Person:David Allard (1)

Name	David Allard
Gender	Male
Birth`^?`	9 Jul 1745	Rochester, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
Marriage		Rochester, Strafford, New Hampshire, United Statesto Lydia Berry
Military^[1]	From 8 Sep 1777 to 30 Nov 1777	New York, United States Combatant of Saratoga, Company of Capt. Daniel McDuffee in service w/Stark
Death`^?`	23 Nov 1831	Eaton, Carroll, New Hampshire, United States
Burial^[4]		Lakeview Cemetery, Freedom, Carroll, New Hampshire, United States

Mentioned in "A Early History of Porter Maine", as one of the original settlers.

References

↑ NH Rev War Rolls.

David Allard is listed among the men of Capt Daniel Mc Duffee;s Comp commanded by Col Stephen Evan . The Company marched to Bennington and Saratoga. He was enlisted from Sept 8 to Nov 30 1777
Merrill, Georgia Drew. History of Carroll County, New Hampshire. (Boston, Massachusetts: W. A. Fergusson & Co., 1889)
793.

"David Allard, the progenitor of the numerous family of that name, came from New Durham. His son, Captain Job Allard, settled in the south part early, and has many descendants. Stephen, James, Samuel and David were early settled in Albany after a short sojourn in Conway, and were prominent. They became owners of the mills built by Dolloff at the outlet of Walker's pond and at Conway. Henry Allard purchased the Colonel Glines place. He always lived in the neighborhood, had a large family, and died at an advanced age. Orren D. and Mayhew C. Allard, of Freedom, are descendants of Captain Job."
ALLARD, DAVID, in Daughters of the American Revolution. Genealogical Research System.
↑ David Allard, in Find A Grave.