Son of William J. Pollard (1838-1911) and Martha A. Ribelin (1838-1906).
m1: Mayme A. Agee - divorced
ch: Claude Linwood 1893-1945
m: Erma Ann Wiley, Jun 13 1897, Henry Co MO.
ch inc:
-Leland Monroe 1904–1961
-Mary Helen 1906–2006
Erma died 1928.
m: Hazel abt 1929
1870 Caldwell MO: POLLARD William/32, Martha/31, William/10, Laura/7, David/4, Mathias/1.
1880 Caldwell MO: POLLARD William/41, Martha/40, George/20, Laura/17, Aris/14, Mathias/12, Albert/10, Richard/7, Jessie/4, Virgil/1.
1900 Deer Creek, Henry MO: POLLARD David A/33, Erma/22 are in household of Erma's parents, WILY Monroe/51, Emma/44 and Lelia/20. David and Erma married 3 yrs, Erma has no children.
1910 Nodaway MO: POLLARD David A/43, Erma A/32, Leland M/6, Mary Helen/4. Also in home are Erma's widowed mother and sister, WILEY Emma/54, Lelia A/30. David is a hardware retail merchant, Erma has 2 of 2 children living.
1920 Calhoun, Henry MO: POLLARD D A/53, Erma/41, Leland/15, Mary H/13 and WILEY Emma/64/wd/MIL. David is a medical doctor and Mayor of Calhoun.
David's wife, Erma, died 1928. By 1930 he has remarried to much younger Hazel.
1930 Nodaway MO: POLLARD David A/63, Hazel/36, Leland M/25. David is a physician.
1940 Calhoun, Henry MO: POLLARD D.A./73, Hazel/46, Leland/35.
1919 Biography:
POLLARD, David A.
Calhoun, Tebo Township
1919 History of Henry Co MO, Uel W. Lamkin, Historical Publishing Co pg 850
"Dr. David A. Pollard, a prominent physician and surgeon of Calhoun, Missouri, is one of the well known and successful physicians of Henry County. Doctor Pollard was born May 27, 1869, in Clayton, Adams County, Illinois, the son of William J. and Martha (Ribelin) Pollard. William J. Pollard was born in 1836 in Tennessee and in 1850 settled in Caldwell County, Missouri, with his parents. He was a son of Stephenson Pollard, who operated a grist and carding mill at Mirabile, Missouri, a small village of Caldwell County. Stephenson Pollard and his good wife were people of strong religious tendencies who, through their consistent living, gave to their son's life his eagerness to become a minister of the Gospel. Their son, William J. Pollard, receiving his call to preach the Gospel in the Baptist faith, labored faithfully in that field for many years. He was married to Martha Ribelin, who was born in 1830 in Kentucky and came to Missouri with her parents in the early days. In 1862 William J. Pollard organized a company of soldiers and served in the Confederate Army under General Price during the Civil War. In 1864 he moved his family to Illinois, and after the war he engaged in the work of a plasterer. In 1868 he moved his family to Polo, Missouri, on a farm, where he was a successful farmer until his retirement, when he removed to St. Joseph, Missouri, in 1881. He died in 1912. His wife, who had shared all of his struggles and had reared eight children born to them, died in 1908. Their family of sons and daughters are all living. Dr. David Pollard, after receiving a good preparatory education, entered the Northwestern Medical College of Chicago, Illinois, and was graduated from that institution in 1890. For five years he practiced medicine in Ray, Missouri. In 1901 the possibilities of a lucrative practice at Lewis Station appealed to him and he located at this place, remaining until 1914, when he established himself in his profession at Barnard, Missouri. In 1916 he came to Calhoun, Missouri, where he has since been successfully engaged in the practice. He purchased a stock of drugs and accessories and in addition to his professional duties he supervised his drug store. June 13, 1897, David Pollard and Irma Wiley were united in marriage. Irma Wiley Pollard was born near Lewis Station, Missouri. She is a daughter of Monroe and Emma (Lewis) Wiley. Monroe Wiley's parents were among the earliest settlers of Henry County. His parents were William and Marguerite (Whitson) Wiley. Mrs. Emma Lewis Wiley's ancestors were related to George Washington. Howell Lewis, one of her ancestors, was a cousin of the first president of the United States. Two children, Leland, age fourteen, and Mary, age twelve years, have been born to Doctor and Mrs. Pollard. Doctor Pollard is a Democrat and takes a commendable interest in local affairs. He is now serving as the mayor of Calhoun. In 1916 he was elected to fill an unexpired term and in April, 1918, was elected to succeed himself. He is a member of the Methodist Church and holds membership in the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, being a 32nd degree Mason; Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Modern Woodmen of America and the Anti-Horse Thief Protective Association. Doctor Pollard also is a stockholder in the Farmers Elevator at Calhoun."
