Many pictures attributed to John Uri Lloyd were taken by Mrs. Lloyd, Emma.
“The Old Loder Tavern, Petersburg, where stories were
told for Stringtown on the Pike. Here "Cupe" was
a servant-type for "Cupe" in Stringtown on the Pike.”
“House of Billie Bradley, overlooking the Ohio”
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| The First Lloyd Residence in Petersburg | The Second Lloyd Residence in Petersburg | |
All of the images on this page are used through the kindness
of the Cincinnati's Lloyd Library. They're on the web,
here.
Barge on the Ohio River at Petersburg
“Home of Grandma Alloway, Stands in back of new home of Uncle
John Norris of Perry Victory fame. Roof has been replaced,
was originally 'clap boards.'”
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| Home of Uncle John Norris, Petersburg | ||
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| Medal given to Uncle John Norris, February 11, 1860 | |
So who was Uncle John Norris? Find out here.
A detailed account of Norris' suit to get his slaves back, here (pdf).
A shorter version is here.
