Henry William Wallace ^{2 3}

   Another name for Henry was Henry H. Wallace.

  Research Notes:

This is probably the "Harry Wallace" reported as one of the original 12 settlers in Drayton, North Dakota. If that is the case, the following history is applicable to him:

From the "History of Drayton, ND" (http://draytonnd.com/living-in-drayton/history-of-drayton-nd/):
In late March 1878 a group of individuals met in Drayton, Ontario, Canada, for the purpose of planning their migration to the newly explored lands of the province of Manitoba. The decision was made to leave Drayton on April 10. The original party consisted of J. Walter Fawcett, his wife and child, Ezra Healy, his wife and child, Albert Wallace, Wesley Patmore, James Healy, Harry Wallace, and George W. Healy. This small group was joined enroute by Alexander McCrea, and they traveled by rail to a point 12 miles east of Grand Forks, ND. They had their baggage shipped to Fisher's Landing (then the northermost end of the railway), from which they traveled on foot and wagon through the Red River Valley to Pembina, ND. Impressed with the area, they decided to stay, and A. W. McCrea, as eldest man in the company was given the right to choose the spot for a new settlement. He chose the present location of Drayton, which was eventurally named for the settlers' Canadian hometown.
Within weeks of the first settlers' arrival, at least three cabins had been erected, and prairie was broken to begin farming on each of the claims selected by members of the little colony. The population was augmented by the arrival of other individuals attracted by letters from their settler friends, including Henry Healy, Frank Wallace, Rev. Almon Healy and his wife, A. W. McCrea's family, William Mills, Frank Healy, Robert Tweedlie, Nathan Upham, James Bellamy, T. U. Henry,l Ambrose Smith, Joseph Smith and his son D. K. Smith, R. B. Richardson, Isaac Mussel, and Charles, Frank, and Richard Edwards and their mother. ^{5 6}

  Death Notes:

Shot to death.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Census: Canada, 1871, Pilkington Twp, Wellington, Ontario, Canada. ⁷ Household ID 142
Hugh Wallace, M, 51, M, Scotch, W Methodist, est. b. 1820, Scotland
Margaret Wallace, F, 34, M, Scotch, W Methodist, 1826, England
Rebecca Wallace, F, 22, Scotch, W Methodist, 1849, Ont
Barbara Wallace, F, 20, Scotch, W Methodist, 1851, Ont
Elizabeth Wallace, F, 18, Scotch, W Methodist, 1853, Ont
George Wallace, M, 17, Scotch, W Methodist, 1854, Ont
Henry Wallace, M, 15, Scotch, W Methodist, 1856, Ont
Jane Wallace, F, 12, Scotch, W Methodist, 1859, Ont
Harriot Wallace, F, 9, Scotch, W Methodist, 1862, Ont
Benson J. F. Wallace, M, 7, Scotch, W Methodist, 1864, Ont
Alfred H. Wallace, M, 5, Scotch, W Methodist, 1866, Ont

• Census, 1881, Pilkington Twp, Wellington, Ontario, Canada.

• Residence: at time of marriage, 17 Feb 1882, Drayton, Pembina, Dakota Territory (North Dakota), United States.

• Census: U.S, 25 Jun 1900, Drayton, Pembina, North Dakota, United States. ⁸ Household:
Henry W. Wallace, head, W, M, Nov 1855, 44, M, 18, Canada Sc, Scotland, New York, 1878, horse dealer
Charlotte Wallace, wife, W, F, Jan 1860, 40, M, 18, Canada Eng, England, Canada, 1882
Edna H. Wallace, daughter, W, F, Jan 1883, 17, S, N Dakota
Hattie M. Wallace, daughter, W, F, Aug 1884, 15, S, N Dakota
Reginald L. Wallace, son, W, M, May 1887, 13, S, N Dakota
Earl S. Wallace, son, W, M, Mar 1891, 9, S, N Dakota
David Ariss, boarder, W, M, 1877, 23, S, Canada Eng, Canada, Canada, 1899, farm laborer
Louis Deering, boarder, W, M, Feb 1868, 32, S, Wisconsin, Germany, Germany, harness maker
William Morrison, boarder, W, M, 1872, 28, S, Canada Ir, Canada, Canada, collector
Hannah Berg, servant, W, F, 1882, 18, S, Minnesota, Sweden, Sweden, servant girl This event was shared with Charlotte Larter, Earl Stewart Wallace, Edna H. Wallace, Hattie M. Wallace, and Reginald Larter Wallace.

• Acquired: Homestead patent, 3 Jan 1882, Drayton, Pembina, Dakota Territory (North Dakota), United States. ⁹ One-quarter of section 11.

• Census: U.S, 25 Apr 1910, Drayton, Pembina, North Dakota, United States. ¹⁰ Household:
Henry W. Wallace, head, M, W, 54, M 1, 28, Canada, Scotland, don't know, banker, president
Charlot Wallace, wife, F, W, 50, M 1, 28, Canada, England, England
Hatte M. Wallace, daughter, F, W, 25, S, North Dakota

Henry married Charlotte Larter, daughter of Henry Larter and Elizabeth Ann Boulding, on 17 Jan 1882 in Pilkington Twp, Wellington, Ontario, Canada.¹ (Charlotte Larter was born in Jan 1860 in Pilkington Twp, Wellington, Canada West (Ontario), Canada, died in 1924 and was buried in Drayton Cemetery, Drayton, Pembina, North Dakota, United States ¹¹.)

  Marriage Notes:

Ceremony performed by E. B. Stephenson, most likely a Methodist minister since both bride and groom were Methodists. Witnessed by Jennie Wallace of Ponsonby (Henry's sister) and David Larter of Ponsonby (Charlotte's brother).

Henry's name is recorded as Henry H. Wallace in the Pilkington marriage register.