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Re: Heywood-Wakefield and Lloyd

Posted By: SteveFurnServ <steveamato@hotmail.com> (pool-141-155-135-67.ny5030.east.verizon.net)
Date: 4/22/3 17:52

In Response To: Heywood-Wakefield and Lloyd (robyn einhorn)

Robyn, In the reference book that I looked in, Marshall B Lloyd was a furniture manufacturer among other ventures in 1910, he's most famous for baby carriages. He was good at tubular steel fabrication. I didn't see a connection to Kem Weber in this section of the book.

Good Luck SA

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Heywood-Wakefield and Lloyd
robyn einhorn (dialup-63.208.164.17.Dial1.Washington2.Level3.net) -- 4/20/3 17:33
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  SteveFurnServ (pool-141-155-135-67.ny5030.east.verizon.net) -- 4/22/3 17:52
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    Martha Stafford (dialup-64.158.83.212.Dial1.Buffalo1.Level3.net) -- 8/9/3 11:18
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    mbaier (as04-rox-mn-199-182-212-74.rasserver.net) -- 10/4/3 21:00
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  Herman Best (cpe-024-211-061-058.carolina.rr.com) -- 8/3/3 21:22
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    Wanda Grider (64.185.62.196) -- 8/13/3 11:41
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      mindy (ACACB0BC.ipt.aol.com) -- 8/23/3 02:04
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      Patricia Winslow (12.33.98.2) -- 5/27/4 11:55
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    ELIZABETH (cache-ntc-aa09.proxy.aol.com) -- 6/8/4 21:42
- Marshall Burns Lloyd and tubular steel
  Marshall Davies Lloyd (proxy1.sms.org) -- 10/4/3 20:15

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