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Joseph Hollingsworth
JOSEPH HOLLINGSWORTH The subject of this sketch was born
in Union County, Indiana, February 12, 1814. His father's
name was also Joseph Hollingsworth. His mother's name was
Patcie Smith; came to Washington Township in 1833. They were
born in South Carolina. Mr. Hollingsworth, senior, died in
March, 1874. Mrs. Hollingsworth in 1877; buried at Sugar
Plain Cemetery. Joseph Hollingsworth, the subject of this
sketch, of Washington Township, was first married to Eliza
Rose, July 27, 1835. The following are his children's names:
Cornelius, who died in infancy; Sarah A., died in infancy;
Almira, died in infancy; John, died while young; Mary E.,
married to Miles Hanlon, resides in Iowa; Abram R., married
Clara Ball; deceased; buried at Thorntown. Oliver S., died
September 22, 1862; Phebe J., married to J. B. Caldwell,
resides in Thorntown; Joseph A., resides in Iowa; William
N., married to Mary F. Hangerman, resides on the home farm;
Elwood M., married to Miss McDowell. Mr. Hollingsworth was
the second time married to Elizabeth Mann, June 11, 1863;
was the third time married to Caroline Husted, June, 1876;
children's names: Ralph Emmett, died in infancy; Lena P.,
and Nella. Mr. Hollingsworth was the fourth time married to
Jane A. Kemper, August 16, 1881. Mr. Hollingsworth belongs
to the Baptist Church; was raised a Quaker; has been living
on his farm since 1835. It will be noticed that Mr.
Hollingsworth is a very much married man, and if the name of
Hollingsworth should become lost it will not be his fault.
Mr. Hollingsworth resides on the Big Four Railroad, between
Hazelrigg Station and Thorntown, where he owns a fine farm.
Submitted by: Jane A. Heine
Source: "Early Life and Times in Boone County, Indiana"
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