Stephen Pollard

He married first ANN (POLLARD) (last name not proven). On May 1, 1754, a deed is recorded from CONSTANT PERKINS and wife - to Joseph Pollard is the basis for this, but Joseph was a generation younger than Anne and Constant. It has been claimed that Ann was the daughter of Stephen Pollard and Ann Hughes and that the POLLARD family came from King and Queen County. As the records of King and Queen County have been destroyed, the evidence to support the claims will probably never be found. Anne was the mother of his children.

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Notes

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Pollard-135

A previous version of this profile claimed he was Stephan Joseph Pollard born about 1658, son of William Pollard and Mary Farmer. [1]. Research in 2018 by Kathie Forbes found no evidence of such a person nor any marriage to an Ann Hughes, nor any connection to Native Americans.

References

• Colonial Chesapeake Families British Origins and Descendants, Volume 1 By Harrison Dwight Cavanagh. < GoogleBooks > Ann Hughes and Stephen Pollard of King & Queen County.
• https://www.wikitree.com/g2g/654210/what-evidence-for-origins-hughe...
• Clarke, Mary Pollard. “The Will of Joseph Pollard of King and Queen County, Virginia.” The William and Mary Quarterly, vol. 2, no. 3, 1922, pp. 162–166. JSTOR, JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/1916064. Joseph names a daughter "Anne Taylor" in the will. In part the article says: "Joseph Pollard, the maker of the will here published, was a son of Robert Pollard, of King and Queen Co., Va, who received from the King a grant of land in St. Stephens Parish near Tuckahoe Swamp in said county. Joseph lived in King and Queen County until 1751 and them moved to Goochland.....He married Priscilla Hoomes, of Caroline....
• Shawnee Heritage lll