis      Esay Doleman 2
Thomas Hauker 2       Wm. Chapman       Wm. m'cann        Michl. Bowes 2
James Mayley 4        Jas. Faron 4      John Dunn         Robt. Adams 3
Mr Anthony Poulter 6  Patr Irish        Bryan Rowles 2    Edw. Nelsey 4
Widd Dillon           Wm. Flatman 2     John Toole 2      Richd Gustard 3
John Howell           John Jones 2      Wm. Allen 3       Mr Osborne 3
William Coultus 2     Walter Sawyer     Robt. Grindey 2   Mr Martin 5
Widdow Robbins 2      Jos. Cattryn 3    Mrs.  Cox 7       Jas Wattson 4
William Smith         William Mills 5   William Loe 2     Michl Attkinson
William Jaggers 2     Mr Sharples       Francis Beulinqs 4  Wid. Suttle
Abraham Keaye         Thos Rickhauer 5  Thos Massey 3     Robt Mosely
John Keron            William Bryan     John Butrell 2    John Owens