McLaughlin Records from Rutland, Vermont
(Mainly Rutland/ West Rutland/ East Rutland/ Center Rutland - but some other Rutland County towns included.)
Contents:
(Births, Marriages and Deaths were transcribed from "Vermont Vital Records Index"
and index of Vermont "State Records of Births, Marriages and Deaths")
SOME McLAUGHLIN-RELATED NATURALIZATONS
IN RUTLAND COUNTY COURT
Rutland County Court Naturalization Records
Vol 1, 1836-1852
Referencing Rutland County Records, Vol 861
#136
George P. McLaughlin
born: City of Londonderry, County Tyrone, Ireland, March 12, 1816
residing at time of declaration of intent: Plymouth, Windsor County, Vt.
declaration of intent: Sept. 16, 1840
#326
Andrew McGloughlin
born: Parish of Killglass, County Roscommon, Ireland, month of May, 1823
residing at time of declaration of intent: West Rutland
declaration of intent: April 14, 1851
naturalization: Sept 20, 1856
affidavits of residency and good character: James Conlin and William Tulley of Rutland
Rutland County Court Naturalization Records
Vol 2, 1851-1855
Referencing Rutland County Records, Vol 862
#89
Edward McLaughlin
born: County Donegal, Ireland, 1832
residing at time of declaration of intent: Castleton
declaration of intent: Sept 14, 1852
#144
John McLaughlin
born: County Leitrim, Ireland, 1829
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: Feb 8, 1853
naturalization: Sept 11, 1856
affidavits of residency and good character: Michael Gilrain and
Patrick McLaughlin of Rutland
(the declaration of intent occurred in the term of the Supreme Court, meeting in Rutland, starting the 2nd Tues in Feb, 1853;
the naturalization occurred in Rutland County Court)
#347
Patrick McLaughlin
born: County Roscommon, Ireland, 1835
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: Sept 12, 1854
#383
Patrick McLaughlin
born: County Mayo, Ireland, 1814
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: Sept 12, 1854
naturalization: Sept 19, 1857
affidavits of residency and good character: Michael Kildreen and Martin Donelly of Rutland
(the document says the naturalization occurred during the term of the Rutland County Court that started the 2nd Tuesday in Sept, 1856; however, the date had originally been 1857 but a dark “six” was written in over the seven; the date filled in later in the document as the date the oath was sworn is Sept 19, 1857, not 1856)
#456
Robert McLaughlin
born: County Roscommon, Ireland, 1834
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: March 13, 1855
naturalization: March 13, 1855
affidavits of residency and good character:
Martin McLaughlin and
James McLaughlin of Rutland
(same date for DOI and for naturalization)
#457
Martin McLaughlin
born: Ireland, 1801
residing at time of declaration of intent: Malone, Franklin County, NY
declaration of intent: March 13, 1848
naturalization: March 14, 1855, Rutland County
affidavits of residency and good character:
Martin McLaughlin Jr. and
James McLaughlin of Rutland
(references to Rutland County and Vermont were crossed in the declaration of intent section of this form and Malone, Franklin County, NY was written in)
#458
James McLaughlin
born: Ireland, 1820
residing at time of declaration of intent: Malone, Franklin County, NY
declaration of intent: March 13, 1848 at Malone
(references to Rutland County and Vermont were crossed out of this form and Malone, Franklin County, NY was written in)
#459
Hugh McCann
born: Bahamia(? - perhaps Beauharnois?), Lower Canada, 1833
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: March 13, 1855
naturalization: March 13, 1855
affidavits of residency and good character:
Martin McLaughlin and
James McLaughlin of Rutland
(same date for DOI and for naturalization)
#480
Owen Gaffney
born: County Leitrim, Ireland, 1812
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: March 13, 1855
naturalization: March 25, 1857
affidavits of residency and good character: Michael Gilrain and
Patrick McLaughlin of Rutland
#510
John McLaughlin
born: County Roscommon, Ireland, 1815
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: March 13, 1855
naturalization: Sept 17, 1860
affidavits of residency and good character: Thomas Carrey(?) and John McGarry of Rutland
#514
Daniel Darvin
born: County Roscommon, Ireland, 1835
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: March 13, 1855
naturalization: Sept. 17, 1860
affidavits of residency and good character:
John McLaughlin and John McGarry of Rutland
#581
Michael McLaughlin
born: County Mayo, Ireland, 1827
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: Sept 11, 1855
naturalization: Sept 18, 1860
affidavits of residency and good character: John McCormick and John Dailey of Rutland
Rutland County Court Naturalization Records
Vol 3, 1855-1860
Referencing Rutland County Records, Vol 863
#41
John Ruane
born: County Mayo, 1825
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: March 11, 1856
naturalization: October 30, 1864 (?, difficult to read)
affidavits of residency and good character: John McNamara and
John McLaughlin of Rutland
#69
Patrick Foster
born: County Mayo, Ireland, 1830
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: September 9, 1856
naturalization: October 30, 1860
affidavits of residency and good character; James A. Shea and
Patrick McLaughlin of Rutland
#208
William McLaughlin
born: County Donegal, Ireland, 1817
residing at time of declaration of intent: Benson
declaration of intent: March 26, 1857
naturalization: Feb 15, 1859
affidavits of residency and good character: Patrick Sloan and Barnard Sloan of Benson
#217
James McCanley
born: County Leitrim, Ireland, 1819
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: April 3, 1857
naturalization: Sept 17, 1860
affidavits of residency and good character:
John McLaughlin and Daniel Dervin or Rutland
#250
James Griffin
born: County Limerick, 1827
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: Sept 8, 1857
naturalization: Sept 24, 1860
affidavits of residency and good character:
Patrick McLaughlin and Peter McKeon of Rutland
#253
Patrick McLaughlin
born: County Roscommon, Ireland, 1825
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: March 13, 1855
naturalization: Sept 14, 1857
affidavits of residency and good character: Patrick Burns and John McCormack of Rutland
#519
Thomas Carney
born: County Lahnag(?), Ireland, 1810
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: Sept 17, 1860
naturalization: Oct 11, 1864
affidavits of residency and good character:
Patrick McLaughlin and Patrick Morrison of Rutland
(I can’t identify the Irish county based on the above spelling - Lahnag, Lahnay, Lahnae? It was difficult to read.
