Peter and Ann Floyd - Revision history

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 click [[Farms]] for list of farms[[File:200.jpg|thumb|(Click to enlarge) Peter & Ann Floyd were already at Floyds Farm in the 1861 census till they died. Peter in 1924 aged 93. Ann in 1929 aged 95   ]]
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 '''Peter Tyler Floyd born 1831''' born in Speen was the son of [[John Floyd & Sarah nee Tyler]]

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 Peter Floyd was one of the '''churchwardens''' of Lacey Green Church.
 '''Deaths'''   '''Peter Tyler Floyd died in 1924 aged 93.   Ann Floyd died in 1929 aged 95'''

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 ''Ann told Harry that she called herself their “governess”, teaching the children to read and write and do some summing.   The girls did sewing, bringing their clothes ready tacked to make them.''
-'''SALE BY the EXECUTORS OF THOMAS DELL of PARSONAGE FARM, SAUNDERTON.'''
+'''SALE BY the EXECUTORS OF THOMAS DELL of  PARSONAGE FARM, SAUNDERTON.'''
 June 9<sup>th</sup> 1915.   Sale by auction.   Lot 4.   Conveyance.  Purchased by Frederick William Floyd for £640: -
-'''Schedule.'''   Freehold accommodation at Lacey Green, comprising 4 rooms together with 6 acres of arable and grass land, barn, pig styes, stable, and hen houses, let to Mr Peter Floyd, an old standing tenant, at a rental of £15 per annum.   Land tax of 12 shillings and eleven pence.  '''Peter Floyd''', tenant, was the father of Frederick William Floyd, purchaser.   See [[Fred Floyd]]
+'''Schedule.'''   Freehold accommodation at Lacey Green, comprising 4 rooms together with 6 acres of arable and grass land, barn, pig styes, stable, and hen houses, let to Mr Peter Floyd, an old standing tenant, at a rental of £15 per annum.   Land tax of 12 shillings and eleven pence.  '''Peter Floyd''', tenant, was the father of Frederick William Floyd, purchaser.   click  [[Fred Floyd]]
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-click [[Floyd]] for others in this family[[File:200.jpg|thumb|(Click to enlarge) Peter & Ann Floyd were already at Floyds Farm in the 1861 census till they died. Peter in 1924 aged 93. Ann in 1929 aged 95   ]]
+click [[Families]] for other local families
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 also click [[1924 Peter & Ann Floyd wed 70 years]] for a long article in the Daily Chronicle published in 1924 on Peter and Ann's 70th wedding anniversary, reporting on an interview with Ann talking of their life

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-[[File:200.jpg|thumb|(Click to enlarge) Peter & Ann Floyd were already at Floyds Farm in the 1861 census till they died. Peter in 1924 aged 93. Ann in 1929 aged 95   ]]
+click [[Floyd]] for others in this family[[File:200.jpg|thumb|(Click to enlarge) Peter & Ann Floyd were already at Floyds Farm in the 1861 census till they died. Peter in 1924 aged 93. Ann in 1929 aged 95   ]]
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 '''Peter Tyler Floyd born 1831''' born in Speen was the son of [[John Floyd & Sarah nee Tyler]]
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 '''Deaths'''   '''Peter Tyler Floyd died in 1924 aged 93.   Ann Floyd died in 1929 aged 95'''
 '''''RESEARCHER’s NOTE.'''''
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 '''Schedule.'''   Freehold accommodation at Lacey Green, comprising 4 rooms together with 6 acres of arable and grass land, barn, pig styes, stable, and hen houses, let to Mr Peter Floyd, an old standing tenant, at a rental of £15 per annum.   Land tax of 12 shillings and eleven pence.  '''Peter Floyd''', tenant, was the father of Frederick William Floyd, purchaser.   See [[Fred Floyd]]
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 Before her marriage Ann Horwood lived with her father in Loosley Row.   Her father was the gardener for the vicar of Lacey Green Church who was living at Loosley House at that time as the Vicarage in Lacey Green was not yet built. Later Ann was a domestic servant for the vicar.
-Since his parents' deaths Peter had lived with his cousin William and family at Lane Farm Church Lane Lacey Green.
+'''Before his marriage,''' since his parents' deaths Peter had lived with his cousin William and family at Lane Farm Church Lane Lacey Green.
 '''Peter and Ann's 4 children were as follows''' -

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 '''Peter Floyd married Ann Horwood in 1854'''
-The Horwood family moved to Loosley Row from Aston Clinton 1848 when Ann was 14
+The Horwood family moved to Loosley Row from Aston Clinton 1847 when Ann was 14
-Before her marriage Ann Horwood lived with her father in Loosley Row.   Her father was gardener and Ann was a domestic servant for the vicar.   They lived in Loosley Row because the Vicarage was then being built but not yet ready.
+Before her marriage Ann Horwood lived with her father in Loosley Row.   Her father was the gardener for the vicar of Lacey Green Church who was living at Loosley House at that time as the Vicarage in Lacey Green was not yet built. Later Ann was a domestic servant for the vicar.
-Since his parents' deaths Peter had lived with his cousin William and family at Lane Farm, Church Lane Lacey Green.
+Since his parents' deaths Peter had lived with his cousin William and family at Lane Farm Church Lane Lacey Green.
 '''Peter and Ann's 4 children were as follows''' -

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 William Floyd, 26,cordwainer and farmer of 20 acres, Sophia 26, Lucinda 7, Julia 3, Cora 1.  '''Peter Floyd''', cousin of William, Shoemaker, Benjamin Hawes, 22, cousin of William, shoemaker.
-'''1861 Census   Floyds Farm.'''   Peter Floyd 30 shoemaker, Ann Floyd 27 shoe binder, Mary Ann 5
+'''1861 Census   [[Floyds Farm]].'''   Peter Floyd 30 shoemaker, Ann Floyd 27 shoe binder, Mary Ann 5
 '''1871 Census'''   Peter Floyd 40 shoemaker, Ann Floyd 37 lace maker, Mary Ann 15 lace maker, Elizabeth 9, George 5, Frederick 3 months.