Bryan was the son of William & Sarah (Holmes) Lloyd, and was named after his maternal grandfather Bryan Holme.
He became the husband of Rachel E. (Scarth) Lloyd on 30 Jan 1855 in Dawn Mills, Ontario.
We read in the "Christian Guardian" newspaper of 7 Mar 1855:
"Jan. 30th, Bryan Lloyed (sic) & Rachel Scarth, at Dawn Mills, C. W. (Rev. W. Ames)"
They had 10 children, 6 surviving:
Sarah Ann (Mrs. Porter),
Gertrude (Mrs. Bell),
Walter (d. young),
George Drury,
Harry Leroy,
Susan Tabitha (Mrs. Kay),
Lyle Leslie,
and 3 others.
Bryan was a Lt. in the 24th Regiment, 6th Company, of the Canadian militia in 1866.
They had moved to Henry county, Illinois by about 1870, and except for a brief period in the mid 1880's in the Dakota Territory, lived their remaining lives there in Atkinson...
He became the husband of Rachel E. (Scarth) Lloyd on 30 Jan 1855 in Dawn Mills, Ontario.
We read in the "Christian Guardian" newspaper of 7 Mar 1855:
"Jan. 30th, Bryan Lloyed (sic) & Rachel Scarth, at Dawn Mills, C. W. (Rev. W. Ames)"
They had 10 children, 6 surviving:
Sarah Ann (Mrs. Porter),
Gertrude (Mrs. Bell),
Walter (d. young),
George Drury,
Harry Leroy,
Susan Tabitha (Mrs. Kay),
Lyle Leslie,
and 3 others.
Bryan was a Lt. in the 24th Regiment, 6th Company, of the Canadian militia in 1866.
They had moved to Henry county, Illinois by about 1870, and except for a brief period in the mid 1880's in the Dakota Territory, lived their remaining lives there in Atkinson...
Bryan was the son of William & Sarah (Holmes) Lloyd, and was named after his maternal grandfather Bryan Holme.
He became the husband of Rachel E. (Scarth) Lloyd on 30 Jan 1855 in Dawn Mills, Ontario.
We read in the "Christian Guardian" newspaper of 7 Mar 1855:
"Jan. 30th, Bryan Lloyed (sic) & Rachel Scarth, at Dawn Mills, C. W. (Rev. W. Ames)"
They had 10 children, 6 surviving:
Sarah Ann (Mrs. Porter),
Gertrude (Mrs. Bell),
Walter (d. young),
George Drury,
Harry Leroy,
Susan Tabitha (Mrs. Kay),
Lyle Leslie,
and 3 others.
Bryan was a Lt. in the 24th Regiment, 6th Company, of the Canadian militia in 1866.
They had moved to Henry county, Illinois by about 1870, and except for a brief period in the mid 1880's in the Dakota Territory, lived their remaining lives there in Atkinson...
He became the husband of Rachel E. (Scarth) Lloyd on 30 Jan 1855 in Dawn Mills, Ontario.
We read in the "Christian Guardian" newspaper of 7 Mar 1855:
"Jan. 30th, Bryan Lloyed (sic) & Rachel Scarth, at Dawn Mills, C. W. (Rev. W. Ames)"
They had 10 children, 6 surviving:
Sarah Ann (Mrs. Porter),
Gertrude (Mrs. Bell),
Walter (d. young),
George Drury,
Harry Leroy,
Susan Tabitha (Mrs. Kay),
Lyle Leslie,
and 3 others.
Bryan was a Lt. in the 24th Regiment, 6th Company, of the Canadian militia in 1866.
They had moved to Henry county, Illinois by about 1870, and except for a brief period in the mid 1880's in the Dakota Territory, lived their remaining lives there in Atkinson...
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BRYAN LLOYD,
NOV. 9, 1831,
APR. 19, 1906.
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RACHEL
HIS WIFE
AUG. 22, 1837,
AUG. 16, 1922.
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LLOYD
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