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Re: Pollards from Constantine, Cornwall, England

JanneElizabeth_Biller — 2009-11-07 08:39:23Z

Hi

My name is Marnie Barnes. This post is my mother's as hers and mine have been merged because we are seeking the same information.
We are direct paternal descendants of William Pollard who with his wife Caroline (nee George)and son William Henry, came out on the Rajah in 1847. William Henry was born in 1846 in Redruth.

We have so far only been able to trace William Pollard to his birth being in 1819 in St Endellion, Cornwall and his parents being Samuel and Anne. He had a brother Henry who was born in 1817 in St Endellion and who later also came to Australia, but I have not started looking for him yet. I believe that Samuel was in charge of or keeper of a private school in St Endellion, but I have yet to find any information about that. Also very frustratingly, I cannot find marriage or birth records for this particular Samuel and Anne or a maiden name.

As for information once they arrived in Australia, we have a lot. My Great Uncle, Roy Pollard, sent me a letter when I was young, that was a copy of an interview that William Pollard did in 1907 in the Kapunda newspaper. His birth and subsequently his life was all detailed, including all that his children did and then more family information for grandchildren.

My grandfather was Tasman John Pollard from Tasmania. He was one of the sons of Samuel and Edith Pollard.

I would love to hear what information you may have.

Kind regards
Marnie Barnes

Re: Pollards from Constantine, Cornwall, England

henrypollard — 2009-11-06 11:18:45Z

Hi

The William Henry Pollard that came to Australia on the Rajar is a direct Paternal ascendant of mine. My understanding from the records I have is that he stated that he was from Endellion, Cornwall, not Constantine. I dont know how far that is from Constantine.
I would love to know more about William Henry's ascendants. I have a lot of info about the Pollards in Australia if you are interested

Re: William Pollard

ruggleslynn1 — 2009-10-26 00:26:06Z

Hello,

My mother's maiden name is Pollard. I have information on the Billerica, Mass. Pollards.

According to the History of Monroe, Thomas Pollard, son of William and Mary Farmer Pollard, came from Coventry, England about 1692 and settled in Billerica. He married November 1692, his cousin, Sarah Farmer. He died April 4, 1724. She died May 3, 1725. They had fourteen children. One son, John, was the father of Asa Pollard, first man killed at the battle of Bunker Hill.

Edward, 4th generation from Thomas and Sarah was born April 11, 1756 and served in the Revolutionary War. He came to Ryegate, Vermont, in 1787 and bought land, part of which was later owned by Horace Chamberlin. He married March 21 1793, Polly Wolcott of Barnet, Vermont.

I have information on this part of the family up until present day. Please, let me know what you are looking for in particular. As I may have the answers for you.

Sincerely,

Lynn M. Ruggles

Re: William A Pollard

gaframer — 2009-10-18 19:58:45Z

This is one of the 'lost' Pollard families. Martha Whitton married a Pollard and appears in the 1850 census with sons Charles B, William A and daughter Lusidney. Lusidney married John Hensen. In 1870 John is listed in Gordon Co, GA with Lusidney, MIL Martha and BIL William. William m Mary Martha Hunter abt 1871 and moved to Texas. Charles B m Mary Catherine Davis abt 1865 (also show 9 kids) and moved to Sebastian Co, AR and Muscogee Co, OK.

Re: Cecil Carr Pollard and relatives

gaframer — 2009-10-18 19:45:07Z

For completeness sake. Cecil b c1911;d c1994 m Zelma Knutson; son of Thomas Sherman&Elizabeth Smith/John A&Phoebe King/Stephen Weatherford&Mary Lee Mount/Jesse&Julia Weatherford/George&Mary Crews/Robert&Mary Pollard of New Kent Co, VA.
Sister Blance b c1909 m George Barnett

POLLARD Carey Allen, son of Alexander H

gaframer — 2009-10-15 23:45:42Z

Cary or Carey Allen Pollard is the youngest son of Alexander H and Janetta Moore Pollard. They appear together on the 1910 census of Rockwell Co, TX. Alexander is the son of Robert and Mahala Chapman Pollard of Amelia Co, VA. Carey has been interpreted as Casey on all records to date.

