Lower Bebington History Group

Welcome to the Lower Bebington History Group

We are forming a local history group based in Lower Bebington

We are interested in the people, places and events that shaped the development of Lower Bebington.

The name of Joseph Mayer dominates the history of Bebington

Mayer Hall & Art Gallery, Park, Free Library, art & antiquities, his gold & silver works

But there is more than one person and story behind the creation of the present Lower Bebington

What are your memories of growing-up, working or living in the area ?

What shops and places do you remember?

Any old photographs you would like to share ?

> > Note we are not a family history group < <

https://www.fhsc.org.uk/about-the-group-bebington-2

The above name was found during recent work being carried out in the Free Library Building (AKA Clock Tower building)

From the records of St. Andrew's Church we found the following

LLOYD, GEORGE MOSS

Burial Date: 28/09/1926

Abode: 20 QUEENS ROAD

Area: ROCK FERRY

Aged: 51

Memorial Inscription: George Moss Lloyd M.A. M.sc. Aged 51 years died 26th September 1926.

Section: d | Number: 291

LLOYD, GEORGE MOSS

Burial Date: 18/12/1918

Abode: 2 QUEENS ROAD

Area: ROCK FERRY

Aged: 77

Memorial Inscription:

In loving memory of Isabella, wife of George Moss Lloyd of Rock Ferry, who died 6th August 1918. Aged 76 years

Also George Moss Lloyd, husband of the above, who died 13th December 1918. Aged 77 years

Also Ada, their second daughter, who died 23rd June 1922. Aged 49 years

Also Arthur Menlove, their second son, who died 15th February 1896. Aged 25 years

Also Horatio Moss Lloyd, their eldest son, who died 13th January 1946. Aged 79 years

Also Isabella, their third daughter, died 19th March 1931. Aged 49 years

“He giveth his beloved sleep”.

So that would make George Moss Lloyd (Snr) 29 when he was working in the building.

His son after time in the army became a teacher in Liverpool https://www.greatwarforum.org/topic/262829-captgmlloyd-army-educational-corps/