The Family of Abraham HOLLINGSWORTH and
Ann ROBINSON
(9th. Generation)

306-Abraham HOLLINGSWORTH, b. 18 Jan 1686, Rockland Manor, New Castle, DE, s/o Thomas and Margaret (CALVERT) HOLLINGSWORTH, d. Oct 1748, Frederick Co., VA, m. 13 Mar 1710, (307) Ann ROBINSON, d/o George (or James) and Catherine ROBINSON, d. c1749. Abraham HOLLINGSWORTH moved from DE to Cecil Co., MD in 1710. In 1733, he bought from Alexander Ross, under the patent from the Governor of VA, 582 acres of land near Winchester, Frederick Co., VA, and in 1733, he moved with his family and some relatives to this grant. He fixed his home, Abraham's Delight, at a point S.W. of the present town of Winchester, VA, on the branch of Abraham's Creek (named for him), which heads the Town Spring and Shawnee Spring, and there erected a flour mill, one of the first in the county. He and his family were Friends, and attended meetings at East Nottingham, PA, at least 150 miles from Winchester. WILL (FH8, US18) Children:

• 306.1 George HOLLINGSWORTH b. 12 Apr 1712
• 306.2 Margaret HOLLINGSWORTH b. 1715
• 306.3 Lydia HOLLINGSWORTH b. 1710....See #152/153
• 306.4 Isaac HOLLINGSWORTH b. 22 Feb 1722, d. 10 Feb 1759

306.1-George HOLLINGSWORTH, b. 7 Apr 1812, Cecil Co., MD, m. 19 Deb 1734, Hannah MCCOY (MCKAY?), d/o Robert MCCOY, by whom he had five children; he married second, Jane ELWELL, by home he had six children. He moved to Frederick Co., VA with his father. In 1762, he sold all of his property in VA, when he and his family, except for Robert, moved to SC. His first wife wife, Hannah MCCOY, was from the parish of Augusta, Frederick Co, VA (FH8, US18). Children:

• 306.1a Joseph HOLLINGSWORTH b. 1735 m. 1st. a Miss FROST; 2nd. Margaret HAMMER 1763; to Bush River in SC in 1768
• 306.1b Isaac HOLLINGSWORTH b. 1737, m. Susannah WRIGHT, d/o John WRIGHT, to Bush River, SC
• 306.1c Abraham HOLLINGSWORTH b. 1739, VA, m. 1762, Margaret WRIGHT , to SC (US18 pages 297-299 deals with Abraham's family in SC, GA, KY, AL, LA etc.)
• 306.1d Ann HOLLINGSWORTH b. 1741/42  m. a BROCK
• 306.1e Robert HOLLINGSWORTH, b. 1744 d. 1799, m. Susannah RICE, d. of cholera in 1833,  of Winchester, VA, removed to Simpsonville, Shelby Co.,
• 306.1f John HOLLINGSWORTH b. 1755 m. 1st. Rachel WRIGHT; m. 2nd. ____?, d. OH
• 306.1g James HOLLINGSWORTH b. 1758/59 m. Sarah WRIGHT
• 306.1h Henry HOLLINGSWORTH b. 1760 m. Sarah COOK
• 306.1i George HOLLINGSWORTH b. 1762 m. Jane HENRY
• 306.1j Nathan HOLLINGSWORTH b. 1766 um.
• 306.1k Susanna HOLLINGSWORTH m. a MOTE

306.2-Margaret HOLLINGSWORTH m. c1736, Benjamin CARTER of Frederick Co.., VA. (FH8, US18)

306.4-Isaac HOLLINGSWORTH, b. 22 Feb 1722, d. 10 Sep 1759, Fairfax, VA, m. 1748, Rachel PARKINS, b. 3 May 1724, d/o Isaac PARKINS, d. 10 Sep 1805, Fairfax, VA.  On 13 Nov 1751, ten acres of land was transferred from George Ross to Isaac HOLLINGSWORTH for the build of a meeting house, later known as Hopewell Meeting, which was erected in 1759. Isaac HOLLINGSWORTH became a minister when he was 21 years old, and lived near Hopewell Monthly Meeting, VA, until 1857, when he moved to Fairfax, VA. (FH8, US18) Children:

• 306.4a Abraham HOLLINGSWORTH b. 9 May 1749
• 306.4b Ann HOLLINGSWORTH b. 6 Dec 1751 m. John NEILL
• 306.4c Lydia HOLLINGSWORTH b. 27 Oct 1752 m. 9 Apr 1772 John HOUGH
• 306.4d Jonah HOLLINGSWORTH b. 24 Feb 1754 m. 15 Jan 1778 Hannah MILLER
• 306.4e Phebe HOLLINGSWORTH b. 20 Mar 1757 m. 21 Apr 1779 Isaac STEER
• 306.4f Mary HOLLINGSWORTH b. 3 Dec 1758 m. 12 Jun 1777 Davis LUPTON

The Research Record of Abraham HOLLINGSWORTH
and Ann ROBINSON

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-Abram (Abraham) HOLLINGSWORTH, written 23 Sep 1748, probated 1 Nov 1748; wife Ann; son George; son-in-law Benjamin CARTER; son Isaac; daughter Lydia NEILL; Executors; Lewis NEILL, wife, and son Isaac; witnesses William Dobbins, James Dunbar, Joseph Lupton. (VAFR10, Book 1, p203)
-Abraham HOLLINGSWORTH, writtenn 23 Sep 1748, probated Nov court 1748; wife Ann to receive the best feather bed, riding horse and saddle; son George 250 acres of land, being part of 1000 acres-250 acres lying and adjoining to the land I gave Benjamin CARTER on both sides of the creek called Beaver Dam; to son Isaac 582 acres of land; to son George 7lb 10s; to daughter Lydia NEILL, feather bed and furniture. Executors: wife Ann, son-in-law Lewis NEILL, son Isaac; witnesses William Dobbins, James Dunbar, Joseph Lupton. (VAFRB2, p5)
-Ann HOLLINGSWORTH, written 2 MMar 1748, probated 5 Apr 1749; sons George and Isaac; daughters Margaret CARTER and Lydia NEILL; Executor George (son) and Lewis NEILL; witnesses, William Glover, James Knight, Joseph Lupton. (VAFR10, Book 1, p273)
-Ann HOLLINGSWORTH, written 2 MMar 1748, probated 5 Apr 1749; to son George a piece of cloth that was made betwixt me and my son Isaac, my son George paying for the weaver; to daughter Margaret CARTER, a cow and calf and young mare; a quantity of linen yard I have at the weavers to my two daughters Margaret CARTER and Lydia NEILL; I give and bequeath what is left me by my husband unto the above two daughters. Executors, son George and son-in-law Lewis NEILL; witnesses William Glover, James Knight, Joseph Lupton. (VAFRB2)
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