David, A google search turned up this for Lloyd's Cove, Cape Breton. Coordinate Latitude: 46.25 Longitude: -60.21583 Nearest City Sydney, NS (7.3 miles away) Lloyd Cove, a bay located in Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia. Topo map of lat 46.2500 and long -60.2158. Topo maps, latitude and longitude coordinates, and address for Lloyd Cove. There are also some photo's of Lloyd's Cove at this same url https://www.trails.com/trail-lloyd-cove-nova-scotia-5241026.html *********************************** Another point of reference: Chapel Point Battery (2) (1914 - 1917, 1940 - 1948), near Sydney Mines Located on the southern side of Lloyd's Cove, near Church Street and Amber Drive. In August 1914 two 4.7-inch field guns were emplaced in a temporary earthwork battery on the 120-foot ridge about 700 yards behind the point. They were removed in November 1915. In October 1916 one 4.7-inch field gun was re-emplaced on the 160-foot ridge behind the point. It was relocated to Cranberry Head (see above) in May 1917. In 1940 two 4.7-inch MK7 quick-firing guns were emplaced here, later replaced in 1944 with two 4-inch twin barrelled MK16 guns. This was the WWII examination battery until decommissioned in 1943. A four-story concrete fire-control observation post was also located here, disguised as a church. Three searchlight positions were also located here in WWII. Extensive concrete remnants still remain, including the FC tower. The site is now town property. ************************************* Map showing other places around Lloyd Cove, Cape Breton: http://travelingluck.com/North+America/Canada/Nova+Scotia/_6058004_Lloyd+Cove.html#local_map Carol MacLean out here in very sunny but windy & cool Vancovuer, BC ************************************************************************************************************** >I am searching for a place name called "Lloyd's Cove," or at least that is >the way it was shown in my source information. It is shown as a place of >birth for someone, supposedly in the Cape Breton area if not Cape Breton >County itself, but my normally pretty reliable place name search database >does not list it in that form anywhere in Nova Scotia, though it does offer >me a "Lloyds" in Kings County but I have reasons for doubting that one. The >one I am looking for is or was a very small place on the coast, and may not >even still exist as much more than a faint memory, so that is likely the >main problem. > > > >This is a shot in the dark at best, but if anyone out there has heard of it >or can offer any clues, I'd appreciate hearing from you on the list. Thanks >in advance for anything you can offer. > > > > >David E. Cann >decann@infionline.net > > > > >------------------------------- >PLEASE NOTE: >Contact the List Admin at can-ns-capebreton-admin@rootsweb.com or to >search the list archives, or find other useful information to help >you use the list more effectively, please click on the following >link: >http://lists.rootsweb.com/index/intl/CAN/CAN-NS-CAPEBRETON.html >------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >CAN-NS-CAPEBRETON-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' >without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message