Person:Lloyd Jackson (10)

Ledger: Loyd L. Jackson was of the Hurst Purnell & Co. and later President of the Loyd Jackson Company and was a member of Gov. Lowndes staff. He first lived 403 Mad Ave. then 2nd 1210 North Charles. (No town or state given, but the info below says the No. Charles address was in Baltimore City, MD.)

He was found in the 1880 Census in Baltimore, Baltimore, MD and was a Dry Good Dealer. The family had two female servants.

The following info found at http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us

Maryland Manual, 1900 Vol. 112 Page 147

MARYLAND PENITENTIARY-BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Wilbur F. Jackson..................Baltimore City......................1902
Andrew D. Jones...................Baltimore City......................1902
James Lee............................Harford County......................1904
Francis E. Waters................Baltimore City......................1904
Edwin Warfield..................... Baltimore City......................1906
Lloyd L. Jackson....................Baltimore City......................1906

Session Laws, 1901. Volume 215, Page 40
WHEREAS, With these objects in view the Governor of the State has appointed Ferdinand C. Latrobe, John Gill, Lloyd L. Jackson, Reuben Foster, Samuel Rosenthal, Jr., Robert Ober, Edward L- Bartlett, Franklin P.Cator and Francis K. Carey, as Commissioners, to represent the State of Maryland at said South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition; and Lloyd L. Jackson, Frank N. Hoen, Oswald Tilghman, John A. Gibbs and Herman Stump to represent said State at said Pan-American Exposition ; and the said commissioners have accepted their respective appointments and are now jointly engaged in collecting funds from private subscriptions to aid them in their work, but it is necessary and proper that such private subscriptions shall be supplemented by a State appropriation in order to accomplish creditably and effectively the purposes for which said commissioners were appointed. . . .

Maryland Manual, 1908-09 Vol. 120, Page 143

SUPERVISORS OF ELECTIONS.
Office, Courthouse.
(All Terms Expire in May, 1910.)

Governor, with consent of Senate, appoints three, one from the minority party, for a term of two years from the first Monday in May.

Charles H. Carter, Democrat.............811 St. Paul St.
Lloyd L. Jackson........................1210 N. Charles St.
Harry W. Nice, Republican...............115 N. Carey St.

Email from a Lloyd Jackson rec'd 25 Jan 2006 (no known relationship):
"My interest in Lloyd L. stems from an incident a few months ago at a Civil War show that I attended. A friend came up to me and said there was something in the next room I need to see. I went with him and he picked up a beautiful sword and handed it to me. I am not really a sword collector but he said "look at the inscription". The inscription is "Lloyd L. Jackson". I had to have it for the name alone! So since then I have been doing research on Lloyd L. of Baltimore. I know he was a mover/shaker in Baltimore as he was president of the Manufactuers and Retailers Assn. and was in charge of the 20th century celebrations in that city. He must have had some military association as he wrote to the Sec. of War requesting all Federal troops be ordered to parade for the event! I don't think Lloyd L. was regular army but may have been Maryland National Guard."

Obituary/Funeral Notice published in the Baltimore Sun March 21, 1921:
"Jackson. On Saturday, March 19, 1921 at his home, 1210 North Charles Street, Lloyd L. Jackson. Funeral Services will be held at Emanuel Protestant Episcopal Church Chapel Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Interment private."

1900 U.S. Census Baltimore County, MD
Lloyd L. Jackson Feb 1846 54 married 29 yrs b WV
Annie E Mar 1846 54 m 29 yrs; 5 ch, 5 living b MD
Lloyd L. Sep 1872 27 S b MD
Annie L. Nov 1874 25 S b MD
Edith B. Feb 1880 20 S b MD
Elsie Mar 1882 18 S b MD
Emma Nov 1884 16 S b MD

1910 U.S. Census 11-Ward, Baltimore County, Maryland
Series: T624 Roll: 556 Page: 200
Surname GivenName Age Sex Race Birthplace State County Location Year
JACKSON LLOYD L 64 M W WV MD BALTIMORE 11-WD BALTIMORE 1910
taken 18th - 29 April 1900
Sheet 3B
Line 71 # 1210 15 15
Jackson Lloyd L head M W 64 married 1 time 39 yrs WV WV WV President Security Co
Annie E wife F W 62 married 1 time 39 yrs Maryland Maryland Maryland
Annie L dau F W 35 S Maryland WV Maryland
Elsie dau F W 28 S Maryland WV Maryland
Galloway Hecter servant F B 44 Wd Maryland Maryland Maryland
Johnson Maggie servant F B 21 S Maryland Maryland Maryland

1920 U.S. Census Baltimore County, MD
Lloyd L. Jackson 74 b VA
Annie E. 71 b MD
Lloyd L, Jr. 47 b MD
Annie L. 47 b MD
Emma J. Greene sister 77 b MD widowed

This Emma is Annie's sister who married a Mr. Greene. Lloyd Sr. does not have an older sister.

The book, Prominent and Progressive Americans, has his middle name as Lowndes.

1. ↑ Obituary.

   Residence from his mother's obit.

2. ↑ Jackson, P. A. Jackson Ledger. (1887)
   48, 49.
3.   McWhorter Jackson Sketches
   10.
4.   Email from descendant, S. N. Cesshine.
5.   United States. 1880 U.S. Census Population Schedule. (National Archives Microfilm Publication T9).
6.   Compiled by Mitchell C. Harrison, Prominent and Progressive Americans: An Encyclopedia of Contemporaneous Biog
   179.
7. ↑ Obituary/Funeral Notice published in the Baltimore Sun March 21, 1921.