Joann Loyd

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• MILITARY: 20 Jun 1918; Enlisted WWI, Private, Co. A, 413 Service Battery. Discharged 24 July 1919. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3Q9M-CS1T-LHB6-W
• Census: 7 Apr 1940, 177 Humphrey St., Englewood, Bergen County, New Jersey, USA; 1. Lloyd, Hudson, 177 Humphrey St., home rented, $30 per month, not a farm, head, male, Negro, 50, married completed grade 6, South Carolina, same house in 1935, laborer, building contractor, $900 2. _____, Emily, wife, female, Negro, 49, married, completed grade 6, South Carolina, same house 1935 3. Thomas, Florence, daughter, female, Negro, 27, single, completed 4 years high school, North Carolina, same hours 1935, cook, private family, $400 4. _____, Rosella, daughter, female, Negro, 24, single, completed 1 year high school, North Carolina, same house 1935, cook, private family, $400 5. Lloyd, Hudson, Jr., son, male, Negro, 16, single, attending school, completed 2 years high school, New Jersey, same house 1935 6. _____, Joanna, daughter, female, Negro, 6, attending school, completed grade 1, New Jersey, same house 1935 7. Pearson, Neva, lodger, female, Negro, 29, single, completed 2 years high school, New Jersey, same house 1935, cook, private family, $700
• Residence: 16 Apr 1942, 166 Humphrey St., Englewood, Bergen County, New Jersey, USA; Employed by Begg's Brothers, 82 S. Van Brunt St., Englewood.
• Death Notice: 14 Dec 1969, Hackensack, New Jersey, USA; From The Record, Hackensack: "Lloyd--Hudson Sr. of 166 Humphrey St, Englewood on Wednesday December 10, 1969. Beloved husband of the late Emily Lloyd. Devoted father of Mrs. Florence Hawkins, Mrs. Rosella Crawford, Miss Joann Lloyd, Harvey Thomas and Hudson, Jr. Grandfather of Vincent Lloyd. Funeral services will be held on Monday 1 P.M. at The Galilee Methodist Church, 325 Genesee Ave, Englewood. Rev. Walter S. Taylor, officiating. Interment Brookside Cemetery. Relatives Sunday at Hillside Memorial, 269 Essex St., Hackensack from 2-4 P.M. from 6-10 P.M. He will lie in state at The Church."

Notes:

Buried:
No listing found on FindAGrave.

Hudson married Emily Adams. Emily was born about 1892 in South Carolina, USA; died before December 1969. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Married:
See Emily in 1920 census for Bergen Co NJ, home of her parents Neal Adams and wife Ellen. Emily already has apparent children Harvey Thonas (9), Flossy Thomas (8), [Terlington?] Thomas (6), and Rosella Thomas (4 5/12). Her marital status is "widowed."

Other Events:

• Newspaper Article: 8 Oct 1936, Hackensack, Bergen County, New Jersey, USA; From The Recorder: "Negro Stricken Drops Dead At Work In Englewood --Another Death Reported Mack Lloyd, colored, of 53 South Van Brunt Street, Englewood, dropped dead yesterday afternoon while loading wood on a truck in the yard of the Englewood Coal & Lumber Co., at Dean Street and Englewood Avenue. Lloyd, believed to have been about 63, had been employed by the concern for about 15 years. He was working alone at the time of his death and was discovered by Douglas White, yard foreman, who notified Englewood Police. Death was believed due to heart failure. The dead man is survived by his wife and a son and daughter. Police also reported the death of . . . [unrelated death of another individual]."

