Thanks to Judy Meador Sanders for the following obituary from the The Davis (Oklahoma) News, 27 Mar 1913:
J. W. Biard died at his home Friday, March 14, after a long illness, of pleurisy.
Mr. Biard was a native of Biardstown, Texas, a member of a very large family, after whom that place was named. He came to Sulphur in 1906, and has made this his home for the past seven years.
He was a Confederate veteran serving in the Eleventh Texas Company during the war until the famous battle of Gettysburg, where he was taken prisoner.
During the seven years Mr. Biard has been a resident of Sulphur he has made many friends.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday evening at 2 o'clock, by R. M. Estes. The remains were interred in the Oak Lawn cemetery. - Sulphur Post.
Thanks to Judy Meador Sanders for the following obituary from the The Davis (Oklahoma) News, 27 Mar 1913:
J. W. Biard died at his home Friday, March 14, after a long illness, of pleurisy.
Mr. Biard was a native of Biardstown, Texas, a member of a very large family, after whom that place was named. He came to Sulphur in 1906, and has made this his home for the past seven years.
He was a Confederate veteran serving in the Eleventh Texas Company during the war until the famous battle of Gettysburg, where he was taken prisoner.
During the seven years Mr. Biard has been a resident of Sulphur he has made many friends.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday evening at 2 o'clock, by R. M. Estes. The remains were interred in the Oak Lawn cemetery. - Sulphur Post.
Family Members
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Joseph V. Biard
1843–1862
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Tolbert Fanning "Tob" Biard
1844–1918
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Sam Houston Biard
1846–1901
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Harriet Elizabeth Jane "Hattie" Biard Poteet
1849–1938
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William Andrew Biard
1851–1851
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John Washington "Buster" Biard
1852–1938
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Quincy Moore Biard
1855–1857
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Martha Caroline Rebecca "Mattie" Biard
1857–1944
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Charles Henry Biard Sr
1861–1897
