LLOYD Thomas
| Name | Thomas LLOYD |
| Country Of Origin | England |
| Born | 1822 |
| Died | unknown |
| Birth/Baptism | Born approx. 1822, Liverpool, England |
| Parents | Mary Price-Lloyd, stepfather Lloyd |
| Apprenticeship | unknown |
| Skills | Watchmaker |
| Work Locations | No record found working in his trade in Van Diemen’s Land (Tasmania) |
| Marriage/Spouse | |
| Trial | 4 January 1841, Liverpool Quarter Sessions, Lancashire |
| Sentence | Ten years transportation for stealing penknives |
| Arrival | 1 September 1841 on the convict ship, Layton (4) |
| Police Number | 2343 |
| Convict Assignment | |
| Ticket of Leave | 6 October 1846, revoked 1849 |
| Conditional Pardon | |
| Other | Born Thomas Price (stepfather’s surname Lloyd).
Described on arrival as a watchmaker of two years with a speech impediment and slightly freckled, Thomas spent the first fifteen months at Rocky Hills Probation Station on the east coast. Convict assignments in Perth and Launceston followed. 1849: Illegally at large, ticket of leave revoked. |
| Death | unknown |
| References | |
| TAHO: CON33/1/10, CON27/1/9, CON18/1/28, CON14/1/7. Web: Founders & Survivors convict database; Ancestry: England & Wales Criminal Register 1841. |
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