Background
LLOYD, Wilford Neville was born in 1855. Son of Colonel Robert Clifford Lloyd, Losset, Company Cavan, and Anna, daughter of George Savage, late 13th Light Dragoons, Ballylowan, Company Down.
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Wilford Neville LLOYD
Wilford Neville LLOYD, British Magistrate. Throughout Zulu War, 1879 (despatches thrice, medal); Burmah Campaign, 1885-86 (medal and clasp, despatches).
Education
Uppingham; Royal Military Academy, Woolwich.
Career
Entered R.A. 1876; served Kaffir War, 1877-1878. Throughout Zulu War, 1879 (despatches thrice, medal). Served in Soudan Campaign, 1884 (medal, clasp, Khedive’s star).
Afterwards presented the Mahdi’s standard to Queen Victoria at Windsor. Burmah Campaign, 1885-1886 (medal and clasp, despatches). Temporary Resident Magistrate in Ireland during disturbances in 1882. Major, late of Royal Artillery; Honourable Colonel of 3rd Welsh Brigade Royal Field Artillery; Private Secretory to the Duke of Westminster; one of His (or Her) Majesty Honourable Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms; Justice of the Peace Cheshire.
Membership
Clubs: Naval and Military, Travellers’.
Connections
- Father:
- Colonel Robert Clifford Lloyd
- Mother:
- Anna
Official Titles
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Member of the Royal Victorian Order. Colonel.
Awards
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Throughout Zulu War, 1879 (despatches thrice, medal). Burmah Campaign, 1885-86 (medal and clasp, despatches).Throughout Zulu War, 1879 (despatches thrice, medal). Burmah Campaign, 1885-86 (medal and clasp, despatches).