(biography from Henry County Website, posted with permission)
Mo. death cert filed as David Ares Pollard
86Y
Married to Hazel
Occ: M.D. / Dr. of medicine
Died at home, Calhoun MO.
Informant: Mary Helen Egbert, Calhoun, his dau.
Burial Oct 24 1952, Calhoun Cemetery
(Note: Source for 1st marriage, SS/death records for son Claude and obit of David's wife, Erma, stating she was survived by a stepson, Claude Pollard.)
m1: Mayme A. Agee - divorced
ch: Claude Linwood 1893-1945
m: Erma Ann Wiley, Jun 13 1897, Henry Co MO.
ch inc:
-Leland Monroe 1904–1961
-Mary Helen 1906–2006
Erma died 1928.
m: Hazel abt 1929
1870 Caldwell MO: POLLARD William/32, Martha/31, William/10, Laura/7, David/4, Mathias/1.
1880 Caldwell MO: POLLARD William/41, Martha/40, George/20, Laura/17, Aris/14, Mathias/12, Albert/10, Richard/7, Jessie/4, Virgil/1.
1900 Deer Creek, Henry MO: POLLARD David A/33, Erma/22 are in household of Erma's parents, WILY Monroe/51, Emma/44 and Lelia/20. David and Erma married 3 yrs, Erma has no children.
1910 Nodaway MO: POLLARD David A/43, Erma A/32, Leland M/6, Mary Helen/4. Also in home are Erma's widowed mother and sister, WILEY Emma/54, Lelia A/30. David is a hardware retail merchant, Erma has 2 of 2 children living.
1920 Calhoun, Henry MO: POLLARD D A/53, Erma/41, Leland/15, Mary H/13 and WILEY Emma/64/wd/MIL. David is a medical doctor and Mayor of Calhoun.
David's wife, Erma, died 1928. By 1930 he has remarried to much younger Hazel.
1930 Nodaway MO: POLLARD David A/63, Hazel/36, Leland M/25. David is a physician.
1940 Calhoun, Henry MO: POLLARD D.A./73, Hazel/46, Leland/35.
1919 Biography:
POLLARD, David A.
Calhoun, Tebo Township
1919 History of Henry Co MO, Uel W. Lamkin, Historical Publishing Co pg 850
"Dr. David A. Pollard, a prominent physician and surgeon of Calhoun, Missouri, is one of the well known and successful physicians of Henry County. Doctor Pollard was born May 27, 1869, in Clayton, Adams County, Illinois, the son of William J. and Martha (Ribelin) Pollard. William J. Pollard was born in 1836 in Tennessee and in 1850 settled in Caldwell County, Missouri, with his parents. He was a son of Stephenson Pollard, who operated a grist and carding mill at Mirabile, Missouri, a small village of Caldwell County. Stephenson Pollard and his good wife were people of strong religious tendencies who, through their consistent living, gave to their son's life his eagerness to become a minister of the Gospel. Their son, William J. Pollard, receiving his call to preach the Gospel in the Baptist faith, labored faithfully in that field for many years. He was married to Martha Ribelin, who was born in 1830 in Kentucky and came to Missouri with her parents in the early days. In 1862 William J. Pollard organized a company of soldiers and served in the Confederate Army under General Price during the Civil War. In 1864 he moved his family to Illinois, and after the war he engaged in the work of a plasterer. In 1868 he moved his family to Polo, Missouri, on a farm, where he was a successful farmer until his retirement, when he removed to St. Joseph, Missouri, in 1881. He died in 1912. His wife, who had shared all of his struggles and had reared eight children born to them, died in 1908. Their family of sons and daughters are all living. Dr. David Pollard, after receiving a good preparatory education, entered the Northwestern Medical College of