Louis Pillot was a single man who died from consumption at the age of 45 years and five months, according to his Oak Hill death record held at History San Jose. I believe he was either a younger brother or a cousin of Julian Pillot, a French-American wine merchant, who is also buried in this cemetery. Based on Louis' age and the age of Julian's wife, he would not have been Julian's son. He is buried a plot owned by "Yocco Brothers;" Clement Yocco and Alfred Friant were the executers of his estate, whereby he willed all his property to San Jose Lodge 34 I.O.O.F.
Louis Pillot was a single man who died from consumption at the age of 45 years and five months, according to his Oak Hill death record held at History San Jose. I believe he was either a younger brother or a cousin of Julian Pillot, a French-American wine merchant, who is also buried in this cemetery. Based on Louis' age and the age of Julian's wife, he would not have been Julian's son. He is buried a plot owned by "Yocco Brothers;" Clement Yocco and Alfred Friant were the executers of his estate, whereby he willed all his property to San Jose Lodge 34 I.O.O.F.
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