Armorial. Chippendale. No motto. Illustrated in “Art Amateur,” May, 1894.
[507.] Lloyd. Jno. N. Lloyd.
Armorial. Early English. No motto. Very tempestuous mantling completely encircles the shield. An old family of Long Island; the manor of Queen’s Village was in their possession as early as 1679. Of this family came Dr. James Lloyd, of Boston, a Loyalist, friend of Sir William Howe, and whose estates on Long Island were seized by the Royal Army, who allowed three thousand acres of woodland to be cut off. When redress was offered upon his swearing allegiance to England, Dr. Lloyd refused. Name in fac-simile of autograph.
[508.] Lloyd. John Nelson Lloyd. Pictorial. Urn, festoons, and sprays of palm.
[509.] Lloyd. Richd. Bennett Lloyd. Esqr.
Armorial. Pictorial. No crest, and no motto. The shield is oval, and is held upright by a female clad in the Greek manner; an anchor at her feet.