This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hEBBAIB/1111.1 Message Board Post: We may be talking about two different couples here, but my Martha MARSHALL married a Robert POLLARD, RS. (The descendants of this POlLARD family still live in Columbia County, GA.) Anyhow: my Martha MARSHALl was the granddaughter of the Rev. Daniel MARSHALL, a well-known Baptist preacher who founded the first Baptist church in GA at Kiokee Creek, Columbia County, GA. Martha's father was Zacheus MARSHALL, who married Susannah LUCAS. Robert and Martha Marshall POLLARD had the following children: Sarah, Mary F., Martha Mariah, Zacheus, Robert D., Lucinda, Levi Anderson, Melvina, Thomas, Samuel, and Elizabeth (Eliza). Daughter Sarah married an unknown DAGNALL. (She is named in her mother's will as Sarah DAGNALL.) Her sister Mary married Isaac MILES 21 Dec 1822. (Mary is named in the Will of her mother Martha Marshall Pollard as Mary F. MILES. This is my family. Martha MARSHALL and Robert POLLARD are my fourth great grandparents, and Daniel MARSHALL is my sixth great grandfather. Apparently, there was more than one couple named Martha Marshall and Robert Pollard. Walt Boswell

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Pollard Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/1112 Message Board Post: Come join the research at Pollard Genealogy & History Book . Free , Free >>>> http://www.pgweb.com/~rpollard/#D

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hEBBAIB/1111 Message Board Post: Seeking information on above couple. Who were their parents and where were they from. Three known children: Sarah, Mary & Martha who were twins. Mary and Sarah were married same day in Bibb County in 1827. Mary was first wife of gggrandfather, James Hammock in Twiggs County, GA. Thanks for any help you may give.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hEBBAIB/857.1 Message Board Post: Judi... We corresponded briefly a while back. Please get in touch with me via email: Ed4748@netscapet.net. re: Mary and James. Mary's parents were: Robert William Pollard and Martha Marshall Pollard. Thanks... Edie

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: POLLARD Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/984.1.3.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: I made a transcription error in reporting the 1820 KY census data for William C. Pollard in my message of Jan 7, 2003. It should have read: 1820 KY Census, Franklin Co., p.154 William C. Pollard Males: 1@<10yrs, 1@ 18-26 Females: 1@<10, 1@16-26 The earlier version had included an extra female child. Sorry for the confusion. Jim

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: POLLARD Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/984.1.3.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Judy, see other William C. Pollard communications at http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/73.81.82.83.114.333.355.373.1.1.1.1.1. Some tentative census profile information for William C. Pollard and children follows: CENSUS: 1820 KY Census, Franklin Co., p.154 William C. Pollard Males: 1@<10yrs, 1@ 18-26 Females: 1@<10, 1@ 10-15, 1@16-26 1830 KY Census, Anderson Co. (formerly part of Franklin Co.), p.94 William C. Pollard Males: 2@ 5-10, 1@ 10-15, 1@30-40 Females: 1@<5, 1@ 5-10, 1@ 30-40 1840 MO Census, Howard Co. (tentative link. No W.C. Pollards located in 1840 Ray County Census), page 67 William C. Pollard Males: 1@ 5-10, 4@15-20, 13@20-30, 1@40-50 Females: 2@ <5, 2@5-10, 1@15-20, 1@ 40-50 Slaves: total of 6. Note that the number of males 20-30 indicated as 13 may be a mistake, although 13 were included in the column totals for that page. 1850 MO Census, Ray Co. John Boyles 55, $800, VA Hannah 55 KY {this would be widowed Hannah Arbuckle Pollard} Jackson Pollard 19, MO Elizabeth Pollard 14, MO Ann M. Pollard 12, MO You noted that William C. Pollard was born in the Old City Cemetery at Richmond, Ray Co.. I couldn't find any Pollard burials there is the Cemetery Records of Ray Co., MO, Vol IV. May I ask what your source was? The Ray County Genweb page indicates that there was a Pollard Cemetery in Ray Co., but no details are provided. I thought perhaps this is where the Pollards ended up. Any thoughts? Jim

