Son of David Billard and Sarah (Howell) Horton, husband of Mary Minerva Wells, whom he married on December 25, 1877 in Cutchogue, NY, and mother of Henry Osborn "Harry" (married Mabel Elizabeth Griffing), Mae Goldsmith (married Andrew Russell Brown), Hettie T. (married Wallace Bruce Merwin), and George Herbert Billard (married Marian R. Redhead).
In 1860, Thomas J. Billard, aged 10, was living in Southold, NY, post office Cutchogue, in the home of his parents, David Billard, aged 57, and Sarah Billard, aged 45, with siblings, Susan Billard, aged 16, and Sarah Billard, aged 7. His father was shown to be a farmer.
In 1870, Thomas Billard, aged 20, was living in Southold, NY, post office Cutchogue and Peconic, in the home of his parents, David Billard, aged 67, and Sarah Billard, aged 56, with his sister, Sarah Billard, aged 17. He was shown to be a farmer as was his father.
In 1880, Thomas J. Billard, aged 30, was living in Cutchogue, NY, with his wife, Mary M. Billard, aged 25, and son, Henry O. Billard, aged 8 months. Thomas was shown to be a school teacher.
In 1900, Thomas Billard, aged 49, was living in Southold, NY, with his wife, Mary Billard, aged 45, and children, Harry Billard, aged 20, May Billard, aged 15, Hettie Billard, aged 11, and Herbert Billard, aged 7. Thomas was shown to be a sexton.
In 1910, Thomas J. Billard, aged 60, was living on Northridge Street, Brookhaven, NY, with his wife, Mary M. Billard, aged 55, and their children, May G., aged 25, and Hettie T. Billard, aged 22. Thomas was shown to be a janitor at a church.
In 1915, Thomas Billard, aged 65, was living on Division Street, Patchogue, Brookhaven, NY, with his wife, Mary Billard, aged 60 in the home of his son-in-law, Russell Brown, aged 30, a salesman, and her daughter, May Brown, aged 30, and their son, Samuel Brown, aged 300 days (?).
In 1920, Thomas J. Billard, aged 69, was living in the home of his son, Harry O. Billard, aged 39, and his wife, Mabel M. Billard, and their children, Henry L. Billard, aged 9, and M. Elizabeth Billard, aged 6. His occupation was shown to be leisure.
In 1930, Thomas Jones Billard, aged 79, widowed, was living on North Main Street, Southampton, NY, in the home of his son, Henry Billard, aged 50, and his wife, Mabel Billard, aged 48, with their children, Henry Billard, aged 19, and Elizabeth Billard, aged 16. Also living in the household was housekeeper, Katherine Farrell, aged 47. His son, Henry, was shown to be an ambulance driver for a hospital.
Obituary - Thomas J. Billard, formerly of Cutchogue, died at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Billard, at Southampton, on May 26. Mr. Billard was 81 years of age. Funeral services and interment were held at Cutchogue. Besides his son, Harry, he leaves a son, George Billard, of Babylon; and two daughters, Mrs. A.R. Brown of Patchogue, and Mrs. Hetty T. Merwin, of Brooklyn.
(Note: The marriage record for his parents show his mother's maiden name as Horton, however, her stone says Howell.)
(Long Island Surnames; 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; 1915 New York State Census; The County review., June 04, 1931, Page 8; David Billard in the New York City, Marriages, 1600s-1800s)
In 1860, Thomas J. Billard, aged 10, was living in Southold, NY, post office Cutchogue, in the home of his parents, David Billard, aged 57, and Sarah Billard, aged 45, with siblings, Susan Billard, aged 16, and Sarah Billard, aged 7. His father was shown to be a farmer.
In 1870, Thomas Billard, aged 20, was living in Southold, NY, post office Cutchogue and Peconic, in the home of his parents, David Billard, aged 67, and Sarah Billard, aged 56, with his sister, Sarah Billard, aged 17. He was shown to be a farmer as was his father.
In 1880, Thomas J. Billard, aged 30, was living in Cutchogue, NY, with his wife, Mary M. Billard, aged 25, and son, Henry O. Billard, aged 8 months. Thomas was shown to be a school teacher.
