HENRY JAMES ALLARD was born April 6, 1888 in Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota to Samuel Allard and Emma Malvina Marie (Crompe) Allard.
Henry Allard married Lucy Ellen Miller.
To this blessed marriage were born the following children:
Marilyn Lee Allard (1934-1970)
Charles S. Allard
Edna Allard
He had the following siblings:
Helen M. Allard (1884-1953)
Emma Marie Allard
Rose E. Allard
Marguerite Anna Allard (step-sister)
Services Held For Henry Allard
Memorial services for Henry James Allard who passed away Friday, July 28, 1967 in St. Joseph's Hospital in LaGrande, were Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Bollman Chapel, with Rev, LeRoy A. Brownell, pastor of the Joseph Baptist Church, officiating. Mrs. Luella Miller was organist, and Mrs. Catherine DeBoie was soloist and sang "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Tenderly He Watches".
Casket bearers were Robert A. Johnson, Roy M. Thompson, O.H. Walker, Ray Stevens, Leo Patten, and Herbert Reavis. Interment was in the Prairie Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Allard was born April 6, 1888 in Duluth, Minn., son of Sam and Malvina Allard. On April 5, 1920 he was married at Ellensburg, Wash., Lucy E. Miller. In 1929 he and his family came to Wallowa Lake where he was a plant operator for Pacific Power & Light Co. until his retirement. Since then they had lived in Joseph. He was a member and a past commander of Wallowa Lake American Legion Post 157 of Joseph.
Survivors include his wife, Lucy E., and two daughters, Mrs.
Edna Mansfield and Marilyn Allard, all of Joseph,; one son, Charles Sam Allard of Yakima, Wash.; eightgrandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. John (Emma) Landon of Seattle, and Mrs. Zeb (Rose) Patnode, of Coleraine, Minn.
This obituary article is from the Wallowa County Chieftain Newspaper, Enterprise, Oregon, Dated August 3, 1967.
1900 Census Minnesota Red Lake Gervans
Henry was living with his grandfather
This census is found in Moses Allard's name.
Moses Allard 65 years (b) March 1835 in Canada f (b) New York m (b) Canada
Henry Allard 12 years (b) April 1888 in Minnesota attending school. f (b) New York m (b) Canada
They were next door neighbors to Moses Allard's daughter Emelia (Allard) and Samuel Miller and their children.
1920 Census Washington Benton Hanford
Henry J. Allard is 31 years old (b) Minnesota f (b) New York m (b) New York
He is living as a boarder and the names of head of house aren't very readable.
His profession is a lineman electrician.
He passed away July 28, 1967 in La Grande, Union County, Oregon.
Family information contributed by FAG member Michele Ball for family member Jackie Cheves. FAG member Michelle Fisher found the obituary notice and contributed it for the family.
Henry Allard married Lucy Ellen Miller.
To this blessed marriage were born the following children:
Marilyn Lee Allard (1934-1970)
Charles S. Allard
Edna Allard
He had the following siblings:
Helen M. Allard (1884-1953)
Emma Marie Allard
Rose E. Allard
Marguerite Anna Allard (step-sister)
Services Held For Henry Allard
Memorial services for Henry James Allard who passed away Friday, July 28, 1967 in St. Joseph's Hospital in LaGrande, were Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Bollman Chapel, with Rev, LeRoy A. Brownell, pastor of the Joseph Baptist Church, officiating. Mrs. Luella Miller was organist, and Mrs. Catherine DeBoie was soloist and sang "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Tenderly He Watches".
Casket bearers were Robert A. Johnson, Roy M. Thompson, O.H. Walker, Ray Stevens, Leo Patten, and Herbert Reavis. Interment was in the Prairie Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Allard was born April 6, 1888 in Duluth, Minn., son of Sam and Malvina Allard. On April 5, 1920 he was married at Ellensburg, Wash., Lucy E. Miller. In 1929 he and his family came to Wallowa Lake where he was a plant operator for Pacific Power & Light Co. until his retirement. Since then they had lived in Joseph. He was a member and a past commander of Wallowa Lake American Legion Post 157 of Joseph.
Survivors include his wife, Lucy E., and two daughters, Mrs.
Edna Mansfield and Marilyn Allard, all of Joseph,; one son, Charles Sam Allard of Yakima, Wash.; eightgrandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. John (Emma) Landon of Seattle, and Mrs. Zeb (Rose) Patnode, of Coleraine, Minn.
This obituary article is from the Wallowa County Chieftain Newspaper, Enterprise, Oregon, Dated August 3, 1967.
1900 Census Minnesota Red Lake Gervans
Henry was living with his grandfather
This census is found in Moses Allard's name.
Moses Allard 65 years (b) March 1835 in Canada f (b) New York m (b) Canada
Henry Allard 12 years (b) April 1888 in Minnesota attending school. f (b) New York m (b) Canada
They were next door neighbors to Moses Allard's daughter Emelia (Allard) and Samuel Miller and their children.
1920 Census Washington Benton Hanford
Henry J. Allard is 31 years old (b) Minnesota f (b) New York m (b) New York
He is living as a boarder and the names of head of house aren't very readable.
His profession is a lineman electrician.
He passed away July 28, 1967 in La Grande, Union County, Oregon.
Family information contributed by FAG member Michele Ball for family member Jackie Cheves. FAG member Michelle Fisher found the obituary notice and contributed it for the family.