I wonder if this might be the townland of Lahagh, County Tipperary)
#550
Morty Sullivan
born: County Kerry, Ireland, 1820
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: Sept 24, 1860
naturalization: March 29, 1865
affidavits of residency and good character:
Patrick McLaughlin and Timothy Mara of Rutland
(see Vol 4, #185, Morty Sullivan)
Rutland County Court Naturalization Records
Vol 4, 1860-1878
Referencing Rutland County Records, Vol 864
#38
John McGloughlin
born: County Londonderry, Ireland, 1817
residing at time of declaration of intent: Mendon
declaration of intent: March 13, 1862
#156
Peter Kivelin
born: County Sligo, Ireland, 1812
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: Sept 4, 1860
naturalization: Sept 12, 1865
affidavits of residency and good character:
Burnard McLaughlin and James Oats (Cuts?) of Rutland
#167
Michael McLaughlin
born: County Roscommon, Ireland, 1840
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: Sept 12, 1865
naturalization: Sept 12, 1865
affidavits of residency and good character: John Marony and John McCormick of Rutland
(same date for DOI and for naturalization)
#185
Morty Sullivan
born: County Kerry, Ireland, 1820
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: March 19, 1865
naturalization: March 19, 1865
affidavits of residency and good character: Timothy Morrow and
Patrick McLaughlin of Rutland
(same date for DOI and for naturalization)
(see Vol 3, #550, Morty Sullivan)
#223
James Giblin
born: County Leitrim, Ireland, 1843
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: March 16, 1866
naturalization: March 16, 1866
affidavits of residency and good character: James McKeon and
Patrick McLoughlin of Rutland
(same date for DOI and for naturalization)
#342
James Magin
born: County Mayo, Ireland, 1811
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: March 9, 1869
naturalization: March 22, 1871
affidavits of residency and good character:
Patrick McLaughlin and Patrick Slattery of Rutland
#407
Martin McLaughlin
born: County Roscommon, Ireland, 1864
residing at time of declaration of intent: Dorset
declaration of intent: Sept. 27, 1872
Rutland County Court Naturalization Records
Vol 5, 1868-1906
Referencing Rutland County Records, Vol 865
#34
Patrick Caine
born: County Mayo, Ireland, November 2, 1845
residing at time of declaration of intent: Rutland
declaration of intent: Sept 3, 1869
naturalization: Sept 3, 1869
affidavits of residency and good character:
Patrick McLaughlin and Luke Kelley
(same date for DOI and for naturalization)
BIRTHS
Some McLaughlin births in Rutland, Vermont
1871-1908
Arranged alphabetically
McLaughlin, male
Dec 10, 1906
Mother: Dempsey, born in Vermont, residing in W. Rutland; first child
Father: Edward McLaughlin, born in Vermont, cutter
McLaughlin, male
March 30, 1905
Mother: Mary Gillespie, born in Vermont, residing in W. Rutland; first
child
Father: B. McLaughlin, born in Vermont, machinist
McLaughlin, female
Aug 3, 1895
Mother: Anna, born in Burlington, residing in Burlington
Father: John Jr. McLaughlin, born in Rutland, architect
McLaughlin, female
Aug 14, 1894
Mother: Sarah Cassidy, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland City
Father: Richard E. McLaughlin, born in Ireland, mason
McLaughlin, male
March 10, 1888
Mother: Ellen, born in Ireland, residing on Green St., Rutland
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, male
June 1, 1890
Mother: Jane, born in Ireland, residing on Green St., Rutland
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, male
March 12, 1891
Mother: Jane Barney, born in England, residing on Terrill St., Rutland
Father: Edward McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Alice
Feb 3, 1884Mother: Martha Galligarr, born in Ireland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Ann
Nov 30, 1901
Mother: Elizabeth Farrell, born in Rutland, residing in Rutland
Father: John P. McLaughlin, born in W. Rutland, machinist
McLaughlin, Ann
June 11, 1888
address: 57 Monroe St., Burlington
Mother: Anna Payne, age 33, born in Burlington
Father: John J. McLaughlin, age 32, born in Burlington, architect
(An 1895 birth record for the same family gives the
father's birthplace
as Rutland)
McLaughlin, Annie
Sept 18, 1896
Mother: Annie McLaughlin, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Annie
Oct 3, 1879
Mother: Margaret McCue, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Andy McLaughlin, born in Ireland, sawyer
McLaughlin, Annie
Dec 30, 1878
Mother: Jane, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Bridget
April 5, 1875
Mother: Mary Stewart, born in Ballykilleren (?), Ireland, residing in
Mendon
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Altivra, Ireland, farmer
Birth recorded in Mendon
(Earlier births in this family took place in
Rutland: Altivra is in County Leitrim, Ireland)
McLaughlin, Bridget Ann
Oct 22, 1892
Mother: Josephine Lapan, born in Rutland, residing in Rutland
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Rutland, laborer
Record of birth in Mendon
McLaughlin, Catherine
Feb 20, 1888
Mother: Jane, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Catherine
Oct 31, 1875
Mother: Sarah Colligan, born in W. Rutland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: John McLaughlin. born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Charles
Sept 1, 1884
Mother: Kate McGinley, born in US, residing in Rutland
Father: Barney McLaughlin, born in US, laborer
McLaughlin, Charles E.
Feb 11, 1891
Mother: Josephine LePan, born in W. Rutland, residing in Rutland
Father: Pat McLaughlin, born in W. Rutland, fireman
McLaughlin, Diana
April 20, 1874
Mother: Mary Welch, born in Ireland, residing in Center Rutland
Father: James McLaughlin, born in Ireland, carpenter
McLaughlin, Earl Bernard
January 29, 1890
Mother: Lizzie Tiernan, born in Wallingford, residing in Proctor
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Dorset, stone cutter
Record in Proctor
McLaughlin, Edward
May 20, 1908
Mother: Dempsey, born in Vermont, residing in W. Rutland, second child
Father: Edward McLaughlin, born in Vermont, polisher
McLaughlin, Edward
Nov 24, 1880
Mother: Mary Welch, born in Ireland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Elizabeth
Oct 8, 1883
Mother: Jane, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Elizabeth Mary
Nov 17, 1891
Mother: Mary, born in W. Rutland, residing in Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Rutland, farmer
McLoughlin, Elizabeth
Feb 17, 1886
Mother: Margaret McLoughlin
Father: Patrick McLoughlin
No city or other information
McLoughlin, Elizabeth
April 20, 1874
Mother: Bridget Walsh
Father: James McLoughlin
No city or other information
McLaughlin, Ellen
Dec 31, 1888
Mother: Ellen, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Ellen
Oct 14, 1877
Mother: Jane, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Frank
Dec 26, 1886
Mother: Mary McLaughlin, born in Lee, Massachusetts, residing in W.
Rutland
Father: Terrance McLaughlin, born in Proctor, engineer
McLaughlin, Frederick C.
Oct 25, 1889
Mother: Mary Colligan, born in W. Rutland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Gerty
Nov 22, 1885
Mother: Mary Colligan, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Harry Anthony
June 12, 1903
address: 17 Hopkins St., Rutland
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, housewife, age 29, born in Ireland, fifth
birth, four children still living
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, blacksmith, age 44, born in Ireland
(See Henry Anthony below.)
McLaughlin, Helen
March 15, 1900
Mother: Margaret, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland City
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Ireland, blacksmith
McLaughlin, Henry
May 17, 1887
Mother: Anne McLaughlin
Father: Michael McLaughlin
No city or other information
McLaughlin, Henry
May 17, 1887
Mother: Mary, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Henry Anthony
June 12, 1903
Mother: Margaret
Father:Thomas McLaughlin
No city or other information
(See Harry Anthony above)
McLaughlin, James
Sept 13, 1892
Mother: Anna McLaughlin
Father: Michael McLaughlin
No city or other information
McLoughlin, James
Sept 13, 1892
Mother: unnamed, born in Ireland, residing in Center Rutland
Father: Michael McLoughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, James Francis
May 23, 1905
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, James F.
April 12, 1887
Mother: Colligan, born in W. Rutland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Jane
March 12, 1875
Mother: Bridget Winn, born in Ireland, residing in Mendon
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland, farmer
Record in Mendon
McLaughlin, Jennie
March 7, 1896
Mother: Josephine, born in Middlebury, Vermont, residing in Mendon
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Rutland, farmer
Record in Mendon
McLaughlin, John
Sept 3, 1883
Mother: Kate McGinley, born in W. Rutland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: Bernard McLaughlin, born in W. Rutland, laborer
McLaughlin, John
January 10, 1883
Mother: Margaret, born in Vergennes, Vermont, residing in Rutland
Father: Pat McLaughlin, born in Vergennes, Vermont, machinist
McLaughlin, John
Sept 18, 1881
Mother: Margaret McKeon, born in Ireland, residing in Center Rutland
Father: Andrew McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, John
April 18, 1885
Mother: Sarah Colligan, born in US, residing in W. Rutland
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, John
Dec 23, 1871
Mother: Mary McMeldon, born in Ireland, residing in E. Rutland
Father: James McLaughlin, born in Ireland, grocer
McLaughlin, John P.