Re: Lincoln Co, NC Pollards

milesclayton1 — 2009-10-14 22:25:40Z

If you don't mind my asking, how did you find that phillip was the father of at least 2 illegitimate children with Ann Robinson Hager in Lincoln Co VA in the 1820's? I would like to have access to the place where you found this. Thanks! Deborah

Re: Lincoln Co, NC Pollards

milesclayton1 — 2009-10-14 22:08:16Z

I would say the odds that this Phillip Pollard is the one and the same are high. Thank you for all your replies and if you have any other follow-ups or additional info, please let me know. Records for this Phillip are hard to come by and he is missing many cenus years. Like everone who is searching for their ancestors, I would love to source and provide documents for this Phillip. but if they are not there, they are not there. I have come across many different spellings of there last name in my searches. Deborah

Re: George Washington Pollard (1808-1890)

gaframer — 2009-10-14 22:06:25Z

I haven't found a direct line yet. Just an interesting observation. His wife's (Nancy Harper) mother was Sarah Elizabeth Gholson/ John Perry&Ann Pettus/Anthony Jr&Mary Sandidge/Anthony&Jane Gholson of Orange Co, VA. Anthony Sr's daughter Elizabeth married William Pollard of Orange Co. William Jr and John Perry made the jump from VA to Wilkes Co, GA at about the same time.

Re: Lincoln Co, NC Pollards

milesclayton1 — 2009-10-14 21:54:48Z

Just on the 1860 Census for Gordon Co GA which lists Phillip, Robert, Sarah, Lucy J and James G Pollard. On my g-grandmother's death certificate it lists her father as Robert Pollard and mother as Sarah Lipscomb.

Re: Lincoln Co, NC Pollards

gaframer — 2009-10-14 21:24:57Z

Only odds.
In the 1830 census there is only 1 Phillip Pollard in NC, SC, GA in Lincoln Co, NC; born 1790-1800. Also in Lincoln Co are William and Uriah. Both indicate that they were born in VA in the 1850 census.
In 1840 there is only 1 Phillip Pollard in NC, SC, GA in York Co, SC; born 1790-1800.
In 1860 there is only 1 Phillip Pollard in NC, SC, GA in Gordon Co, GA; born 1799 in VA with a son Robert, 28, born in NC and a son James, 20, born in SC.

Re: Lincoln Co, NC Pollards

Robyn240 — 2009-10-14 15:40:13Z

Do you have proof that the Philip POLLARD in Lincoln and York Cos. in NC is the same Philip POLLARD who is later in GA and AL?

Re: Lincoln Co, NC Pollards

milesclayton1 — 2009-10-14 00:20:23Z

Thank you, thank you for your reply. I also have Phillip Pollard married 2nd to Deliah Johnson Black. Deliah's 1st husband was Robert L Black. Deliah and Phillip had 2 sons, Doc (Dock) Bailey Pollard and Jasper Newton Pollard. I have him in the 1830 Census for Lincoln Co N C; the 1840 Census for York Co S C; the 1860 for Gordon Co GA; and the 1870 Cesnus for Marshall Co AL. I have not found him in the 1880 Census for Dekalb Co AL. I did find Deliah and her 2 sons, Doc and Jasper, living with her son David Black in Dekalb Co AL in 1880. She states she is a widow. In 1870 Marshall Co AL census, there was a Miller W Pollard b abt 1793 VA, living several doors from Phillip. I believe Miller is a brother to Phillip, but can not prove. Miller Woodsman Pollard was married to Maria Worsham 20 May 1820 in Amelia Co VA. They are listed on the 1850 Marshall Co AL census. Miller is on the 1870 and 1880 census for Marshall Co AL also. There is also a Benjamin Pollard who showed up on Land Records for Marshall Co Al in 1845, believed to be a son of Miller and a Edward (Edwin) J (Jarvis) Pollard living in Marshall Co AL. This Edward J Pollard was b abt 1820 in VA and married to Catherine Johnson (sister to Deliah?) 23 May 1857 in Marshall Co AL. Could Edward be a brother to Phillip? In 1870, Phillip lived in household #316, Miller in #318, Edward J in #319. I also found a Robert Pollard who elisted 31 Aug 1861, Co C 23rd GA Infantry, Confederate, killed 9 June 1864 at Petersburg, Va in the Civil War. His place of residence when he enlisted was Floyd Co GA. Gordon Co Ga and Floyd Co are next to each other. This tends me to believe that this Robert Pollard is my gg-grandfather since his last place of residence is believed to be 1860 Gordon Co GA. Can you tell me more about John Pollard, possible father to Phillip? Any thoughts or comments on all the above would be appreciated.
Any thoughts? If you would like, you can e-mail me privately at debmarie54@insightbb.com