Chicago, Illinois, and was graduated from that institution in 1890. For five years he practiced medicine in Ray, Missouri. In 1901 the possibilities of a lucrative practice at Lewis Station appealed to him and he located at this place, remaining until 1914, when he established himself in his profession at Barnard, Missouri. In 1916 he came to Calhoun, Missouri, where he has since been successfully engaged in the practice. He purchased a stock of drugs and accessories and in addition to his professional duties he supervised his drug store. June 13, 1897, David Pollard and Irma Wiley were united in marriage. Irma Wiley Pollard was born near Lewis Station, Missouri. She is a daughter of Monroe and Emma (Lewis) Wiley. Monroe Wiley's parents were among the earliest settlers of Henry County. His parents were William and Marguerite (Whitson) Wiley. Mrs. Emma Lewis Wiley's ancestors were related to George Washington. Howell Lewis, one of her ancestors, was a cousin of the first president of the United States. Two children, Leland, age fourteen, and Mary, age twelve years, have been born to Doctor and Mrs. Pollard. Doctor Pollard is a Democrat and takes a commendable interest in local affairs. He is now serving as the mayor of Calhoun. In 1916 he was elected to fill an unexpired term and in April, 1918, was elected to succeed himself. He is a member of the Methodist Church and holds membership in the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, being a 32nd degree Mason; Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Modern Woodmen of America and the Anti-Horse Thief Protective Association. Doctor Pollard also is a stockholder in the Farmers Elevator at Calhoun."
(biography from Henry County Website, posted with permission)
Mo. death cert filed as David Ares Pollard
86Y
Married to Hazel
Occ: M.D. / Dr. of medicine
Died at home, Calhoun MO.
Informant: Mary Helen Egbert, Calhoun, his dau.
Burial Oct 24 1952, Calhoun Cemetery
(Note: Source for 1st marriage, SS/death records for son Claude and obit of David's wife, Erma, stating she was survived by a stepson, Claude Pollard.)
Son of William J. Pollard (1838-1911) and Martha A. Ribelin (1838-1906).
m1: Mayme A. Agee - divorced
ch: Claude Linwood 1893-1945
m: Erma Ann Wiley, Jun 13 1897, Henry Co MO.
ch inc:
-Leland Monroe 1904–1961
-Mary Helen 1906–2006
Erma died 1928.
m: Hazel abt 1929
1870 Caldwell MO: POLLARD William/32, Martha/31, William/10, Laura/7, David/4, Mathias/1.
1880 Caldwell MO: POLLARD William/41, Martha/40, George/20, Laura/17, Aris/14, Mathias/12, Albert/10, Richard/7, Jessie/4, Virgil/1.
1900 Deer Creek, Henry MO: POLLARD David A/33, Erma/22 are in household of Erma's parents, WILY Monroe/51, Emma/44 and Lelia/20. David and Erma married 3 yrs, Erma has no children.
1910 Nodaway MO: POLLARD David A/43, Erma A/32, Leland M/6, Mary Helen/4. Also in home are Erma's widowed mother and sister, WILEY Emma/54, Lelia A/30. David is a hardware retail merchant, Erma has 2 of 2 children living.
1920 Calhoun, Henry MO: POLLARD D A/53, Erma/41, Leland/15, Mary H/13 and WILEY Emma/64/wd/MIL. David is a medical doctor and Mayor of Calhoun.
David's wife, Erma, died 1928. By 1930 he has remarried to much younger Hazel.
1930 Nodaway MO: POLLARD David A/63, Hazel/36, Leland M/25. David is a physician.
1940 Calhoun, Henry MO: POLLARD D.A./73, Hazel/46, Leland/35.
1919 Biography:
POLLARD, David A.
