Wilson F. HOLLINGER

                   In 1880 census.
1899 - music teacher
1910 census - had 3 children all alive.

New Oxford Item - 5 Feb 1920 Maude Hollinger Baker:
Mrs. Maude Hollinger Baker, of Albbottstown, died Wed morning from endocarditis,aged 43 years, 2 months, 6 days, Her illness dates back to last Sep, but she had been bedfast since Dec 4th. Mrs. Baker was a daughter of Dr. and Mrs. W.F. Hollinger, of Abbottstown, and the wife of George W. Baker, clerk to the Adams county commissioners, whom she married on Nov 29, 1900, and who survives with the following children:  Helen, Anna Gitt, and Thomas H; also a sister, Miss E. Grace Hollinger, of Abbottstown, and a brother, Geo. G. Hollinger, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Baker was a member of the Lutheran Church of Abbottstown. Interment in the Lutheran cemetery, Abbottstown, Fri afternooon.
                  

                   Listed as E. Grace Hollinger as executor of her father's estate.
1920 - single and at home.
1933 - she was at home.

E. Grace Hollinger was having a sale on 10 Dec 1937 in Abbottstown.
Named as a juror in Dec 1938.

     Mrs. Clinton Swope, the former Grace Hollinger, is suffering from bruised andshock, experienced when she fell down the porch steps at her home.  10 Jun 1949.


12 Mar 1959 - Miss E. Grace Hollinger, Abbottstown, who sustained severe laceration and bruises to her head and body in falling down her cellar stairs, is improving. New Oxford Item.

Mrs. Clinton Swope - The Gettysburg Times 3 Sep 1968
Mrs. E. Grace (Hollinger) Swope, 335 W. King St. Abbottstown, died at the Hillview House, Hanover, at 2:45 Monday afternoon. SHe had been hospitalized for the last eight weeks.
A native of Abbottstown, she was the daughter of the late Dr. Wilson F. and Annie E. (Gitt) Hollinger. Her husband, Clinton A. Swope, died in 1950.
She was a member of St. Johns Lutheran Church, Abbottstown. She was also a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and the Daughters of the American Colonists.
Surviving are two stepsons, Charles S. Swope, Abbottstown and Lloyd Swope, East Berlin. and a number of nieces and nephews.

Funeral services will be held Thurs morning from the Feiser Funeral Home, New Oxford. Interment will be made in St. Johns Lutheran Church Cemetery,
                  

                   1917 - he was from Lancaster and had procured a position in Cleveland.
1920 - clerk on the steam railroad.
1930 - salesman furniture. Living in Philadelphia.

World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 about George Gitt Hollinger
Name:	George Gitt Hollinger
City:	Philadelphia
County:	Philadelphia
State:	Pennsylvania
Birth Date:	24 Jun 1884
Race:	White
FHL Roll Number:	1907954
DraftBoard:	46
Lived at 5754 Parkside Ave. Philadelphia.
Wife was Jane Kline Hollinger,  same address.



U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942about George Gitt Hollinger
Name:	George Gitt Hollinger
Birth Date:	24 Jun 1884
Birth Place:	Adams
Residence:	Adams, Pennsylvania
Roll:	WW2_2240402

Worked for the PA Dept of highways.
Jane K. Hollinger was his wiff. Lived at Lincoln Way Abbottstown.
                  

                   I have no other record of this child. His mother in 1900 census stated she only had 3 children, all alive in 1900. There is no place for him.

Also not mentioned in Wilson's obit.