Dallard is used as a family name or surname in Ireland, France, England. It is 7 characters long in length.
A variant form of Allard. A corruption, it is said, of the Anglo-Saxon, personal name Æthelwald, but Elard occurs in Domesday as a tenant of Earl Godwin in the time of the Confessor. "The name flourished in Winchelsea from the Conqueror's days." Collins. Cooper's Winchelsea.
Surname is a form of Alard. A corruption, it is said, of the Anglo-Saxon, personal name Æthelwald, but Elard occurs in Domesday as a tenant of Earl Godwin in the time of the Confessor. "The name flourished in Winchelsea from the Conqueror's days." Collins. Cooper's Winchelsea.
A variant of Allard. Descendant of Alard which means noble, hard.
Lastname is variation of Allardyce. "This family", says Nisbet, "got a charter from King William, of the lands of Albrethis in the sheriffdom of Kincardine, now Allardice, which has ever since been the surname of the family."
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Immigrants to US
From Germany
Adam Dallard was 19 years old when he migrated to USA on March 25, 1851. He lived in Bavaria where he worked as farmer and took Saint Denis from Havre.