Stacy Barcroft Lloyd Jr. (July 8, 1908 – 1989) was a businessman, horse breeder, dairy cattle farmer and yachtsman. He was the founder of the equestrian journal Chronicle of the Horse.

Lloyd was born at Ardmore

Ardmore, Pennsylvania

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, Delaware County

Delaware County, Pennsylvania

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, Pennsylvania

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. The Lloyd family were of a prestigious social background dating to the time of William Penn

William Penn

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 in Philadelphia. Stacy Barcroft Lloyd Sr. was a banker, the President of the Philadelphia Savings Fund Society

Philadelphia Savings Fund Society

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. His mother was Eleanor Borroughs Morris, a descendant of brewer Mayor Anthony Morris (I)

Anthony Morris (I)

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, founder of the Morris family, another prominent Philadelphia family.

Lloyd's first marriage was November 25, 1932 his wife was Rachel Lowe Lambert

Rachel Lambert Mellon

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, they divorced 1948 she was later the wife of Paul Mellon

Paul Mellon

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. His second wife was Alice Babcock. His children by Rachel Lambert were a son Washington D.C. antiquarian Stacy Barcoft Lloyd III, daughter Eliza, by Alice Babcock son Robin Lloyd a writer and journalist who was an announcer for NBC

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.

For many years he was one of the largest landowners on St. Croix, U.S.V.I. He owned a dairy farm and raised beef cattle. He also owned and operated the local dairy bottling plant.

Lloyd died in a carriage accident at Southwest Harbor, Maine

Southwest Harbor, Maine

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in 1989.