Hollinswbrth,  Benjenum (sic) H.  Hill          6-22-23    18637
               Beulah             McLennan      8-12-16    19525
               George             Galveston    11-30-15    24454
               George             Robertson    10-12-17    29171
               J. C. Infant of    McLennan      3-09-18    13317
               J. F.              Bell          7-12-14    13708
               James              Wise          7-10-26    26964
               James Eldridge     Navarro       6-26-36    71171 (?)
               Jim Mize           Wood          7-25-13    16703
               Josephine C.       Denton        8-12-30    38941
               Lewis Warren       Reeves        9-07-37    47450
               M. C.              Wise          4-22-35    21521
               Melissia Ann (?)   Denton       l0-16-27    33179
               Sandy              Houston      10-01-39    46856
               Wesley 0.          Kaufman       6-08-23    18839
               William Denman     Nacogdoches   8-02-24    27548
               Willie             Hale         12-06-18    56271
Hollinworth,   Isaac              Brazos        4-12-16     8586

In this list are all four "regular" spellings of our surname which, if
you didn't know it, has three separate codings in the "Soundex" system,
being H-452 (Hollingsworth, Hollingworth); H-453 (Hollandsworth etc.); 
and H-456 (Hollinworth).
End of Death Index, thanks to Correspondent Harold Graham of Belle
Chasse, Louisiana.  Other sections of the material he sent will be ad-
ded as space permits.

Farmer, was born very near where he now lives Aug. 28, 1823, and is
one of 11 children of Bernard and Nancy A. (McKeigh) Hollingsworth, 
natives of South Carolina and Kentucky, respectively.  William P. lived 
with his parents until 25 years of age, and was reared on the home 
farm.  He secured a good common, school education.  On June 6, 1850, he 
led to the hymeneal altar Miss Louisa Stephenson, a native of Indiana 
and daughter of Samuel Stephenson.  Eipht children were born to them, 
named Ferdinand, Jeannette and Eliza are deceased, Amanda, Lavina, 
Alexander, and two who died in infancy.  Mr Hollingsworth was not in 
the late war, but did service in the Home Guards.  After his marriage 
Mr. Hollingsworth's father presented him with fifty acres of land, 
which he has increased to 103 acres, all under cultivation.  He is a 
Republican in politics, and cast his first vote for (William Henry) 
Harrison.  He and family are members of the Christian Church, and he
is a good citizen and farmer. (From History of Knox & Daviess Coun-
ties, Indiana Illustrated (1886), The Goodspeed Publishing Co., Chi-
cago, Widner Township biographies.  We note that General Harrison was
elected in 1840 and died a month after his inaugural speech, in 1841.
If William P. Hollingsworth "cast his first vote" for Harrison, his
year of birth - 1823 - is incorrect, or he fudged his age and voted
as a 17-year-old.  Ah --- such patriotism.)

See you in September, 1991!