Mack married Hannah Leggett about 1891. Hannah (daughter of Tristram "Truss" Leggett and Esther Bethea Hamer) was born about 1869 in South Carolina, USA; died after October 1936. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• RESEARCH: Social Security app for "Ethel Jones" names her parents as "Mack Loyd" and "Hanna Leggett."
• Census: 24 Aug 1870, Shoe Heel (present-day Maxton), Alfordsville township, Robeson County, North Carolina, USA; The original town/post office of Shoe Heel, created in 1866, name changed to Maxton in 1886. [See "Robison County, NC Post Offices - 1787 to 1971," https://www.carolana.com/NC/Towns/Robeson_POs_Sorted.htm ] Additional info states that it was changed to "Mack's Town" for all the "Mc" and "Mac" surnames--like McRae, the white family that Tristram Leggett was affiliated with. The "Mack's Town" evolved into "Maxton." 1. Leggett, Tristan [Tristram, Truss], 25, male, black, farm laborer, North Carolina, cannot read or write, 1 male over 21 2. _____, Easter, 25, female, black, keeping house, North Carolina, cannot read or write 3. _____, Margaret, 6, female, black, North Carolina 4. _____, Edward, 4, male, black, North Carolina 5. _____, Hannah, 2, female, black, North Carolina
• Census: 2 Jun 1880, Adamsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina, USA; 1. Legette [Leggett], Trussy [Truss], black, male, 40, married, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 2. _____, Easter, black, female, 36, married, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 3. _____, Margaret, black, female, 15, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 4. _____, Hector, black, male, 13, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 5. _____, Hannah, black, female, 11, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 6. _____, Robert, black, male, 9, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 7. _____, Sallie, black, female, 7, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 8. _____, Delilah, black, female, 5, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 9. _____, Martha, black, female, 3, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 10. _____, Lawrence, black, male, 1, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina
• Census: 1 Jun 1900, Adamsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina, USA; 1. Loyd, Mack, head, black, male, [birth month unknown], 1870, 30, married 9 years, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, brickyard laborer, cannot read or write, renting house 2. _____, Hannah, wife, black, male [sic], [month of birth unknown], 1870, 30 married 9 years, 2 children 2 living, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, can read and write 3. _____, Hudson, son, black, male, [month of birth unknown], 1892, 8, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, at school 1 month 4. _____, Ethel, daughter, black, female, [month of birth unknown], 1896, 4, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina
• Census: 20 Apr 1910, Adamsville township, Marlboro County, South Carolina, USA; 1. Loyd, Mac L., head, male, black, 40, first marriage, married 18 years, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, farmer, general farm, employee, cannot read or write, renting farm, farm schedule 60 2. _____, Hannah, wife, female, black, 40, first marriage, married 18 years, 2 children 2 living, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, farm labor, home farm, can read and write 3. _____, Hudson Y., son, male, black, 11 [18?], South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, farm labor, home farm, can read and write, not attending school 4. _____, Ethel L., daughter, female, black, 15, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, farm labor, home farm, can read and write, attending school
• Census: 2 Jan 1920, Englewood, Bergen County, New Jersey, USA; 1. McLeod [Loyd], Mack, head, renting, male, black, 47, married, can read and write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, [illegible occupation], [coal yard?], worker 2. _____, Hanna, wife, female, black, 51, married, can read and write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 3. _____, Hudson, son, male, black, 27, single, can read and write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, rigger, ship yard 4. _____, Ethel, daughter, female, black, 23, single, can read and write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, servant, private family
• Census: 9 Apr 1930, 53 S. Van Brunt St., Englewood, Bergen County, New Jersey, USA; 1. Lloyd, Mac, head, renting, $12 per month, have radio set, not a farm, male, Negro, 59, married, age at first marriage 24, can read and write, North Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, stable help, coal company, employed, not a veteran 2. _____, Hannah, wife, female, Negro, 60, married, first married age 25, can read and write, North Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina

Notes:

Died:
Mentioned as surviving her husband at this date.

Other Events:

• Military pension: Received military pension, applied 1902; widowed applied 1922.
• NOTE_RESEARCH: Website, 135th USCT http://135usct.org/ 135th USCT FaceBook page https://www.facebook.com/135thusct/ NC GenWeb http://www.ncgenweb.us/ncusct/135threg.htm Book by Amy and Jay Bauer, Where Eagles Come From: A One Hundred and Fifty-Year Old Mystery is Solved From Clues in the Attic Trunk, about a young girl and her grandmother who discover clues in a trunk to their ancestor's service in the 135th USCT
• Parents: Death certificate names his parents as Guy Leggett and Harriet Leggett, both born in North Carolina. This coincides with info on his 1900 census.
• Will: 26 Aug 1852, Marlboro County, South Carolina, USA; The will of Duncan D. McRae, signed in August 1852, had later codicils. But the original will contained these words: "I give and bequeath to Malcolm Alfords two negroes Tristam called Truso and Harry his name having been changed by me from Truss to Harry . . . .?
• MILITARY: 27 Mar 1865, Goldsoro, Wayne County, North Carolina, USA; Truss enlisted on this date, Co. A, 135th U.S. Colored Troop. See article of 19 March 2018, The Laurinburg Exchange, "Civil War Soldier Descendants Sought. Details that Sherman's March picked up many blacks around Bennettsville and environs who traveled with him to Fayetteville and then on to Goldsboro, laying road in front to keep them moving. In Goldsboro they were formed into the 135th USCT and issued blue uniforms with brass eagle buttons. They marched in the Grand Review before President Lincoln under their own regimental flag in May 1865, This article says they were the only "colored troop" in the Grand Parade. See his 20-page service record. He also has a pension file, will have to wait until NARA reopens to obtain it.
• MILITARY: 23 Oct 1865, Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky, USA; Truss mustered out with the rest of the 135th on this date in Louisville. His final pay was $8.68.
• Census: 24 Aug 1870, Shoe Heel (present-day Maxton), Alfordsville township, Robeson County, North Carolina, USA; The original town/post office of Shoe Heel, created in 1866, name changed to Maxton in 1886. [See "Robison County, NC Post Offices - 1787 to 1971," https://www.carolana.com/NC/Towns/Robeson_POs_Sorted.htm ] Additional info states that it was changed to "Mack's Town" for all the "Mc" and "Mac" surnames--like McRae, the white family that Tristram Leggett was affiliated with. The "Mack's Town" evolved into "Maxton." 1. Leggett, Tristan [Tristram, Truss], 25, male, black, farm laborer, North Carolina, cannot read or write, 1 male over 21 2. _____, Easter, 25, female, black, keeping house, North Carolina, cannot read or write 3. _____, Margaret, 6, female, black, North Carolina 4. _____, Edward, 4, male, black, North Carolina 5. _____, Hannah, 2, female, black, North Carolina
• Census: 2 Jun 1880, Adamsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina, USA; 1. Legette [Leggett], Trussy [Truss], black, male, 40, married, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 2. _____, Easter, black, female, 36, married, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 3. _____, Margaret, black, female, 15, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 4. _____, Hector, black, male, 13, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 5. _____, Hannah, black, female, 11, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 6. _____, Robert, black, male, 9, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 7. _____, Sallie, black, female, 7, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 8. _____, Delilah, black, female, 5, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 9. _____, Martha, black, female, 3, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 10. _____, Lawrence, black, male, 1, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina
• Census: 9 Jun 1900, Adamsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina, USA; 1. Leggette [Leggett], Tristram, head, black, male, 1840, 60, married 32 years, South Carolina, North Carolina, North Carolina, farmer, cannot read or write, renting farm, farm schedule 70 2. _____, Esther, wife, black, female, 1848, 52, married 32 years, 13 children 10 living, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, cannot read or write 3. _____, Esther, daughter, black, female, 1883, 17, single, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, can read and write 4. _____, Amos, son, black, male, 1888, 12, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, at school, can read and write 5. _____, Etta, daughter, black, female, 1898, 8, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina [clear error in birth year or age of daughter Etta; next family also appears to be surname of Leggette, but new household/dwelling numbers] 1. Leggette, [Lidia? Lida? Lila?], head, black, female, 1875, 25, single, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, farm labor, can read and write, renting house 2. _____, Boyd, son, black, male, 1892, 8, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 3. _____, Marie, daughter, black, female, 1895, 5, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 4. _____, Mary, daughter, black female, 1898, 2, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina

