While still living at home and unmarried, Richard, 23, was required to register for the draft during the war. He did so on June 5, 1917. His home address on his registration card was 192 Pearl Street in Gardner. He reported that he was a silversmith and that his employer was "The Blanchards". The registrar described him as tall with a slender build with both brown eyes and hair.
Census information:
1920 possibly on Pearl St. but most likely on Blanchard Pl. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Richard Blanchard, 26, silversmith at a silver shop, and his wife, Dorothy, 21. When their son, Richard, Jr., was born on June 11, 1920 their address was 38 Blanchard Place.
1930 at 11122 Riverside Dr. (owners) in Los Angeles, CA: Richard B. Blanchard, 36, silversmith (silver pewter), Dorothy F., 31, etcher (silver pewter), children: Richard B., 9, Rolfe F., 8, Alden L., 6, and Frederick G., 3.
1940 possibly on Pearl St. or Blanchard Pl. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Richard Blanchard, 46, laborer at a stove factory, Dorothy, 41, self-employed music teacher, Richard, Jr., 19, laborer at a carriage shop, Rolfe, 18, Aldin, 16, and Frederic, 14.
Census information:
1920 possibly on Pearl St. but most likely on Blanchard Pl. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Richard Blanchard, 26, silversmith at a silver shop, and his wife, Dorothy, 21. When their son, Richard, Jr., was born on June 11, 1920 their address was 38 Blanchard Place.
1930 at 11122 Riverside Dr. (owners) in Los Angeles, CA: Richard B. Blanchard, 36, silversmith (silver pewter), Dorothy F., 31, etcher (silver pewter), children: Richard B., 9, Rolfe F., 8, Alden L., 6, and Frederick G., 3.
1940 possibly on Pearl St. or Blanchard Pl. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Richard Blanchard, 46, laborer at a stove factory, Dorothy, 41, self-employed music teacher, Richard, Jr., 19, laborer at a carriage shop, Rolfe, 18, Aldin, 16, and Frederic, 14.
While still living at home and unmarried, Richard, 23, was required to register for the draft during the war. He did so on June 5, 1917. His home address on his registration card was 192 Pearl Street in Gardner. He reported that he was a silversmith and that his employer was "The Blanchards". The registrar described him as tall with a slender build with both brown eyes and hair.
Census information:
1920 possibly on Pearl St. but most likely on Blanchard Pl. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Richard Blanchard, 26, silversmith at a silver shop, and his wife, Dorothy, 21. When their son, Richard, Jr., was born on June 11, 1920 their address was 38 Blanchard Place.
1930 at 11122 Riverside Dr. (owners) in Los Angeles, CA: Richard B. Blanchard, 36, silversmith (silver pewter), Dorothy F., 31, etcher (silver pewter), children: Richard B., 9, Rolfe F., 8, Alden L., 6, and Frederick G., 3.
1940 possibly on Pearl St. or Blanchard Pl. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Richard Blanchard, 46, laborer at a stove factory, Dorothy, 41, self-employed music teacher, Richard, Jr., 19, laborer at a carriage shop, Rolfe, 18, Aldin, 16, and Frederic, 14.
Census information:
1920 possibly on Pearl St. but most likely on Blanchard Pl. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Richard Blanchard, 26, silversmith at a silver shop, and his wife, Dorothy, 21. When their son, Richard, Jr., was born on June 11, 1920 their address was 38 Blanchard Place.
1930 at 11122 Riverside Dr. (owners) in Los Angeles, CA: Richard B. Blanchard, 36, silversmith (silver pewter), Dorothy F., 31, etcher (silver pewter), children: Richard B., 9, Rolfe F., 8, Alden L., 6, and Frederick G., 3.
1940 possibly on Pearl St. or Blanchard Pl. (owners) in Gardner, MA: Richard Blanchard, 46, laborer at a stove factory, Dorothy, 41, self-employed music teacher, Richard, Jr., 19, laborer at a carriage shop, Rolfe, 18, Aldin, 16, and Frederic, 14.
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