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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Gloucestershire => Topic started by: chrismon on Wednesday 02 December 09 13:36 GMT (UK)
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George was my G.G.Grandfather who married Mary Singleton at Whittingham N.S.W. 13-6-1840.The info so far.
1842 insolvency - Gov. Gazette .
1846 licencee Bush Inn Black Creek N.S.W.
1848 Innkeeper Lochinvar N.S.W.
1848 Living in Auckland N.Z.
1850,s Storekeeper U.K
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1854 Working on " Preble" U.S.navy warship.
1866/7 Partnership Lloyd & Coughlan storekeepers Singleton N.S.W.
(not known if in Australia at that time.)
1877 " Whampoa" Arrived in Melbourne Australia 16-7-1877
1891 Census living as boarder in Bristol retired storekeeper
1901 Census living with nephew( also George Lloyd )& his wife
Susannah at 74 Egerton Rd. Horefield Bristol.
widower , living on own means.
1907 death At above address
Mr Alfred Sellway of Berkley Rd. Accountant Bishopston & Mr Arthur Maggs of Tower Hill St. Phillips Corn Factor Executors
Beneficary Susan Lloyd - niece- all I possess including the title deeds of five tenements in Castle Green Terrace freehold, let to
No 1 Mr Pearce 5/ weekly
No 2 Mr Perry 4/6 "
No 3 Mrs Pike 5/ "
No 4 Mr Lockyear 5/ "
No Mr Holloy 4/6 "
Will dated 21-4-1906
Probate 25-5-1908
On the Parish record of his baptism pge.65, 29-9-1816 St. Paul Bristol his parents are Ann & Thomas Fathers occupation Millwright
abode Church ? St. Philip,s
Does anyone have info on his parents please ?
Thank you :)Chrismon :)
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Found this family which must be yours:
Thomas Lloyd
m
Ann Davis
Children:
Mary Ann Lloyd
Harriet Lloyd
Elizabeth Lloyd
Thomas Lloyd 1808 –
Caroline Lloyd 1814 –
George Lloyd 1815 –
Rachel Lloyd 1819 – 1829
Frederick Lloyd 1820 – 1820
Charles Lloyd 1822
All children christened St Paul's except Charles who was christened St Phillip & St Jacob.
In 1841 I found children Eliza 25, Caroline 20 and Charles 15 living Jacob St, Charles is an Engineer
HO107/375/1
No sign of parents on the 1841, or marriage, birth etc - I'll keep looking.
Incidently St Paul's Church is 5 minutes away from me, I'll check for gravestones next time I walk through - although many were moved a few years ago when the church and grounds were restored and developed.
Regards,
Lee
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Hi Lee Thanks so much for your interest.I certainly hope it,s the same family.So many of the family names keep coming through. The only query I have is the ages of the children in 1841. Can,t check Elizabeth, but Caroline should be 27 years & Charles 19 years or am I reading it wrong.? regards Chris :)
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You're right of course, to be cautious about the ages - although I do find the 1841 a bit confusing with it's rounding down and such like, maybe this will swing it for you?
1851 Bristol St Phillip & St Jacob
4 Broad Plain
Thomas Loyd Head 43 Mar Master Iron Founder Employing 9 Men 2 Boys b. Bristol
Jane " Wife 47 " "
Charles " Bro 29 U Engineer "
Thomas " Son 21 " Moulder "
Henry " " 19 " Engineer
Sarah " Dau 18 " Dress Maker
William " Son 16 Bookbinder
MaryAnn " Dau 14
George " Son 9 Scholar
HO107/1954/691/40
So Charles, right age this time, is an engineer as in 1841. Head of family Thomas corresponds with Thomas from your family AND Thomas's son George is most probably nephew George that your G.G.Grandfather lives with when he returns to Bristol. :)
Still no more information on parents but I'm working on it...