Lincoln Co, NC Pollards

gaframer — 2009-10-13 22:09:18Z

It has been reported that John Pollard left VA and moved to Lincoln Co, NC abt 1796. John is listed on the 1810 census
1810 census Lincoln Co, NC John Pollard 2m<10; 2m 10-15; 1m 26-44; 2f<10; 1f 26-44
no Pollards on 1820 census
1830 census Lincoln Co, NC John Pollart Also listed in 1830 are presumably his sons:
Uriah b 1798 m Sarah Dameron moved to McLean Co Il abt 1831
William b 1805 m Nancy Dameron in York Co, SC in 1840,1850
Phillip b 1799 no record found of first marriage, m 2nd Delilah Johnson. Also, he was father to at least two illegitimate children with Ann Robinson Hager in Lincoln County in the 1820s. 1840>York Co, SC; 1860>Gordon Co, GA;1870>Marshall Co, AL;1880>DeKalb Co, AL

Re: Josiah T. Pollard 1814 & Martha A. Farmer 1816

gaframer — 2009-10-13 21:46:12Z

Children (some problems) for starters:
Josiah b 1839
William P b 1840
Richard L b 1841
Benjamin b 1842
Susan b Feb 1845
Margaret E b 16Apr1845;not on 1850 census;m Velie Van Patten
George W b 1847 m Mary Emma Yeargin
Josiah T b 1850 m Ora Lee Lolis
Mary F b 27May1853(1850census says 4 months) m William W Cox
Samuel P b Jan 1855 m Fannie Stone
Augustus P b 5Aug1855 m Elizabeth Ann Mayfield
Darius b 1858
James P b 16Jun1860 m Luticia Smith

Hughes, Lewis, Owens and Pollard

gloriawsharp — 2009-10-11 17:06:49Z

Hi Karen, this is Gloria Sharp again back in Virginia. I was just visiting Anglesey working on my Owens family tree. And noticed you also have Pollards in your family tree too. Mine were in Virginia by 1850. Would love to exchange information with you at kgroots@earthlink.net or call me at 1-804-224-2323. Have a good day.

Re: Josiah T. Pollard 1814 & Martha A. Farmer 1816

DormanLady — 2009-10-10 20:07:36Z

Hi
I would love any information you could give me as Josiah is my husbands great great grandfather also. Do you have anything on Martha Farmer also?

Thanks Cheryl

Re: Pollards in America

mdlemonz — 2009-10-06 02:12:36Z

My grandmother is a Pollard. I believe her father's name was Gobol Pollard and I can't remember what she said her mother's name would have been. I do not know a lot about my great grand parents.I know that their english was not great. My grandmother's health is failing at this time so I would have to attempt to get some information from my mother about the great grandparents. I know that when my mother was a child they lived in Indiana and that my grandmother has a brother. Sorry for such a vague posting.

John Pollard married Permelia Ivey Jan.15,1833 Greensville County, Va

buckeyev — 2009-06-27 14:19:23Z

Can anyone help with this family. Especially interested in John. Does anyone know his parents. There is a John Pollard of Isle of Wight Va Census recors of 1820. He had a 10 year old son . My John Pollard was born about 1810 so this could be the same person. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Re: Pollards in Australia and New Zealand

palaoml — 2009-06-30 19:35:30Z

Maureen,

My great grandmother's maiden name was Eleanor Nellie Jane Pollard. According to our family she was born in Tasmania sometime in the eighteen hundreds. She married Daniel Patrich Chester and lived in India where she gave birth to 5 children, one of which was my grandfather. After my great grandfather died she was affliated with some sort of operetta troup that toured Austrailia and the US.

