Descendants of John LLOYD & Margaret GLOVER

John and Margaret emigrated with their family from County Leitrim, Ireland to Upper Canada and apparently settled in Brock Township, Ontario. In the 1850's some of their family relocated to the recently surveyed Queen's Bush, Bruce County, Ontario, settling in Elderslie Township and the Village of Paisley.
To see a location map of Elderslie Twp. and Paisley click here Elderslie Township circa 1880.(click on map to enlarge)
Map provided by The Canadian Digital Atlas Project



James Lloyd DAVISON, James was born in Paisley and is a direct descendant of one of our ancestral families on our Home Page. He is also a direct descendant of the captioned couple, see his Pedigree Chart. Other Ancestral Families connected to James are; FLEMING; BROWN; LYON; HEMBROFF & LLOYD.

Alexander Lyon THORNBURN, Alex was born and raised on the 10th of Bruce, west of Paisley. He is a direct descendant of the captioned couple, see his Pedigree Chart. Other Ancestral Families connected to Alex are; BONNER; McTAVISH; BROWN; LYON; HEMBROFF; LLOYD; CORMACK & SEILER.

Cathy MILLER, a direct descendant of the captioned couple, is a Canadian quilter and folksinger from Victoria British Columbia. Since September 2000 she and her musician husband John have toured a program of songs, stories and quilts to guilds and quilting events across North America, Australia and New Zealand, the UK and Germany.
See Cathy's web site The Singing Quilter.
Cathy's mother was Irene Isabel LYON, see her Pedigree Chart. Other Ancestral Families connected to Irene LYON are; HEMBROFF; LLOYD; McINTYRE; CRERAR & McTAVISH.

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