Calhoun, Tebo Township
1919 History of Henry Co MO, Uel W. Lamkin, Historical Publishing Co pg 850
"Dr. David A. Pollard, a prominent physician and surgeon of Calhoun, Missouri, is one of the well known and successful physicians of Henry County. Doctor Pollard was born May 27, 1869, in Clayton, Adams County, Illinois, the son of William J. and Martha (Ribelin) Pollard. William J. Pollard was born in 1836 in Tennessee and in 1850 settled in Caldwell County, Missouri, with his parents. He was a son of Stephenson Pollard, who operated a grist and carding mill at Mirabile, Missouri, a small village of Caldwell County. Stephenson Pollard and his good wife were people of strong religious tendencies who, through their consistent living, gave to their son's life his eagerness to become a minister of the Gospel. Their son, William J. Pollard, receiving his call to preach the Gospel in the Baptist faith, labored faithfully in that field for many years. He was married to Martha Ribelin, who was born in 1830 in Kentucky and came to Missouri with her parents in the early days. In 1862 William J. Pollard organized a company of soldiers and served in the Confederate Army under General Price during the Civil War. In 1864 he moved his family to Illinois, and after the war he engaged in the work of a plasterer. In 1868 he moved his family to Polo, Missouri, on a farm, where he was a successful farmer until his retirement, when he removed to St. Joseph, Missouri, in 1881. He died in 1912. His wife, who had shared all of his struggles and had reared eight children born to them, died in 1908. Their family of sons and daughters are all living. Dr. David Pollard, after receiving a good preparatory education, entered the Northwestern Medical College of Chicago, Illinois, and was graduated from that institution in 1890. For five years he practiced medicine in Ray, Missouri. In 1901 the possibilities of a lucrative practice at Lewis Station appealed to him and he located at this place, remaining until 1914, when he established himself in his profession at Barnard, Missouri. In 1916 he came to Calhoun, Missouri, where he has since been successfully engaged in the practice. He purchased a stock of drugs and accessories and in addition to his professional duties he supervised his drug store. June 13, 1897, David Pollard and Irma Wiley were united in marriage. Irma Wiley Pollard was born near Lewis Station, Missouri. She is a daughter of Monroe and Emma (Lewis) Wiley. Monroe Wiley's parents were among the earliest settlers of Henry County. His parents were William and Marguerite (Whitson) Wiley. Mrs. Emma Lewis Wiley's ancestors were related to George Washington. Howell Lewis, one of her ancestors, was a cousin of the first president of the United States. Two children, Leland, age fourteen, and Mary, age twelve years, have been born to Doctor and Mrs. Pollard. Doctor Pollard is a Democrat and takes a commendable interest in local affairs. He is now serving as the mayor of Calhoun. In 1916 he was elected to fill an unexpired term and in April, 1918, was elected to succeed himself. He is a member of the Methodist Church and holds membership in the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, being a 32nd degree Mason; Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Modern Woodmen of America and the Anti-Horse Thief Protective Association. Doctor Pollard also is a stockholder in the Farmers Elevator at Calhoun."
(biography from Henry County Website, posted with permission)
Mo. death cert filed as David Ares Pollard
86Y
Married to Hazel
Occ: M.D. / Dr. of medicine
Died at home, Calhoun MO.
Informant: Mary Helen Egbert, Calhoun, his dau.
Burial Oct 24 1952, Calhoun Cemetery
(Note: Source for 1st marriage, SS/death records for son Claude and obit of David's wife, Erma, stating she was survived by a stepson, Claude Pollard.)
m1: Mayme A. Agee - divorced
ch: Claude Linwood 1893-1945
m: Erma Ann Wiley, Jun 13 1897, Henry Co MO.
ch inc:
-Leland Monroe 1904–1961
-Mary Helen 1906–2006
Erma died 1928.
m: Hazel abt 1929
1870 Caldwell MO: POLLARD William/32, Martha/31, William/10, Laura/7, David/4, Mathias/1.
1880 Caldwell MO: POLLARD William/41, Martha/40, George/20, Laura/17, Aris/14, Mathias/12, Albert/10, Richard/7, Jessie/4, Virgil/1.
1900 Deer Creek, Henry MO: POLLARD David A/33, Erma/22 are in household of Erma's parents, WILY Monroe/51, Emma/44 and Lelia/20. David and Erma married 3 yrs, Erma has no children.
1910 Nodaway MO: POLLARD David A/43, Erma A/32, Leland M/6, Mary Helen/4. Also in home are Erma's widowed mother and sister, WILEY Emma/54, Lelia A/30. David is a hardware retail merchant, Erma has 2 of 2 children living.
