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WILLIAM M. LLOYD (Thomas, Henry Jr., Henry Sr., David) WILLIAM MOORE LLOYD b. 1815, Pa. d. Aug. 29, 1888, Altoona, Pa. (a). When he was young, he had a warehouse and his brother ALEXANDER worked there for a time. The 1870 census of .Altoona l ists him as a banker, and according to the Altoona Mirror of Feb. 6, 1964 he was a founder of the First National Bank t here, serving aspresident. The charter was granted in 1863 by President A. Lincoln. He was one of the organizers of t he 2nd. Presbyterian church of Altoona and was a trustee there, and in 1871 was an elder, (b) Married Jan. 27(?) 1841 JANE E. LOWRY. (c) who was b. 1819. Parent's name - JOHN F. LOWRY. The following is taken from the will of William Lloyd of Altoona Pa. (d) The heirs were daughters, CLAYANNA L. HUTCHIN SON. And CATHARINE JANE KINKEAD, - land in Barnes Co. Dakota Territory. And in Stutsman Co., Dakota Territory, ALICE L . KITCHEL equal shares of all real and personal property held in trust by WILLIAM LLOYD Jr. of Jamestown, (now N. Dakot a). William Jr., CORNELIUS KITCHEL, and MAXWELL KINKEAD and EDWARD HUTCHINSON, sons-in-law to be executors. Signed Ja n. 3, 1887. (d) Witnesses - Henry Snyder and W.D. Couch. Renunciation papers were signed Sept. 19, 1888 by the others, and William Kinkead acted as executor. Maxwell Kinkead was a Deacon of the 2nd Presbyterian church in 1871 at Altoona. (b) ISSUE JOHN E. LLOYD b. April 19, 1842. m. Caroline_____ and helped found the First National Bank of Altoona. Died May 8, 19 21. (f) CLAYANNA LLOYD b. 1844. m. EDWARD HUTCHINSON. CATHARINE JANE LLOYD b. 1846. m. MAXWELL KINKEAD. ALLICE LLOYD b. 1847. m. Aug. 1, 1867 CORNELIUS L. KITCHEL. (e) LOURIA or Lovinia (difficult to read) b. 1849. WILLIAM LLOYD 6 months old. Names & dates taken from 1850 census of Blair Co., Pa. JOHN E. LLOYD (Wm. M..Thomas,Henry Jr.,Henry Sr.,David) JOHN E. LLOYD b. April 19, 1842. d. May 8, 1921. (f) Married Caroline ________o ISSUE of JOHN E. & CAROLINE LLOYD from 1870 census of Altoona. JANE LLOYD b. 1866 at Altoona, Pa. MARY LLOYD b. 1869 JOHN Jr. LLOYD b. after the 1870 census, signed John E's death certificate, which document proves that John E. was th e son of WILLIAM MOORE LLOYD and JANE LOWRY. John Jr. was a Capt. Quartermaster Corps, World War I, and was discharge d May 15, 1919. Note: Letters Testamentary on estate of John Walker Jr. Late of Hollidaysburg, Pa. granted to Thomas McNamara and Will iam Moore Lloyd. (3-31-1838) (g) 1850 census Blair Co., Tyrone Twp John Kinkhead age 15 Caroline " " 20 Lora " " 12 1860 census, Altoona, Pa. William Lloyd & John Lloyd are both shown. Sources: (a) Estate settlement papers. (b) History of Blair Co., by Africa, p. 172. (c) Marriage date is from Democratic Standard paper of Hollidaysburg, Pa. dated Jan. 22, 1841. (at Hoenstine Library) (d) Will Book F. pp. 193-5 at Hollidaysburg. (e) Altoona Tribune of Aug. 14, 1867. (f) Death Certificate. (g) "Your Family Tree", Vol. XV, 1969, p. 75. ALTOONA MIRROR, Feb. 6, 1964 Altoona's "Pioneer Bank", First National, was "born before the city. The founding of First National took place simulta neously with the birth of modern banking in the United States in 1863 - 5 years before the city of Altoona obtained it s charter." On Feb. 25 of that year, Abraham Lincoln signed into law the National Currency Act, providing for the issuance of a ne w currency, and authorizing the creation of a new system of banks chartered by the federal government. A group of five Altoona businessmen, headed by WILLIAM M. LLOYD, applied for a federal charter on Dec. 31, 1863. The c harter was granted, and 51 days later the First National Bank of Altoona opened for business. The president of the ne w bank was WilliamM. Lloyd and with him on the board of Directors, THOMAS L. CALDWELL, DAVID T. CALDWELL, GEORGE F. MUF F and JOHN LLOYD. ALTOONA MIRROR 1st National Bank 100th Anniversary When the First National Bank of Altoona opens its doors for business next Monday morning, it marks not just the beginning of; another week but the opening of its second century of banking service to Altoona and B lair County. Altoona's "Pioneer Bank," First rational, served its first customer Feb. 10, 1864-and in the century whic h followed witnessed the, growth of the city from a frontier village to its present status as one of the major population centers and key distrib ution points of the nation. Altoona's First National Bank, in fact, was "born" before the city. The founding of First National took place simultaneously with we birth of moder n banking in the United States in 1863 years before the City of Altoona obtained its charter. On Feb. 25 of that year , Abralam Lincoln signed into law the National Currency Act, providing for the issuance of a new currency, and authoriz ing th creation of a new system of banks chartered by the federal government. A group of five Altoona businessmen, head ed by William M. Llovd. applied for afederal Charter on bee. 2L 1863, The charter was granted, and 51 days later the Fi rst National Bank of Altoona opened for business. The president of the new bank was William M. Ltovd. With him 00 the'^ Eoaraofdirectors were Thomas .I-JCaldwell, P^ad 1. Caldwg]!, George F. Huff and John-Lloyd. . ^ -W.^ror.^1 ttavMl j" kev ml (NA MIEBOB. ALTOONA. PA^ MONDAY, OCTOI JOHN LLOYD SR.-A distinguished banker in Altoona at the turn of the century, John Lloyd Sr. also was identified with other business interests. He was president of the First National Bank for many years and was associated with Altoona Coal & Coke Co., Henrietta Coal & Mining Co., Edison Electric Illuminating Co. and Columbia Coal & Mining Co. At the time of his death. in May 1921, he resided at Maple Avenue and Twenty-second Street He is buried in Faindew Cemetery.