Mclaughlin Family

[hallmark]

Doing this Search only returns 3 possibles!

Party 1 Name   PATRICK MCLAUGHLIN
Party 2 Name   EMMA MCDAID
Date of Event   26 October 1891
Group Registration ID   2577061
SR District/Reg Area   Londonderry
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1891/10684/5893674.pdf


Party 1 Name   WILLIAM MCLOUGHLIN
Party 2 Name   EMMA WILSON
Date of Event   13 May 1892
Group Registration ID   2410268
SR District/Reg Area   Lurgan
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1892/10632/5873691.pdf

Party 1 Name   WILLIAM MCLOUGHLIN
Party 2 Name   EMMA CUTHBERT
Date of Event   26 September 1887
Group Registration ID   2424669
SR District/Reg Area   Dublin South
https://civilrecords.irishgenealogy.ie/churchrecords/images/marriage_returns/marriages_1887/10811/5942873.pdf

[Pennines]

You would think the Emma Cuthbert marriage significant in that her father was named Henry also.

On 'Harry's attestation papers in Canada he gives a birth date of 1.5. 1888 and next of kin Emma Mclaughlin, mother - address Dublin, Ireland.

So it does like like the right marriage for the parents - but the later marriage found by Heywood, with a father William, a tailor confuses things a bit.

Great finds everyone!

[Pennines]

Just to add -- there is no Daniel on the 1901 census record, but maybe Daniel was a cousin or something whom Harry/Henry regarded as a brother! (Yes I know I am making things up now!)

[hallmark]

You would think the Emma Cuthbert marriage significant in that her father was named Henry also.

On 'Harry's attestation papers in Canada he gives a birth date of 1.5. 1888 and next of kin Emma Mclaughlin, mother - address Dublin, Ireland.

So it does like like the right marriage for the parents - but the later marriage found by Heywood, with a father William, a tailor confuses things a bit.

Great finds everyone!

Not really... Heywood married him off in 1926 to Mary Rutledge!

[Pennines]

Yes I know Hallmark -- and that's the spanner in the works!

[hallmark]

In December of 1917 Harry married Hilda Porter of Manchester. Harry was shipped back to Canada 1n 1918 and Hilda arrived in September of 1918 as a War Bride.

[heywood]

Harry McLaughlin and Hilda Porter married in 1917 at St Peter’s, Levenshulme. The records are not online so the marriage certificate is needed for father’s name and occupation.

There are a couple of Amy Taylors in Worcester but nothing obvious to say they are likely to be a cousin. One is married to a Daniel Taylor though but I could be joining Pennines in flights of fancy there 

[hallmark]

Harry McLaughlin and Hilda Porter married in 1917 at St Peter’s, Levenshulme. The records are not online so the marriage certificate is needed for father’s name and occupation.

There are a couple of Amy Taylors in Worcester but nothing obvious to say they are likely to be a cousin. One is married to a Daniel Taylor though but I could be joining Pennines in flights of fancy there 

Enjoy the flights of fancy, hope the carrier doesn't go into Liquidation mid flight...    

[heywood]

Looks like they’re the only flights we’ll be taking for a while