Regards,
Lee
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Many thanks Lee,really looking good this time. In the 1850,s George (1815) was a Storekeeper in UK. Wonder if he was in business with any of the family , or solitary. I suppose it,s too much to ask about photos .So far I haven,t been able to find any here ,very camera shy or visibly unbecoming !! regards Chris :)
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I share George Lloyd as an ancestor and still living in the Singleton Area. I do have details of his father's marrage prior to the birth of Thomas his brother, plus some details of his brothers family in Bristol. My research does show George Lloyd arriving in Australia in 1838, 1856 but I have little details of his return to the UK. I did photograph his "digs" (1891) in Bristol and the house where he died (1907).
There are numerous entries of his vovages to Sydney from Newcastle and I beleive details of the produce he sold in Sydney.
I have reasonably strong records of his Australian family plus his sons Family Bible - George Benjamin Lloyd.
While in Bristol I did find copies of records associated with the family plus some details of life in Bristol during the period 1815 to 1840 through the Bristol local directory.
The Lloyd family foundry no longer exists but the area can be view in Bristol. The Castle Green Terrace Houses were demolished I believed for road work.
Your reference to the US navy ship "Preble" is interesting.
Coughlan was a brother-in-law I believe married to one of Singleton's daughters so it would be logical for the two to be in partnership. Tracing Singleton's influence around the Hunter reveal's strong ties with hotels via son-in-laws, direct relations and even a brother making spirits!
George Lloyd is referred to in Benjamin Singleton's will!
George Lloyd's father is a little gent unknown at the moment as I have spent some time without any conclusive evidience of his death and why he is not recorded on the census returns.
My father was charge by some members of the Australian Lloyd's at one stage with finding out more of George Lloyd's life in Bristol but the Second World War prevented a start on this project. Fortunately most of the data I have assembled is available via newspapers and local data bases.
I hope these comments are of some interest
lancell
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Thomas LLOYD Married Ann DAVIS, 12 November 1805, St Pauls, Bristol, Gloucester, England
THOMAS Lloyd was Christened to a Thomas/Ann 12 June 1808, St Pauls
(Source of both Familysearch.Org)
Could Thomas have died just before Charles was born/christened?
Charles LLOYD, Chrsitened 13 Oct 1822 as LeeHall found earlier
BURIALS,
Thomas LLOYD, 08 Sept 1822, Age 49, Birth 1773, Death Place, Bristol, Gloucester
OR;
02 April 1841, Age 62, Birth 1779, burial place, Bristol, Glous
+ a possible for Ann;
ANN Lloyd, Age 58, 11 Sept 1836, Birth c 1778, event place, Bristol, St Paul, Portland Square, Glous
Trish :)
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Trish,
Thank you for the data. I did pick up Thomas (son of Ann/Thomas) was 21 months old when entry at St Pauls was made. This placed his birth in 1806.
I had opted for the 1841 death of Thomas but this is probably wrong.
Thank you agsain for the data.
lancell
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Hi,
I am just reading all the comments about the Lloyd family. I work at a property in Broad Plain, Bristol where I looked up the history of the residents and I am pretty sure it is the same family.
I am really keen to know more if you are able to share it? We have named each room in the property after the residents - Baker, Carpenter, Loyd and Colborne. I note that we have a different spelling of Loyd though.
This is what I found out from Bristol archives on the family that lived where I know work.
First name(s) Last name Relationship Marital status Sex Age Birth year Occupation Birth place
Thomas Loyd Head Married Male 43 1808 Master iron founder employing 9 men & 2 boys Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
Jane Loyd Wife Married Female 47 1804 - Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
Charles Loyd Brother Unmarried Male 29 1822 Engineer Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
Thomas Loyd Son Unmarried Male 21 1830 Moulder Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
Henry Loyd Son Unmarried Male 19 1832 Engineer Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
Sarah Loyd Daughter Unmarried Female 18 1833 Dress maker Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
William Loyd Son Unmarried Male 16 1835 Book binder Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
Mary Ann Loyd Daughter Unmarried Female 14 1837 - Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
George Loyd Son - Male 9 1842 Scholar Bristol, Gloucestershire, England
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks