Father of Hugh Edward Pollard, Jr. (1946-2003).
His son is designated "JR" on the Page Cemetery list.
Husband of Dorothy G. Pollard of Page, Arizona.
Hugh, Sr.'s family were all "Page Pioneers", the 8th family to arrive in 1957, helping to birth "America's Last Frontier" -- Page, Arizona.
Hugh Pollard, Sr., 87, formerly of Corsicana, Texas, died of a stroke on September 27, 1962, in Page, Arizona.
Funeral services were held Monday, Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. from the First Christian church in Page. Military graveside services were conducted by the American Legion. Pollard had resided at Page for five years and was a security guard for Merritt-Chapman and Scott. Prior to that time, he was a cook at Lake Mohave, Arizona for four years. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy; a son, Hugh Edward, Jr. '65; and two daughters, Dorothy Ann '67 and Linda Susan Pollard '71, all of Page; two sisters, Mrs. W. S. Gordon and Mrs. Joe Riley, both of Dallas, TX; a brother, Roland Pollard, Lubbock, TX; and other relatives. Pollard was active in the Johnson-Wiggins Post No. 22, American Legion post of Corsicana, Texas, and was connected with the Collin Street Bakery in Corsicana for many years.
Son of James Edwin Pollard and Ada Belle Cooper.
Hugh, Sr. and his siblings in birth order:
Edna F. Pollard (1891–1910)
Maude Pollard (1892–1983)
Grace Pollard (1894–)
HUGH EDWARD POLLARD, SR. (1895–1962)
Homer Pollard (1897–1936)
Gladys Pollard (1900–)
Hilda Elizabeth Pollard (1902–1968)
George Jefferson Pollard (1906–1946)
Roland England Pollard, Sr. (1912–1991)
June 5, 1917, 610 Avenue D, San Antonio, Texas, when he registered for WWI Draft, Hugh was 21, medium height and build, black hair, brown eyes, no baldness, had two brothers under 12 dependent on him, and was married to Jimmie Kate Foster, 14, (born 15 Jan 1903, Corsicana, TX), daughter of William Foster & Jennie Barker Church. Hugh was a Marker in a Laundry for C.S. Wommock, 617 Cherry Street, San Antonio, TX.
Hugh served in WWI from Texas, enlisting June 28, 1918 and discharged January 23, 1919 as a SGT, QMC (Quartermaster Corps), School for Bakers & Cooks, Camp MacArthur, TX,
His military gravestone was received in Page by American Legion Post #73, and Page Cemetery was called "American Legion Cemetery", Page, Arizona on the application.
In 1926, Hugh had been married about nine years to Jimmie Kate (Foster) Pollard and worked as a Helper, Collin Street Bakery; their residence at 1201 W. 14th Avenue, Corsicana, Texas, with younger brother George & their widowed mother, Ada Pollard. Younger brother, Homer (Carrie) Pollard, Salesman at same bakery, lived nearby at 1100 W. 14th Ave.
In 1924, Hugh and Jimmie were living at 634 N 10th, Corsicana, Texas, and he and Homer were both working as a Salesmen at Collin Street Bakery. Their widowed mother was living in her own home at 512 N. 11th.
Possibly a relative:
Ray H. Pollard, Carpenter, Rooms 415 S. 13th.
1930 Census, (rental/$20/month)
703 S. 15th, Corsicana, TX:
Hugh Pollard 33, Baker, Bakery, TX/TX/TX
married age 23
Jimmie K Pollard 26, wife, TX/TX/TX
married, age 16
George J Pollard 22, brother, Baker, Bakery, OK/TX/TX
Roland E Pollard 17, brother, TX/TX/TX
After his long (at least 13 years) marriage to Jimmie Kate Foster with no children, he was remarried in 1931 to Lucille,and 2-3 more times with no children until he was married in Texas to his last wife, "Page Pioneer" Dorothy Grace Wallace, during WWII, and they had three children.
In 1931, Hugh, Lucille, and his brother George J., both Bakers at Collin Street Bakery, were living together at 111 S. 29th, Corsicana, TX.
