Trafford

Born during the June quarter 1881 in the Holywell R.D. - ref: 11b/261, the
son of Thomas & Mary Catharine Lloyd (nee Jones).

1881 Census - Well Street, Holywell, Flintshire.   Son - aged: 1 month -
born: Holywell.   Head of household - Thomas Llloyd - Married - aged: 40 -
occ: Painter - born: Holywell, Flintshire.   Also - Mary C. Llloyd - Wife -
aged: 33 - born: Denbighshire.   Plus 5 elder siblings and 2 domestic
servants.

1891 Census - Painter's Shop, High Street, Holywell, Flintshire.   Son -
aged: 10 - Scholar - born: Flintshire.   Head of household - Thomas Llloyd
- Married - aged: 53 - occ: Plumber, Glazier & Painter - born: Flintshire. 
 Also - Mary C. Llloyd - Wife - aged: 42 - born: Denbighshire.   Plus 2
elder siblings.

Attended St. Aspah's Grammar School.   His mother - Mary Catherine Lloyd
died in 1893.

1901 Census - 31 High Street, Holywell, Flintshire.   Son - aged: 20 - occ:
Draper's Assistant - born: Holywell.   Head of household - Thomas Llloyd -
Widower - aged: 63 - occ: Plumber & House Painter - born: Holywell,
Flintshire.   Also - Mary C. Llloyd - Wife - aged: 42 - born: Denbighshire.
  Plus 2 elder siblings.

Married - Teresa Keenan during the March quarter 1907 in the Chorlton R.D.
- ref: 8c/1099.  Married on the 31st March 1907 at All Saints P.C.,
Chorlton on Medlock.

1911 Census - 46 Lower Osmond Street, Chorlton on Medlock.   Boarder with
Mary J. Corti and her sister Albi Ackstein.   Married - aged: 30 - occ:
Tobacconist - born: Wales.  Also - Teresa Lloyd - Wife - aged: 29 - occ:
Tobacconist - born: Barrow in Furness.

Herbert & Teresa had a daughter called Myfanwy Lloyd born on the 29th
August 1910.

Well known Tobacconist at Sale & Manchester.

WO363 - Enlisted at Sale on the 12th December 1915.  He was aged: 36 years
268 days and resided at 86 School Road, Sale and employed as a Mechanic. 
He was 5 feet 4 1/2 inches in height, weighed 126 lb, with chest
measurements of 32 1/2 - 35 inches.  Posted to Grove Park on the 13th
December 1916, then to Isleworth on the 30th.  Served with the 491 Motor
Transport Company Army Service Corps attached to XI Corps, Household
Artillery.

Died of Wounds at the 7th General Hospital, St. Omer, France with injuries
to his head, buttocks and chest following a shell burst.

Death reported in the 09/10/1917 edition of the Altrincham Guardian.   CWGC
lists his initials as H.J.T.  Memorial.

Buried together with Private E. Tunnicliffe in the Souvenir Cemetery.

Listed in the Guardian Year Book - Roll of Honour for 1918.