Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 
1886. Monroe County.

JOSEPH LLOYD was born August 29, 1838, in Washington County, Tenn., and 
is the only son of Abel and Elizabeth (Hayes) Lloyd, who had also two 
daughters.  Abel was a farmer; was elected magistrate three terms in 
Tennessee; immigrated to Monroe County, Ky., and located where Joseh now 
resides, on Indian Creek, near Flippin, in 1852, where he purchased 200 
acres, which he mostly cleared and improved; was twice elected 
magistrate in Monroe County, and departed this life in June, 1873, aged 
sixty-four years.  He assisted in qualifying and swearing into service 
the first State troops organized in his community; also served three 
terms as constable in Monroe County.  He was a son of James Lloyd, who 
was born in Ireland and brought to the United States by his parents 
about 1795, and settled in Maryland; thence emigrated to Tennessee, 
Greene Coutny, where he married Mary Shields, and resided there during 
his life; extensively engaged in farming. Mrs. Elizabeth Lloyd was born 
in September, 1809, in Greene County, Tenn., a daughter of Joseph and 
Sarena (Cunningham) Hayes, who were both born and reared in Greene 
County, Tenn.  Joseph Hayes served with Gen. Jackson in the war of 1812, 
and was wounded at the battle of New Orleans; was also an extensive 
farmer and stock raiser. Joseph Lloyd was reared on a farm, and received 
a good common school English education. He remained with his parents 
until his marriage, after which he took care of his parents until their 
death.  He married, October 20, 1859, Louisa Arterburn, of Monroe 
County, daughter of Elza and Elizabeth (Douglass) Arterburn.  Mrs. 
Lloyd's father, Eliza Arterburn, was a farmer, and came to Indian Creek, 
Monroe County, about 1845.  He was a son of James Arterburn, who was 
born and reared in Tennessee.  Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd are members of the 
Methodist Episcopal Church, and the parents of five children:  Mary E., 
Eliza J., William T., John W., and Abel N.  Mr. Loyd is also a member of 
the Masonic fraternity, and a Granger. He has lived where he now 
resides, since he was fourteen years of age, on 205 acres.  For seven 
years he followed wool carding; was also engaged in distilling for four 
years; and was engaged three years in the mercantile business, but has 
since been constantly engaged in farming.  He was elected magistrate in 
1868, and re-elected in 1872.  He is highly esteemed in his community as 
a good citizen and neighbor.  In politics he is a Democrat, and cast his 
first presidential vote for James Buchanan.

Arterburn Cunningham Doublass Hayes Lloyd Shields
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