I know my mother, who passed away in 2001, was in contact with some Pollards in Australia. I believe by email. I think my great grandmother passed away in Seattle, Washington.

Regards,

Meg Palao
Sebastian, Florida

Re: Pollards in Australia and New Zealand

mrbertiewooster — 2009-09-17 16:29:12Z

Eleanor Jane "Nellie" CHESTER (nee Pollard) was born in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia, 7 August 1861.

Her parents were James Joseph Pollard and his first wife, Mary.

Nellie Chester died in Seattle, 7 May 1944. Her husband, Daniel Patrick Chester, was a military engineer, born in India of Irish descent. M. 1884, Calcutta, India.

They six children:
Arthur James CHESTER (b. 26 Jul 1885, India; d. 23 Jul 1891, India)
Charles Victor Patrick CHESTER (b. 16 Feb 1887, Calcutta, India; d. 23 May 1948, Seattle, WA)
Ernest Frederick Pollard CHESTER (b. 1 Apr 1888, Melbourne, Australia)
Nellie Maud May FENSKE? (nee Chester, b. 14 May 1894?; d. Oct 1987?, Asbury Park, NJ).
William CHESTER (b. 1892?)
Frank Reginald CHESTER (b. 15 July 1893, Palamcotta, Madras, India; d. 5 May 1966, Vista, San Diego, Calif.)

Obituaries for Mrs. Chester were published in both the NYT and the LA Times.

See also this thread related to the family: http://searches2.rootsweb.ancestry.com/th/read/ROOTS/1997-03...

POLLARD Cary Allen 1877-1949

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-04 02:04:03Z

POLLARD Cary Allen 1877-1949

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POLLARD nanc T 1884-1963

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-02 22:18:54Z

POLLARD nanc T 1884-1963

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POLLARD Valley F 1886-1950

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-08 15:02:15Z

POLLARD Valley F 1886-1950

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POLLARD Virgil F 1883-1950

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-06 20:48:25Z

POLLARD Virgil F 1883-1950

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tracing pollard surname in South America ( Guyana)

michellepollard733 — 2009-07-04 16:29:03Z

If there are those with the Pollard surname, and can help me trace the name,date of birth and country of origin of the Pollard that arrived in the previously named British Guiana than please leave a message.

When I visited Guyana many years ago I noted that there was a school named after Pollard I cannot remember if it was (John Pollard) the school was located in Georgetown Guyana.

Please don't hesitate to contact me

Re: The Pollard Family

Susan2670 — 2009-08-06 12:19:48Z

What sort of details?

Re: Pollards in Australia and New Zealand

maureenmurraywilcox13 — 2009-07-01 06:21:33Z

Hi Meg, Welcome to the family. I am familiar with the names you have mentioned. Yes she was associated with the "pollard Junior Opera Co" which travelled around NZ, Asia, and South Africa. I will be happy to look thru the book to see what i can find out for you. Contact me on mmurraywilcox@hotmail.com my personal email.

Maureen

Re: Boothman Family of Burnley area, Lanc. UK

margaretmahon_1 — 2009-08-01 09:26:28Z

I have been doing research for a friend on the Farrer family.
I know Samuel born c 1825 married an Elizabeth born c. 1822 and they had 3 children.
William T, Sarah and Samuel Jnr. Are we talking of the same family?

Re: James Robert Pollard and "Zadie" Cansady Elizabeth Shelton

Meka1115 — 2009-08-29 03:15:41Z

I have a little information on them they are my great, great grandparents.

Re: James Robert Pollard and "Zadie" Cansady Elizabeth Shelton

geno115 — 2009-08-30 09:04:59Z

What state are they from and/or resided in?

