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George Pollard (abt. 1702 - abt. 1765)

George Pollard
Born about in Colony of Virginiamap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 1716 in Virginia, British Colonial Americamap
Descendants descendants
Died about at about age 63 in Amelia, Colony of Virginia map
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Biography

George was born about 1702. He passed away in 1765.

George Pollard came to Amelia County about 1736, and in July 1737 was granted a patent for 382 acres on Sandy Creek.[1] He may have been there earlier as a patent of June 1737 to John Harris states that it adjoins George Pollard; Patent Book 17, p. 314. "A Plat of the Land Patents of Amelia Co., Virginia", Amelia County Historical Committee, 1987, shows those two patents; they are in the westernmost portion of the county. George Pollard's patent is separated from the Appomattox River by only one other patent, and the Appomattox is the boundary between Amelia and Prince Edward counties. The patent is just east of present Farmville.

Burial

According to the family, George was buried on the family graveyard, Pollard Cemetery, in Sept 1765. [2] Find A Grave: Memorial #139560332

Sources

  1. Patent Book 7, p. 373: George Pollard, 393a, Amelia Co. adjacent John Radford, John Harris & Joel Meadows, Sandy Cr. (p. 374). 9 Jul 1737.
  2. Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/139560332/george-pollard : accessed 27 March 2022), memorial page for George Pollard (1702–Sep 1765), citing Pollard Cemetery, Rodophil, Amelia County, Virginia, USA ; Maintained by Rebecca Prillaman (contributor 47326376)
  • Page: Vol. 34, No. 4, Amelia Co., Virginia, Tithables, 1737, p. 346




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I've detached the recently added parents for whom there is no proof and reproposed the merge that had been set to unmerged match. The result needs PPP (Southern Colonies if they'll have him.)
posted on Pollard-2757 (merged) by Jillaine Smith
Pollard-2757 and Pollard-1218 appear to represent the same person because: Re-proposing this merge. They clearly represent the same person. The lower-numbered profile is sourced. I then strongly recommend PPP by Southern Colonies project to prevent changes to parental and spousal relationships.
posted by Jillaine Smith
See also https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/19779330/person/1790148373/facts; Father of Sussanne Pollard 1718-1774 and James Pollard 1734-1800. Son of Robert Pollard (1679 - 1712) and Elizabeth Baylor (1680-1712)
posted by Ken Vyhmeister
I've added Francis Pollard [Pollard-759] as a child. Although further documentation would be welcome, his age fits the Francis Pollard named as a tithable in the "Life of George Pollard" linked here.

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