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: POLLARD Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/73.81.82.83.114.333.355.373.1.1.1.1.1.2 Message Board Post: Don, in my reply of today same topic, I erred in typing the data by inserting an extra child in the 1820 KY census data for William C. Pollard. The correct data is: 1820 KY Census, Franklin Co., p.154 William C. Pollard Males: 1@<10yrs, 1@ 18-26 Females: 1@<10, 1@16-26 Sorry for the confusion. Jim

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: POLLARD Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/73.81.82.83.114.333.355.373.1.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Further to my info on William S. Pollard, I have the following tentative data on William C. Pollard which indicate children shortly following their 1817 marriage in Franklin Co., KY. 1820 KY Census, Franklin Co., p.154 William C. Pollard Males: 1@<10yrs, 1@ 18-26 Females: 1@<10, 1@ 10-15, 1@16-26 1830 KY Census, Anderson Co. (formerly part of Franklin Co.), p.94 William C. Pollard Males: 2@ 5-10, 1@ 10-15, 1@30-40 Females: 1@<5, 1@ 5-10, 1@ 30-40 If above data is correct fit, I would conclude that William C. moved to MO after the 1830 census. Does anyone have 1840 MO census data on this family? Thanks Jim

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/73.81.82.83.114.333.355.374 Message Board Post: Many thanks Dorothy for showing that you ALSO descend from Wm POLLARD (1761-1841) & Frances HAMPTON (1771-1829) whom I also show as parents of Elijah Gholson POLLARD b.3-21-1800 and md Elizabeth Y. HITER 3-22-1825. I only show 1 son born to Elijah & Elizabeth, i.e., William who had dau Emma but have no dates, spouse names or other descendants' info. As to GHOLSON name, I show Wm (1761-1841) s/o Joseph POLLARD (1730-1772) & Frances DOGGETT (no dates); Joseph s/o Wm POLLARD, I (c1700-c1746) & Elizabeth GHOLSON (1709-1779), nothing earlier on Wm I but show Elizabeth as d/o Anthony GHOLSON (c1684-1764) & Jane HAWKINS (1688-c1796); Anthony as s/o John GHOLSON & Jane KITTERICH both b.c1664. All of this earlier data has come from other researchers & isn't my own original data so should only be used with the old caveat "Buyer Beware" and not as proven data insofar as my records are concerned. Am sure there are others just like me who would be very happy to have you share data you ha! ve on family of your Elijah POLLARD if you don't mind. Don Houk houk.don@jp.kline.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/73.81.82.83.114.333.355.373.1.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Many, many thanks, Jim, for your prompt and very detailed message in which you provided so much new information on this group of POLLARD family members. While I understand Mary Ellen Rose's comment that she doesn't show some of these children listed for William Colson POLLARD & Hannah ARBUCKLE, I've long felt that with a marriage date of 1817 there should be other children than those traditionally attributed to this family & evidence you have so kindly shared with us provides lots of ammunition to validate the assumption that there were additonal children who had not yet been acknowledged as belonging to this family. I for one feel quite confident and comfortable with what you have provided and thank you very much for going into such detail in your response. My interest in the William attributed to being a son of William Colson POLLARD & Hannah ARBUCKLE is the fact that he was among early POLLARDs found in Caldwell Co., MO as I have a VA-KY POLLARD line that was in nearby ! Andrew Co.,MO at about the same time frame (Roger B POLLARD 1784-1866 & wife Sarah C (SMITH) POLLARD 1788-1860's who also had son named William(aka Robert Q) b1820-ShelbyCo,KY so my main interest was in determining the line of William S POLLARD b1824 to make certain he was not the same William from my POLLARD line. In my mind, your info certainly gives a clear picture as to Line of William S in view of naming pattern of his children and other documentation you kindly shared and which is certainly gratefully appreciated. Don Houk houk.don@jp.kline.com

Hello, Many thanks for you replies about English Pollards My POLLARDS came from Cambridgshire to North Queensland in 1888. Eleanor In townsville

I'm not seeing these folks as the children of William H. and Hannah. But my are not me looking at primary copy so I could be wrong too. Mary Ellen Rose

