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	Marshall Burns Lloyd    born: Mar 10, 1858 St Paul, MN    died: Aug 10, 1927 Menomninee, MI    submitted: by Dora Lloyd Matzen
	Mrs. Marshall Burns Lloyd and Mother (abt. 1900)    Mary Ann (White) Crosskill    Emma Crosskill    (An Illustrated History of Collingwood Township, p. 216)
	Marshall Burns Lloyd in later years    History    submitted: by Dora Lloyd Matzen
	Marshall Burns Lloyd    Obituary and articles.    submitted: by Marshall Davies Lloyd
	Marshall Burns Lloyd in later years    Biographies    submitted: by Marshall Davies Lloyd
	Lakeview Cemetery, Meaford, Ont.    dedicated to M.B.'s parents    John and Margaret (Conmee) Lloyd    submitted: by Marshall Davies Lloyd
	Marshall Burns Lloyd and Company
	Lloyd Loom (c. 1917)
	Lloyd Manufacturing Company, 1922    Assembly of Baby Carriages:    Inserting Wooden Frames Into Woven Bodies
	Lloyd Manufacturing Company, 1922    Menominee plant:    Shaped and Flat Power Looms
	Lloyd Manufacturing Co., 1922 Catalogue    Sulky, Pullman Baby Carriage,    Stroller, and Doll Buggy.
	Marshall Burns Lloyd (c. 1923)    photo from 1923 Article, Menominee Herald-Leader    submitted: by Marshall Burns Lloyd II
	Marshall Burns Lloyd (1909)    The Daily Eagle-Star, Marinette, WI    from: Local Celebrities of Marinette, WI and Menominee, MI    submitted: by Cherie Erdlitz
	Lloyd Loom Tag (c. 1922)
	Lloyd Loom Tag
	Lloyd Loom Logo    Excerpts from American Wicker    Excerpts from A Completed Century
	Lower Nicollet Island, Minneapolis, MN (1895)    1898 site of White Mfg, later Lloyd Mfg    Panoramic Maps, Library of Congress href=> Map of
	The Lloyd Manufacturing Company    Menominee, MI Plant    Tour brochure
	The Lloyd Department Store    Menominee, MI    News story.
	W. Lusty & Sons, Ltd. Catalog (April, 1939)    London, England    News story.
	1923 Ad "For Both Babies"    Doll Carriage and Baby Carriage    Heywood Wakefield
	Kem Weber's design (1934)    Steel Tubular Furniture for Lloyd Manufacturing Company    watercolor, silver tape, and graphite on board    University Art Museum, UC Santa Barbara

• Mar 06, 1920: "Wicker-Weaving by Machine." Scientific American: p129.
  
• "Luftwaffe Put Lusty Out of Action." East End Life (Issue 297: 28 February - 5 March 2000).
• Cane & Wicker Furniture (www.portobello.com.au)
• Fine Wicker Furniture 1870-1930. Tim Scott. ISBN: 0887402313. (www.schifferbooks.com)
• MN Historical Society
• Lloyd Loom: Book by Lee Curtis (www.batsford.com) in libraries
• "Designing the Moderne: Kem Weber's Bixby House." Brochure, The University Art Museum, University of California at Santa Barbara (www.uam.ucsb.edu)