FOUNDERS OF FORT NO. 4, CHARLESTOWN, NH
From:	Farns10th@aol.com - Janice Farnsworth

Surname:  POLLARD
Source:   History of Charlestown, NH - Fort No. 4 by
          Rev. Henry H. Saunderson

p.522
Samuel Pollard son of David Pollard b. Dec 12, 1765 at
Harvard, MA m. Feb. 16, 1797 Betsy Sawyer.  
Their children:
1.  Theodosia Pollard b. Dec 17, 1797 m. Horace Putnam
    son of Samuel and Susanna (Badger) Putnam. They were
    married Jan 18, 1821.  He died May 4, 1822 and she
    died Jan 18, 1833.
2.  Ephraim Pollard b. Jan 6, 1800 m. Apr 7, 1829 Clarissa
    Currier dau of Joseph Currier of Langdon.  He d.
    Dec 6, 1864.  Their children:
        1. Clarissa Ann Pollard b. Dec 22, 1831 m. Samuel
           S. Bucklin of Providence, RI
        2. Hammond Pollard b. Dec 26, 1833.
        3. Samuel Pollard b. Apr 19, 1836.
        4. Milton Pollard b. Apr 29, 1838.
        Note: All these above settled at Colorado.
        5. Sarah Louisa Pollard b. Dec. 26, 1839 m.
           Joseph Millrening of Chicago.
        6. Charles Franklin Pollard b. May 18, 1845 d.
           Mar 2, 1849.
3.  Betsy Pollard b. Nov 21, 1802 m. Dec. 20, 1827
    William Garfield son of John Garfield.  She d. May
    12 1830.
4.  Thomas Hammond Pollard b. Oct 6, 1805 d. 18l3
5.  Joshua L. Pollard b. Feb 2l, 1809 d  Aug 12, 1813.
6.  Benjamin Pollard b. June 20, 1811 d. Aug l5, 1813.
7.  Harriet Pollard b. June 25, 1820 m. Dec. 31, 1835
    Jesse Miller.  She died Oct l4, 1849.
8.  Mary Ann Pollard b. Dec. 17, 1822 m. Alfred Wheeler
    d. May 23, 1849.

David Pollard died June 1827 aged 88 years.  This 
family of Pollard's came from Harvard, MA

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