Thom Shawe                          2   12  6      0   7  0
John Belson                         2   12  6      0   7  0
Francis Pirre                       1   17  6      0   5  0
 
    "Sum Total Barr & Libertat pds   �123 14 3� (written twice)."
"The total sum for the said eigth subsidy on the said county of Dublin 
granted to his Majesty as aforesaid amounts unto five hundred fifty 
one pound eighteen shill and one penny halfpenny ster �551 18s l�d.
For the Receiving whereof We have Appointed Mr Jon Gyles of Westpals-
town in the said county High Collector of the county of Dublin (sign-
ed by) Wm Usher   Ra Wallis   Peeter Warde   Phil Fernely."

NOTES: In the Subsidy Roll for 1663, Liberty of Donore, the names are
grouped together and the amounts shown.  The  names which surround the
name of Henry Hollingsworth in the other rolls as shown above are ar-
ranged in the 1663 roll thusly:  Willm Andrews John Parsons �4 6  �2 6,
Robt Vince  Willm Dowse  �3 8  �1 16 6; Jacob Hudson  �2 13  �1 8 6;
Robt Gunn �3 15 �2;  Henry Hayes �3 15 �2; Mathew Hamond  Eliz Gardener
�5 12 6  �3; Robt Roberts  Phillip Cooley  �3 15 �2; Bethell Dober �3 l5
�2;  Henry Assen (Austin in other lists-Ed) Tho Fletcher &c �6 �3 4;
Willm Sterlynge �3 15 �2;  John Betson  �4 4  �2 5;  John Dugdale, John 
Herron & William Jagger  �4 10 (and a smudged figure).

In the item (D) the 1668 Subsidy, we omit 58 names before Feigh Soola-
ven for reasons of economy, also for reasons of a mistake! Sorry.

  (1) Karen S. Hollingsworth, Coos Bay, Ore., pled guilty Feb 19 in the 
Municipal Court at Florence to charge of failure to appear in court for 
a traffic offense. Suspending the sentence, the court put Hollingsworth 
on l8 months probation and to pay $200 court fine, $187 in prior fines, 
a $20 victim's assistance fee and $22 for court assessments and not op-
erate a motor vehicle unless properly insured and licensed. (The Sius-
law News Feb 27, 1991, p. 2A thanks to Eileen Gray of Florence, Ore.
  (2) Boone County, West Virginia History, 1990, by the Boone County
Genealogical Society, Inc., Walsworth Publishing Company, has on pp. 
64, 65, Dallas Hollingsworth, teacher, principal of Brushton Elementary 
School in existence during 1931. (Thanks to Jay B. Price, Councilman
and Mayor Pro-Tem, Bell, California.)
  (3) On June 27, 1991, the Daytime Emmy Awards were broadcast at 9 PM 
on Channel 2 (CBS) here in Los Angeles.  Procter and Gamble Productions 
received a special Emmy, given by Helen Wagner, star of "As the World
Turns," since it began on TV in mid 1956 (which we began to watch in 
the following year because others in the cast were Don McLaughlin 
(David Harding, Counterspy), Santos Ortega, and William Johnstone (The 
Shadow) three favorite old-time radio actors).  The Emmy was for the
Lifetime Achievement Award.  If Tom Hollinsworth (1796-1842) had not 
come from County Wexford, settle at Cincinnati and start his soap and 
candle factory there, so that little Jim Gamble could become his ap-
prentice and later co-found Procter & Gamble Company in 1837, later to 
produce "The Ivory Soap," the most famous soap in history, and much 
later to sponsor radio drama in the daytime, thus dubbed "soap opera,"
that award could not have been dreamed of. So us Wexfords take a big
chunk of the credit for it. Frederick Hollingsworth was there when 
young Gamble was learning the trade.  We'uns taught him good - real 
good.