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Blanchard, Porter (1788-1871)

Name:
Blanchard, Porter (1788-1871)
Title:
Member, Concord Mechanic's Association 1828
Born:
08/16/1788
Birthplace:
Amherst, NH
Died:
05/25/1871
Death Location:
Concord, NH
Residence:
Amherst (now Milford), NH
Concord, NH 1806-
Salisbury, NH
Nationality:
American
Occupation:
Cabinetmaker
Drum maker
Churnmaker "Blanchard churn" shipped worldwide by "Porter Blanchard's Sons"
Father:
Blanchard, Augustus
Mother:
Lovewell, Bridget
Spouse:
Anne (Nancy) Stickney Souther, November 4, 1810, Concord, NH
Children:
Charles P., born March 4, 1812
Notes:
Son, Charles P. Blanchard, advertised in 1839 the C.P. Blanchard and Co.'s Pulpit and Couch Manufactory as "successor to Porter Blanchard" (Plain & Elegant; Rich & Common, NHHS, 1978).

After Porter Blanchard's death, the manufacture of churns was continued by "Porter Blanchard's Sons," who are known to have shipped them around the world. (Plain & Elegant; Rich & Common, NHHS, 1978).

Ezra S. Stearns, Editor. Genealogical and Family History of the State of New Hampshire... Volume II. (New York: Lewis Publishing Company, 1908), 785.

"Men in Business on Main Street," New-Hampshire Statesman, Concord, NH, January 20, 1865, 2.

"Death Notice," The New England Farmer, Boston, Massachusetts, June 3, 1871.
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