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: POLLARD HUGHES PARKS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/73.81.82.83.114.333.355.373.1.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Don, the clearest link of my William S. Pollard 1824-1873 to William Colson Pollard 1798-1847 is provided by LDS Pedigree Resource File #32 which indicates several of the children of William Colson and Hannah Arbuckle. I have written the author to determine the source of underlying data. the referenced Pedigree Resource file indicated the following children: Thomas Wade b. 1818 KY, m abt 1840, d. abt 1849 Bourbon Co. KY (Dau) b. 1820-1825 William S. b. 1820-1825 Thomas b. 1827 MO (Dau) b. 1830-1835 Serena Catherine b. 1830-1835, m. 1850 Jackson b. 1831 MO Elizabeth b. 1836 MO The same source indicated marriage of William S. to a Mary Ann. My William S. married Mary Ann Parks. Also, Mary Ann Parks Pollard's death was attended by Serena C. Pollard Hughes, also noted as one of the children above. William S. died in St. Louis but chose to be buried in Richmond, Ray Co.. Children of William S. and Mary Ann Parks: Elizabeth (1846- ) Florence R. (1852-1905) Wade Hampton (1856-) Fremont (1860-) William Jefferson "Jeff" (1860-1913) Notes for William S. POLLARD BIRTH: A KY birth is indicated on the 1880 and 1900 Census records for son—in-law, R.M. Kerley. Same is also on his death certificate. Birth in MO and name William S. are indicated on daughter, Florence's, burial certificate. MARRIAGE: Marriage in 1852 per 3 This marriage date is in conflict with the listing of children, however. DEATH: St. Louis Death Certificate: died Oct 15, 1873, Vol 6, page 141, #9699, William S. Pollard, married, age 50, KY, white, attending physician R.M. Kerley (his son-in-law), died STL 3619 N. 10th St., buried Richmond, Ray County, MO. Died of inflammatory rheumatism. CENSUS: 1850 MO Census, Caldwell Co., page 181 William Pollard 27, Clerk, City Court, $1800, born KY Mary 23, MO Elizabeth 4, MO 1850 Slave Schedule for Caldwell Co. William Pollard, page 80, Blythe Twp., 5 slaves. 1860 MO, Caldwell Co., pg. 647 William S. Pollard 36, farmer, KY Mary A. 32, KY Florence R(or P), 7, KY Waid J. 4, MO Fremont 1/12, MO 1860 MO Slave Schedule, Caldwell Co., page 169, Distr. 11 William S. Pollard. 8 slaves 1860 MO Census, Caldwell Co. H. Pollard, 65, KY. This was only other Pollard in Caldwell Co. Census who was from KY. The 1860 Slave schedule also indicated a Hannah Pollard as slave owner. 1870 MO Census , St. Louis, 11th ward, 20 Subdiv. Page 433 (on file) William Pollard, 45, Ret. Druggist, $1300/600, KY Mary 43, keeps house, MO Florence 19, at home, MO Wade 14, AR William 10, AR ST. LOUIS DIRECTORY: 1866 William Pollard, clerk, r. ns. Bellefontaine road between Penrose and Broadway. 1866 W.S. Pollard, Allen P. Richardson & Co., r. Bellefontaine road, nw corner of Penrose Avenue 1868 (no listing) 1869 William S. Pollard r. 2523 N. 9th 1870 William Pollard, r. Warren S.E. corner with 9th. 1871 William S. Pollard, Sutp. Branch N.Y. Medical University, r. 316 Benton 1872 William Pollard, lab. r. 1018 N. 9th OTHER: From Death Certificate of wife, Mary, the family moved to STL around 1863 (based upon 40 years in STL at time of her death). From an index to early Caldwell Co. land records by Clark V. Johnson: Pollard, Willian S. parcels closed on 6/11/1850, 6/31/51, 9/27,55, 7/27/57. MO Land patents issued to William S. Pollard on 4/15/53, 4/2/57, 10/1/59. From "Historical Atlas, Caldwell Co. Missouri" by Edward Pros. of MO, 1876: William S. Pollard County Court Clerk 1846-1852 William S. Pollard Circuit Court Clerk 1846-1854 William S. Pollard, Representative, 1858-1861 William S. Pollard noted as Postmaster in the city of Kingston in 1847. Later, Kingston became the county seat. From his wife's obit: Their estate/slaves were lost during the Civil War. He had sympathized with the Southern cause and was arrested in the early part of the rebellion, and was confined in prison during most of the war. Sources for William S. Pollard: 1. Census data 2. From Death Certificate 3. Mo. Historical Society, NEC vol 2a, pages 57,59 Notes for Mary A. PARKS BIRTH: Birth in MO and name Florence R. indicated on daughter, Florence's, Burial Certificate. Death Certificate #4820 (on file) indicates birth on June 10, 1827 in Missouri, Chariton Co.. From 1880 and 1900 MO Census for son-in-law, Richard M. Kerley, birth in MO is indicated. MARRIAGE: Her obit, below, indicates