June 19, 1892
Mother: Bessie Farrell, born in Rutland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: John McLaughlin, born in W. Rutland, engineer
McLaughlin, Kate
Feb 27, 1875
Mother: Sarah, born in Ireland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Katie
Oct 3, 1872
Mother: Ann McNiff, born in Ireland, residing in E. Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland, fireman
McLaughlin, Maggie Jane
May 25 1880
Mother: Jane, born in Ireland, residing in E. Rutland
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland, farmer
McLaughlin, Margaret
Sept 9, 1907
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Margaret
Feb 26, 1896
Mother: Annie Farrell, born in Vermont, residing in Rutland City
Father: John P. McLaughlin, born in Vermont, engineer
McLaughlin, Margaret
January 24, 1876
Mother: Matilda Gallaher, born in Ireland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: Pat McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Margarett (sic)
March 9, 1879
Mother: Sarah Colligan, born in Vermont, residing in Rutland
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Vermont, laborer
McLaughlin, Margaret
Aug 18, 1878
Mother: Ann McCuniff
Father: Michael McLaughlin
No city or other information
McLaughlin, Margaret
Aug 18, 1878
Mother: Aurilla, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland, farmer
McLaughlin, Marguerite Patricia
Sept 9, 1907
address: 17 Hopkins St., Rutland
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, born in Ireland, age 35, housewife
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Ireland, age 44, blacksmith
McLaughlin, Mary
Feb 18, 1891
Mother: Bessie Farrell, born in Vermont, residing in W. Rutland
Father: Johm McLaughlin, born in Vermont, engineer
McLaughlin, Mary
Dec 28, 1886
Mother: Matilda Gallagher, born in Ireland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: Pat McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Mary
Oct 1, 1880
Mother: Sarah Colligan, born in Ireland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: Joseph McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Mary
April 20, 1878
Mother: Margaret McKeon, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Andy McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Mary A
March 2, 1879
Mother: Kate McGinley, born in Vermont, residing in W. Rutland
Father: Barney McLaughlin, born in Vermont, laborer
McLaughlin, Mary Agnes
May 1, 1894
Mother: Josephine Lapan, born in Middlebury, Vermont, residing in Mendon
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Rutland, laborer
Record in Mendon
McLaughlin, Mary Elizabeth
June 24, 1901
Mother: Margaret, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland City
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Ireland, machinist
McLaughlin, Mary Elizabeth
May 19, 1899
Mother: Elizabeth Hill, born in Middlebury, Vermont, residing in Rutland
City
Father: Hugh McLaughlin, born in Boston, Massachusetts, electrician
McLoughlin, Mary Ellen
Oct 14, 1877
Mother: Jane McLoughlin
Father: Patrick McLoughlin
No city or other information
McLaughlin, Matilda
Nov 19, 1881
Mother: Tilly Gallagher, born in Ireland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: Pat McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Michael
Feb 23, 1898
Mother: Elizabeth Farrell, born in Rutland, residing in Rutland
Father: John P. McLaughlin, born in Rutland, engineer
McLaughlin, Michael
July 11, 1875
Mother: Ann McNiff, born in Pittsford, residing in E. Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Rutland, farmer
McLaughlin, Michael
Nov 3, 1885
Mother: Jane McLaughlin, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Nora
April 7, 1894
Mother: Bessie Farrell, born in Rutland, residing in Rutland City
Father: John P. McLaughlin, born in W. Rutland, engineer
McGlaflin, Patrick
April 19, 1876
Mother: Jane, born in Ireland, residing in E. Rutland
Father: Pat McGlaflin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Rosa
July 10, 1884
Mother: Mary, born in Massachusetts, residing in Rutland
Father: Terrance McLaughlin, born in Vermont, laborer
McLaughlin, Samuel
Aug 27, 1881
Mother: Kate Foss, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland
McLaughlin, Sarah
Aug 9, 1881
Mother: Kate McGinley, born in Ireland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: Barney McLaughlin, born in Ireland
McLaughlin, Sarah
Nov 8, 1881
Mother: Sarah Colligan, born in Ireland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, Thomas
June 21, 1898
Mother: Margaret, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland City
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Ireland, blacksmith
McLaughlin, Thomas
May 15, 1891
Mother: Anna, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLoughlin, Thomas
Oct 23, 1881
Mother: Jane McLoughlin
Father: Patrick McLoughlin
No city or other information
McLaughlin, Walter
April 15, 1895
Mother: Mary Coligan, born in W. Rutland, residing in W. Rutland
Father: Mike McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, William
March 7, 1877
Mother: Sarah Colligan, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, William B.
July 5, 1884Mother: Mary Colligan, born in Vermont, residingin Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland, laborer
McLaughlin, William H.
Feb 12, 1872
Mother: Mary Stewart, born in Ireland, residing in Mendon
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland, farmer
Record in Mendon
McLaughlin, Winifred
May 29, 1890
Mother: Jane McLaughlin
Father: Patrick McLaughlin
No city or other information
McLaughlin, Winifred
Feb 13, 1897
Mother: Margaret, born in Ireland, residing in Rutland
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Ireland, blacksmith
BIRTHS (1909-1929)
Some McLaughlin births in Rutland County, Vermont.
Arranged alphabetically
(female) McLaughlin
Date of Birth: May 17, 1910
Family's residence: West Rutland
Father: Edward McLaughlin, age 33
Father's birthplace: Vermont
Father's Occupation: engineer
Mother: Mary Dempsey, age 33
Mother's birthplace: Vermont
Live birth
Informant: C.B. Ross
West Rutland
(female) McLaughlin
Date of Birth: September 8, 1910
Family's residence: West Rutland
Father: Morris McLaughlin, age 22
Father's birthplace: New York
Father's Occupation: laborer
Mother: Amanda Fredette , age 20
Mother's birthplace: Vermont
First child
Live birth
Informant: C.B. Ross
West Rutland
(male) McLaughlin
Date of Birth: April 30, 1904
Family's residence: Poultney
Father: William McLaughlin, age 24
Father's birthplace: Poultney
Father's occupation: farmer
Mother: Mabel Moyer, age 23
Mother's birthplace: Middletown, Vermont
Number of children, including this child: 2
Number of children living: 2
Live birth
Informant: John J Derner
Poultney
(male) McLaughlin
Date of Birth: May 3, 1914
Family's residence: West Rutland
Father: Edward McLaughlin, age 35
Father's birthplace: Vermont
Father's occupation: marble polished
Mother: Mary Dempsey, age 35
Mother's birthplace: Vermont
Number of children, including this child: 6
Number of children living: 6
Live birth
Informant: C.B. Ross
West Rutland
(male) McLaughlin
Date of Birth: February 7, 1922
Family's residence: Poultney
Father: Frederick McLaughlin, age 33
Father's birthplace: West Rutland, Vermont
Father's occupation: proprietor of a garage
Mother: Nellie B. Bowen, age 34
Mother's birthplace: Pittsford, Vermont
Number of children, including this child: 5
Number of children living: 5
Live birth
Informant: O.F. Clough, Physician, Poultney
Poultney
(male) McLaughlin
Date of Birth: Dec 20, 1923
Family's residence: Poultney
Father: Frederick C. McLaughlin, age 34
Father's birthplace: West Rutland, Vermont
Father's Occupation: garage proprietor
Mother: Nellie B. Bowen, age 35
Mother's birthplace: Pittsford, Vermont
Number of children, including this child: 6
Number of children living: 6
Live birth
Informant: O.F. Clough, Physician, Poultney
Poultney
Adelaide Julia McLaughlin
Date of Birth: September 23, 1916
Family's residence: Middletown Springs
Father: Jesse H. McLaughlin, age 25
Father's birthplace: East Poultney
Father's Occupation: laborer
Mother: Helen Moyer, age 23
Mother's birthplace: Middletown Springs
2nd child
Live birth
Informant: Elmo J. Hudson
Middletown Springs
Agnes McLaughlin (twin of Walter)
Date of Birth: October 19, 1912
Family's residence: Rutland
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, age 53
Father's birthplace: Ireland
Father's Occupation: blacksmith
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, age 39
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
10th child
Live birth
Informant: Dr. W.J. Delehanty, Rutland
Rutland
Agnes Edna McLaughlin
Date of Birth: April 25, 1910
Family's residence: Middletown Springs
Father: Frederick Edmund McLaughlin, age 29
Father's birthplace: Poultney
Father's Occupation: farmer
Mother: Anna Elisabeth Cory, age 27
Mother's birthplace: Middletown Springs
5th child
Live birth
Informant: A.C. Norton, MD, Middletown Springs
Middletown Springs
Allen Lawrence McLaughlin Jr.
Date of Birth: March 1, 1925
Family's residence: Proctor
Father: Allen Lawrence McLaughlin, age 32
Father's birthplace: Ticonderoga, NY
Father's Occupation: repairman, car shop
Mother: Mabel Isabelle Anderson, age 21
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
Number of children, including this child: 2
Number of children living: 2
Live birth
Informant: Thomas M. Hack, MD, Proctor
Proctor
Allen Lawrence McLaughlin Jr.
