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Hi - was reading your profile and saw Wheeler in NY. Do you have any Wheelers who married an Avery in the Elmira - Big Flats - Corning areas? My dad's first cousin Alvaretta Avery married William Wheeler. They had two sons Earl and William and…

Oct 20, 2011

Jane Holly replied to Linda Sue Hollingsworth Robbins's discussion 'Who were your Hollingsworth male or female ancestors? Where did they live and migrate to?' in the group Hollingsworth Surname

I have been researching My husbands and My genealogy for 30 years and have sucesses and brickwalls. below is my husbands line. have much more info if anyone needs. …

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Hollingsworth Surname

The Hollingsworth Surname possibly came from the British Isles. There were many migrations across our country. Each of our lines and ancestors will help us understand our family history more.See More

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Hollingsworth Surname

The Hollingsworth Surname possibly came from the British Isles. There were many migrations across our country. Each of our lines and ancestors will help us understand our family history more.See More

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Hollingsworth Surname

The Hollingsworth Surname possibly came from the British Isles. There were many migrations across our country. Each of our lines and ancestors will help us understand our family history more.See More

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"Comment by Linda Sue Hollingsworth Robbins on July 22, 2009 at 3:00pm We now have a Hollingsworth crest. It was free on the Internet and did not seem to be copyrighted. Please let me know if you find a better one for our group. I am open to…

May 19, 2010

Arlene Adams- Gertsch commented on Linda Sue Hollingsworth Robbins's group 'Hollingsworth Surname'

I haven't gone back very far in my Hollingsworth line. My Great Aunt was Emma Hollingworth, b. Mar 1888 in Wigan, Lancashire, England and died 21 July 1958 in Detroit,Wayne, Michigan. I do know that her fathers name was Thomas Hollingsworth and…

May 19, 2010

Hollingsworth Surname

The Hollingsworth Surname possibly came from the British Isles. There were many migrations across our country. Each of our lines and ancestors will help us understand our family history more.See More

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Hollingsworth Surname

The Hollingsworth Surname possibly came from the British Isles. There were many migrations across our country. Each of our lines and ancestors will help us understand our family history more.See More

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Linda Sue Hollingsworth Robbins replied to Blaise Strandquist's discussion 'Switching Computers' in the group Legacy Family Tree fans

Yes, generally speaking, since Legacy Family Tree resides on your present computer with a link to Legacy Family Tree.com and the software program that created it, you should be able to see it on any other computer. You can download the program again…

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The Hollingsworth Surname possibly came from the British Isles. There were many migrations across our country. Each of our lines and ancestors will help us understand our family history more.See More

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Linda Sue Hollingsworth Robbins replied to Linda Sue Hollingsworth Robbins's discussion 'Do you know of more specific good links to the Hollingsworth surname on the Internet? Please add your suggestions to the list.' in the group Hollingsworth Surname

The website that Sheila shared is: http://dvhss.org "Welcome to Official Website of the Descendants of Valentine Hollingsworth, Sr, Society" I am glad you found this and are offering it to our Hollingsworth Surname Group. Many…

Feb 1, 2010

Linda Sue Hollingsworth Robbins replied to Linda Sue Hollingsworth Robbins's discussion 'Who were your Hollingsworth male or female ancestors? Where did they live and migrate to?' in the group Hollingsworth Surname

Hi! Sheila, Thank you so much for sharing your pedigree with our GenealogyWise Hollingsworth Surname group. I hope others with read what you wrote, and will compare their ancestors with yours. Perhaps you will find a common ancestor with someone…

Feb 1, 2010

Sheila Sue Cannon Justice commented on Linda Sue Hollingsworth Robbins's album

How come I can't see the pictures....

James William Hollingsworth Family About 1944

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What surnames are you interested in researching?: Hollingsworth (Texas, Kentucky, Tennessee)
Gray (Texas, Alabama, Virginia, England)
Willis (Texas, Georgia, Florida),
Ellisor (Texas)
Mason (Texas)
Robbins (New York, California, Hawaii Territory)
Wheeler (New York, Connecticut)
Love (New York)
Tower (New York, Massachusetts)
Littlejohn (Oklahoma, Arkansas)

What countries and other locations are you interested in researching?: England, Ireland, Wales

What is your level of genealogy knowledge?: Intermediate Family History Researcher

For what reason did you start genealogy research?: I began researching in earnest in January 2008 after retiring as a public school librarian. After 1 1/2 years, I am still hooked. I became the recipient of many boxes of photographs and documents (certificates, licenses, letters, diaries, budge/bank books, travel papers) for several branches of our extended family. I want to find out more about each person in our family history with the help of Internet free and subscription web sites, as well as trips to the counties in Texas, Alabama, Florida, Virginia, New York, and California. I'll never get to do everything, but I can try.

Do you have a genealogy website or blog?: http://www.hollingsworthrobbinsfamilytree.blogspot.com

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At 11:54am on October 20, 2011, Jim Avery said…: Hi - was reading your profile and saw Wheeler in NY. Do you have any Wheelers who married an Avery in the Elmira - Big Flats - Corning areas? My dad's first cousin Alvaretta Avery married William Wheeler. They had two sons Earl and William and several daughters. Alvaretta and William and Earl and his wife are buried in Big Flats NY. The son William is buried in Elmira NY. Thanks for your time.

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At 11:05am on December 27, 2009, Sherry Hightower said…: Thank you Linda! I posted some links in a reply to you on the Message board!

BTW, do you have a Malicy "Mary" Gray, m: Oct 31, 1868, Polk Co TX to James Wilkinson/Wilkerson?

At 8:55am on September 1, 2009, Alicemae HANNEGAN Abbott said…: Linda Sue, Sorry it took so long to respond. I will accept your invitation to join the Hossinworth Surname Group.
I have spent some lengthy time searching/researching my Hollingsworth families since I last spoke to you. And I have gained some additional information. It becomes confusing due to the generational use of given names, but exciting never the less.

At 12:18pm on August 28, 2009, Tammy Mellard Wheeler said…: Thanx Linda.

At 1:23pm on August 15, 2009, Christine Rose (Parsons) Sanders said…: Thank you, I will check it out, and I will let my daughter in law Jordan Hollingsworth Sanders know, she may be really interested.

At 6:48pm on August 14, 2009, Sherry Hightower said…

At 12:01am on July 27, 2009, Linda Sue Hollingsworth Robbins said…: Heading for Oklahoma Monday for the birth of our fifteenth grandchild, my fifth biological grandchild on Tuesday. She will be a Littlejohn/Woods baby with Hollingsworth/Gray great-grandparents in her pedigree.

At 3:44pm on July 24, 2009, Kaylee Korbitza said…: Thanks! :-)

At 12:16am on July 24, 2009, Mindy Adamson-Wahl said…: Cool Thanks Linda, I will do that. Yes, finding time for everything seems to be the key. Just not enough time. LOL, to much research not enough time. This will be great. I hope that this turns out to be a good place for my work. Already I have read some stuff in a forum here that I have been wondering about. Great stuff, thanks for the recommend.