Lloyd family further papers and pictorial material, 1859-1916

MLMSS 9931/Folder 1
MLMSS 9931/Box 2X

fonds

1859-1916

Textual Records, Graphic Materials, Photographs

1382336

0.03 metres of textual material and 1 photograph (1 folder, 1 outsize box) - chiefly manuscript and photocopies

Charles William Lloyd (1830-1919) was born in Shropshire, England. In 1854 he joined his brother in managing William Charles Wentworth’s Burburgate stations on the Liverpool Plains. In 1858 he formed Lloyd Bros with his two brothers, Edward and John and was appointed a magistrate of the territory. Charles retired to Sydney in 1863 and two years later married Rachel Campbell. He continued to own pastoral properties and in the 1870s became a councillor of the Agricultural Society and a founding member of the Linnean Society.

Reference: Library Correspondence File

Family correspondence including letters received by Charles William Lloyd, 1859-1903 and by Rachel Lloyd, 1874-1886. They discuss family matters, the health of family and friends, as well as the activities of their friends and acquaintances. Also includes photocopies of additional letters received by Charles William Lloyd, 1862-1902 and by Rachel Lloyd, 1874-1877.

Charles Lloyd's copy of the solicitor's financial accounts, 12 October, 1901.

Some genealogical notes, and a photocopy of the Lloyd coat of arms.

3 postcards from Leonard Lloyd to his sister while he was serving with the armed forces in Egypt, 1916

Photograph of drawing titled 'Tarriaro - 1.5 miles from Narrabri / C. W. LL 1908'. Signed verso 'Kathleen M. L. Lloyd 1959' and includes inscription '...one of the Lloyd Bros. stations...'.

Box 2X contains original documents including:
Memorandum relating to Establishments on Liverpool Plains: The Burburgate, The Manilla and The Gundermaine stations;
Commission of Charles Richard Lloyd as 2nd Lieutenant, 1915;
Indedenture of Charles Campbell Lloyd as apprentice architect, 1890;
Manuscript notes on geaneology of the Lloyd family in England

Out of copyright: Creator died before 1955 - applies to photograph
Copyright status:: In copyright - applies to manuscript material
Research & study copies allowed: Author has been deceased for more than 50 years
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