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John Thomas LLoyd

BirthJanuary 1846 - Clenchwarton, Norfolk, England
DeathMar 1933 - Wisbech, Norfolk, England
MotherElizabeth Loyd/LLoyd
FatherBenjamin Loyd/Lloyd

Born in Clenchwarton, Norfolk, England on January 1846 to Benjamin Loyd/Lloyd and Elizabeth Loyd/LLoyd. John Thomas LLoyd married Susannah Cullen and had 7 children. He passed away on Mar 1933 in Wisbech, Norfolk, England.

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Benjamin Loyd/lloyd
1805 - 1867
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Elizabeth Loyd/lloyd
1813 - 1898
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Susannah Cullen
1844 - 1939
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Clara Lloyd
1874 - Unknown
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William Lloyd
1873 - Unknown
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Emily Lloyd
1880 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Lloyd
1879 - Unknown
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Herbert Lloy'd
1877 - Unknown
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Harry George Lloyd
1868 - 1941
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Sarah Lloyd
1874 - Unknown

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