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Jones (JENKIN LLOYD an American)

JENKIN LLOYD, an American Unitarian clergyman. Born in Wales in 1843 but brought to Wisconsin at an early age. After serving in the Civil War, he received his theological became a promi- Democratie party of New Mexico, Teeman from that Assi t Secre 1918. sailors' superstiit whose locker, or of the sea.

ARTHUR, an Engin Grandborough, pt. 20, 1851. He cal Error" (1879); 2): "Saints and Sin- Addieman" (1889); The Dancing Girl" (1898); "The "The Triumph "The Rogue's (1898); "Mrs. "The Hyp- The Lie" (1914), etc. reviver of classigland in the be- Century; born in 15. 1573. The ant him to Italy to the works of Pal- Lavaste for ar- Bre the Banqueting Ashburnham House, za, Heriot's Hospital, Poesbury House. Be- Catholic he suffered the Civil War, and London, June 21, an American naval Srayna, Del, in the Unite States nonthe on the follo Einglish with eld by which both the was taken For "Prolic" Jones was Congress, and ed to him and his iladelphia, Pa., HOYD, an Amer nan Born in it to Wisconsin the g JONES education at Meadville, Pa., and then returned as a pastor to Wisconsin. In 1882 he founded the All Souls' Church in Chicago of which he became the pastor.

He has written extensively on religious subjects. He died in 1918.