1920 Census, Hugh & Jimmie were boarders on W. 5th Avenue, Corsicana, TX, and Hugh was a Baker, Bakery.
Jan 16, 1920 Census, 215 W. 5th Ave, Corsicana, TX
Some of Hugh's siblings were living with his widowed mother and older sister (both "Heads" of this house):
Ada Pollard 49, Widow
Grace Pollard Hanks 25, Married
Hilda Pollard 17, Recorder, Laundry
George Pollard 13
Roland Pollard 8
In 1915, Hugh, his parents and siblings,, were all living at 407 N. 11th, Corsicana, TX; his dad was Foreman, Corsicana Dray & Transportation Company; Hugh, Baker, Collin St. Bakery; Edward, Teamster; Homer, Driver for Moses Levi; Maude, Operator, Corsicana Telephone Company. Possible relation: William T. (Annie E.) Pollard, residing at 623 N. Beaton.
In 1913, Hugh, his parents and siblings, were all living at 317 N. 11th, Corsicana, TX; Hugh was a Helper at the Collin St. Bakery; his dad was a Foreman, Edward, Teamster, R.M. Lockhart; Grace & Maude, Operators, Corsicana Telephone Company; Homer, Driver, Prine & Butler.
There is no record of Hugh's dad after 1915, and his mother was widowed by at least 1920 and was living at 209 S. 15th St., Corsicana, TX, when she died at age 56 yrs., 10 mos., 27 days of uremia, daughter of Andy Cooper & Elizabeth Grimes, both natives of TX.
1910 Census, Hugh and siblings were living in Corsicana, TX, with two single men who both worked at a Livery Stable:
George Rogers 35, White, TX/TX/TX
William Bliew 40, Black, TX/TX/TX
Maud Pollard 17
Grace Pollard 16, Operator, Telephone Co.
Hugh Pollard 14, Messenger, Telephone Co.
Homer Pollard 12
Gladys Pollard 10
Hilda Pollard 8
George Pollard 4
1900 Census, 711 Parse Ave, Corsicana, TX
Ed Pollard 36
Ada J Pollard 30 TX/TN/TN
Edna F Pollard 9
Maud Pollard 8
Grace Pollard 6
Hugh Pollard 4
Homer Pollard 3
Gladys Pollard 3/12
His son is designated "JR" on the Page Cemetery list.
Husband of Dorothy G. Pollard of Page, Arizona.
Hugh, Sr.'s family were all "Page Pioneers", the 8th family to arrive in 1957, helping to birth "America's Last Frontier" -- Page, Arizona.
Hugh Pollard, Sr., 87, formerly of Corsicana, Texas, died of a stroke on September 27, 1962, in Page, Arizona.
Funeral services were held Monday, Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. from the First Christian church in Page. Military graveside services were conducted by the American Legion. Pollard had resided at Page for five years and was a security guard for Merritt-Chapman and Scott. Prior to that time, he was a cook at Lake Mohave, Arizona for four years. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy; a son, Hugh Edward, Jr. '65; and two daughters, Dorothy Ann '67 and Linda Susan Pollard '71, all of Page; two sisters, Mrs. W. S. Gordon and Mrs. Joe Riley, both of Dallas, TX; a brother, Roland Pollard, Lubbock, TX; and other relatives. Pollard was active in the Johnson-Wiggins Post No. 22, American Legion post of Corsicana, Texas, and was connected with the Collin Street Bakery in Corsicana for many years.
Son of James Edwin Pollard and Ada Belle Cooper.
Hugh, Sr. and his siblings in birth order:
Edna F. Pollard (1891–1910)
Maude Pollard (1892–1983)
Grace Pollard (1894–)
HUGH EDWARD POLLARD, SR. (1895–1962)
Homer Pollard (1897–1936)
Gladys Pollard (1900–)
Hilda Elizabeth Pollard (1902–1968)
George Jefferson Pollard (1906–1946)
Roland England Pollard, Sr. (1912–1991)
June 5, 1917, 610 Avenue D, San Antonio, Texas, when he registered for WWI Draft, Hugh was 21, medium height and build, black hair, brown eyes, no baldness, had two brothers under 12 dependent on him, and was married to Jimmie Kate Foster, 14, (born 15 Jan 1903, Corsicana, TX), daughter of William Foster & Jennie Barker Church. Hugh was a Marker in a Laundry for C.S. Wommock, 617 Cherry Street, San Antonio, TX.
