Obituary: Bolivar NY Breeze, March 2, 1899
The Dispatch says that Stephen Pollard, Sr., died at his home in Belmont Feb. 20 at the age of 84. Mr. Pollard was born in Maine in 1815, and came to Amity about the time of the completion of the Erie railroad, and became one of the industrious and representative farmers of the town. He married Miss Lucy Pollard who died in 1856. He was again married to Mrs. Sarah Huntley. The surviving children by the first marriage are Oliver Pollard and Mrs. Charles Spaulding of Belmont. By the second marriage there survive Stephen A. Pollard Jr. and W. A. Pollard of Belmont and Lincoln Pollard of New York.
The Dispatch says that Stephen Pollard, Sr., died at his home in Belmont Feb. 20 at the age of 84. Mr. Pollard was born in Maine in 1815, and came to Amity about the time of the completion of the Erie railroad, and became one of the industrious and representative farmers of the town. He married Miss Lucy Pollard who died in 1856. He was again married to Mrs. Sarah Huntley. The surviving children by the first marriage are Oliver Pollard and Mrs. Charles Spaulding of Belmont. By the second marriage there survive Stephen A. Pollard Jr. and W. A. Pollard of Belmont and Lincoln Pollard of New York.
Obituary: Bolivar NY Breeze, March 2, 1899
The Dispatch says that Stephen Pollard, Sr., died at his home in Belmont Feb. 20 at the age of 84. Mr. Pollard was born in Maine in 1815, and came to Amity about the time of the completion of the Erie railroad, and became one of the industrious and representative farmers of the town. He married Miss Lucy Pollard who died in 1856. He was again married to Mrs. Sarah Huntley. The surviving children by the first marriage are Oliver Pollard and Mrs. Charles Spaulding of Belmont. By the second marriage there survive Stephen A. Pollard Jr. and W. A. Pollard of Belmont and Lincoln Pollard of New York.
The Dispatch says that Stephen Pollard, Sr., died at his home in Belmont Feb. 20 at the age of 84. Mr. Pollard was born in Maine in 1815, and came to Amity about the time of the completion of the Erie railroad, and became one of the industrious and representative farmers of the town. He married Miss Lucy Pollard who died in 1856. He was again married to Mrs. Sarah Huntley. The surviving children by the first marriage are Oliver Pollard and Mrs. Charles Spaulding of Belmont. By the second marriage there survive Stephen A. Pollard Jr. and W. A. Pollard of Belmont and Lincoln Pollard of New York.
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