Individual Details

There must have been an eldest son named William A. Thomas Jr.
1920 Census, Prec 1, Dallas City, Dallas, TX
William A. Thomas, age 45, b. TX [born about 1875]
Katherine, wife, age 39, b. TX
Sibling Mayo, stepson, age 12, b. TX

Dallas Morning News, 4 Jan 1941
First Income Tax Payment
The first Federal income taxpayer of the year was C. S. Holderness, left [there was an accompanying picture], 6247 Richmond, vice-president of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association, who is pictured here paying the taxes for the association to Internal Revenue Collector W. A. Thomas, Friday. Individual blanks were placed in the mail during the night Thursday and individual payers will begin paying in a few days, Thomas predicted.
Note: These two men were first cousins once removed.


His name was actually William Albert Thomas. Texas Death Certificate #1458.
Residence was 4336 Avondale, Dallas - he had lived in Dallas for 35 years. He died at Baylor Hospital and was married. Born 28 Jul 1876, died 27 Jan 1946 - heart attack. He was an Internal Revenue Collector. His father was W. A. Thomas; his mother Mollie Nelson. Dick Rayburn of Dallas was the informant. He was buried Hillcrest Mausoleum, Dallas.

Birth	28 Jul 1876
Death	27 Jan 1946	Dallas, Dallas County, Texas

Father	William Alexander Thomas (1847 - 1926)
Mother	Mollie J. Nelson (1851 - 1926)
Sibling	Annie Thomas (1874 - )
Sibling	Mary C. Thomas (1879 - )
Sibling	Eddie B. Thomas (1882 - )
Sibling	Ira B. Thomas (1884 - 1904)
Sibling	Myrtle Thomas (1888 - )