Date of Birth: September 4, 1929
Family's residence: West Rutland
Father: Allen L. McLaughlin, age 37
Father's birthplace: Ticonderoga, NY
Father's occupation: car repairer
Mother: Mabel Anderson, age 26
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
Number of children, including this child: 5
Number of children living: 4
Informant: Stewart Ross
West Rutland
Anna McLaughlin
Date of Birth: April 10, 1922
Family's residence: Rutland
Father: Henry McLaughlin, age 35
Father's birthplace: Rutland
Father's occupation: machinist
Mother: Nora Fitzgerald, age 29
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
Number of children, including this child: 1
Number of children living: 1
Rutland
Catherine McLaughlin
Date of birth: February 21, 1926
Family's residence: Rutland
Father: Henry McLaughlin, age 38
Father's birthplace: Rutland
Father's occupation: carpenter
Mother: Nora Fitzgerald, age 36
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
Number of children, including this child: 3
Number of children living: 3
Rutland
Clare McLaughlin
Date of birth: October 13, 1929
Family's residence: 25 Hopkins, Rutland
Father: Henry McLaughlin, age 42
Birthplace: Ireland
Father's occupation: steam fitter
Mother: Marie Fitzgerald, age 35
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
Number of children, including this child: 6
Number of children living: 6
Rutland
Dorothy Elizabeth McLaughlin
Date of birth: October 21, 1925
Family's residence: Poultney
Father: William L. McLaughlin, age 36
Father's birthplace: Poultney
Father's occupation: farmer
Mother: Mabel A. Moyer, age 34
Mother's birthplace: Middletown Springs
Number of children, including this child: 5
Number of children living: 5
Poultney
Earle Bernard McLaughlin Jr. (first twin, with Eleanor)
Date of birth: March 15, 1921
Family's residence: Proctor
Father: Earle Bernard McLaughlin, age 31
Father's birthplace: Proctor
Father's occupation: salesman
Mother: Julia Isabelle McGarry, age 29
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
Number of children, including this child: 3
Number of children living: 3
Proctor
Edward W. McLaughlin
Date of birth: April 29, 1911
Family's residence: Danby
Father: Edward McLaughlin, age 42
Father's birthplace: Dorset
Father's occupation: laborer
Mother: Anna Gillespie, age 27
Mother's birthplace: West Rutland
5th child of mother
Danby
Eleanor Frances McLaughlin (second twin, with Earle)
Date of birth: March 15, 1921
Family's residence: Proctor
Father: Earle Bernard McLaughlin, age 31
Father's birthplace: Proctor
Father's occupation: salesman
Mother: Julia Isabelle McGarry, age 29
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
Number of children, including this child: 4
Number of children living: 4
Proctor
Eleanor Tracy McLaughlin
Date of birth: June 27, 1915
Family's residence: 62 East St., Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, age 28
Father's birthplace: Rutland
Father's occupation: machinist
Mother: Ruth Tracy, age 23
Mother's birthplace: Peru, Vermont
1st child of mother
Rutland
Elizabeth Alice McLaughlin
Date of birth: February 11, 1912
Family's residence: West Rutland
Father: Edward McLaughlin, age 34
Father's birthplace: West Rutland
Father's occupation: marble polisher
Mother: Mary Dempsey, age 34
Mother's birthplace: West Rutland
3rd child of mother
West Rutland
Elizabeth Jane McLaughlin
Date of birth: March 2, 1918
Family's residence: Proctor
Father: Earle Bernard McLaughlin, age 28
Father's birthplace: Proctor
Father's occupation: manager, Furniture Department Cooperative store
Mother: Julia Isabelle McGarry, age 27
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
2nd child of mother
Proctor
Ellinor Frances McLaughlin
Date of birth: February 8, 1914
Family's residence: Middletown Springs
Father: Jess K. McLaughlin, age 23
Father's birthplace: Poultney
Father's occupation: meat dealer
Mother: Hellin A. Moyer, age 21
Mother's birthplace: Middletown Springs
First child (? - hard to read)
Middletown Springs
Elsie Grace McLaughlin
Date of birth: November 7, 1914
Family's residence: North St., Middletown Springs
Father: Emory McLaughlin, age 39
Father's birthplace: Vermont per one index card; Hampton, NY per second card
Father's occupation: milkman
Mother: Grace B. Coy, age 33
Mother's birthplace: Middletown Springs
Number of children, including this child: 4
Number of children living: 4
Middletown Springs
Elwood Thomas McLaughlin
Date of birth: May 2, 1926
Family's residence: Middletown Springs
Father: Jesse McLaughlin, age 35
Father's birthplace: Poultney
Father's occupation: truck driver
Mother: Helen Moyer, age 33
Mother's birthplace: Middletown Springs
Number of children, including this child: 4
Number of children living: 4
Middletown Springs
Ernest Raymond McLaughlin
Date of birth: April 27, 192? (last numeral of year not on index card)
Family's residence: Proctor
Father: Allen McLaughlin, age 34
Father's birthplace: NY
Father's occupation: trainman
Mother: Mabel Anderson, age 22
Mothers' birthplace: Vermont
Number of children, including this child: 3
Number of children living: 2
Proctor
Evelyn Frances Isabelle McLaughlin
Date of birth: May 24, 1909
Family's residence: Middletown Springs
Father: Emory McLaughlin, age 34
Father's birthplace: Fair Haven (note: other records give East Poultney)
Father's occupation: farmer
Mother: Grace Coy, age 28
Mother's birthplace: Middletown Springs
3rd child of mother
Middletown Springs
Florence McLaughlin
Date of birth: December 9, 1920
Family's residence: Poultney
Father: William L. McLaughlin, age 32
Father's birthplace: Poultney
Father's occupation: farmer
Mother: Mabel A. Moyer, age 30
Mother's birthplace: Middletown Springs
Number of children including this child: seems to read 4
Number of children living: seems to read 4
Poultney
Francis M. McLaughlin (male)
Date of birth: June 1, 1921
Family's residence: Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, age 41
Father's birthplace: West Rutland
Father's occupation: plumber
Mother: Helen Cannon, age 37
Mother's birthplace: Rutland
Number of children, including this child: 1
Number of children living: 1
Rutland
Gerald Edward McLaughlin
Date of birth: January 18, 1910
Family's residence: Proctor
Father: Matthew McLaughlin, age 34
Father's birthplace: Cleveland, NY
Father's occupation: meat cutter
Mother: Mary Elizabeth O'Rourke, age 36
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
1st child of mother
Proctor
Helen McLaughlin
Date of birth: December 24, 1924
Family's residence: Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, age 44
Father's birthplace: West Rutland
Father's occupation: plumber
Mother: Helen Cannon, age 39
Mother's birthplace: Rutland
Number of children, including this child: 2
Number of children living: 2
Rutland
Helen Catherine McLaughlin
Date of birth: September 14, 1915
Family's residence: Proctor
Father: Earle B. McLaughlin, age 25
Father's birthplace: Vermont
Father's occupation: clerk in store
Mother: Julia I. McGarry, age 24
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
First child
Proctor
Henry McLaughlin
Date of birth: January 3, 1924
Family's residence: Rutland
Father: Henry McLaughlin, age 36
Father's birthplace: Rutland
Father's occupation: painter
Mother: Laura (sic) Fitzgerald, age 31
(note: other records give Nora Marie)
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
Number of children, including this child: 2
Number of children living: 2
Rutland
Isabelle Edith McLaughlin
Date of birth: June 2, 1929
Family's residence: Middletown Springs
Father: Jesse McLaughlin, age 38
Father's birthplace: East Poultney
Father's occupation: truck driver
Mother: Helen Moyer, age 36
Mother's birthplace: Middletown (sic)
Number of children, including this child: 5
Number of children living: 5
Middletown Springs
(Record also filed in Rutland according to second index card.)
James McLaughlin
Date of birth: August 27, 1927
Family's residence: 26 Hopkins St., Rutland
Father: Henry Joseph McLaughlin, age 39
Father's birthplace: Rutland
Father's occupation: steam fitter
Mother: Nora Fitzgerald, age 32
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
Number of children, including this child: 5
Rutland
Jane Frances McLaughlin
(birth correction: originally recorded as Jennie)
Date: January 22, 1911
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, age 47
Father's birthplace: Ireland
Father's occupation: laborer
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, age 37
(McLaughlin was name before marriage)
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
Rutland
Jennie Frances McLaughlin
(name later changed; see Jane Frances McLaughlin above)
Date of birth: January 22, 1911
Family's residence: Rutland
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, age 47
Father's birthplace: Ireland
Father's occupation: laborer
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, age 37 (maiden name before marriage)
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
8th child
Rutland
John Andrew McLaughlin Jr.
