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Richard W. Hungerford, Jr. initiated the THFFI database of Hungerfords dating back to the 1200s and their descendants down to and including living persons regardless of surname, as well as a large collection of photographs, bibles, manuscripts and other materials that he has contributed to the Foundation over time. Click here for the Background behind development of the database as well as an explanation of its features, particularly with respect to the rationale for, and meaning of, the reference numbers (REFNs) assigned to each person in the database.

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Surnames Index

ID First Name Last Name Death
EN13054 Priscilla Barbara Elizabeth Lloyd-Anstruther 3 Aug 1899
EN13117 Reginald Lloyd-Anstruther 1875
EN13055 Robert Hamilton Lloyd-Anstruther 24 Aug 1914
EN13055a Rosalind Gertrude Lloyd-Anstruther 2 Jun 1903
EN20579spouse1 Fairlie Florence Lloyd-Jones 3 Sep 1960
IR223spouse1 Gladys Helena Lloyd-Jones
EN19683spouse2 Louise Avice Lloyd-Mostyn
EN18231spouse1 Katharine Spencer Lloyd-Rees 14 Jun 2013
EN23913spouse1 Diana Margaret Lloyd-Thomas
EN15871 Bridget Mary Lloyd-Verney
EN23203spouse1 Desmond Ralph Lloyd-Verney 25 Jun 1957
EN15870spouse1 Gerald Lloyd-Verney 3 Apr 1957
EN15877a Harriet Charity Lloyd-Verney
EN15877 Harry George Vivian Lloyd-Verney
EN15876b Henrietta Nell Lloyd-Verney
EN15877b Honor Lloyd-Verney
EN6995spouse1 Joan Verena Lloyd-Verney 1938
EN15876a Louisa Margaret Lloyd-Verney
EN15876 Peter Vivian Lloyd-Verney
EN15878 Ralph George Stanley Lloyd-Verney
US16346aspouse1 Daniel S. Lo Presti
EN15006 Nadia Loam
EN15005bspouse1 Unknown Loam
OT2716 Adela Mary Loane 12 Oct 1935
OT2605 Adelaide Rebekah Dahn-Bi Loane
OT2484 Adrian Loane
OT2825 Alec Henry Loane
OT2477 Alexander Clive Loane 21 Oct 2007
OT2836 Alexander Walpole Loane 11 Dec 1912
OT2845 Alice Margaret Loane

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