No--and the Hignells of Newport seem to give varying names for their birthplace. Berkeley, Northwick, etc. I will have a look later on Genuki.
Had a look, and on the map of the South Cotswold parishes, I found Hill Parish, where Thomas Hignell married Sarah Burroughs ( Henry's parents) in 1812. Stone Parish lies between Hill Parish and Berkley Parish ( which HH gave as his birthplace in the 1871 Wales census)
Conjecture: if Mr. Hignell was older, mentally ill, and missing several teeth, he might have said "Hill , uh Stone" which could sound like "Hollestone". Also, he may not have been legally competent to give evidence in either the modern or Victorian sense.
I looked at the old parish maps and did not find "Hollestone' or a close variant.
Completed, unless anybody else finds a "Hollestone" in Gloucestershire