first marriage to B. Oliver, who died shortly after their marriage. Second marriage to Wiliam S. Pollard in 1852 (may be some conflict with date since their daughter, Florina, was born in 1852. DEATH: Death record in St. Louis. Died on 28 May, 1903, Vol 28, page 10, Burial Certificate #4820 (copy on file) as widow, born MO, parents born VA, residence was 3402a Lawton Ave., died of diseased heart, attending physician was Richard M. Kerley (her son-in-law), buried at Bellefontaine cemetery, STL, residence time in STL was 40 years. Obit: St. Louis Post Dispatch. On Thursday morning May 28, 1903, Mary A. Pollard, widow of William S. Pollard and mother of Florence R. Kerley, Wade H. and Judge William Jefferson Pollard, aged 75 years. Funeral at 8 o'clock p.m. Sunday from residence of W. M. Little 3402A Lawton Ave.. Obit 3: "Mrs. Mary A. Pollard, widow of the late William S. Pollard, died at the residence of her son, William Jefferson Pollard, judge of the 2nd district police court, at 8:15 o'clock yesterday morning, at the age of 77. Mrs. Pollard, whose husband died in 1873, had been for fifteen years an invalid and for several years completely helpless. Two other children of Mrs. Pollard survive, Wade Hampton Pollard, connected with the police department, and a daughter, Mrs. R.M. Kerley of Stewart Place. Mrs Pollard was a member of the Christian Church, Rev. Dr. O.A. Bartholomew, formerly pastor of the First Christian Church, once her pastor, will officiate at ther funeral at 3 p.m. Sunday from the residence of ther son, 3402a Lawton Avenue." Obit 3: "Old Member of Christian Church in Missouri Dead. Mrs. Mary A. Pollard had been a resident of State since birth, seventy-seven years ago. Mrs. Mary A. Pollard, mother of Judge W. Jeff Pollard of the Dayton Street Police Court, died at 8:15 a.m. yeaterday at No. 3202a Lawton Avenue. Mrs. Pollard was born June 10, 1826 in Howard Co., Missouri. She inherited a large estate and negroes from her father, William Parks. It was lost during the Civil War, together with the estate of her husband, William S. Pollard. He had sympathized with the Southern cause and was arrested in the early part of the rebellion, and was confined in prison during most of the war. Mrs. Pollard suffered much hardship in trying to keep near her husband. When he would be removed from one place to another she would follow with her three children. She saw several battles. She is survived by three children--Judge Pollard, Wade Hampton Pollard and Mrs R.M. Kerley. Mrs. Pollard's parents came to Missouri from Virginia. Her father was a son of Captain Robert Parks, who fought in the Revolutionary War. Her parents died when she was 3 years old, leaving her and her sister, Mrs. William J. Herndon, late of Carrolton, MO. Mrs. Pollard was married twice. Her first husband, B. Oliver, the first Clerk of Ray County, MO, died shortly after the marriage. In 1852 she married again. Shortly before her death Mrs. Pollard received a letter from Solomon Parks, Presiding Elder of the African Methodist Church at Bonne Terre, MO., who was one of her slaves before the war. He was on what he believed to be his death bed, and wrote to thank her for her kindness to him. An aunt of Mrs. Pollard, Mrs. Serena Hughes of Richmond, MO, widow of the late Judge Charles J. Hughes, was with Mrs. Pollard when she died. Mrs. Pollard was intimately acquainted with many families who were prominent before the Civil War, and used to attend parties at the home in Sheridan County, Missouri of Governor Sterling Price, who was afterwards General Price of the Confederate Army. She joined the Christian Church shortly after it was established in Missouri. She remained a faithful member until her death and was one of the oldest members in Missouri. Her funeral will take place from the residence of Willimam M. Setple, where she died. The Reverend O.A. Bartholomew of the Christian Church will preach the funeral sermon. The internment will be made in a vault in Bellefontaine Cemetery." CENSUS: 1880 MO Census Mary A. Pollard not listed in census index 1900 MO Census, STL, ED341, pg.7 Mary A. Pollard, b. June 1827, age 72, MO, widow, 6 children of which 3 survive, N. Grand Ave., boards with Julie R. Zahn, b. MO, father born KY, Mother born VA. Sources for Mary Ann Parks 1. Census data 2. From Death Certificate 3. Mo. Historical Society, NEC vol 2a, pages 57,59 4. "History of Ray Co., MO.", St. Louis: Mo Historical Co. 1881 Hope this helps. Jim

