Born 25 May 1863 at Chalfont St Giles, Buckinghamshire, eleventh child and ninth son of Charles Lloyd, rector of the parish and an honorary Canon of Christ Church, Oxford, and of Caroline Alicia Sheffield his wife. Lloyd was educated at Bloxham School and took his medical training at St Mary's Hospital, London, where he later held the posts of house surgeon, house physician, and assistant chloroformist. After serving as resident surgeon at Nottingham General Infirmary, he settled in general practice at Haverfordwest in partnership with E P Phillips, MRCS 1843, and became surgeon to the Haverfordwest and Pembrokeshire Infirmary. Lloyd was a JP for Pembrokeshire and Haverfordwest and a member of the County Council from 1926 to 1935, when he retired from practice owing to ill-health. He was also for many years deputy coroner for the southern division of Pembrokeshire. He married in 1906 Auder, daughter of A Say of Haverfordwest, who survived him with one daughter. He died at St Giles, Haverfordwest on 7 July 1941, aged 78. Publications: Three cases of hard chancre on the face. *Lancet*, 1890, 2, 123. Two cases of ruptured bladder. *Lancet*, 1892, 1, 306.