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 '''Harry was brought up''' by his grandparents William and Bethia Saunders
 [[File:Fred Floyd Milk Delivery.jpg|thumb|Fred Floyd milk delivery]]
 '''June 9th 1915    Sale by Auction.'''   The executors of Thomas Dell of Parsonage Farm, Saunderton, sold properties in Lacey Green, passed down from Joshua Dell.   see [[Joshua Dell, born 1757]]

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 '''MARRIAGE  OF  Mr. F.W. FLOYD  AND MISS E.C. SAUNDERS'''       Bucks Free Press
-October 11th 1905.   At 2 o’clock on Wednesday a marriage which aroused a considerable amount of interest amid a large circle of friends and acquaintances, was solemnized at the Lacey Green Parish Church, the contracting parties being Mr. Frederick William Floyd, second son of Mr. [[Peter Floyd]], of Lacey Green, and Miss [[Emma Caroline Saunders]], second daughter of Mr William Saunders, of [[Smalldean Farm]] and [[Pound Farm]], [[Saunderton Lea]].   Both the bride and bridegroom are well known and respected in the district.
+October 11th 1905.   At 2 o’clock on Wednesday a marriage which aroused a considerable amount of interest amid a large circle of friends and acquaintances, was solemnized at the Lacey Green Parish Church, the contracting parties being Mr. Frederick William Floyd, second son of Mr. Peter Floyd, of Lacey Green, and Miss Emma Caroline Saunders, second daughter of Mr William Saunders, of [[Smalldean Farm]] and Pound Farm. Saunderton Lea..   Both the bride and bridegroom are well known and respected in the district.
-'''The ATTIRE'''
+Shortly after the appointed hour, the bride, who was given away by her father, entered the edifice.   She was prettily attired in a dress of cream silk voile trimmed with chiffon, and wore a bridal veil and coronet of orange blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet composed of chrysanthemums, anemones and ferns.   Her jewellery consisted of a gold brooch, the gift of the bridegroom.
-Shortly after the appointed hour, the bride, who was given away by her father, entered the edifice.   She was prettily attired in a dress of cream silk voile trimmed with chiffon, and wore a bridal veil and coronet of orange blossoms, and carried a shower bouquet composed of chrysanthemums, anemones and ferns.   Her jewellery consisted of a gold brooch, the gift of the bridegroom.  There were six bridesmaids, the seniors being Miss Ethel Saunders and Miss Alice Saunders (sisters).   The young ladies were attired in embroidered lawn dresses trimmed with Valenciennes lace, and hats trimmed with chiffon, lace, and ribbon.   They also wore floral sprays and gold brooches (gifts from the bridegroom).  The four youthful bridesmaids were Miss Daisy Saunders (sister), Miss Daisy Floyd, and Miss Annie Floyd, and Miss Dorothy Tilbury (nieces of the bridegroom), who were smartly attired in cream dresses trimmed with lace, and in place of hats they wore wreaths of flowers. The gift from the bridegroom to each of the little maids was a brilliant set in gold, worn around the neck.   The bridegroom was attended by his brother (Mr.George Floyd), as best man.  The nuptial ceremony was performed by the Vicar ([[Reverend William Robson]]).   As the happy couple emerged from the church they were greeted with showers of rice and confetti.
+ There were six bridesmaids, the seniors being Miss Ethel Saunders and Miss Alice Saunders (sisters).   The young ladies were attired in embroidered lawn dresses trimmed with Valenciennes lace, and hats trimmed with chiffon, lace, and ribbon.   They also wore floral sprays and gold brooches (gifts from the bridegroom).  The four youthful bridesmaids were Miss Daisy Saunders (sister), Miss Daisy Floyd, and Miss Annie Floyd, and Miss Dorothy Tilbury (nieces of the bridegroom), who were smartly attired in cream dresses trimmed with lace, and in place of hats they wore wreaths of flowers. The gift from the bridegroom to each of the little maids was a brilliant set in gold, worn around the neck.
-'''The SERVICE''' was choral, Miss [[Nancy Hawes]] presiding at the organ.   The interior of the church was prettily decorated with white flowers, and there was also a floral arch at the entrance of the church.  Mr Bailey, of London, kindly sent a carriage and pair for the conveyance of the bride and groom to and from the church.   Subsequently the '''wedding breakfast''' was provided at the residence of the bride’s parents at '''Small Dean Farm.'''   At the breakfast the customary wishes for a long and happy married life were tendered to the bride and bridegroom.   The wedding cake, a splendid specimen of the confectioner's art was supplied by Messrs Darvill of Queens Square, High Wycombe.   '''In the evening''' a number of friends of the bride and bridegroom spent an enjoyable time amid the '''singing songs and dancing''' and the festivities were '''continued until a late hour.'''   We may mention that Mr and Mrs Floyd will shortly take up their residence at Pound Farm, Saunderton Lea Farm
+  The bridegroom was attended by his brother (Mr.George Floyd), as best man.  The nuptial ceremony was performed by the Vicar ([[Reverend William Robson]]).   As the happy couple emerged from the church they were greeted with showers of rice and confetti.
-'''The GUESTS''' There was a large attendance of relatives and friends, the guests including Mr.Jabez Saunders, Mr.Albert Saunders, Mr.and Mrs.John Saunders, Mr.and Mrs Peter Floyd, Mr.Timms, Mr.Clarke, Mr. Bryant, Mr.Shaw, Mr.W.Saunders, Miss Nora Gray, Mr and Mrs Hickman, Mr.R. Dell, Miss L Saunders, Mr.Cecil Dell, Miss Stanley, Mr. Jas.Baker (Lacey Green), Mrs Keen, Mrs. Shoult, Mr. G. Bailey, Mr. G Bailey,jun., Mrs Leonard, Mrs Minner (London), Mr.E.J.Montague (Widmer End), Mr Joseph Bates, Mr.and Mrs Britnell, and Mr W.G.Harding (Wycombe), Mr G Gibson,(Manor Farm, Hughenden), Mr.and Mrs Floyd, Miss.L.Brazier, Mrs Anderson (Loosley Row), Mr.and Mrs Tilbury (Hillock),Mr.Hy.Saunders, Mr Jas.Plumridge (Prospect Farm), together with the employees of both the Small Dean and Saunderton Lea Farms.
+'''The service''' was choral, Miss [[Nancy Hawes]] presiding at the organ.   The interior of the church was prettily decorated with white flowers, and there was also a floral arch at the entrance of the church.  Mr Bailey, of London, kindly sent a carriage and pair for the conveyance of the bride and groom to and from the church.
-'''The PRESENTS'''
+'''The''' '''wedding breakfast''' was provided at the residence of the bride’s parents at '''Small Dean Farm.'''   At the breakfast the customary wishes for a long and happy married life were tendered to the bride and bridegroom.   The wedding cake, a splendid specimen of the confectioner's art was supplied by Messrs Darvill of Queens Square, High Wycombe.   '''In the evening''' a number of friends of the bride and bridegroom spent an enjoyable time amid the '''singing songs and dancing''' and the festivities were '''continued until a late hour.'''   We may mention that Mr and Mrs Floyd will shortly take up their residence at Pound Farm, Saunderton Lea Farm
-Appended is an incomplete list of the wedding presents:-
+There was a large attendance of relatives and friends, the guests including Mr.Jabez Saunders, Mr.Albert Saunders, Mr.and Mrs.John Saunders, Mr.and Mrs Peter Floyd, Mr.Timms, Mr.Clarke, Mr. Bryant, Mr.Shaw, Mr.W.Saunders, Miss Nora Gray, Mr and Mrs Hickman, Mr.R. Dell, Miss L Saunders, Mr.Cecil Dell, Miss Stanley, Mr. Jas.Baker (Lacey Green), Mrs Keen, Mrs. Shoult, Mr. G. Bailey, Mr. G Bailey,jun., Mrs Leonard, Mrs Minner (London), Mr.E.J.Montague (Widmer End), Mr Joseph Bates, Mr.and Mrs Britnell, and Mr W.G.Harding (Wycombe), Mr G Gibson,(Manor Farm, Hughenden), Mr.and Mrs Floyd, Miss.L.Brazier, Mrs Anderson (Loosley Row), Mr.and Mrs Tilbury (Hillock),Mr.Hy.Saunders, Mr Jas.Plumridge (Prospect Farm), together with the employees of both the Small Dean and Saunderton Lea Farms.
 Bridegroom to bride                          gold brooch