Hugh served in WWI from Texas, enlisting June 28, 1918 and discharged January 23, 1919 as a SGT, QMC (Quartermaster Corps), School for Bakers & Cooks, Camp MacArthur, TX,
His military gravestone was received in Page by American Legion Post #73, and Page Cemetery was called "American Legion Cemetery", Page, Arizona on the application.
In 1926, Hugh had been married about nine years to Jimmie Kate (Foster) Pollard and worked as a Helper, Collin Street Bakery; their residence at 1201 W. 14th Avenue, Corsicana, Texas, with younger brother George & their widowed mother, Ada Pollard. Younger brother, Homer (Carrie) Pollard, Salesman at same bakery, lived nearby at 1100 W. 14th Ave.
In 1924, Hugh and Jimmie were living at 634 N 10th, Corsicana, Texas, and he and Homer were both working as a Salesmen at Collin Street Bakery. Their widowed mother was living in her own home at 512 N. 11th.
Possibly a relative:
Ray H. Pollard, Carpenter, Rooms 415 S. 13th.
1930 Census, (rental/$20/month)
703 S. 15th, Corsicana, TX:
Hugh Pollard 33, Baker, Bakery, TX/TX/TX
married age 23
Jimmie K Pollard 26, wife, TX/TX/TX
married, age 16
George J Pollard 22, brother, Baker, Bakery, OK/TX/TX
Roland E Pollard 17, brother, TX/TX/TX
After his long (at least 13 years) marriage to Jimmie Kate Foster with no children, he was remarried in 1931 to Lucille,and 2-3 more times with no children until he was married in Texas to his last wife, "Page Pioneer" Dorothy Grace Wallace, during WWII, and they had three children.
In 1931, Hugh, Lucille, and his brother George J., both Bakers at Collin Street Bakery, were living together at 111 S. 29th, Corsicana, TX.
1920 Census, Hugh & Jimmie were boarders on W. 5th Avenue, Corsicana, TX, and Hugh was a Baker, Bakery.
Jan 16, 1920 Census, 215 W. 5th Ave, Corsicana, TX
Some of Hugh's siblings were living with his widowed mother and older sister (both "Heads" of this house):
Ada Pollard 49, Widow
Grace Pollard Hanks 25, Married
Hilda Pollard 17, Recorder, Laundry
George Pollard 13
Roland Pollard 8
In 1915, Hugh, his parents and siblings,, were all living at 407 N. 11th, Corsicana, TX; his dad was Foreman, Corsicana Dray & Transportation Company; Hugh, Baker, Collin St. Bakery; Edward, Teamster; Homer, Driver for Moses Levi; Maude, Operator, Corsicana Telephone Company. Possible relation: William T. (Annie E.) Pollard, residing at 623 N. Beaton.
In 1913, Hugh, his parents and siblings, were all living at 317 N. 11th, Corsicana, TX; Hugh was a Helper at the Collin St. Bakery; his dad was a Foreman, Edward, Teamster, R.M. Lockhart; Grace & Maude, Operators, Corsicana Telephone Company; Homer, Driver, Prine & Butler.
There is no record of Hugh's dad after 1915, and his mother was widowed by at least 1920 and was living at 209 S. 15th St., Corsicana, TX, when she died at age 56 yrs., 10 mos., 27 days of uremia, daughter of Andy Cooper & Elizabeth Grimes, both natives of TX.
1910 Census, Hugh and siblings were living in Corsicana, TX, with two single men who both worked at a Livery Stable:
George Rogers 35, White, TX/TX/TX
William Bliew 40, Black, TX/TX/TX
Maud Pollard 17
Grace Pollard 16, Operator, Telephone Co.
Hugh Pollard 14, Messenger, Telephone Co.
Homer Pollard 12
Gladys Pollard 10
Hilda Pollard 8
George Pollard 4
1900 Census, 711 Parse Ave, Corsicana, TX
Ed Pollard 36
Ada J Pollard 30 TX/TN/TN
Edna F Pollard 9
Maud Pollard 8
Grace Pollard 6
Hugh Pollard 4
Homer Pollard 3
Gladys Pollard 3/12
Father of Hugh Edward Pollard, Jr. (1946-2003).
