William Lloyd (Methodist minister)

William Lloyd (dates unknown) was a 19th-century Methodist minister active primarily in the American South. Details about his early life, education, and specific ministerial assignments are scarce and often fragmented across historical church records. He is primarily remembered for his work in establishing and supporting Methodist churches and congregations in rural areas, particularly in states such as Georgia and Alabama. Lloyd's ministry focused on evangelism, community building, and the promotion of temperance within his congregations. He was also known for his fervent preaching style and his dedication to serving underprivileged communities. Further research into regional Methodist archives and historical societies may yield more detailed information about his life and ministry. He should not be confused with William Lloyd Garrison, the abolitionist.