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In page Christopher Billop:

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His second wife (licence issued February 11, 1773) was Jane Seaman, born January 16, 1754, died January 21, 1802 in New Brunswick, Canada, daughter of Benjamin Seaman and Elizabeth Mott, their children;

  • Louisa Billopp, who married United Empire Loyalist, John Wallace, Esq., Surveyor of Customs. Louisa's portrait was painted, c. 1816, by Robert Field (1769–1819) and was purchased by the Canadian government in 2006 from her descendant Kenneth Wallace.
  • Mary Billopp, was born in 1790 and became the second wife of Rev. Archdeacon Willis of Nova Scotia and died on April 11, 1834 at Halifax, Nova Scotia, aged 43. Descendants include Andrew Willis, James Willis, Robin Willis, Nigel Willis, Tim Willis and Kenneth Christopher Thompson.