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 '''Caroline Emma Saunders''' known as 'Carrie' born 1880 was the daughter of William & Bethia Saunders (click [[William Saunders & Bethia Janes]])
-'''Fred and Carrie married In 1905.'''  Added at the bottom are the report of their Marriage and list of wedding presents.click [[1905 Marriage at Lacey Green]] for details of the ceremony, the guests and the presents.
+'''Fred and Carrie married In 1905.'''  Added at the bottom are the Report of their Marriage and list of Wedding Presents.
 [[File:Carrie Floyd.jpg|alt=.|left|thumb|Caroline Floyd, nee Saunders]]
 '''Fred and Carrie lived at Pound Farm, Saunderton Lea''', which was also farmed by Carrie's father, William Saunders of Stocken Farm.

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 '''Harry George Floyd inherited Floyds Farm''' on the death of his father Fred in 1939.
-click [[Floyd]] for others in this family
+'''Addendum'''
-{{Person
+'''MARRIAGE  OF  Mr. F.W. FLOYD  AND MISS E.C. SAUNDERS'''       Bucks Free Press
 |Forename=Frederick William
 |Surname=Floyd

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 '''Caroline Emma Saunders''' known as 'Carrie' born 1880 was the daughter of William & Bethia Saunders (click [[William Saunders & Bethia Janes]])
-'''Fred and Carrie married In 1905.'''  click [[1905 Marriage at Lacey Green]] for details of the ceremony, the guests and the presents.
+'''Fred and Carrie married In 1905.'''  Added at the bottom are the report of their Marriage and list of wedding presents.click [[1905 Marriage at Lacey Green]] for details of the ceremony, the guests and the presents.
 [[File:Carrie Floyd.jpg|alt=.|left|thumb|Caroline Floyd, nee Saunders]]
 '''Fred and Carrie lived at Pound Farm, Saunderton Lea''', which was also farmed by Carrie's father, William Saunders of Stocken Farm.

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	'''Frederick William Floyd,''' born 1871 was the son of [[Peter and Ann Floyd]], of [[Floyds Farm]], Lacey Green.		'''Frederick William Floyd,''' born 1871 was the son of [[Peter and Ann Floyd]], of [[Floyds Farm]], Lacey Green.

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 ''Researcher's Note.  Peter Floyd, the tenant, was the father of Frederick William Floyd the purchaser.''
-[[File:Fred Floyd.jpg|alt=.|left|thumb|Fred Floyd]]
 '''21st November 1924.    Affidavity of Fred William Floyd on Land at Lacey Green, ordinance Numbers 131 and 132 at Wimble End'''