Date of birth: April 24, 1924
Family's residence: Florence, Vermont
Father: John Andrew McLaughlin, age 40
Father's birthplace: West Rutland
Father's occupation: clerk, general merchandise store
Mother: Antoinette Desautels, age 26
Mother's birthplace: Charlotte, Vermont
Number of children, including this child: 1
Number of children living: 1
Informant: Thomas H. Hack, MD
Proctor
John Bernard McLaughlin
Date of birth: October 4, 1911
Father: John Steven McLaughlin, age 39
Father's birthplace: Rutland
Father's occupation: blacksmith
Mother: Mary White, age 36
Mother's birthplace: White River Junction, Vermont
8th child of mother
Hartford
John Delahunt McLaughlin
Date of birth: October 3, 1911
Family's residence: Rutland
Father: Matthew McLaughlin, age 35
Father's birthplace: Cleveland, NY
Father's occupation: laborer
Mother: Mary O'Rourke, age 33
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
2nd child
Rutland
Joseph Lawrence McLaughlin
Date of birth: October 17, 1927
Family's residence: Mendon
Father: Lawrence McLaughlin, age 27
Father's birthplace: Mendon
Father's occupation: farmer
Mother: Katherine Stoughton Haswell, age 32
Mother's birthplace: Brandon
Number of children: 2
Rutland
Kathleen McLaughlin
Date of birth: February 21, 1925 in Rutland Hospital
Family's residence: 2 Rice Ave., Rutland
Father: Henry Joseph McLaughlin, age 38
Father's birthplace: Center Rutland
Father's occupation: laborer at Howe Scale Works
Mother: Nora Marie Fitzgerald, age 31
Mother's birthplace: County Kerry, Ireland
Mother's occupation: housewife
Number of children, including this child: 3
Number of children living: 3
Rutland
Leona Mae McLaughlin
Date of birth: March 19, 1912
Father: William McLaughlin, age 23
Father's birthplace: Poultney
Father's occupation: farmer
Mother: Mabel Moyer, age 21
Mother's birthplace: Middletown Springs
Poultney
Lewis Bert McLaughlin
Date of birth: July 19, 1916
Family's residence: Poultney
Father: William McLaughlin, age 29
Father's birthplace: Poultney
Father's occupation: farmer
Mother: Mabel Moyer, age 25
Mother's birthplace: Middletown, Vermont
Poultney
Marjorie McLaughlin
Date of birth: June 13 1927
Family's residence: 35 Hazel, Rutland
Father: Michael McLaughlin, age 62
Father's birthplace: West Rutland
Father's occupation: machinist
Mother: Helen Cannon, age 42
Mother's birthplace: Rutland
Number of children, including this child: 3
Number of children living: 3
Rutland
Martha Elizabeth McLaughlin
Date of birth: May 8, 1917
Family's residence: Poultney
Father: Fred McLaughlin, age 28
Father's birthplace: Vermont
Father's occupation: machinist
Mother: ______ Bowen, age 29
Mother's birthplace: Vermont
third child of mother
West Rutland
Mary Edna McLaughlin - see May Edna McLaughlin
(not sure which name is correct)
Mary Madeline McLaughlin
Date of birth: April 13, 1914
Family's residence: Hartford, Vt.
Father: John S. McLaughlin, age 42
Father's birthplace: Rutland
Father's occupation: blacksmith
Mother: Mary White, age 39
Mother's birthplace: White River Junction, Vt.
9th child of mother
Hartford
Mary Margaret McLaughlin
Date of birth: November 16, 1926
Family's residence: Florence
Father: John Andrew McLaughlin, age 43
Father's birthplace: Vermont
Father's occupation: Clerk, general merchandise store
Mother: Antoinette Desautels, age 28
Mother's birthplace: Vermont
Number of children, including this child: 2
Number of children living: 2
Informant: Thomas H. Hack, MD
Proctor
Mary Margaret McLaughlin
Date of birth: October 1, 1913
Family's residence: Rutland
Father: Matthew McLaughlin, age 37
Father's birthplace: Cleveland, NY
Father's occupation: clerk
Mother: Mary E. O'Rourke, age 39
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
3rd child of mother
Rutland
Mary Rita McLaughlin
Date of birth: November 18, 1925
Family's residence: Proctor
Father: Earle Bernard McLaughlin, age 35
Father's birthplace: Proctor
Father's occupation: salesman, general merchandise store
Mother: Julia Isabelle McGarry, age 34
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
Number of children, including this child: 5
Number of children living: 5
Informant: Thomas H. Hack, MD
Proctor
May Edna McLaughlin
Date of birth: March 26, 1910
Family's residence: Chittenden
Father: William McLaughlin, age 32
Father's birthplace: Fort Ann, NY
Father's occupation: farmer
Mother: Edna Baird, age 23
Mother's birthplace: Chittenden
2nd child
Chittenden
Niel (sic) Joseph McLaughlin
Date of birth: January 13, 1914
Family's residence: Danby
Father: Edward McLaughlin, age 43
Father's birthplace: Dorset
Father's occupation: laborer
Mother: Annie Gillespie, age 30
Mother's birthplace: West Rutland
6th child
Danby
Raymond Anthony McLaughlin (twin of Rolland)
Date of birth: November 11, 1909
Family's residence: White River Junction, Vermont
Father: John Stephen McLaughlin, age 36
Father's birthplace: Rutland
Father's occupation: blacksmith
Mother: Mary Ellen White, age 33
Mother's birthplace: White River Junction, Vermont
6th child
Hartford
Richard Allen McLaughlin
Date of birth: July 30, 1921
Family's residence: Proctor
Father: Allen McLaughlin, age 29
Father's birthplace: Ticonderoga, NY
Father's occupation: laborer
Mother: Mabel Isabelle Anderson, age 18
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
First child
Proctor
Robert Bernard McLaughlin
Date of birth: January 11, 1929
Born in Pittsford
Family's residence: Florence
Fathers: John Andrew McLaughlin, age 44
Father's birthplace: West Rutland
Father's occupation: manager, general merchandise store
Mother: Antoinette Desautels, age 30
Mother's birthplace: Charlotte, Vermont
Number of children, including this child: 3
Number of children living: 3
Informant: Thomas H. Hack, Proctor
Pittsford
Robert Gordon McLaughlin
Date of birth: May 22, 1928
Family's residence: Proctor
Father: Allen Lawrence McLaughlin, age 35
Father's birthplace: NY
Father's occupation: laborer
Mother: Mabel Isabelle Anderson, age 25
Mother's birthplace: Proctor
Number of children, including this child: 4
Number of children living: 3
Proctor
Robert William McLaughlin
Date of birth: March 21, 1917
Father: John S. McLaughlin, age 44
Father's birthplace: Rutland
Father's occupation: laborer, prisoner
Mother: Mary White, age 40
Mother's birthplace: White River Junction, Vt.
10th child
Hartford
Rolland Joseph McLaughlin (twin of Raymond)
Date of birth: November 11, 1909
Father: John Stephen McLaughlin, age 36
Father's birthplace: Rutland
Father's occupation: blacksmith
Mother: Mary Ellen White, age 33
Mother's birthplace: White River Junction, Vt.
7th child
Hartford
Sheila McLaughlin
Date of birth: July 16, 1926
Family's residence: Rutland
Father: Henry McLaughlin, age 39
Father's birthplace: Rutland
Father's occupation: painter
Mother: Nora Fitzgerald, age 33
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
Number of children, including this child: 4
Number of children living: 4
Rutland
Shirley Espy McLaughlin
Date of birth: March 29, 1917
Family's residence: North St., Middletown Springs
Father: Emeory Eugene McLaughlin, age 42
Father's birthplace: Hampton, NY
Father's occupation: laborer
Mother: Grace B. Coy, age 36
Mother's birthplace: Middletown Springs
Number of children, including this child: 4
Number of children living: 4
Middletown Springs
(delayed filing, filed in 1951)
Shirley Nell McLaughlin
Date of birth: January 10, 1928
Family's residence: Poultney
Father: Frederick McLaughlin, age 38
Father's birthplace: West Rutland
Father's occupation: machinist
Mother: Nellie Bowen, age 39
Mother's birthplace: Pittsford
Number of children, including this child: 7
Number of children living: 7
Poultney
Teresa May McLaughlin
Date of birth: June 17, 1928
Family's residence: Proctor
Father: John Barnard McLaughlin, age 38
Father's birthplace: NY
Father's occupation: laborer
Mother: Stella Belle Putnam, age 27
Mother's birthplace: Vermont
Number of children, including this child: 5
Number of children living: 4
Proctor
Walter McLaughlin (twin of Agnes)
Date of birth: October 19, 1912
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, age 53
Father's birthplace: Ireland
Father's occupation: blacksmith
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, age 39
Mother's birthplace: Ireland
9th child
Rutland
Winnie McLaughlin
Date of birth: April 28, 1909
Family's residence: Poultney
Father: Charles McLaughlin, age 30
Father's birthplace: Poultney
Father's occupation: farmer
Mother: Ressie Stevers, age 26
Mother's birthplace: Wallingford
2nd child
Poultney
MARRIAGES
Some McLaughlin Marriages in Rutland, Vermont
Early - 1870, arranged alphabeticaly
Ann McLaughin (sic)
married Peter Tranter
December 19, 1859
Residence of bride: Rutland
Age of bride: 23
Officiating: Thomas Lynch
Catherine McLaughlin
married Maurice Ready
February 17, 1868
Birthplace of bride: Ireland
Residence of bride;East Rutland
Age of bride:
Officiating: Rev. C. Boylan, Catholic Priest
Martin McLaughlin
married Ann Tully
April 13, 1857
Birthplace of groom: Ireland
Residence of groom: Rutland
Age of groom:
Occupation of groom: laborer
Groom's first marriage
Officiating: Rev. Charles Boylan
Mary McLaughlin
married Michael Shanaghorn
February 8, 1869
Birthplace of bride: Ireland
Residence of bride; East Rutland
Age of bride: 18
Parents of bride: Michael McLaughlin amd Mary
Bride's first marriage
Officiating: Rev. Charles Boylan
Michael McLaughlin
married Ann Wynne
January 31, 1864
Officiating: Rev. Ch. Boylan
Michael McLaughlin
married Ann McAniff
February 21, 1859
Officiating: Charles Boylan
Thomas McLaughlin
married Mary Ann Pennfield
June 6, 1866
Residence of groom: Rutland
Second marriage of groom
Officiating: Norman Seaver, Pastor Congregational Church
MARRIAGES
1871-1908, arranged alphabetically
Agnes McLaughlin
married Charles F. Fassett
April 28, 1896
Birthplace of bride: West Rutland
Residence of bride: West Rutland
Age of bride: 24
Parents of bride: Patrick McLaughlin and Mary Gallagher
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Chas O'Reilly
This record is from Burlington
Andrew McLaughlin
married Margaret McKeon
March 21, 1878
Birthplace of groom: Ireland
Residence of groom: Rutland
Age of groom: 34
Parents of groom: John McLaughlin and Mary McGuire
Occupation of groom: laborer
First marriage of groom
Officiating: Charles Boylan
Andrew McLaughlin
married Annie Lynch
January 5, 1889
Birthplace of groom: Ireland
Residence of groom: Rutland
Age of groom: 48
Parents of groom: John McLaughlin and Bessie McGuire
Occupation of groom: laborer
Second marriage of groom
Officiating: Thomas J. Gaffeny
Anna McLaughlin
married Michael Edward
October 20, 1891
Birthplace of bride: Rutland
Residence of bride: Rutland
Age of bride: 23
Father of bride; Michael McLaughlin
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Thomas J. Gaffeny
Anne McLaughlin
married Michael McLaughlin
June 1, 1886
Birthplace of bride: Ireland
Residence of bride: Rutland
Parents of bride: Pat McLaughlin and Ellen Kane
Officiating: Rev. Charles Boylan
Anne McLoughlin
married John Brannon
October 17, 1873
Birthplace of bride: West Rutland
Residence of bride: East Rutland
Age of bride: 20
Parents of bride: Patrick McLoughlin and Annie Winters
First marriage of bride
Barbara Ann McLaughlin
married Edward McGinnis
November 22, 1871 (1891?)
