Henry W. McLaughlin married Dorothy Bishop (1905- ). He attended Rosary Parochial School in Leeds. He later entered St. Michael’s Jesuit College with his brother, Charles Jr., and studied until World War I broke out when their parents decided to send the boys to Black Rock Jesuit College outside of Dublin, Ireland, away from the German zepplin raids on Leeds and other English cities.

However, the United States Consul in Leeds advised Charles Jr. that he could not go to Ireland. As a consequence of an agreement reached by England and the United States, Charles Jr. either had to join the British army or return to America and join the United States Armed Forces. Charles Jr. joined the United States Navy and was placed in the Machinists Mates School in Charleston, South Carolina.

Henry was summoned to the British Employment Bureau where it was determined that the young man’s knowledge of Latin made him ideally suited to assigment to a pharmaceutical laboratory where medications were made for treating wounded soldiers. At the time all formuals were handwritten in Latin.

After the war Henry returned to the United States and took a job in New Haven, Connecticut, testing dyes. Later he moved to Syracuse and worked at Malleable Iron Works before he taking up the family’s teasel business.

He married Dorothy Bishop and they had three sons – Brian H., Douglas S. and Robert B. McLaughlin.

Sarah Kathleen McLaughlin married John Vincent Connor. The 1979 history of the McLaughlin family refers to her as Kathleen, saying she resided in Pico Rivera, California. She was married to John Vincent Connor and after his death married William Dobrinin.

The 1979 McLaughlin history says Sara Kathleen McLaughlin had six children: Barbara (who died in childhood), John V. Connor Jr., Constance, Norma Judith, Charles and F. Joseph, but the information is phrased in such as way that it is unclear when Charles and F. Joseph are from her first marriage or her second.

[Note: The last name of her second husband may be spelled incorrectly. Family obituaries have spelled the name a variety of ways, including Dobrien, Dobrinan and Dobrenin. Online I found mention of a William Dobrinin in Montebello, California, which adjoins Pico Rivera.]

Mary Alexandra Victoria McLaughlin married John O'Leary. A native of Leeds, England, Mary Alexandra Victoria McLaughlin lived in the Syracuse area most of her life. She retired in 1967 as a licensed practical nurse with the Visiting Nurses Association. She was a communicant of St. Daniel's Church and Our Lady, Star of the Sea Church in Mexico; a member of the Mary-Martha Society and the Catholic Nurses Association, and a former CCD teacher.

John O'Leary was a native of Butte, Montana, later lived in Solvay and was a 1932 graduate of Solvay High School. He retired in 1984 as an area manager after 26 years with American Linen Supply Company.

Mr. and Mrs. O'Leary had two children:

Patricia Ann McLaughlin married John Lynn. A native of Leeds, England, Patricia Ann McLaughlin resided most of her life in the Syracuse area. She retired in 1984 as a clerical worker after 25 years with the Onondaga County Sherriff's Department. She was the widow of John Lynn.

Mrs. Lynn was a communicant of St. Augustine's Church, Baldwinsville, a former communicant of St. Margaret's Church, Mattydale, and a former president of its Altar and Rosary Society. She was a member of the Liederkranz Club and a former member of board of trustees of the Onondaga County Employees Federal Credit Union.