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: POLLARD Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/73.81.82.83.114.333.355.373.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi James: I'm not directly related to your line but for the benefit of us who are trying to piece together the names of all the children of William Colson POLLARD and his wife Hannah ARBUCKLE, would you be good enough to share the data on your line through William S. POLLARD as I did not originally have him as a son. However, since parents were married 1817 & 1st of 6 children whom I show was born 1830 (Andrew Jackson), William S.'s 1824 birth certainly makes him prime candidate as son in this family. Thanks in advance. Don Houk houk.don@jp.kline.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/73.81.82.83.114.333.355.373.1.1 Message Board Post: Mary Ellen. Thanks for reply. I had understood from your earlier message that you were related to William Colson Pollard 1798-1847. I was seeking information on children of William Colson. My line is through William S. Pollard, one of his sons. Any link? Jim

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/73.81.82.83.114.333.355.373.1 Message Board Post: Okay, I'm confused and I may be the source of the confusion. Here's what I have in my database. In 1761, William Pollard was born in VA. In 1790, he married Fanny Hampton. They had the following sons, Elijah Gholson, William Colson, Thomas Jefferson, Wade Hampton. I got this information on the net but in the form of data posted there from someone who had Thomas Jefferson Pollard's family bible so it's more reliable than most. I have more details if you want them.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: POLLARD Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/223.270 Message Board Post: My William S. Pollard 1824-1873 was resident of Caldwell Co for much of his life up to the Civil War when he was taken prisoner for being a Southern sympathizer. Lost all lands and property and later lived/died in St. Louis. Any fit? Thanks Jim

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: POLLARD Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/73.81.82.83.114.333.355.373 Message Board Post: Hi. I am also descended from William C. Pollard. Would like to share information. I'm at jffrit@att.net. Jim

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: POLLARD HUGHES ARBUCKLE Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/hEBBAIB/984.1.3.1.2 Message Board Post: Judy, I have a death certificate for Serena Catherine Pollard Hughes, b. March 5, 1834 in Ray Co., MO. Died 12 Jan 1918, Ray Co., buried at the Old City Cemetery. Her parents are listed as William Colson Pollard KY and Hannah Arbuckle, KY. Serena married Charles J. Hughes of Ray Co., MO. The death certificate information was supplied by her daughter, Mrs. G.A. Carlson of Richmond, Ray Co., MO. Serena's name on the IGI record is Serena Colson Pollard. I believe this data ties in with the William C. Pollard about whom you have been writing. My line connects through a William S. Pollard (my line) b. 1824 KY. I have a document which says that Serena was an aunt of my William S. Pollard, but the ages don't fit --- cousin or sister is more probable. There is also a LDS Pedigree Resource datum for a William S. Pollard who married a Mary Ann, which is probably Mary Ann Parks (in agreement with my marriage data). This IGI indicates parents of William S. Pollard to be William C. Pollard and Hannah Arbuckle. Have you any data linking a William S. to William C. and Hannah Arbuckle? Thanks Jim

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Pollard Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/hEBBAIB/1109 Message Board Post: I am looking for a list of children for George Pollard born about 1800 and died between 1841and 1846. He was son to Thomas Pollard and grandson of Francis Pollard. Based on research of the 1840 Census, I am almost certain he had a son named Thomas J. Pollard who married Elizabeth Adams in 1844 in Bedford County, but have not been able to find a written verification of this. I would appreciate anyone that has a list of George Pollard's childrens or any other information that would either link or disqualify Thomas J. Pollard as a son of George.