David Sanderson Lloyd
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Wedding 1929 David and Ellinor (Bong Bong, NSW)
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L to R - Thomas, David, John, Peter - Dog name?
David's Children L to R - John, Tom and Peter below
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David Sanderson Lloyd with son John Sanderson Lloyd
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David Sanderson Lloyd grew up in Hunters Hill.
His father Henry Sanderson Lloyd was a doctor in Hunters Hill.
The house in which he was raised no longer exits. It was on the corner of Alexandra Street and Lloyd Avenue (named in 1913 in appreciation of medical services provided by Dr H. Sanderson Lloyd who practiced in the area for about 25 years.)
- https://huntershillmuseum.org.au/?page_id=503
David was educated at Shore School in North Sydney.
D. S. Lloyd (Sub-Prefect 1917, 1st Crew (Colours) 1916-17, 2nd XV. 1915, ist XV. (Colours) 1916-17, C.P.S. 1st XV. 1917, Intermediate 1916).
D. S. Lloyd (forward, colours 1916-1917).- Centre. Left at mid-winter. Hooks well. -Invaluable in the ruck, a very hard worker, dribbles well, always on the ball. Handling only fair.
- Torchbearer October 1917
His father died when he was 13.
He became a grazier in the Inverell/Delungra area.
Yoi was the home that David and Elinor built and where they raised their children.
Yoi had a party line phone - Delungra 25U
He went to Shore (Sydney Church of England Grammar School).
Played Rugby and Rowed at school
Played Rugby locally in the Inverell district
His father Henry Sanderson Lloyd was a doctor in Hunters Hill.
The house in which he was raised no longer exits. It was on the corner of Alexandra Street and Lloyd Avenue (named in 1913 in appreciation of medical services provided by Dr H. Sanderson Lloyd who practiced in the area for about 25 years.)
- https://huntershillmuseum.org.au/?page_id=503
David was educated at Shore School in North Sydney.
D. S. Lloyd (Sub-Prefect 1917, 1st Crew (Colours) 1916-17, 2nd XV. 1915, ist XV. (Colours) 1916-17, C.P.S. 1st XV. 1917, Intermediate 1916).
D. S. Lloyd (forward, colours 1916-1917).- Centre. Left at mid-winter. Hooks well. -Invaluable in the ruck, a very hard worker, dribbles well, always on the ball. Handling only fair.
- Torchbearer October 1917
His father died when he was 13.
He became a grazier in the Inverell/Delungra area.
Yoi was the home that David and Elinor built and where they raised their children.
Yoi had a party line phone - Delungra 25U
He went to Shore (Sydney Church of England Grammar School).
Played Rugby and Rowed at school
Played Rugby locally in the Inverell district
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Australia, Electoral Rolls, 1903-1980 for David Sanderson Lloyd
New South Wales
1935
Gwydir
Warialda
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Name: David Sanderson Lloyd
Birth Date: 9 Jul 1900
Birth Place: Hunters Hill New South Wales
Year Range: 1939 - 1948
Enlistment Place: DelungraService Number:N294309
Next of Kin: Ellinor Lloyd
Series Description: B884: Army Citizen Military Forces
Birth Date: 9 Jul 1900
Birth Place: Hunters Hill New South Wales
Year Range: 1939 - 1948
Enlistment Place: DelungraService Number:N294309
Next of Kin: Ellinor Lloyd
Series Description: B884: Army Citizen Military Forces
The Sydney Morning Herald Wed 1 Jul 1936
May 1947
President Country Party - Delunga branch 1950, 1951 - http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article185860972
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Delungra Church
Of England Flower Show At a meeting of the Delungra Church of England Women's Guild, Mrs. Heyner (president) occupied the chair and there were also present Mesdames. Ross, N. C. Hewat, E. Hewat, Sellen Walmsley, Batterham. Main 'business of the meeting was the discussion of ar - rangements for the Church of England flower show which is to be held next Saturday The joint secretaries, Mesdames Sellen and Walmsley reported that general arrange - ments were well in hand. Judges were appointed and stewards and stallholders have their work in hand. Mr. D. S. Lloyd, of "Yoi," is presenting a handsome silver cup for the champion fleece in the wool section. This will be competed for each year and retained on being won two years in succession or three years in all. It will' be known as the Lloyd Cup. It is hoped that there will be a good number of entries in this sec - tion which is always popular with wool men of the district. The trophy for the champion rose this yeai\ will be a rose bowl, which is to he purchased from flower show funds The secretaries are expect - ing a large number of entries, particularly in the flower and vegetable sections, as the season has been so good. The cookery section is al ways popular and this year a needlework section has been ! added, which is also expected to be well filled. Schedules may be obtained from the vicarage. The flower show will be offi - cially opened at 3 p.m by Cr. P. B. Finn, president of Mcintyre Shire. The doors will open at 2 p.m. and afternoon tea will be served by ladies of the Women's Guild. A dance is to be held at night, featuring the popular Woolfe's orchestra. Messrs. Rex Clifford and Bruce Rogerson, of 2NZ staff will compere the show, which should pro- 1 vide both dancers and nondancers with a grand evening's fun. |
Evidence of rabbit infestation
on the property of David Sanderson Lloyd was placed before the court by inspector Smith. On the fourth inspection, he said it had been evident that the position was becoming bad. Mr Gardiner, on behalf of Lloyd, said it was apparent much work was being done. He said the defendant had made use of all available labor to keep rabbits down. Over 20 miles of poison had been laid, stated Mr. Gardiner. The- wet weather had also .hampered operations. Defendant was fined £2/10/, and ordered to pay £2/12/ 11 October 1950 - http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article263453289 |
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