His son is designated "JR" on the Page Cemetery list.
Husband of Dorothy G. Pollard of Page, Arizona.
Hugh, Sr.'s family were all "Page Pioneers", the 8th family to arrive in 1957, helping to birth "America's Last Frontier" -- Page, Arizona.
Hugh Pollard, Sr., 87, formerly of Corsicana, Texas, died of a stroke on September 27, 1962, in Page, Arizona.
Funeral services were held Monday, Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. from the First Christian church in Page. Military graveside services were conducted by the American Legion. Pollard had resided at Page for five years and was a security guard for Merritt-Chapman and Scott. Prior to that time, he was a cook at Lake Mohave, Arizona for four years. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy; a son, Hugh Edward, Jr. '65; and two daughters, Dorothy Ann '67 and Linda Susan Pollard '71, all of Page; two sisters, Mrs. W. S. Gordon and Mrs. Joe Riley, both of Dallas, TX; a brother, Roland Pollard, Lubbock, TX; and other relatives. Pollard was active in the Johnson-Wiggins Post No. 22, American Legion post of Corsicana, Texas, and was connected with the Collin Street Bakery in Corsicana for many years.
Son of James Edwin Pollard and Ada Belle Cooper.
Hugh, Sr. and his siblings in birth order:
Edna F. Pollard (1891–1910)
Maude Pollard (1892–1983)
Grace Pollard (1894–)
HUGH EDWARD POLLARD, SR. (1895–1962)
Homer Pollard (1897–1936)
Gladys Pollard (1900–)
Hilda Elizabeth Pollard (1902–1968)
George Jefferson Pollard (1906–1946)
Roland England Pollard, Sr. (1912–1991)
June 5, 1917, 610 Avenue D, San Antonio, Texas, when he registered for WWI Draft, Hugh was 21, medium height and build, black hair, brown eyes, no baldness, had two brothers under 12 dependent on him, and was married to Jimmie Kate Foster, 14, (born 15 Jan 1903, Corsicana, TX), daughter of William Foster & Jennie Barker Church. Hugh was a Marker in a Laundry for C.S. Wommock, 617 Cherry Street, San Antonio, TX.
Hugh served in WWI from Texas, enlisting June 28, 1918 and discharged January 23, 1919 as a SGT, QMC (Quartermaster Corps), School for Bakers & Cooks, Camp MacArthur, TX,
His military gravestone was received in Page by American Legion Post #73, and Page Cemetery was called "American Legion Cemetery", Page, Arizona on the application.
In 1926, Hugh had been married about nine years to Jimmie Kate (Foster) Pollard and worked as a Helper, Collin Street Bakery; their residence at 1201 W. 14th Avenue, Corsicana, Texas, with younger brother George & their widowed mother, Ada Pollard. Younger brother, Homer (Carrie) Pollard, Salesman at same bakery, lived nearby at 1100 W. 14th Ave.
In 1924, Hugh and Jimmie were living at 634 N 10th, Corsicana, Texas, and he and Homer were both working as a Salesmen at Collin Street Bakery. Their widowed mother was living in her own home at 512 N. 11th.
Possibly a relative:
Ray H. Pollard, Carpenter, Rooms 415 S. 13th.
1930 Census, (rental/$20/month)
703 S. 15th, Corsicana, TX:
Hugh Pollard 33, Baker, Bakery, TX/TX/TX
married age 23
Jimmie K Pollard 26, wife, TX/TX/TX
married, age 16
George J Pollard 22, brother, Baker, Bakery, OK/TX/TX
Roland E Pollard 17, brother, TX/TX/TX
After his long (at least 13 years) marriage to Jimmie Kate Foster with no children, he was remarried in 1931 to Lucille,and 2-3 more times with no children until he was married in Texas to his last wife, "Page Pioneer" Dorothy Grace Wallace, during WWII, and they had three children.
In 1931, Hugh, Lucille, and his brother George J., both Bakers at Collin Street Bakery, were living together at 111 S. 29th, Corsicana, TX.
