Floyd Genealogy & History
Floyd is an Irish name. Thought it is sometimes a different spelling of the Scottish name "Flood", it is more likely to come from the Welsh nickname "Lloyd", meaning someone who was gray-haired (the Welsh word "llwyd" means "gray"). Floyd family history is first recorded in Connacht. Floyd genealogy includes William Floyd, who signed the Declaration of Independence representing New York, and Charles Floyd, who was quartermaster for Lewis and Clarke. The Floyd coat of arms is three silver wolf heads on a green shield, with a silver chevron between them. The Floyd motto is "Vis unita fortior", or "Strength united is the more powerful".
Floyd Birth Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| A Gurnie Floyd | -- --, 1929 | April 21,1991 | NC |
| Barry Floyd | -- --, 1957 | April 14,1989 | NC |
| Cager Floyd | -- --, 1891 | September ,1979 | KY |
| Dacie Floyd | -- --, 1879 | December ,1977 | CA |
Floyd Death Records
| Name | Birth Date | Death Date | Location |
| E Irene Floyd | -- --, 1921 | May 27,2005 | Casey,IL |
| F Pat Floyd | -- --, 1921 | May 28,1996 | Waynesboro,VA |
| Gaberial Floyd | -- --, 1957 | March 16,1994 | Grayson,KY |
| H Bennett Floyd | -- --, 1917 | July 12,2002 | Pine Mountain,GA |
Floyd Marriage Records
| Name | Spouse | Marriage Date | Location |
| Brent Floyd | Karen Miley | August 19,1997 | Wake, NC |
| Claude Floyd | Peggy Richardson | October 1,1949 | Wake, NC |
| Dan Floyd | Jennie Hartness | June 28,1933 | Wake, NC |
| Edwin Floyd | Marjorie Stowe | June 26,1955 | Wake, NC |
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