Lloyd, Henry, 1709-1795

Incomplete draft of a letter from John Lloyd, Jun., Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, to Henry Lloyd, Jun., London, declining a suggestion of traveling to England to study agricultural methods because of his family obligations, noting his young children, John Nelson Lloyd and Angelina Lloyd; with a postscript promising to avoid financial entanglements like his involvement with Dr. James Cogswell, the source of many of his problems.

Copy of a letter from John Lloyd, Jun., New York, to Henry Lloyd, Jun., London, regarding Henry Lloyd, Jun.'s proposed annuity arrangement and his compensation claims, and his father John Lloyd's poor health; followed by a letter on the same topics dated November 3, 1789.

Letter from John Lloyd, Jun., Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, to Henry Lloyd, Jun., London, regarding Henry Lloyd, Jun.'s compensation claim and his proposed annuity arrangement, a scheme for importing merchandise, apology for failing to ship cornmeal and apples to London, and his agricultural plans including increasing his herd of sheep and planting wheat.

Copy of a quitclaim deed from Henry Lloyd, Jun., Boston, Joseph Lloyd, Queen's Village, Lloyd Neck, and James Lloyd, Boston, to John Lloyd, Stamford, releasing to him his one fourth of Queen's Village as determined by Dr. Nathaniel Hubbard, William Henry Smith, and Samuel Willis in accordance with the will of Henry Lloyd; witnessed by Henry Smith, Paschal Nelson Smith, and Ephraim Hutchinson; attested August 24, 1764 by Henry Lloyd, Jun.