1920 Census, Hugh & Jimmie were boarders on W. 5th Avenue, Corsicana, TX, and Hugh was a Baker, Bakery.
Jan 16, 1920 Census, 215 W. 5th Ave, Corsicana, TX
Some of Hugh's siblings were living with his widowed mother and older sister (both "Heads" of this house):
Ada Pollard 49, Widow
Grace Pollard Hanks 25, Married
Hilda Pollard 17, Recorder, Laundry
George Pollard 13
Roland Pollard 8
In 1915, Hugh, his parents and siblings,, were all living at 407 N. 11th, Corsicana, TX; his dad was Foreman, Corsicana Dray & Transportation Company; Hugh, Baker, Collin St. Bakery; Edward, Teamster; Homer, Driver for Moses Levi; Maude, Operator, Corsicana Telephone Company. Possible relation: William T. (Annie E.) Pollard, residing at 623 N. Beaton.
In 1913, Hugh, his parents and siblings, were all living at 317 N. 11th, Corsicana, TX; Hugh was a Helper at the Collin St. Bakery; his dad was a Foreman, Edward, Teamster, R.M. Lockhart; Grace & Maude, Operators, Corsicana Telephone Company; Homer, Driver, Prine & Butler.
There is no record of Hugh's dad after 1915, and his mother was widowed by at least 1920 and was living at 209 S. 15th St., Corsicana, TX, when she died at age 56 yrs., 10 mos., 27 days of uremia, daughter of Andy Cooper & Elizabeth Grimes, both natives of TX.
1910 Census, Hugh and siblings were living in Corsicana, TX, with two single men who both worked at a Livery Stable:
George Rogers 35, White, TX/TX/TX
William Bliew 40, Black, TX/TX/TX
Maud Pollard 17
Grace Pollard 16, Operator, Telephone Co.
Hugh Pollard 14, Messenger, Telephone Co.
Homer Pollard 12
Gladys Pollard 10
Hilda Pollard 8
George Pollard 4
1900 Census, 711 Parse Ave, Corsicana, TX
Ed Pollard 36
Ada J Pollard 30 TX/TN/TN
Edna F Pollard 9
Maud Pollard 8
Grace Pollard 6
Hugh Pollard 4
Homer Pollard 3
Gladys Pollard 3/12
His son is designated "JR" on the Page Cemetery list.
Husband of Dorothy G. Pollard of Page, Arizona.
Hugh, Sr.'s family were all "Page Pioneers", the 8th family to arrive in 1957, helping to birth "America's Last Frontier" -- Page, Arizona.
Hugh Pollard, Sr., 87, formerly of Corsicana, Texas, died of a stroke on September 27, 1962, in Page, Arizona.
Funeral services were held Monday, Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. from the First Christian church in Page. Military graveside services were conducted by the American Legion. Pollard had resided at Page for five years and was a security guard for Merritt-Chapman and Scott. Prior to that time, he was a cook at Lake Mohave, Arizona for four years. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy; a son, Hugh Edward, Jr. '65; and two daughters, Dorothy Ann '67 and Linda Susan Pollard '71, all of Page; two sisters, Mrs. W. S. Gordon and Mrs. Joe Riley, both of Dallas, TX; a brother, Roland Pollard, Lubbock, TX; and other relatives. Pollard was active in the Johnson-Wiggins Post No. 22, American Legion post of Corsicana, Texas, and was connected with the Collin Street Bakery in Corsicana for many years.
Son of James Edwin Pollard and Ada Belle Cooper.
Hugh, Sr. and his siblings in birth order:
Edna F. Pollard (1891–1910)
Maude Pollard (1892–1983)
Grace Pollard (1894–)
HUGH EDWARD POLLARD, SR. (1895–1962)
Homer Pollard (1897–1936)
Gladys Pollard (1900–)
Hilda Elizabeth Pollard (1902–1968)
George Jefferson Pollard (1906–1946)
Roland England Pollard, Sr. (1912–1991)
June 5, 1917, 610 Avenue D, San Antonio, Texas, when he registered for WWI Draft, Hugh was 21, medium height and build, black hair, brown eyes, no baldness, had two brothers under 12 dependent on him, and was married to Jimmie Kate Foster, 14, (born 15 Jan 1903, Corsicana, TX), daughter of William Foster & Jennie Barker Church. Hugh was a Marker in a Laundry for C.S. Wommock, 617 Cherry Street, San Antonio, TX.
