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2. James #1 (4437) Joseph[2] LLOYD (David 1st & others, 1).
Born, circa 1795. Died, 22 Apr 1834, in NB (Parish of Kent,
Carleton County). Occupation: farmer. #4437.
Note: Etta may have James Joseph & James A. LLOYD mixed up.
Probate Car Co Reel F-1332 Vol 2) #11: James A. LLOYD (probably same person as
James Joseph), farmer - March 1835 to Mary LLOYD, Psh Kent, Carleton
Co., widow & Wm. SHARPE
He married Maryann WILL.
Christened, 1 Oct 1821 (Anglican Records Roll F1094 as adult
- no marriage found). #4445.
Children:
4 i. James #2[3].
ii. Emma. Born, 3 Nov 1820. Christened, 1 Oct 1821
(or 11 Sept 1826 - Anglican). #4446.possible wife of Thomas DOBSON
iii. Alice Hinsley. Born, 11 Mar 1828.
Christened, 17 Jun 1830 (Psh Kent Anglican Reel F1094).
She married Walter Wilkinson. #4450.[no text]
5 iv. "Sarah" or Sally.
v. Mary #3. Christened, 11 Sep 1826 (Anglican).
#4447.[no text]
vi. Agnes Simpson. Christened, 11 Sep 1826
(Psh Kent Anglican). #4448.Anne McGann has him down as BROWN,
not BURNS. nothing else known
vii. Joseph Burns/Brown. Christened,
11 Sep 1826 (Anglican). #4449.
Anne McGann has her as HINSLEY, not KINSLEY nothing else known.
If she married I guess it would have been 1851-1855. I did not find a
Wilkinson in the Carleton Co. Census of 1851 nor did I find anyone with
a wife names Alice or Agnes in Kent in 1851. However, there was an Alice
LLOYD dau of James & Phoebe & granddaughter of Charles who was 8 in the 1881
census. She may be the one married in 1891-1899. Mary Lloyd DOBSON
named two of her daughters Alice & Agnes.
6 viii. Samuel.
3. Charles #1 Jr.[2] LLOYD (David 1st & others, 1).
Born, circa 1798. #4438.#4438: Charles LLOYD & wife Mary & 10
children were in Psh Brighton in 1851.
In 1861 Charles LLOYD had crops in Psh Peel. Mrs. Cecelia LLOYD
refers in her undated letter to Jane Hayward-Haywood of Charlie LLOYD.
He married Maryann WILL, 23 Mar 1829, in Wakefield NB
(Wit Thomas RIDEOUT & Hannah T. W. LLOYD Wakefield #162).
Christened, 1 Oct 1821 (Anglican Records Roll F1094 as
adult - no marriage found). #4445: This Mary married 2nd to William JONES.
Could this be Etta's Sarah LLOYD's mother?
Children:
i. Gideon[3]. He married Cecelia Rideout,
26 Jul 1877. #4470:
Marriage: LLYOD, Gideon, Peel (spelled llYod)
_________ 26 July 1877 by B. Colpitts
_________ RIDEOUT Cecelia, Brighton
end Lloyd Second Generation
THIRD GENERATION
4. James #2[3] LLOYD (James #1 (4437) Joseph, 2). Born,
circa 1818. #4452:
no VR found; age 63 in Kent Parish in 1881 with wife Hannah #2 - Free
Baptist of Irish origin (also in 1851 census with JONES
He married, first, Elizabeth (Mrs.) Burpee, 25 Feb
1845, in Woodstock NB (both from Psh of Wakefield -
Carleton County Marriage Records). #4453. [no text]
He married, second, Hannah Broad. Born, 1833.
#4454. Vol 20 1862-1863 - Vital statistics from Newspapers "The Religious
Intelligencer" Aug. 17, 1855 - m - in Kent, Carleton Co. 6th inst by
Rev. Charles Bell: James LOYDES & Miss Hannah Broad
Children:
i. Hubert[4]. Born, 1856. #4467.[no text]
ii. Ratchford. Born, 1858 (or b 1856). Died,
11 Aug 1920 (64 yr 4 mo). #4468.[no text]
iii. Mariah. Born, 1860. #4469.[no text]
5. "Sarah" or Sally[3] LLOYD (James #1 (4437) Joseph, 2).
Born, 15 Apr 1830. Died, 18 May 1865, in Lansdowne NB.
Christened, 17 Jun 1830 (of Psh Kent Anglican).
Individual flags: *ANCESTOR. #918.
Sometimes "Sally" is nick-name for "Sarah"
no VR; was age Believe "Sally" d/o James #1 Joseph LLOYD & Mary #1 is also
known as "Sarah", mother of Jane May Hayward - possibly found later living
with mother Mary & 2nd husband William JONES as Sarah
Thomas Hayward was married to Martha NEVERS on 5 Oct. 1861 (ref Carleton
County Marriage Records, Book A, page 542 at Brighton, Car. Co., NB)
However, quote Carleton Sentinel issue of 20 June 1863,
ref. reel #5, M418: "NOTICE. As my wife Martha has left my bed & board without any
just cause or provocation this is to forbid any person or persons trusting her on
my account, as I shall pay no debts of her contracting. Brighton, June 10, 1863,
THOS. HAYWARD". This notice probably explains why Martha NEVERS
was not Jane's mother.
Quote from Carleton Sentinel issue of 17 June 1865: "CAUTION
All persons are forbid purchasing or negotiating a Note of Hand,
drawn by the subscriber in favour of Thomas Hayward, dated the 9th
day of June 1865 payable six months from date, for $30. The
said note having been obtained through fraud, payment will be resisted.