Diane Pollard Keiser

Re: POLLARDS IN YORKSHIRE,

merilynstorr — 2009-08-16 10:07:46Z

I have 3 Pollards in my tree being
Joseph Pollard c 1846-1927 of Haworth who married Jane Duxbury of Bingley and there 2 sons both born Bingley
William c 1870 and Francis c 1870 who married mary unk

Re: Lizzy Pollard

olaa20022001 — 2009-07-20 17:45:33Z

my granfather was oscar mckinley brown his mother was nan pollard so i think we are connected. can instant message me if you would like id is yahoo id olaa20022001. thank you have a nice day

Re: who is my relatives

DonHouk1938 — 2009-06-13 03:44:45Z

I would like to help you, Cynthia, if I can as like so many others on this List I also have Pollard family roots in VA. First, please tell us dates/places of birth/marriage/death for your grandparents, same thing for their children plus who they married/where they live and which one of their children is your parent? With this info, some of us would be glad to check records to see if we have a connection or if your family has already been researched by someone else.

Don Houk in Tokyo

Pollard/Lipscomb

milesclayton1 — 2009-10-01 00:25:55Z

Trying to find info on Phillip Pollard b abt 1799 in N C or VA. He had 2 sons that I know of; Robert Pollard b abt 1832 in N C or VA and James G Pollard, b abt 1840 in S C. Robert was married to a Sarah Lipscomb b abt 1841 in AL. Robert and Sarah had 1 daughter that I know of. Her name was Lucy Jane Pollard b 1859 in AL. Lucy married Andrew Jackson Thomas. All 4 named above are listed on the 1860 U S Federal Census as living in Sugar Valley, Gordon Co GA. I have spent years trying to locate Phillip, Robert and his wife and possibly his brother, James G Pollard. Thank you. I can be reached ar debmarie54@insightbb.com

Re: The Pollard Family

Robesure — 2009-08-11 07:31:56Z

You are being very sparing with information to enable me to locate your family. However if Florence Maud Nicholls was the one registered in Bethnal Green, March 1896 then there is a Violet Olive Nicholls, also reg. in Bethnal Green, in June 1908. The time difference appears about right.
I could not locate the Nicholls family on the 1901 census but I have found on the Index to the 1911 census a 3 year old Violet Nicholls born Bethnal Green, with family members George and Maude living in the West Ham District. As the 1911 is pay per view I cannot be certain that this is your family but it does sound right. I will leave it to you to decide if it worth a payment.

Re: The Pollard Family

Robesure — 2009-08-11 07:30:27Z

I take it that your Great Grandmaother was Maud Pollard who became a Nicholls after marriage. Her birth was registered in Dec.1875, therefore when she married in March 1895 would have only been 19 which would mean that she required her father's permission to marry, unless she lied about her age. What is the age given on the certificate? If she gave her true age then her father did not prevent the marriage, even if he had reservations.
If there was a family trust which provided payments to the grandchildren, then this was set up under the terms of a Will, presumably that of Maud's father. Remember that then any money of his wife would be under his control as she would not as a married woman be allowed to own property. I think you need to trace a copy of this will which will give you details of the funds involved and the terms of the trust. The National Archives have copies of all wills after 1858, therefore I think you need to commence a search there.
The death of a Frederick Pollard is registered in the West Ham District Sep.1917, age 68, this could be him. A copy would confirm it for you and would give you a time scale to commence your search.

Re: The Pollard Family

Robesure — 2009-08-06 16:10:33Z

'Living on own means' can mean what you like. All it boils down to is that the person was Unemployed but not receiving money from the Parish Relief fund. He had several working children whose income was probably keeping the family going. None of the family were in professional occupations although one a Carpenter should have undertaken an Apprenticeship. There were no servants in the household, something that even an ordinary clerk would aspire to in those days.
In 1891 the family were living at 61 Old Ford Road, Bethnal Green, London. Frederick describes himself as a 'Practical Engineer', whatever that may mean. His Wife Emma is a 'Beer Retailer', so the address was probably a 'beer house', With them was a Richard Welsh, 37, Brother in Law, Barman, so it looks like the pub was run by his wife's family.

Re: Pollards in America

AmisaP — 2009-09-30 17:51:27Z

My line in America starts with James Pollard who came sometime after 1828 and lived in WI and MN.

