Thomas was the son of Thomas Hollingsworth and Grace Cooke.
He married to Judith Lampley (1700-1766) on December 28 1723 at the Newark Monthly Meeting in New Castle County, Delaware. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Lampley and Suzanna Bezer. They were the parents of the following known children (all believed to be born at Rockland Manor):
1-Susanne Hollingsworth (Feb 13 1724)
2-Grace Hollingsworth (Dec 27 1726)
3-Thomas Hollingsworth (1727)
4-Thomas Hollingsworth (Dec 13 1729)
5-Isaac Hollingsworth (June 13 1731-Oct 28 1795 Christiana Hundred) married Hannah Scott (1745-May 28 1810) on June 13 1769 in Old Swedes Church, Wilmington. She was the daughter of Timothy and Sarah Scott of New Castle County~
~Their son Joseph (March 10 1774-July 1 1842) married Jane Cann? and they were the parents of James Hollingsworth (Oct 3 1811 MD-Jan 25 1889 Chicago) who married Sarah A. McMinn (Dec 18 1812-16 Oct 1890 Chicago)
6-Nathaniel Hollingsworth (Aug 29 1733)
7-Rachel Hollingsworth (Aug 29 1733)
8-Amor Hollingsworth (May 29 1739)
9-Christopher Hollingsworth (May 15 1742)
10-Judith Hollingsworth (May 14 1744)
Thomas was a Quaker minister for 25 years. Rev. Hollingsworth regularly visited New Jersey, Maryland and parts of Virginia. His son Amor established the Hollingsworth & Whitney Paper Company which is now a part of the Scott Paper Company. Rev. Hollingsworth died while heading for Carolina on a ministering trip in 1753. He took ill shortly after departing and was taken care of in Pipe Creek, Maryland (previously Frederick County). From his Quaker eulogy, he was "greatly missed in the meeting to which he belonged, as well as in his family, and the neighborhood where he dwelt."
[Burial information is from Jean Leeper's research. She wrote that Thomas was buried at "William Farquard's Burying Place, Pipe Creek, Md." which is the Friend's Burial Ground. Terri Stafford's Rootsweb tree provided the eulogy quote and the information regarding his son's paper company.]
He married to Judith Lampley (1700-1766) on December 28 1723 at the Newark Monthly Meeting in New Castle County, Delaware. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Lampley and Suzanna Bezer. They were the parents of the following known children (all believed to be born at Rockland Manor):
1-Susanne Hollingsworth (Feb 13 1724)
2-Grace Hollingsworth (Dec 27 1726)
3-Thomas Hollingsworth (1727)
4-Thomas Hollingsworth (Dec 13 1729)
5-Isaac Hollingsworth (June 13 1731-Oct 28 1795 Christiana Hundred) married Hannah Scott (1745-May 28 1810) on June 13 1769 in Old Swedes Church, Wilmington. She was the daughter of Timothy and Sarah Scott of New Castle County~
~Their son Joseph (March 10 1774-July 1 1842) married Jane Cann? and they were the parents of James Hollingsworth (Oct 3 1811 MD-Jan 25 1889 Chicago) who married Sarah A. McMinn (Dec 18 1812-16 Oct 1890 Chicago)
6-Nathaniel Hollingsworth (Aug 29 1733)
7-Rachel Hollingsworth (Aug 29 1733)
8-Amor Hollingsworth (May 29 1739)
9-Christopher Hollingsworth (May 15 1742)
10-Judith Hollingsworth (May 14 1744)
Thomas was a Quaker minister for 25 years. Rev. Hollingsworth regularly visited New Jersey, Maryland and parts of Virginia. His son Amor established the Hollingsworth & Whitney Paper Company which is now a part of the Scott Paper Company. Rev. Hollingsworth died while heading for Carolina on a ministering trip in 1753. He took ill shortly after departing and was taken care of in Pipe Creek, Maryland (previously Frederick County). From his Quaker eulogy, he was "greatly missed in the meeting to which he belonged, as well as in his family, and the neighborhood where he dwelt."
[Burial information is from Jean Leeper's research. She wrote that Thomas was buried at "William Farquard's Burying Place, Pipe Creek, Md." which is the Friend's Burial Ground. Terri Stafford's Rootsweb tree provided the eulogy quote and the information regarding his son's paper company.]