Birthplace of bride: Vergennes, Vt.
Residence of bride; East Rutland
Age of bride: 21
Parents of bride: Patrick McLaughlin and Bridget
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Charles Boylan
Barney McLaughlin
married Kate McGinley
May 8, 1877
Birthplace of groom: West Rutland
Residence of groom: West Rutland
Age of groom: 27
Parents of groom: Andrew McLaughlin and Mary Keargan
First marriage of groom
Officiating: Chas O'Reilly
Bernard F. McLaughlin
married Nellie S. Brennan
June 30, 1896
Birthplace of groom: Manchester, Vermont
Residence of groom: North Adams, MA
Age of groom: 27
Parents of groom: Martin McLaughlin and Ann Tulley
(who had been married
in Rutland)
Occupation of groom: Marble worker
First marriage of groom
Officiating: Henry Lane, Priest
This record is from Poultney, Vermont
Bridget McLaughlin
married David Harrison
July 21, 1886
Birthplace of bride: Rutland
Residence of bride: Rutland
Age of bride: 20
Parents of bride: Patrick McLaughlin and Bridget Wynne
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Chas Boylan
Catherine McLaughlin
married Michael E. Burke
June 4, 1900
Birthplace of bride: Rutland
Residence of bride: Rutland
Age of bride: 27
Parents of bride: Michael McLaughlin and Ann McNiff
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Thos Gaffeny
Edward McLaughlin
married Mary A. Dempsey
November 29, 1905
Birthplace of groom: Vermont
Residence of groom: NY City, NY
Age of groom: 25
Parents of groom: John P. McLaughlin, b. in Vermont, and Mary Walsh, b.
in Vermont
Occupation of groom: marble polisher
First marriage of groom
Officiating: T R Carty, Catholic
This record is from West Rutland
Edward McLaughlin
married Anna Gillespie
November 22, 1904
Birthplace of groom: Dorset, Vt.
Residence of groom: Dorset, Vt.
Age of groom: 32
Parents of groom: Martin McLaughlin and Ann Tully
(who had been married
in Rutland)
Occupation of groom: engineer
First marriage of groom
Officiating: T R Carty
This record is from Dorset, Vt.
Ellen McLaughlin
married Thomas Derviss
May 9, 1883
Birthplace of bride: Center Rutland
Residence of bride: Center Rutland
Age of bride: 25
Parents of bride: James McLaughlin and Bridget Welch
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Boylan
Hugh McLaughlin
married Lizzie E. Hill
September 21, 1897
Birthplace of groom: Boston MA
Residence of groom: Keene, NH
Age of groom: 24
Parents of groom: Wm A. McLaughlin and Mary Kelley
Occupation of groom; electrician
First marriage of groom
Officiating: TJ Gaffney
J. P. McLaughlin
married Bessie Farrell
April 26, 1890
Birthplace of groom: West Rutland
Residence of groom: Rutland
Age of groom: 32
Parents of groom: Patrick McLaughlin and Hanora Winters
Occupation of groom: engineer
First marriage of groom
Officiating: TJ Gaffney
Jane McLaughlin
married Patrick McLaughlin
June 19, 1875
bride: Ireland
Residence of bride: West Rutland
Age of bride: 26
Parents of bride: Garret McLaughlin and Mary Forest
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Chas O'Reilly
Jennie A. McLaughlin
married Henry J. Chevalier
July 12, 1897
Birthplace of bride: Proctor, Vt.
Residence of bride: Mendon, Vt.
Age of bride: 22
Parents of bride: Patrick McLaughlin and Bridget Winn
Officiating: Gaffney
Jennie M. McLaughlin
married WA Bride
April 18, 1890
Birthplace of bride: West Rutland
Residence of bride: Rutland
Age of bride: 24
Parents of bride: Michael McLaughlin and Ann Winn
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Gaffney
John McLaughlin
married Mary Welch
February 9, 1880
Birthplace of groom: West Rutland
Residence of groom: West Rutland
Age of groom: 22
Parents of groom; Patrick McLaughlin and Honora Winters
Occupationof groom: laborer
First marriage of groom
Officiating: Chas O'Reilly
John McLaughlin
married Elizabeth Tiernan
April 19, 1887
Birthplace of groom: Dorset
Residence of groom: Dorset
Age of groom: 32
Parents of groom: Kearns McLaughlin and Catherine
Occupation of groom: stone cutter
First marriage of groom
Officaiting: Rev. Glynn
This record is in Dorset, Vermont
John McLaughlin
married Sarah Collighan
February 5, 1875
Birthplace of groom: Ireland
Residence of groom: Rutland
Age of groom: 25
Parents of groom: Barney McLaughlin and Margaret McManus
Occupation of groom: laborer
First marriage of groom
Officiating: Chas O'Reilly
John J. McLaughlin
married Annie Payne
Birthplace of groom: Rutland
Residence of groom: Burlington
Age of groom:29
Parents of groom: Robert McLaughlin and Jane McDermott
Occupation of groom: architect and builder
First marriage of groom
Officiating: Thos Lynch
This record is from Burlington, Vermont
Katie McLoughlin
married Thomas Deisey
June 3, 1878 (?)
Birthplace of bride: Rutland
Residence of bride: Burlington
Age of bride: 24
Parents of bride: Robert McLoughlin and Jane McDermott
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Thos Lynch
This record is from Burlington, Vt.
Margaret McLaughlin
married Geo E. Colligan
April 12, 1904
Birthplace of bride: Rutland
Residence of bride: Rutland
Age of bride: 24
Parents of bride: P J McLaughlin and Jennie E. McLaughlin
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Gaffney
This record is from West Rutland, Vermont
Margaret McLaughlin
married Thomas Dempsey
January 8, 1876
Birthplace of bride: Ireland
Residence of bride: East Rutland
Age of bride: 23
Parents of bride: Michael McLaughlin and Mary Kennedy
Officiating: Chas O'Reilly
Margaret McLaughlin
married Patrick Dempsey
August 26, 1873
Birthplace of bride: Ireland
Residence of bride: West Rutland
Age of bride: 25
Parents of bride: Farrel McLaughlin and Ellen
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Chas O'Reilly
Margaret E. McLaughlin
married Thomas F. Mangan
October 24, 1904
Birthplace of bride: West Rutland
Residence of bride: West Rutland
Age of bride: 27
Parents of bride: Patrick McLaughlin and Matilda Gallagher
First marriage of bride
Officiating: TR Carty
Margaret Josephine McLaughlin
married Michael Patrick McDonough
October 26, 1908
Birhtplace of bride: Rutland
Residence of bride: Rutland
Age of bride: 30
Parents of bride: Michael McLaughlin, b. in Ireland, and Ann McNiff, b.
in Ireland
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Rev. WN Lonergan, Catholic priest of Rutland
Mary McLaughlin
married Path McDevitt
May 17, 1888
Birthplace of bride: Cleveland, NY
Residence of bride: Dorset, Vt.
