Family of Horatio LLOYD and Harriette RIGBY

Husband:	Horatio LLOYD (1829-1920)
Wife:	Harriette RIGBY (1833-1902)
Children:	Arthur Watson LLOYD (1858-1894)
	Edward Honoratus LLOYD (1860-1930)
	Francis Horatio LLOYD (1864-1920)
	Trevor Fitzroy LLOYD (1866-1931)
Marriage	2 Oct 1856	Neston Cheshire

Husband: Horatio LLOYD

Wife: Harriette RIGBY

Name:	Harriette RIGBY
Sex:	Female
Father:	Honoratus Leigh RIGBY (1796-1851)
Mother:	Mary Jane ROPER (1797- )
Birth	1833	Hawarden, Flintshire
Census	1851 (age 17-18)	Hawarden, Flintshire
	Two House Buidling
Census	1861 (age 28)	Neston Cheshire
	Church Street
Census	1871 (age 37)	Kensington, London
	2 Argyle Road Telora Trevor Roper a cousin also in residence.
Census	1881 (age 48)	Chester, Cheshire
	3 Sandown Terrace, Boughton
Census	1891 (age 57)	Chester, Cheshire
	8 Stanley Place Mary Kathleen Fanny Stanley aged 19 born Cork, Kinsale Ireland, niece also in residence
Census	1901 (age 68)	Dwygyfylchi, Caernarvonshire
	Glan y Mor, Sefton house
Death	19 Mar 1902 (age 68-69)	Conway, Caernarvonshire
Burial	22 Mar 1902	Chester, Cheshire
	Chester Cemetary

Child 1: Arthur Watson LLOYD

Name:	Arthur Watson LLOYD
Sex:	Male
Spouse:	Adeline JONES ( -1919)
Birth	Mar 1858	Neston Cheshire
Census	1861 (age 3)	Neston Cheshire
	Church Street
Census	1871 (age 13)	Ewell, Surrey
	The Grange School Boarder at private school with brother Edward
Residence	Nov 1894 (age 36)	Sydney Australia
	Nareen, Wallace Street, Burwood
Death	20 Nov 1894 (age 43)	Sydney Australia
	Rookswood Cemetery Also Arthur William Watson. Only son 20 May 1901 aged 18 years and 10 months. Death reported in Brisbane Courier dated 26 November 1894 as follows: During the week, under his real name of Arhur Watson Lloyd, the Herald columns have recorded the death of Mr Arthur Rigby, an esteemed member of Mr George Rignold's Operatic Company . Mr Rigby who was the eldest son of Sir Horatio Lloyd, , an English County Court Judge and Recorder of Chester, came to Australia in 1879 after some previous residence at the Cape. For some years he was with the Royal Comic Opera Company under Messrs. Williamson, Garner, and Musgrove, occasionally playing minor parts in which his excellent bass voice told well, and then in 1889 he joined the Rignold Dramatic Company and in the coarse of a steady and servicable career showed decided talent as a character actor. When Mr William Rignold made a great success of his life as Falstaff (Merry Wives of Windsor), Mr Rigby contributed a clever little character study as "mine Host of the Garter" with jolly unctuous laugh, who figured in the third scene of the comedy. His last appearance on stage was in "True as Steel" as long ago as February 1893 when appropriately enough his last words he said in public were " Well, anyhow, I've done my duty, and that's all I want" Many kind attentions were shown him during his long illness by Mr and Mrs Rignold - to whom he wrote very gratefully - and by the members of their company, and his old friend Mr Stirling Whyte remained with him almost to the last. The late Mr Rigby, who leaves a widow and one son, died at Katoomba, at the age of 36 years on the 20th November, and was buried at Rookwood last Thursday. The Sydney Morning Herald of 28 January 1893 reported under Amusements as follows: Her Majesty's Theatre: With the object of introducing Mr Lionel Rignold as Harry Ascalon the part which won him fame at the Adelphi Theatre some few years past, Mr George Rignold will this evening produce"London Day by Day" at her Majesty's Theatre. The drama will be illustrated by the fine series of pictures painted by Mr George Gordon to show the highways and byways of the great city, and the newly organised company will present the following interesting list of characters: Includes Mr Arthur Rigby as Detective Morgan. Probate to his wife value of 70 pounds.

Child 2: Edward Honoratus LLOYD

Child 3: Francis Horatio LLOYD

Name:	Francis Horatio LLOYD
Sex:	Male
Spouse 1:	Mary Kathleen Fanny STANLEY (1871-1896)
Spouse 2:	Constance Elizabeth HORTON (1855-1902)
Birth	18 Jun 1864	Kensington, London
	4 Pembroke Gardens
Census	1871 (age 4)	Kensington, London
	2 Argyle Road
Census	1881 (age 17)	Repton, Derbyshire
	The School Boarder
Census	1891 (age 27)	Chester, Cheshire
	8 Stanley Place
Residence	Sep 1896 (age 32)	Chester, Cheshire
	19 Hough Green
Census	1901 (age 38)	Chester, Cheshire
	Also in residence with his second wife Constance were her three sons: Gilbert E Cohen 23, Eustace G Cohen 19 and Hugh E Cohen 16
Occupation		Legal Profession - Solicitor
Death	30 Aug 1920 (age 56)	Chester, Cheshire
	Cause: Bronchopneumonia, Heart Failure Address: 8 Stanley Place Reported by brother E Honoratus of 22 Cadogan Gardens, London SW3

Child 4: Trevor Fitzroy LLOYD

Note on Husband: Horatio LLOYD (1)

Created a K.B. in 1890. An article, not dated, can be found within a scrapbook passed down through the father and grandfather of my wife Judith LLoyd and reads as follows:

 

"Why are so few County Court Judges singled out for honour? Sir Horatio LLOYD, whose name appeared in the Birthday list is, with the exception of Sir Rupert KETTLE, the only judge who has been knighted. Sir Richard HARRINGTON having succeeded his cousin in the baronetcy. Sir Rupert KETTLE owes the distinction to the services he rendered in connection with the establishment of Board of Arbritration between employers and employed, but if Judge LLOYD had only administered the death blow to the "tally" system he would have merited a knighthood. He is a man of great ability and with the full courage of his convictions".

Sir Horatio Lloyd was born in 1829, and educated at Rossall, was called to the bar of the Middle Temple in May 1852. He went the North Wales and Chester Circuit, on which he was counsel to the Mint and the Post Office, and a revising barrister. In February 1866 he was appointed Recorder of Chester. he is editor of Leeming and Cross's "Practice of Quarter Sessions" and of Chitty's "Statutes of Practical Utility in the Civil and Criminal Administration of Justice", a Justice of Peace for four counties as well as of the City of Chester, has been judge of the circuit since October 1874 and is universally respected in North Wales.

Note on Husband: Horatio LLOYD (2)

Appointed a Judge on the County circuit for Chester and North Wales. He was Welsh speaking in 1874