Children
1. Elizabeth Margaret Worthington (1834-1912), who married Maj. Thomas Fielder Bowie, Jr. (1836-1896), son of Gen. Thomas Fielder Bowie, Sr. (1808-1869) and his first wife, Catherine Harrison Waring (1807-1849).
2. Laura Worthington (1836), who married Maj. Robert Withers Harper (1833-1863), Son of Dr. James Harper, Jr. (1797-1871) and Ellen Whittaker.
3. Henry Clay Worthington (1838-1852), who never married.
4. William Worthington (1839-1871), who married Sarah Louise "Minnie" Bowie (1838-1922), daughter of Gen. Thomas Fielder Bowie, Sr. (1808-1869) and first wife, Catherine Harrison Waring (1807-1849).
5. Henrietta Priscilla Waring Worthington (1844-1919), who never married.
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