In 1900, Thomas Billard, aged 49, was living in Southold, NY, with his wife, Mary Billard, aged 45, and children, Harry Billard, aged 20, May Billard, aged 15, Hettie Billard, aged 11, and Herbert Billard, aged 7. Thomas was shown to be a sexton.
In 1910, Thomas J. Billard, aged 60, was living on Northridge Street, Brookhaven, NY, with his wife, Mary M. Billard, aged 55, and their children, May G., aged 25, and Hettie T. Billard, aged 22. Thomas was shown to be a janitor at a church.
In 1915, Thomas Billard, aged 65, was living on Division Street, Patchogue, Brookhaven, NY, with his wife, Mary Billard, aged 60 in the home of his son-in-law, Russell Brown, aged 30, a salesman, and her daughter, May Brown, aged 30, and their son, Samuel Brown, aged 300 days (?).
In 1920, Thomas J. Billard, aged 69, was living in the home of his son, Harry O. Billard, aged 39, and his wife, Mabel M. Billard, and their children, Henry L. Billard, aged 9, and M. Elizabeth Billard, aged 6. His occupation was shown to be leisure.
In 1930, Thomas Jones Billard, aged 79, widowed, was living on North Main Street, Southampton, NY, in the home of his son, Henry Billard, aged 50, and his wife, Mabel Billard, aged 48, with their children, Henry Billard, aged 19, and Elizabeth Billard, aged 16. Also living in the household was housekeeper, Katherine Farrell, aged 47. His son, Henry, was shown to be an ambulance driver for a hospital.
Obituary - Thomas J. Billard, formerly of Cutchogue, died at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Billard, at Southampton, on May 26. Mr. Billard was 81 years of age. Funeral services and interment were held at Cutchogue. Besides his son, Harry, he leaves a son, George Billard, of Babylon; and two daughters, Mrs. A.R. Brown of Patchogue, and Mrs. Hetty T. Merwin, of Brooklyn.
(Note: The marriage record for his parents show his mother's maiden name as Horton, however, her stone says Howell.)
(Long Island Surnames; 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; 1915 New York State Census; The County review., June 04, 1931, Page 8; David Billard in the New York City, Marriages, 1600s-1800s)
Son of David Billard and Sarah (Howell) Horton, husband of Mary Minerva Wells, whom he married on December 25, 1877 in Cutchogue, NY, and mother of Henry Osborn "Harry" (married Mabel Elizabeth Griffing), Mae Goldsmith (married Andrew Russell Brown), Hettie T. (married Wallace Bruce Merwin), and George Herbert Billard (married Marian R. Redhead).
In 1860, Thomas J. Billard, aged 10, was living in Southold, NY, post office Cutchogue, in the home of his parents, David Billard, aged 57, and Sarah Billard, aged 45, with siblings, Susan Billard, aged 16, and Sarah Billard, aged 7. His father was shown to be a farmer.
In 1870, Thomas Billard, aged 20, was living in Southold, NY, post office Cutchogue and Peconic, in the home of his parents, David Billard, aged 67, and Sarah Billard, aged 56, with his sister, Sarah Billard, aged 17. He was shown to be a farmer as was his father.
In 1880, Thomas J. Billard, aged 30, was living in Cutchogue, NY, with his wife, Mary M. Billard, aged 25, and son, Henry O. Billard, aged 8 months. Thomas was shown to be a school teacher.
In 1900, Thomas Billard, aged 49, was living in Southold, NY, with his wife, Mary Billard, aged 45, and children, Harry Billard, aged 20, May Billard, aged 15, Hettie Billard, aged 11, and Herbert Billard, aged 7. Thomas was shown to be a sexton.
In 1910, Thomas J. Billard, aged 60, was living on Northridge Street, Brookhaven, NY, with his wife, Mary M. Billard, aged 55, and their children, May G., aged 25, and Hettie T. Billard, aged 22. Thomas was shown to be a janitor at a church.
In 1915, Thomas Billard, aged 65, was living on Division Street, Patchogue, Brookhaven, NY, with his wife, Mary Billard, aged 60 in the home of his son-in-law, Russell Brown, aged 30, a salesman, and her daughter, May Brown, aged 30, and their son, Samuel Brown, aged 300 days (?).
