Lloyd C Bird was a Virginia State Senator, born in Valley Center, Highland, VA. He was a teacher at the Medical College of Virginia until 1925 when he partnered with Morris Phipps to start Phipps & Bird. This was a business that provided a source of laboratory apparatus, chemicals and other products for scientific education. 1952 and 1953, he was president of Virginia Academy of Science and was elected in 1972 as a "Fellow of the Virginia Academy of Science." L C Bird High School in Chesterfield County, Virginia is named after him. Most of this information came from Wikipedia.
Lloyd's parents were George Anson Bird and Mary Susan Campbell. He married Mrs Lucille Crutchfield.
Contributed by William DeCoursey (#46613311):
"Lloyd Campbell BIRD, age 83, of Chesterfield Co., VA, who served in the Virginia Senate for 28 years, died 20 April 1978, in Richmond, VA. He was elected to the Virginia Senate in 1943 and served for 28 years as a stalwart of the conservative Democratic "Byrd Machine" headed by the late Senator Harry F. BYRD, Sr. Lloyd BIRD was born 1 Aug 1894 in Valley Center in Highland Co., VA. He was the son of Anson BIRD (1863-1937) and Mary Susan (CAMPBELL) BIRD. Survivors included a son, George C. BIRD of Monterey; a daughter, Susan BLANCHARD of Richmond, and a step-daughter, Mrs. Charles BROWN of Waukegan, Ill." - Info from an obituary Clipping
Lloyd's parents were George Anson Bird and Mary Susan Campbell. He married Mrs Lucille Crutchfield.
Contributed by William DeCoursey (#46613311):
"Lloyd Campbell BIRD, age 83, of Chesterfield Co., VA, who served in the Virginia Senate for 28 years, died 20 April 1978, in Richmond, VA. He was elected to the Virginia Senate in 1943 and served for 28 years as a stalwart of the conservative Democratic "Byrd Machine" headed by the late Senator Harry F. BYRD, Sr. Lloyd BIRD was born 1 Aug 1894 in Valley Center in Highland Co., VA. He was the son of Anson BIRD (1863-1937) and Mary Susan (CAMPBELL) BIRD. Survivors included a son, George C. BIRD of Monterey; a daughter, Susan BLANCHARD of Richmond, and a step-daughter, Mrs. Charles BROWN of Waukegan, Ill." - Info from an obituary Clipping
Lloyd C Bird was a Virginia State Senator, born in Valley Center, Highland, VA. He was a teacher at the Medical College of Virginia until 1925 when he partnered with Morris Phipps to start Phipps & Bird. This was a business that provided a source of laboratory apparatus, chemicals and other products for scientific education. 1952 and 1953, he was president of Virginia Academy of Science and was elected in 1972 as a "Fellow of the Virginia Academy of Science." L C Bird High School in Chesterfield County, Virginia is named after him. Most of this information came from Wikipedia.
Lloyd's parents were George Anson Bird and Mary Susan Campbell. He married Mrs Lucille Crutchfield.
Contributed by William DeCoursey (#46613311):
"Lloyd Campbell BIRD, age 83, of Chesterfield Co., VA, who served in the Virginia Senate for 28 years, died 20 April 1978, in Richmond, VA. He was elected to the Virginia Senate in 1943 and served for 28 years as a stalwart of the conservative Democratic "Byrd Machine" headed by the late Senator Harry F. BYRD, Sr. Lloyd BIRD was born 1 Aug 1894 in Valley Center in Highland Co., VA. He was the son of Anson BIRD (1863-1937) and Mary Susan (CAMPBELL) BIRD. Survivors included a son, George C. BIRD of Monterey; a daughter, Susan BLANCHARD of Richmond, and a step-daughter, Mrs. Charles BROWN of Waukegan, Ill." - Info from an obituary Clipping
Lloyd's parents were George Anson Bird and Mary Susan Campbell. He married Mrs Lucille Crutchfield.
Contributed by William DeCoursey (#46613311):
"Lloyd Campbell BIRD, age 83, of Chesterfield Co., VA, who served in the Virginia Senate for 28 years, died 20 April 1978, in Richmond, VA. He was elected to the Virginia Senate in 1943 and served for 28 years as a stalwart of the conservative Democratic "Byrd Machine" headed by the late Senator Harry F. BYRD, Sr. Lloyd BIRD was born 1 Aug 1894 in Valley Center in Highland Co., VA. He was the son of Anson BIRD (1863-1937) and Mary Susan (CAMPBELL) BIRD. Survivors included a son, George C. BIRD of Monterey; a daughter, Susan BLANCHARD of Richmond, and a step-daughter, Mrs. Charles BROWN of Waukegan, Ill." - Info from an obituary Clipping
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