Hugh served in WWI from Texas, enlisting June 28, 1918 and discharged January 23, 1919 as a SGT, QMC (Quartermaster Corps), School for Bakers & Cooks, Camp MacArthur, TX,
His military gravestone was received in Page by American Legion Post #73, and Page Cemetery was called "American Legion Cemetery", Page, Arizona on the application.
In 1926, Hugh had been married about nine years to Jimmie Kate (Foster) Pollard and worked as a Helper, Collin Street Bakery; their residence at 1201 W. 14th Avenue, Corsicana, Texas, with younger brother George & their widowed mother, Ada Pollard. Younger brother, Homer (Carrie) Pollard, Salesman at same bakery, lived nearby at 1100 W. 14th Ave.
In 1924, Hugh and Jimmie were living at 634 N 10th, Corsicana, Texas, and he and Homer were both working as a Salesmen at Collin Street Bakery. Their widowed mother was living in her own home at 512 N. 11th.
Possibly a relative:
Ray H. Pollard, Carpenter, Rooms 415 S. 13th.
1930 Census, (rental/$20/month)
703 S. 15th, Corsicana, TX:
Hugh Pollard 33, Baker, Bakery, TX/TX/TX
married age 23
Jimmie K Pollard 26, wife, TX/TX/TX
married, age 16
George J Pollard 22, brother, Baker, Bakery, OK/TX/TX
Roland E Pollard 17, brother, TX/TX/TX
After his long (at least 13 years) marriage to Jimmie Kate Foster with no children, he was remarried in 1931 to Lucille,and 2-3 more times with no children until he was married in Texas to his last wife, "Page Pioneer" Dorothy Grace Wallace, during WWII, and they had three children.
In 1931, Hugh, Lucille, and his brother George J., both Bakers at Collin Street Bakery, were living together at 111 S. 29th, Corsicana, TX.
1920 Census, Hugh & Jimmie were boarders on W. 5th Avenue, Corsicana, TX, and Hugh was a Baker, Bakery.
Jan 16, 1920 Census, 215 W. 5th Ave, Corsicana, TX
Some of Hugh's siblings were living with his widowed mother and older sister (both "Heads" of this house):
Ada Pollard 49, Widow
Grace Pollard Hanks 25, Married
Hilda Pollard 17, Recorder, Laundry
George Pollard 13
Roland Pollard 8
In 1915, Hugh, his parents and siblings,, were all living at 407 N. 11th, Corsicana, TX; his dad was Foreman, Corsicana Dray & Transportation Company; Hugh, Baker, Collin St. Bakery; Edward, Teamster; Homer, Driver for Moses Levi; Maude, Operator, Corsicana Telephone Company. Possible relation: William T. (Annie E.) Pollard, residing at 623 N. Beaton.
In 1913, Hugh, his parents and siblings, were all living at 317 N. 11th, Corsicana, TX; Hugh was a Helper at the Collin St. Bakery; his dad was a Foreman, Edward, Teamster, R.M. Lockhart; Grace & Maude, Operators, Corsicana Telephone Company; Homer, Driver, Prine & Butler.
There is no record of Hugh's dad after 1915, and his mother was widowed by at least 1920 and was living at 209 S. 15th St., Corsicana, TX, when she died at age 56 yrs., 10 mos., 27 days of uremia, daughter of Andy Cooper & Elizabeth Grimes, both natives of TX.
1910 Census, Hugh and siblings were living in Corsicana, TX, with two single men who both worked at a Livery Stable:
George Rogers 35, White, TX/TX/TX
William Bliew 40, Black, TX/TX/TX
Maud Pollard 17
Grace Pollard 16, Operator, Telephone Co.
Hugh Pollard 14, Messenger, Telephone Co.
Homer Pollard 12
Gladys Pollard 10
Hilda Pollard 8
George Pollard 4
1900 Census, 711 Parse Ave, Corsicana, TX
Ed Pollard 36
Ada J Pollard 30 TX/TN/TN
Edna F Pollard 9
Maud Pollard 8
Grace Pollard 6
Hugh Pollard 4
Homer Pollard 3
Gladys Pollard 3/12
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