Billy Sire is described in FIAPBT individual record 6902. This male appears as the sire of Small’s Billy. His individual pedigree names Lane Billy as sire but leaves the dam position empty. The separate published historical account retained in this dossier names Yorkshire’s Mean Queen Bess there; the omission in this individual page does not erase that account.
Pedigree according to published sourcesKnown positions: 8 / 30 · distinct ancestor records: 8Counts describe this view, not evidence reliability. Conflicted and unknown positions remain unfilled.
Counts apply only to this mode, selected branch and depth. Repeated ancestors occupy multiple positions; photographs and awards do not affect completeness.
COI requires reviewed public parentage. Unknown ancestors are not verified founders.
No ancestors recorded in this view
Known positions: 0/30 · Distinct ancestors: 0
Coverage by generation
Generation 1
Known
0/2
Not documented
2
Generation 2
Known
0/4
Not documented
4
Generation 3
Known
0/8
Not documented
8
Generation 4
Known
0/16
Not documented
16
Counts apply only to this mode, selected branch and depth. Repeated ancestors occupy multiple positions; photographs and awards do not affect completeness.
Sire and dam branches · permanent IDs on every visible record
Editorial evidence is separate from accepted ancestry. Original records and prior revisions are retained.
Billy Sire is described in FIAPBT individual record 6902. This male appears as the sire of Small’s Billy. His individual pedigree names Lane Billy as sire but leaves the dam position empty. The separate published historical account retained in this dossier names Yorkshire’s Mean Queen Bess there; the omission in this individual page does not erase that account.
Published identity
Source-reported
FIAPBT record 12598 names Billy Sire in the published partial ancestry of Charlie Lloyd's Pilot and links individual record 6902. This is a source-reported identity and parent context; independent confirmation, missing generations, dates, sex, country and current ownership are not established.
FIAPBT pedigree catalog · Catalog record · Accessed
One inspected user-contributed source table with seven explicit occupied positions; linked individual FIAPBT pages are the same catalog, not independent confirmation. Historical identity/parent links are reported, not accepted genealogy. Unknown generations, dates, sex, country and ownership are not inferred.
GameDogs user-contributed pedigree database · Catalog record · Accessed
Pilot63670 explicitly names Billy Sire and Yorkshire Mean Queen Bess in its paternal branch. Queen Bess448299 reciprocally lists Billy Sire as offspring; her own parents match the already-published Sullivan reference. The Darby Kit to Pincher branch on the same Pilot page is excluded as cyclic and chronologically incoherent. Contributor-entered catalog reports, not independent documentary verification. Only this explicit maternal link is adopted; original versions remain. No inferred sex, birth country or accepted genealogy/COI change.
Public contributor-entered individual record; originalHTML/SHA256captured2026-10-23. Source-reported fields/familycontext, notindependentconfirmation, acceptedgenealogy or currentownership. Male/R.Smallownerexplicit. CommentBILLYWASBREDINENGLAND supportsbreedingdocumentedplaceEnglandnotbirth/rearing/country/year. BillySire6902/Beauty6901parents. Pilot12598namesSmallBillysire/Kitdam.
Sources and review details
Historical dog record
Reported evidence
Publication identifies a historical dog; it does not verify ancestry.
Historical notes
Editorial notes are retained in their original language.
Source-reported identity from exact FIAPBT12598 pedigree positions, linked record 6902. Published external ID and explicit parent context retained; no name-only merge, unsupported dates, country, current ownership or accepted-genealogy claim. Exact individual FIAPBT6902 page SHA-256 80c7261c82c66df46f2e526b49ec8e8cfebe3aec7234b97247de6e3667a6e528 agrees with the root identity/parent context. The source tree fills only seven of thirty positions; missing ancestors remain unknown.