Notes:

Birth:
1900 census gives his birth year as 1840.
1922 death certificate says "don't know" for the birthdate and estimates his age as about 77, calculating to an 1845 birth year.

Tristram married Esther Bethea Hamer on 22 Oct 1866. Esther (daughter of Jacob Bethea and Hannah [Bethea]) was born in 1849 in Marlboro County, South Carolina, USA; died on 6 May 1936. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• NOTE_RESEARCH: ""Esther was owned by the Hamers in Tatum, South Carolina"
• Census: 24 Aug 1870, Shoe Heel (present-day Maxton), Alfordsville township, Robeson County, North Carolina, USA; The original town/post office of Shoe Heel, created in 1866, name changed to Maxton in 1886. [See "Robison County, NC Post Offices - 1787 to 1971," https://www.carolana.com/NC/Towns/Robeson_POs_Sorted.htm ] Additional info states that it was changed to "Mack's Town" for all the "Mc" and "Mac" surnames--like McRae, the white family that Tristram Leggett was affiliated with. The "Mack's Town" evolved into "Maxton." 1. Leggett, Tristan [Tristram, Truss], 25, male, black, farm laborer, North Carolina, cannot read or write, 1 male over 21 2. _____, Easter, 25, female, black, keeping house, North Carolina, cannot read or write 3. _____, Margaret, 6, female, black, North Carolina 4. _____, Edward, 4, male, black, North Carolina 5. _____, Hannah, 2, female, black, North Carolina
• Census: 2 Jun 1880, Adamsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina, USA; 1. Legette [Leggett], Trussy [Truss], black, male, 40, married, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 2. _____, Easter, black, female, 36, married, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 3. _____, Margaret, black, female, 15, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 4. _____, Hector, black, male, 13, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 5. _____, Hannah, black, female, 11, laborer, cannot read or write, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 6. _____, Robert, black, male, 9, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 7. _____, Sallie, black, female, 7, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 8. _____, Delilah, black, female, 5, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 9. _____, Martha, black, female, 3, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 10. _____, Lawrence, black, male, 1, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina
• Census: 9 Jun 1900, Adamsville, Marlboro County, South Carolina, USA; 1. Leggette [Leggett], Tristram, head, black, male, 1840, 60, married 32 years, South Carolina, North Carolina, North Carolina, farmer, cannot read or write, renting farm, farm schedule 70 2. _____, Esther, wife, black, female, 1848, 52, married 32 years, 13 children 10 living, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, cannot read or write 3. _____, Esther, daughter, black, female, 1883, 17, single, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, can read and write 4. _____, Amos, son, black, male, 1888, 12, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, at school, can read and write 5. _____, Etta, daughter, black, female, 1898, 8, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina [clear error in birth year or age of daughter Etta; next family also appears to be surname of Leggette, but new household/dwelling numbers] 1. Leggette, [Lidia? Lida? Lila?], head, black, female, 1875, 25, single, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina, farm labor, can read and write, renting house 2. _____, Boyd, son, black, male, 1892, 8, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 3. _____, Marie, daughter, black, female, 1895, 5, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina 4. _____, Mary, daughter, black female, 1898, 2, South Carolina, South Carolina, South Carolina