In 1920, Thomas J. Billard, aged 69, was living in the home of his son, Harry O. Billard, aged 39, and his wife, Mabel M. Billard, and their children, Henry L. Billard, aged 9, and M. Elizabeth Billard, aged 6. His occupation was shown to be leisure.
In 1930, Thomas Jones Billard, aged 79, widowed, was living on North Main Street, Southampton, NY, in the home of his son, Henry Billard, aged 50, and his wife, Mabel Billard, aged 48, with their children, Henry Billard, aged 19, and Elizabeth Billard, aged 16. Also living in the household was housekeeper, Katherine Farrell, aged 47. His son, Henry, was shown to be an ambulance driver for a hospital.
Obituary - Thomas J. Billard, formerly of Cutchogue, died at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Billard, at Southampton, on May 26. Mr. Billard was 81 years of age. Funeral services and interment were held at Cutchogue. Besides his son, Harry, he leaves a son, George Billard, of Babylon; and two daughters, Mrs. A.R. Brown of Patchogue, and Mrs. Hetty T. Merwin, of Brooklyn.
(Note: The marriage record for his parents show his mother's maiden name as Horton, however, her stone says Howell.)
(Long Island Surnames; 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; 1915 New York State Census; The County review., June 04, 1931, Page 8; David Billard in the New York City, Marriages, 1600s-1800s)
In 1860, Thomas J. Billard, aged 10, was living in Southold, NY, post office Cutchogue, in the home of his parents, David Billard, aged 57, and Sarah Billard, aged 45, with siblings, Susan Billard, aged 16, and Sarah Billard, aged 7. His father was shown to be a farmer.
In 1870, Thomas Billard, aged 20, was living in Southold, NY, post office Cutchogue and Peconic, in the home of his parents, David Billard, aged 67, and Sarah Billard, aged 56, with his sister, Sarah Billard, aged 17. He was shown to be a farmer as was his father.
In 1880, Thomas J. Billard, aged 30, was living in Cutchogue, NY, with his wife, Mary M. Billard, aged 25, and son, Henry O. Billard, aged 8 months. Thomas was shown to be a school teacher.
In 1900, Thomas Billard, aged 49, was living in Southold, NY, with his wife, Mary Billard, aged 45, and children, Harry Billard, aged 20, May Billard, aged 15, Hettie Billard, aged 11, and Herbert Billard, aged 7. Thomas was shown to be a sexton.
In 1910, Thomas J. Billard, aged 60, was living on Northridge Street, Brookhaven, NY, with his wife, Mary M. Billard, aged 55, and their children, May G., aged 25, and Hettie T. Billard, aged 22. Thomas was shown to be a janitor at a church.
In 1915, Thomas Billard, aged 65, was living on Division Street, Patchogue, Brookhaven, NY, with his wife, Mary Billard, aged 60 in the home of his son-in-law, Russell Brown, aged 30, a salesman, and her daughter, May Brown, aged 30, and their son, Samuel Brown, aged 300 days (?).
In 1920, Thomas J. Billard, aged 69, was living in the home of his son, Harry O. Billard, aged 39, and his wife, Mabel M. Billard, and their children, Henry L. Billard, aged 9, and M. Elizabeth Billard, aged 6. His occupation was shown to be leisure.
In 1930, Thomas Jones Billard, aged 79, widowed, was living on North Main Street, Southampton, NY, in the home of his son, Henry Billard, aged 50, and his wife, Mabel Billard, aged 48, with their children, Henry Billard, aged 19, and Elizabeth Billard, aged 16. Also living in the household was housekeeper, Katherine Farrell, aged 47. His son, Henry, was shown to be an ambulance driver for a hospital.
Obituary - Thomas J. Billard, formerly of Cutchogue, died at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Billard, at Southampton, on May 26. Mr. Billard was 81 years of age. Funeral services and interment were held at Cutchogue. Besides his son, Harry, he leaves a son, George Billard, of Babylon; and two daughters, Mrs. A.R. Brown of Patchogue, and Mrs. Hetty T. Merwin, of Brooklyn.
(Note: The marriage record for his parents show his mother's maiden name as Horton, however, her stone says Howell.)
(Long Island Surnames; 1860, 1870, 1880, 1900, 1910, 1920, 1930 US Federal Census; 1915 New York State Census; The County review., June 04, 1931, Page 8; David Billard in the New York City, Marriages, 1600s-1800s)
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