The origin of the Lloyd surname is Welsh. It is believed to mostly come from a patronymic that established itself in the 1300s in Wales, being given to those who were the son or descendant of Lloyd or Llwyd. This was a popular personal name in the country, referring to someone who was 'grey or brown haired'. The surname Lloyd can also rarely describe someone who comes from Llwyd, a place in Denbighshire, Wales.
Lloyd, Llwyd, Loyd, Lloid, Loyde
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Men and women often performed different types of jobs, so these are displayed by gender to maintain their historical accuracy.
Common female occupations for Lloyds in 1921
Dressmaker
1,713
Domestic Servant
1,022
General Servant Domestic
1,014
General Servant
884
House Servant
824
Common male occupations for Lloyds in 1921
Coal Miner
2,241
Farmer
1,862
General Labourer
1,190
Coal Miner Hewer
1,039
Agricultural Labourer
986
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