Age of bride: 24
Parents of bride: Kearns McLaughlin and Catherine Carney
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Anthony Glynn
This record is from Dorset, Vt.
Mary McLaughlin
married Michael Groonell
October 24, 1892
Birthplace of bride: West Rutland
Residence of bride: West Rutland
Age of bride: 25
Parents of bride: Andrew McLaughlin and Mary Keegan
First marriage of bride
Officiating; Chas O'Reilly
This record is from West Rutland, Vt
Mary A. McLaughlin
married William P. Gilman
February 1, 1904
Birthplace of bride: No. Walpole, NH
Residence of bride: No. Walpole, NH
Age of bride: 22
Parents of bride:
First marriage of bride
Officiating: LM Wilder, City of Rutland
Mary A McLaughlin
married John Derven
November 3, 1881
Birthplace of bride; Saratoga, NY
Residence of bride: East Rutland
Age of bride: 25
Parents of bride; James McLaughlin and Bridget Welch
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Boylan
Mary Ellen McLaughlin
married Joseph Peter Shannessy
September 17, 1907
Birthplace of bride: Rutland
Residence of bride: Rutland
Age of bride: 28
Parents of bride: Patrick J. McLaughlin and Jennie E. McLaughlin, both
born in Ireland
First marriage of bride
Officiating: WN Lonergan
Matthew McLaughlin
married Mary Elizabeth O'Rourke
October 6, 1908
Birthplace of groom: Cleveland, NY
Residence of groom: Rutland
Age of groom: 32
Parents of groom: Michael McLaughlin and Mary Delahant, both born in
Ireland
Occupation of groom: meat cutter
First marriage of groom
Officiating: Patrick Long, priest of City of Rutland
Michael McLaughlin
married Mary T. (F.?) Howard
April 14, 1890
Birthplace of groom: Rutland
Residence of groom: Rutland
Age of groom: 34
Parents of groom: John McLaughlin and Elizabeth McCuin
Occupation of groom: laborer
First marriage of groom
Officiating: Gaffney
Michael McLaughlin
married Anne McLaughlin
June 1, 1886
Birthplace of groom: Ireland
Residence of groom; Rutland
Age of groom: 28
Parents of groom: Henry McLaughlin and Winnie Gladsey
Occupation of groom: laborer
First marriage of groom
Officiating: Boylan
Michael McLaughlin
married Mary E. Colligan
August 7, 1883
Birthplace of groom: Ireland
Residence of groom: West Rutland
Age of groom: 30
parents of groom: Barney McLaughlin and Margaret McManus
Occupation of groom: laborer
First marriage of groom
Officiating: O'Reilly
Nellie McLaughlin
married John Eustace
September 21, 1880
Birthplace of bride; East Rutland
Residence of bride: East Rutland
Age of bride; 24
Parents of bride; John McLaughlin and Mary Stewart
First marriage of bride
Officiating; Andrew Heath, minister
Patrick McLaughlin
married Jane McLaughlin
June 19, 1875
Birthplace of groom: Ireland
Residence of groom: Rutland
Age of groom: 28
Parents of groom: Pat McLaughlin and Ellen Cain
Occupation of groom: laborer
Officiating: Chas O'Reilly
Patrick McLoughlin
married Josie Lapan
December 28, 1889
Birthplace of groom: Rutland
Residence of groom: Rutland
Age of groom: 24
Parents of groom: Patrick McLoughlin and Bridget Winn
First marriage of groom
Officiating: DR Lowell, Methodist
Sarah McLaughlin
married Path McDevitt
May 24, 1880
Birthplace of bride: Dorset
Residence of bride: Dorset
Age of bride; 22
Parents of bride: Kearns McLaughlin and Catherine
First marriage of bride
Officiating: TJ Gaffney
This record is from Dorset, Vt.
Sarah McLaughlin
married Herbert Norton
February 4, 1876
Birthplace of bride: Ireland
Residence of bride: East Rutland
Age of bride: 35
Parents of bride: Daniel McLaughlin and Sarah
First marriage of bride
Officiating; Boylan
Winifred B. McLaughlin
married James C. Dervin
June 27, 1893
Birthplace of bride: Rutland
Residence of bride: Rutland
Age of bride: 27
Parents of bride: James McLaughlin and Bridget Welch
First marriage of bride
Officiating: Gaffney
MARRIAGES
Some McLaughlin Marriages, Rutland County, Vermont, (1909-1942)
Agnes Margaret Dempsey
married Charles Francis McGann
Date: July 31, 1923
Information on bride -
Age: 33
Father: Thomas Dempsey, born in Boyle, Ireland
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, born in Boyle, Ireland
Officiated: J. J. Cullion, Roman Catholic Priest
West Rutland
Agnes Veronica McLaughlin
married Charles John Fagan
Date: June 21, 1941
Information on bride -
Residence: 17 Hopkins St., Rutland
Age: 28 First marriage
Birthplace: Rutland
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Officiated: John M. Kennedy, Roman Catholic priest
Rutland
Allen McLaughlin Jr.
married Alvira Llaveria (?)
Date: February 22, 1913
Information on groom -
Residence: Pittsford
Age: 21 First marriage
Occupation: Farmer
Birthplace: Street Road, NY
Father: Allen McLaughlin, born in NY
Mother: Julia Parsons, born in NY
Officated: Rev. J.S.C. Sawyer, Methodist
Pittsford
Allen Lawrence McLaughlin
married Mabel Isabel Anderson
Date: August 17, 1920
Information on groom -
Residence: Proctor
Birthplace: Ticonderoga, NY
Age: 28 Second marriage
Occupation: Farmer
Father: Allen McLaughlin, born in NY
Mother: Julia Parsons, born in NY
Officiated: George W. Peck Jr.
Proctor
Anna E. McLaughlin
married M.P. Dervin
Date: June 27, 1916
Information on bride -
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 37 First marriage
Father: Pat McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Jane McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Officiated: W.N. Lonergan, Roman Catholic priest
Mendon
Anna Margaret McLaughlin
married John Joseph Barrett
Date: June 18, 1933
Information on bride -
Residence: 186 Woodstock Ave., Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 31 First marriage
Father: John McLaughlin, born in West Rutland
Mother: Bessie Farrell, born in Rutland
Officiated: Rev. John M. Kennedy, Catholic priest
Rutland
Anna Regina McLaughlin
married Norbert James Gallagher
Date: September 7, 1925
Information on bride -
Residence: 217 Columbian Ave., Rutland
Birthplace: West Rutland
Age: 20 First marriage
Father: Edward McLaughlin, born in Dorset
Mother: Anna Gillespie, born in West Rutland
Officiated: J.M. Brown, Catholic, Rutland
Rutland
Charles McLaughlin
married Edith Twine
Date: February 27, 1937
Information on groom -
Residence: Poultney
Birthplace: Poultney
Age: 22 First marriage
Occupation: farmer
Father: William McLaughlin, born in Poultney
Mother: Mable (sic) Moyer, born in Middletown Springs
Officiating: Frederick E Wolf, Baptist
Poultney
Charles Francis McLaughlin
married Agnes Bridget Lavery
Date: August 17, 1925
Information on groom -
Residence: Castleton
Birthplace: West Rutland
Age: 40 first marriage
Occupation: mechanic
Father: Bernard McLaughlin, born in West Rutland
Mother: Catherine McGinley, born in West Rutland
Officiated: Rev. J.J. O'Brien
Castleton
Charles Vencent (sic) McLaughlin
married Mary Valentine Whitney
Date: September 17, 1917
Information on groom -
Residence: 438 Main St., Bennington
Birthplace: East Dorset
Age: 24 First marriage
Occupation: mail clerk
Father: John T. McLaughlin, born in E. Dorset
Mother: Mary Greeley, born in Rutland
Officiated: T.R. Carty, Catholic priest
Burlington
Dewese Burt McLaughlin
(hard to read -
under ‘D' in index but possibly ‘Lewis Burt McLaughlin'?)
married Helen Eva Beayon
Date: December 16, 1940
Information on groom -
Residence: Poultney
Birthplace: Poultney
Age: 24 First marriage
Occupation: farmer
Father: William McLaughlin, born in Poultney
Mother: Mabel Moyer, born in Middletown Springs
Officiated: William C. Arbo, Baptist
Poultney
Dorothy Marion McLaughlin
married Morris Llewelyn Roberts
Date: June 19, 1939
Information on bride -
Residence: Poultney
Birthplace: Poultney
Age: 20 First marriage
Father: Fred McLaughlin, born in West Rutland
Mother: Nellie Bowen, born in Pittsford
Officiated: Stanislaw Gzerniawski, Roman Catholic
Poultney
Earl Bernard McLaughlin
married Julia Isabelle McGarry
Date: September 16, 1914
Information on groom -
Residence: Proctor
Birthplace: Proctor
Age: 24 First marriage
Occupation: clerk
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Dorset
Elizabeth Tiernan, born in Clarendon
Officiated: Rev. P.J. Loug
Proctor
Edward James McLaughlin
married Isabella Wrangham
Date: February 17, 1915
Information on groom -
Residence: 76 Lincoln Ave., Rutland
Birthplace: Lowell, Mass.