HENRY JAMES ALLARD was born April 6, 1888 in Duluth, St. Louis County, Minnesota to Samuel Allard and Emma Malvina Marie (Crompe) Allard.
Henry Allard married Lucy Ellen Miller.
To this blessed marriage were born the following children:
Marilyn Lee Allard (1934-1970)
Charles S. Allard
Edna Allard
He had the following siblings:
Helen M. Allard (1884-1953)
Emma Marie Allard
Rose E. Allard
Marguerite Anna Allard (step-sister)
Services Held For Henry Allard
Memorial services for Henry James Allard who passed away Friday, July 28, 1967 in St. Joseph's Hospital in LaGrande, were Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Bollman Chapel, with Rev, LeRoy A. Brownell, pastor of the Joseph Baptist Church, officiating. Mrs. Luella Miller was organist, and Mrs. Catherine DeBoie was soloist and sang "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Tenderly He Watches".
Casket bearers were Robert A. Johnson, Roy M. Thompson, O.H. Walker, Ray Stevens, Leo Patten, and Herbert Reavis. Interment was in the Prairie Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Allard was born April 6, 1888 in Duluth, Minn., son of Sam and Malvina Allard. On April 5, 1920 he was married at Ellensburg, Wash., Lucy E. Miller. In 1929 he and his family came to Wallowa Lake where he was a plant operator for Pacific Power & Light Co. until his retirement. Since then they had lived in Joseph. He was a member and a past commander of Wallowa Lake American Legion Post 157 of Joseph.
Survivors include his wife, Lucy E., and two daughters, Mrs.
Edna Mansfield and Marilyn Allard, all of Joseph,; one son, Charles Sam Allard of Yakima, Wash.; eightgrandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. John (Emma) Landon of Seattle, and Mrs. Zeb (Rose) Patnode, of Coleraine, Minn.
This obituary article is from the Wallowa County Chieftain Newspaper, Enterprise, Oregon, Dated August 3, 1967.
1900 Census Minnesota Red Lake Gervans
Henry was living with his grandfather
This census is found in Moses Allard's name.
Moses Allard 65 years (b) March 1835 in Canada f (b) New York m (b) Canada
Henry Allard 12 years (b) April 1888 in Minnesota attending school. f (b) New York m (b) Canada
They were next door neighbors to Moses Allard's daughter Emelia (Allard) and Samuel Miller and their children.
1920 Census Washington Benton Hanford
Henry J. Allard is 31 years old (b) Minnesota f (b) New York m (b) New York
He is living as a boarder and the names of head of house aren't very readable.
His profession is a lineman electrician.
He passed away July 28, 1967 in La Grande, Union County, Oregon.
Family information contributed by FAG member Michele Ball for family member Jackie Cheves. FAG member Michelle Fisher found the obituary notice and contributed it for the family.
Henry Allard married Lucy Ellen Miller.
To this blessed marriage were born the following children:
Marilyn Lee Allard (1934-1970)
Charles S. Allard
Edna Allard
He had the following siblings:
Helen M. Allard (1884-1953)
Emma Marie Allard
Rose E. Allard
Marguerite Anna Allard (step-sister)
Services Held For Henry Allard
Memorial services for Henry James Allard who passed away Friday, July 28, 1967 in St. Joseph's Hospital in LaGrande, were Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Bollman Chapel, with Rev, LeRoy A. Brownell, pastor of the Joseph Baptist Church, officiating. Mrs. Luella Miller was organist, and Mrs. Catherine DeBoie was soloist and sang "The Old Rugged Cross" and "Tenderly He Watches".
Casket bearers were Robert A. Johnson, Roy M. Thompson, O.H. Walker, Ray Stevens, Leo Patten, and Herbert Reavis. Interment was in the Prairie Creek Cemetery.
Mr. Allard was born April 6, 1888 in Duluth, Minn., son of Sam and Malvina Allard. On April 5, 1920 he was married at Ellensburg, Wash., Lucy E. Miller. In 1929 he and his family came to Wallowa Lake where he was a plant operator for Pacific Power & Light Co. until his retirement. Since then they had lived in Joseph. He was a member and a past commander of Wallowa Lake American Legion Post 157 of Joseph.
Survivors include his wife, Lucy E., and two daughters, Mrs.
Edna Mansfield and Marilyn Allard, all of Joseph,; one son, Charles Sam Allard of Yakima, Wash.; eightgrandchildren; and two sisters, Mrs. John (Emma) Landon of Seattle, and Mrs. Zeb (Rose) Patnode, of Coleraine, Minn.
This obituary article is from the Wallowa County Chieftain Newspaper, Enterprise, Oregon, Dated August 3, 1967.
1900 Census Minnesota Red Lake Gervans
Henry was living with his grandfather
This census is found in Moses Allard's name.
Moses Allard 65 years (b) March 1835 in Canada f (b) New York m (b) Canada
Henry Allard 12 years (b) April 1888 in Minnesota attending school. f (b) New York m (b) Canada
They were next door neighbors to Moses Allard's daughter Emelia (Allard) and Samuel Miller and their children.
1920 Census Washington Benton Hanford
Henry J. Allard is 31 years old (b) Minnesota f (b) New York m (b) New York
He is living as a boarder and the names of head of house aren't very readable.
His profession is a lineman electrician.
He passed away July 28, 1967 in La Grande, Union County, Oregon.
Family information contributed by FAG member Michele Ball for family member Jackie Cheves. FAG member Michelle Fisher found the obituary notice and contributed it for the family.
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