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1884 Baptised in Kings Areley, Worcester, son of [[Sampson Zachary Lloyd]] and his wife Eleanor<ref>BMD</ref> | 1884 Baptised in Kings Areley, Worcester, son of [[Sampson Zachary Lloyd]] and his wife Eleanor<ref>BMD</ref> | ||
1901 Sampson Z Lloyd 58, employer, manager of screw manufacturer public company, '''Francis Z Lloyd''' 31, employer, manager of tube manufacturer company, Thomas Z Lloyd 29, employer, manager of screw manufacturer public company, Eleanor H Lloyd 27, Constance M Lloyd 25, Edmund Lloyd 20, Katherine Lloyd 17<ref>1901 census</ref> | 1901 Sampson Z Lloyd 58, employer, manager of screw manufacturer public company, living in Areley Kings, with '''Francis Z Lloyd''' 31, employer, manager of tube manufacturer company, Thomas Z Lloyd 29, employer, manager of screw manufacturer public company, Eleanor H Lloyd 27, Constance M Lloyd 25, Edmund Lloyd 20, Katherine Lloyd 17<ref>1901 census</ref> | ||
Revision as of 16:36, 2 May 2017
Francis Zachary Lloyd (c1869-1920) of Weldless Steel Tubes
1869 Born in Wednesbury, son of Sampson Zachary Lloyd and his wife Eleanor
1871 John E Howard 63, manufacturing chemist, living in Tottenham, with Maria Howard 64, William D Howard 39, manufacturing chemist, and his married daughter, Eleanor Lloyd 26, Sarah C Lloyd 3, Francis Z Lloyd 1, Ernest S Lloyd 10 Months[1]
1884 Baptised in Kings Areley, Worcester, son of Sampson Zachary Lloyd and his wife Eleanor[2]
1901 Sampson Z Lloyd 58, employer, manager of screw manufacturer public company, living in Areley Kings, with Francis Z Lloyd 31, employer, manager of tube manufacturer company, Thomas Z Lloyd 29, employer, manager of screw manufacturer public company, Eleanor H Lloyd 27, Constance M Lloyd 25, Edmund Lloyd 20, Katherine Lloyd 17[3]
1921 Obituary [4]
FRANCIS ZACHARY LLOYD died on December 18, 1920, at Arley Hall, near Stourbridge, at the age of fifty-one.
He was chairman and managing director of Weldless Steel Tubes (Ltd.), of Birmingham. For his services in connection with the organisation of supplies during the war, he was created a C.B.E.
He was elected a member of the Iron and Steel Institute in 1920.
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ 1871 census
- ↑ BMD
- ↑ 1901 census
- ↑ 1921 Iron and Steel Institute: Obituaries