Thomas was the son of Thomas Hollingsworth and Grace Cooke.
He married to Judith Lampley (1700-1766) on December 28 1723 at the Newark Monthly Meeting in New Castle County, Delaware. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Lampley and Suzanna Bezer. They were the parents of the following known children (all believed to be born at Rockland Manor):
1-Susanne Hollingsworth (Feb 13 1724)
2-Grace Hollingsworth (Dec 27 1726)
3-Thomas Hollingsworth (1727)
4-Thomas Hollingsworth (Dec 13 1729)
5-Isaac Hollingsworth (June 13 1731-Oct 28 1795 Christiana Hundred) married Hannah Scott (1745-May 28 1810) on June 13 1769 in Old Swedes Church, Wilmington. She was the daughter of Timothy and Sarah Scott of New Castle County~
~Their son Joseph (March 10 1774-July 1 1842) married Jane Cann? and they were the parents of James Hollingsworth (Oct 3 1811 MD-Jan 25 1889 Chicago) who married Sarah A. McMinn (Dec 18 1812-16 Oct 1890 Chicago)
6-Nathaniel Hollingsworth (Aug 29 1733)
7-Rachel Hollingsworth (Aug 29 1733)
8-Amor Hollingsworth (May 29 1739)
9-Christopher Hollingsworth (May 15 1742)
10-Judith Hollingsworth (May 14 1744)
Thomas was a Quaker minister for 25 years. Rev. Hollingsworth regularly visited New Jersey, Maryland and parts of Virginia. His son Amor established the Hollingsworth & Whitney Paper Company which is now a part of the Scott Paper Company. Rev. Hollingsworth died while heading for Carolina on a ministering trip in 1753. He took ill shortly after departing and was taken care of in Pipe Creek, Maryland (previously Frederick County). From his Quaker eulogy, he was "greatly missed in the meeting to which he belonged, as well as in his family, and the neighborhood where he dwelt."
[Burial information is from Jean Leeper's research. She wrote that Thomas was buried at "William Farquard's Burying Place, Pipe Creek, Md." which is the Friend's Burial Ground. Terri Stafford's Rootsweb tree provided the eulogy quote and the information regarding his son's paper company.]
He married to Judith Lampley (1700-1766) on December 28 1723 at the Newark Monthly Meeting in New Castle County, Delaware. She was the daughter of Nathaniel Lampley and Suzanna Bezer. They were the parents of the following known children (all believed to be born at Rockland Manor):
1-Susanne Hollingsworth (Feb 13 1724)
2-Grace Hollingsworth (Dec 27 1726)
3-Thomas Hollingsworth (1727)
4-Thomas Hollingsworth (Dec 13 1729)
5-Isaac Hollingsworth (June 13 1731-Oct 28 1795 Christiana Hundred) married Hannah Scott (1745-May 28 1810) on June 13 1769 in Old Swedes Church, Wilmington. She was the daughter of Timothy and Sarah Scott of New Castle County~
~Their son Joseph (March 10 1774-July 1 1842) married Jane Cann? and they were the parents of James Hollingsworth (Oct 3 1811 MD-Jan 25 1889 Chicago) who married Sarah A. McMinn (Dec 18 1812-16 Oct 1890 Chicago)
6-Nathaniel Hollingsworth (Aug 29 1733)
7-Rachel Hollingsworth (Aug 29 1733)
8-Amor Hollingsworth (May 29 1739)
9-Christopher Hollingsworth (May 15 1742)
10-Judith Hollingsworth (May 14 1744)
Thomas was a Quaker minister for 25 years. Rev. Hollingsworth regularly visited New Jersey, Maryland and parts of Virginia. His son Amor established the Hollingsworth & Whitney Paper Company which is now a part of the Scott Paper Company. Rev. Hollingsworth died while heading for Carolina on a ministering trip in 1753. He took ill shortly after departing and was taken care of in Pipe Creek, Maryland (previously Frederick County). From his Quaker eulogy, he was "greatly missed in the meeting to which he belonged, as well as in his family, and the neighborhood where he dwelt."
[Burial information is from Jean Leeper's research. She wrote that Thomas was buried at "William Farquard's Burying Place, Pipe Creek, Md." which is the Friend's Burial Ground. Terri Stafford's Rootsweb tree provided the eulogy quote and the information regarding his son's paper company.]
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