Re: Benj. Pollard

AmisaP — 2009-09-30 17:39:02Z

Do you know about when this Benjamin was born? I have a benjamin in my family tree, but do not have a spouse listed. He was born in 1867. Son of James and Margaret Pollard.

Re: The Pollard Family

brianwoodward20 — 2009-08-07 12:04:44Z

Essex BMDs are on line.
brian.woodward01@tiscali.co.uk

George Pollard born Nuttall, Ramsbottom, Bury, Lancashire abt 1819

MargaretSouthworth23 — 2009-08-18 19:31:05Z

I am looking for any information about George and his family.
I believe he was christened at Emanuel Chapel, Edenfield, Bury. The baptism named his parents as John and Ellen. He married Judith Jane Slady (Sledding/ Sladen/ Slaiden) at St Mary's, Bury on 12 May 1840 and was living in Nuttal in 1841. The family then moved to Clayton Le Moors where his occupation changed from "weaver"in to "Green Grocer". He witnessed his wife's death on 16 Feb 1884. I have tried unsuccesfully to find a death record for him.

Re: Aquilla Pollard 1846 - ? Bradford, Yorkshire

JoanneRussell42 — 2009-09-04 20:48:05Z

Just found Acquilla Pollard was tried for larceny 10th December 1868 at west yorkshire and was aquitted, does anyone know how I can get anymore information regarding this arrest and subsequent aquittal.
Thank you

Re: The Pollard Family

sallychambers51 — 2009-08-11 07:29:30Z

Thank you for your reply.

My interest is that my great-grandmother, Maud Nicholls, was cast aside by her family when she married George Nicholls in 1895.

By the time of the 1901 census the family were living at 31 Park Place, Leyton with an Accountant and a Stockbrokers Clerk as neighbours.

I cannot then trace them and my interest is aroused because I know that my grandmother, Florence Maud Smart, benefitted from regular payments from the The Pollard Will Trust, which I understand was finally wound up on her death and the capital was distributed amonst the surviving beneficiaries and their families.

Are you able to help with any further information?

Regards,

Sally

Re: The Pollard Family

sallychambers51 — 2009-08-11 07:31:10Z

Thank you. As you can see I am very new to this so your help is very much appreciated.

I did, of course, mean that my grandmother was Maud Pollard.

At the moment I am struggling to find my great aunt who was 12 years younger than my grandmother, Florence Maud. My great aunt was Violet Olive and I am wondering whether Maud Nichols was widowed and then remarried and that if why I can't find Violet.

Re: The Pollard Family

sallychambers51 — 2009-08-11 07:32:37Z

Thank you so much for your help - it is so much appreciated to a mere beginner!!

I have some credits left for the 1911 census and have printed the entry you refer to. It is indeed my family. It lists Maude as a Widow and my grandmother florence, 15, brother George 13 and sister Violet 3. It all ties up and is clearly the correct family. I am now going to search for the record of George's death.

My next quest is to get to the bottom of the Pollard thing. Although it doesn't look like there is any money in that family, I know The Pollard Will Trust existed and was adminstered by G Houghton & Sons, Solicitors, of Hoe Street, Walthamstow. I am sure that firm is no longer in existence and even if they were, I am sure that they would not divulge any information to me, so research has to be long and labourious.

Thank you so much.

Kind regards,

Sally

The Pollard Family

sallychambers51 — 2009-08-05 21:25:15Z

I am looking for details of Frederick Pollard and his family who lived in Leyton at the time of the 1901 census. I think he was reasonably wealthy as he was described at that time as living by his own means.

POLLARD Alfreda HUSUNG WATTS 1909 2000 in loving memory

t42Keenan_DallasCoTX — 2009-07-01 11:13:34Z

POLLARD Alfreda HUSUNG WATTS 1909 2000 in loving memory

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POLLARD E W Sr 1892 1954

t42Keenan_DallasCoTX — 2009-06-25 19:26:04Z

POLLARD E W Sr 1892 1954

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Re: Finding obscure records

PamalaYewell — 2009-05-28 23:18:32Z

Thank you. That is really helpful information. I had no idea that this option was available. Of course I would be happy to reimburse a volunteer for copies. I have written down the web site. Thank you again.