JARVIS STONE Woodstock June 10"
Len Haywood has a letter from Mrs. Cecelia LLOYD, Peel, CC NB
written to her niece, Jane Mae HAYWARD HAYWOOD, in reply to
Jane's letter to her inquiring as to who her mother was as Jane
understood that her mother was Sarah LLOYD. Although we do not
have Jane's letter to Cecelia, if one reads between the lines,
it confirms that Jane's mother was Sarah LLOYD. Cecelia
has not put year in that she wrote this letter but she says,
"They were married here. I know who married them. When your
mother died your father's brother took you. Melvin HAYWARD.
Your Charles LLOYD (uncle) may know; he is to Caribou. Write
to Thomas RIDEOUT. He will know. He lives to
Glassville. I remember when they came home when they was married.
I think you was born about year afterwards."
In 1851 census, Carleton Co., NB, there is listed in household of
JONES William Sr. b 1811
JONES Mary ______ b 1800
"LOYD" James ____ b 1820 Irish step-son of Wm Jones LOYD
"LOYD" Sarah_____ b 1830* step-dau of Wm Jones -infirm
"LOYD" Samuel ___ b 1833 _step-son of Wm Jones
plus their own children:
_________________________JONES Elizabeth_ 15
_________________________JONES Petience __11
_________________________JONES William #2 _5
*This MAY be my Sarah LLOYD who married Thomas HAYWARD, which would
make her mother name "Mary" born 1800, a widow who married Wm. Jones. What
was her first husband's name? If this is our Sarah, then she had two
brothers, James b 1820 & Samuel b 1833 & Sarah b 1830 - infirm. .
Mr. Fred
Burnett, Peel, says there were three LLOYD brothers: 1) ? probably
Sarah's father; 2) Gideon married Cecelia (letter above); 3) Charles.
Mr. Burnett says the LLOYD who applied for a land grant, died
before 1809, his widow ____ married again to __TOMPKINS before
she took this land grant.
There is a LLOYD burial lot on premises of Earle Hallett (his
son,__lives there now) but no tombstones, in Peel, property is
farm above Burnett, Peel (was original land grant). Charlie
LLOYD's daughter is Pearl LLOYD.
Etta does not know if Thomas & Martha divorced, or if Martha
died, or if Thomas & Sarah LLOYD were legally married or not.
Augusta & Bridgewater, Maine have no marriage records (destroyed
by fire prior to
1890's).
Ref: Daryl Hunter: LLOYD David's heirs were Charles Jr. born 1798,
James, Hannah, Winslow.
She married Thomas HAYWARD, son of George #3-884
HAYWARD and Miriam #1-893 Amelia SEWELL, circa 1864 (?).
Born, 20 Apr 1834, in Lincoln NB (Sunbury Co). Died in
Spokane WA. Individual flags: *ANCESTOR. #896.
Thomas moved to Ashland, Car. Co., NB in 1836, age 2. He
married 1st 5 Oct. 1861 (ref Car. Co. Marriage Records, Book A,
page 542 at Brighton, Car. Co., NB. to Martha C. Nevers. This
information also in The Nevers Family book by George H. Hayward
1991 P88 HIST. 929.2 NEV. No Sarah Lloyd in this book.
Quote from Carleton Sentinel issue of June 20, 1863, ref. reel #5, M418:
"NOTICE: As my wife Martha has left my bed & board without
any just cause or provocation this is to forbid any person or
persons trusting her on my account, as I shall pay no debts of
her contracting.
Brighton, June 10, 1863,
THOS. HAYWARD""
This notice probably explains while Martha (Nevers) was not Jane's mother.
Thomas married Sarah Lloyd. Cannot locate any birth record of her, nor
marriage document, or date of death or buriel. See LLOYD. Sarah died in
childbirth & Thomas Hayward left his infant daughter, Jane Mae Hayward, with
his brother, Melvin & Hannah Hayward in Ashland to bring up.
Quote from Carleton Sentinel issue of June 17, 1865:
"CAUTION: All persons are forbid purchasing or negotiating a Note of
Hand, drawn by the subscriber in favour of Thomas Hayward, dated the 9th
day of June 1865 payable six months from date, for $30. The said note
having been obtained through fraud, payment will be resisted. JARVIS STONE
Woodstock June 10" .
This supports the theory that Thomas was on-the-run when he left here.
It is believed that he went west to Washington State, had a son, died
there & supposedly left an estate of more than $75,000.oo, but his daughter
Jane was to receive her share but somehow a relative said he would look
after her interests but she did not receive her inheritance. (I wonder who
that could be!)
"TOM THE TERRIBLE" - a Thomas Hayward slung a stove cover which killed
a man, & Tom left the area."
Child of Sarah LLOYD & Thomas HAYWARD:
7 i. Jane May[4].
6. Samuel[3] LLOYD/LOID (James #1 (4437) Joseph, 2).
Born, circa 1833, in NB. Occupation: farmer.#4451:
no VR found; was age 49 in Kent Parish in 1881 with wife Sarah. A
Cal. Baptist of Irish descent (also of Irish descent in 1851 census living
with Wm. JONES)
1861 census, house #345 LOID Samuel m head 28 1833 NB farmer
LOID Sarah f wife 20 1841
LOID Linson m son 8mo 1860
MONQUART: LLOYD Jeremiah & Sydney, James & Samuel - farmers
He married Sarah 4455. Born, 1841. #4455.[no text] Child:
i. Linson[4]. Born, 1860, in NB. #4466.[no text]
end Lloyd Third Generation
End of Lloyd Second Third Generation
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