Edward Varner Pollard was born on 18 Feb 1836 in White, Tennessee, United States, son of Edward Varner Pollard Sr (1799 - 1878) and Thairsa Jane (Pettis) Pettus (1802 - 1866).
Edward married Nancy Moore (~1838 - ).[1]
Their children were:
In the 1850 census Edward (age 14) was in White, Tennessee, United States.[2] Edward Pollard 51, Tersa Pollard 48, Isaac Pollard 20, Emily Pollard 18, Rufus Pollard 17, Edward Pollard 14, Thomas Pollard 12, Benjamin Pollard 11.
In the 1860 census Edward (age 22) was at 5th District, White, Tennessee, United States.[3] Edwerd V Pollerd 59, Thursey Pollerd 58, Edward Pollerd 22, Thomas Pollerd 21, Benjamin Pollerd 19, Lucey Clairbon 31.
In the 1870 census Edward (age 33) was the head of household in White, Tennessee, United States.[4] Edward B Pollard 33, Nancy Pollard 31, Zacariah Pollard 3, Mary A Pollard 2, Edward Pollard 13.
In the 1880 census E (age 44), Farmer, was the married head of household in District 5, Grainger, Tennessee, United States.[5] E. V. Pollard 44, wife Nancy Pollard 42, son Z. T. Pollard 15, daughter Mary Ann Pollard 12, son James P. Pollard 9, daughter Becca J. Pollard 7, son William I. Pollard 6, son Asberry T. Pollard 3, daughter Susan E. Pollard 0.
Edward died on 2 Feb 1893 in White aged 56. He is buried in Pollard - Norris Cemetery, White County, Tennessee.[6]
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