John A McLaughlin

Birth10 Mar 1855 - Rural Valley, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA

Death10 November 1951 - Vandergrift, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, United States of America

MotherMary E. DEVINNEY

FatherThomas William McLaughlin

Born in Rural Valley, Armstrong, Pennsylvania, USA on 10 Mar 1855 to Thomas William McLaughlin and Mary E. DEVINNEY. John A McLaughlin married Leila Ada Rosalie Whitacre and had 8 children. He passed away on 10 November 1951 in Vandergrift, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, United States of America.

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Parents

Thomas William Mclaughlin
1828 - 1904

Mary E. Devinney
1830 - 1921

Spouse(s)

Leila Ada Rosalie Whitacre
1864 - 1947

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Estelle May Mclaughlin
1885 - 1967

Maude B. Mclaughlin
1887 - 1965

Bert Barclay Mc Laughlin
1884 - 1920

Nora Pearl Mclaughlin
1891 - 1977

William Wesly Mclaughlin
1894 - 1978

Helen Evelyn Mclaughlin
1899 - 1981

John Arthur Mclaughlin
1896 - 1970

Minnie Mary Mclaughlin
1889 - 1983

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