1920 Calhoun, Henry MO: POLLARD D A/53, Erma/41, Leland/15, Mary H/13 and WILEY Emma/64/wd/MIL. David is a medical doctor and Mayor of Calhoun.
David's wife, Erma, died 1928. By 1930 he has remarried to much younger Hazel.
1930 Nodaway MO: POLLARD David A/63, Hazel/36, Leland M/25. David is a physician.
1940 Calhoun, Henry MO: POLLARD D.A./73, Hazel/46, Leland/35.
1919 Biography:
POLLARD, David A.
Calhoun, Tebo Township
1919 History of Henry Co MO, Uel W. Lamkin, Historical Publishing Co pg 850
"Dr. David A. Pollard, a prominent physician and surgeon of Calhoun, Missouri, is one of the well known and successful physicians of Henry County. Doctor Pollard was born May 27, 1869, in Clayton, Adams County, Illinois, the son of William J. and Martha (Ribelin) Pollard. William J. Pollard was born in 1836 in Tennessee and in 1850 settled in Caldwell County, Missouri, with his parents. He was a son of Stephenson Pollard, who operated a grist and carding mill at Mirabile, Missouri, a small village of Caldwell County. Stephenson Pollard and his good wife were people of strong religious tendencies who, through their consistent living, gave to their son's life his eagerness to become a minister of the Gospel. Their son, William J. Pollard, receiving his call to preach the Gospel in the Baptist faith, labored faithfully in that field for many years. He was married to Martha Ribelin, who was born in 1830 in Kentucky and came to Missouri with her parents in the early days. In 1862 William J. Pollard organized a company of soldiers and served in the Confederate Army under General Price during the Civil War. In 1864 he moved his family to Illinois, and after the war he engaged in the work of a plasterer. In 1868 he moved his family to Polo, Missouri, on a farm, where he was a successful farmer until his retirement, when he removed to St. Joseph, Missouri, in 1881. He died in 1912. His wife, who had shared all of his struggles and had reared eight children born to them, died in 1908. Their family of sons and daughters are all living. Dr. David Pollard, after receiving a good preparatory education, entered the Northwestern Medical College of Chicago, Illinois, and was graduated from that institution in 1890. For five years he practiced medicine in Ray, Missouri. In 1901 the possibilities of a lucrative practice at Lewis Station appealed to him and he located at this place, remaining until 1914, when he established himself in his profession at Barnard, Missouri. In 1916 he came to Calhoun, Missouri, where he has since been successfully engaged in the practice. He purchased a stock of drugs and accessories and in addition to his professional duties he supervised his drug store. June 13, 1897, David Pollard and Irma Wiley were united in marriage. Irma Wiley Pollard was born near Lewis Station, Missouri. She is a daughter of Monroe and Emma (Lewis) Wiley. Monroe Wiley's parents were among the earliest settlers of Henry County. His parents were William and Marguerite (Whitson) Wiley. Mrs. Emma Lewis Wiley's ancestors were related to George Washington. Howell Lewis, one of her ancestors, was a cousin of the first president of the United States. Two children, Leland, age fourteen, and Mary, age twelve years, have been born to Doctor and Mrs. Pollard. Doctor Pollard is a Democrat and takes a commendable interest in local affairs. He is now serving as the mayor of Calhoun. In 1916 he was elected to fill an unexpired term and in April, 1918, was elected to succeed himself. He is a member of the Methodist Church and holds membership in the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, being a 32nd degree Mason; Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Modern Woodmen of America and the Anti-Horse Thief Protective Association. Doctor Pollard also is a stockholder in the Farmers Elevator at Calhoun."
(biography from Henry County Website, posted with permission)
Mo. death cert filed as David Ares Pollard
86Y
Married to Hazel
Occ: M.D. / Dr. of medicine
Died at home, Calhoun MO.
Informant: Mary Helen Egbert, Calhoun, his dau.
Burial Oct 24 1952, Calhoun Cemetery
(Note: Source for 1st marriage, SS/death records for son Claude and obit of David's wife, Erma, stating she was survived by a stepson, Claude Pollard.)
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