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Date Posted: 15:30:34 01/16/02 Wed
Author: Edna Hollingsworth
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search for desc of Charles Elbert Hollingsworth, b. 3/17/1885

"Uncle Charlie" was last heard from before 1917. He was born in KS to Thomas Henderson Hollingsworth (d. 9/12/40) and Eliza Angeline Dailey (d.10/6/51). Charlie stayed a yr. and helped on the family farm (1915?) while brother Frank finished school (Thanks!)and then he left. Postmaster from community(unknown)from which he posted a letter had not heard of Charlie and reported no suicides that year. (He may have been there less than a year.) It was not a census year. A birthright Quaker, he was probably not in military. The last generation grieved for him, the current generation would like to know what happened to uncle Charlie. Think you're related? Charlie's siblings were: Bertha Lucretia, Alta Elvira, Effie May, Dora Estelle "Stella", Verda Marie, Wilmer Franklin. His sister-in-law wrote a family history with pictures and I typed it. I'm working on genealogy too.

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