Casgliad Owen a David Lloyd (Ychwanegol)

Records of Owen and David Lloyd and family, 1845-1982, including business papers and general correspondence, 1845-1958, 1982; bills and receipts, 1858-1942; bank books, 1865-1929; printed books, 1878-[1978]; disbursement books, charter parties and other records relating to the Tyne, 1870-1915; account books relating to the W. W. Lloyd, 1879-1898; and photographs, 1879-[1974], including ships, Porthmadog and the Porthmadog football team.

Owen Lloyd (1817-1891) of Porthmadog, Caernarfonshire, was a master mariner. He was owner and master of the Brigantine Tyne, built at South Shields in 1867. Following Owen Lloyd's death, the Tyne was owned by his widow, Elizabeth (d. 1894), and his sons Owen Lloyd (d. 1895), mariner, and David Lloyd ([1839]-1928), shipbroker. David Lloyd sold the Tyne in 1916. In about 1874, Lloyd had another brig built, the W. W. Lloyd. This was shipwrecked in the Caribbean, though subsequently repaired.

Arranged into the following: business papers and general correspondence; bills and receipts; bank books; printed books; miscellaneous (XM/9530); photographs (XS/3772); papers re. the Brigantine Tyne (XM/7833).

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Compiled by Rhys Jones for the ANW project. The following source was used in the compilation of this description: Caernarfon Record Office, Casgliad Annie Lloyd (Ychwanegol), rhestr (Annie Lloyd Collection (Additional), catalogue).

Hard copies of the catalogue are available at Caernarfon Record Office and the National Library of Wales.

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All records have been retained

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