Article written by W.R. Jones of Judson Minnesota in which a visit by Richard Lloyd is mentioned, probably as his visit to the area was drawing to a close. Two of Richard Lloyd's family members are mentioned.
17 Dec 1896 Y Drych
http://newspapers.library.wales/view/3543033/3543035/11/parchedig%20lloyd%20caergybiGlimpse of The Past
2nd paragraph
And another thing: When the Rev. Richard Lloyd of Caergybi was here on a visit, he and his 2 cousins, John and Gabriel Lloyd came to our abode to see us one afternoon, spending a happy afternoon. I was pleased to see that the Rev. R. Lloyd had reached such an honourable position and that he held it so well. Mr. Lloyd is a gentleman in every sense, and people this way, say that no one did better than him in the Mankato Cymanfa and other parts in these neighbourhoods. I knew Mr Lloyd’s family well about fifty years ago, on his father’s and mother’s side in Anglesey - “the Mother of Wales,” respectable and religious people , mostly from the class of smallholders and craftsmen. But it was to this that we were drawing closer to when Mr Lloyd was with us on the afternoon in question it went (amongst other things ? rhyddfathiad ? impromptu or off the cuff mainly) into a conversation between us about the old days – when we started to live in Minnesota - when we had no houses or any business or religious conveniences & etc of any great worth here. While recounting our troubles to the Rev. R. Lloyd, his cousin, John Lloyd, suddenly said “Why didn’t you put things like that in the chapter “Judson that you put in the book “The Old Settlers. ” It would be more interesting to me than anything in it”.................
There seemes to have been 2 Gabriel Lloyds, one was a nephew (mentioned previously) and this one a cousin ?
