Son of James Benjamin and Mary Alice (Shuff) Shallard. Saw active service in the First World War and was twice recommended for the Military Cross. After the war, he was a local conservative politican in Islington. He and his wife, Mabel Cheesewright, lived first at Montpelier House, Brecknock Road; and then at High Tree, Cannons' Drive, Edgware, London. Shallard's only sister, Hilda May, sang with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in London for a time and, widowed in the Second World War, emigrated to the United States.
Son of James Benjamin and Mary Alice (Shuff) Shallard. Saw active service in the First World War and was twice recommended for the Military Cross. After the war, he was a local conservative politican in Islington. He and his wife, Mabel Cheesewright, lived first at Montpelier House, Brecknock Road; and then at High Tree, Cannons' Drive, Edgware, London. Shallard's only sister, Hilda May, sang with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in London for a time and, widowed in the Second World War, emigrated to the United States.