Age: 54 First marriage
Occupation: marble worker
Father: James McLaughlin, born in Brooklyn, NY
Mother: Caroline Galligan, born in Concord, NH
Officiated: Rev. Arthur H. Bradford, Congregational minister
Rutland
Elizabeth Marie McLaughlin
married John Edward Halliday
Date: November 23, 1910
Information on bride -
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 19 First marriage
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Rutland
Mother: Mary F. Howard, born in Rutland
Officiated: Rev. J.M. Brown, Roman Catholic priest
Rutland
Esther J. McLaughlin
married Henry E. Buxton
Date: April 10, 1923
Information on bride -
Residence: Middletown Springs
Birthplace: Middletown Springs
Age: 19 First marriage
Father: Emory McLaughlin, born in East Poultney
Mother: Grace Coy, born in Middletown Springs
Officiated: Edward C. Boynton, Rutland
Middletown Springs
Eva Viola McLaughlin
married Charles Henry Jarvis
January 4, 1926
Information on bride -
Residence: Glenfalls, NY
Birthplace: Warrensburg, NY
Age: 45 2nd marriage, widow
Father: Nelson Chapman, born in Warrensburg, NY
Mother: Lucinda Hall, born in Granville, NY
Officiated: William C. Rice, Justice of the Peace
Castleton
Evelyn McLaughlin
married James Blanche
Date: August 27, 1927
Information on bride -
Residence: Middletown Springs
Birthplace: Middletown Springs
Age: 18 1st marriage
Father: Emory McLaughlin, born in East Poultney
Mother: Grace Coy, born in Middletown Springs
Officiated: E.C. Lyman, clergyman
Middletown Springs
Florence McLaughlin
married Maurice Marchaland
Date: December 19, 1939
Information on bride -
Residence: Poultney
Birthplace: Poultney
Age: 18 1st marriage
Father: William McLaughlin, birthplace not given
Mother: Mabel Moyer, born in Middletown Springs
Officiated: Wm. C. Arbo, Baptist
Poultney
Francis A. McLaughlin
married Helen Mae Hayward
Date: October 23, 1935
Information on groom -
Residence: Springfield, Vt.
Birthplace: West Rutland
Age: 28 1st marriage
Occupation: draftsman
Father: Edward McLaughlin, born in Rutland
Mother: Mary Dempsey, born in Lee, Mass.
Officiated: Rev. George M. Hagan, Roman Catholic, Springfield
Springfield
Frederick Charles McLaughlin
married Nellie B. Bowen
Date: November 24, 1913
Information on groom -
Residence: West Rutland
Birthplace: West Rutland
Age: 24 1st marriage
Occupation: machinist
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary Colligan, born in West Rutland
Officiated: Rev. Thomas R. Carty, Roman Catholic
West Rutland
Hanora Ellen McLaughlin
married Walter Louis Murray
Date: June 10, 1918
Information on bride -
Residence: 86 Woodstock, Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 24 First marriage
Father: John P. McLaughlin, born in West Rutland
Mother: Elizabeth Farrell, born in Rutland
Officiated: W.N. Lonergan, Catholic priest
Rutland
Helen Racheal (sic) McLaughlin
married John Joseph Mullen
Date: November 3 or 8, 1930 (difficult to read)
Information on bride -
Residence: 17 Hopkins St., Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 30 First marriage
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in County Mayo
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, born in County Sligo
Officiated: B. Kelly, Catholic priest
Rutland
Howard John McLaughlin (by adoption)
married Gertrude Miriam Torvinen
Date: February 22, 1938
Information on groom -
Residence: 11 East St., Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 26 # of marriage not given
Occupation: storehouse employee, Rutland Railroad Co.
Father: John Halliday, born in the USA
Mother: Elizabeth McLaughlin, born in Brandon
Foster father: Michael F. McLaughlin, born in Proctor
Officiated: J.M. Brown, Catholic, St. Peter's
Rutland
Jane Frances McLaughlin
married Frank Anthony Clifford
Date: April 26, 1941
Information on bride -
Residence: 17 Hopkins St., Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 30 First marriage
Occupation: secretary
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Officiating: Rev. John M. Kennedy, Catholic
Rutland
John A. McLaughlin
married Antoinette Desautels
Date: June 26, 1923
Information on groom -
Residence: Pittsford
Age: 39 First marriage
Occupation: clerk, general store
Father: Barney McLaughlin, born in West Rutland
Mother: Catherine McGinley, born in West Rutland
Officiated: Jas. F. Gillis of Burlington, Vermont
Pittsford
John B. McLaughlin
married Rose Llaveria (?)
Date: February 22, 1913
Information on groom -
Residence: Pittsford
Birthplace: Graphite, NY
Age: 24 first marriage
Occupation: farmer
Father: Allen McLaughlin, born in NY
Mother: Julia Parsons, born in NY
Officiated: JEC Sawyer, Methodist
Pittsford
John Barnum McLaughlin
married Stella Putnam
Date: September 15, 1920
Information on groom -
Residence: Ticonderoga, NY
Birthplace: Graphite, NY
Age: 31 2nd marriage, divorced
Occupation: papermaker
Father: Allen McLaughlin, born in Kansas
Mother: Julia Parsons, born in Ticonderoga, NY
Officiated: Cyrne Stevens, Catholic Priest, Ticonderoga
Town of record: Shoreham, NY
(John's first marriage took place in Pittsford
and a child of John and Stella was born in Proctor.)
John Edward McLaughlin
married Mary Helen Purcell
Date: June 27, 1923
Information on groom -
Residence: Proctor
Birthplace: Proctor
Age: 30 First marriage
Occupation: pharmacist
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Proctor
Mother: Elizabeth _____, born in Brandon
Officiated: P.C. Brennan, Catholic, Bennington
Record in Pownal
Record also in Proctor
Julia McLaughlin
married William Martin LaPoint
Date: January 17, 1914
Information on bride -
Residence: Ticonderoga, NY
Age: 41 Second marriage, widowed
Father: John Parsons, born in England
Mother: Martha Cheney, born in Putnam, NY
Officiated: Rev. Arthur H. Bradford, Congregational Minister
Rutland
Katheryn Josephine McLaughlin
married Eugene Bernard Powers
Date: September 5, 1911
Information on bride -
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 23 First marriage
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Jennie E. McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Officiated: Rev. W.N. Lonergan, Roman Catholic
Rutland
Lewis Burt McLaughlin - see Dewese Burt McLaughlin
Margaret McLaughlin
married Charles P. Warren
Date: April 25, 1910
Information on bride -
Residence: Poultney
Birthplace: Evansville, NY
Age: 20 First marriage
Father: Dennis McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Margaret Shannahan, born in Ireland
Officiated; Thomas D. Donaghue, Catholic
Poultney
Margaret Mary McLaughlin
married Thomas Edward Halpin
Date: September 19, 1938
Information on bride -
Residence: 38 East St., Rutland
Birthplace: West Rutland
Age: 28 First marriage
Occupation: telephone operator
Father: Edward McLaughlin, born in West Rutland
Mother: Mary Ann Dempsey, born in Lee, Mass.
Officiated: L. Wm. Mann, Catholic, West Rutland
Rutland
Marguerite Patricia McLaughlin
married Gerald Coleman Dyer
Date: for some reason I did not write down the date
Information on bride -
Residence: 17 Hopkins St., Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 25 First marriage
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Officiated: John M. Kennedy, Roman Catholic priest
Rutland
Marion Alice McLaughlin
married Paul Edward Stratton
Date: August 6, 1938
Information on bride -
Residence: Middletown Springs
Birthplace: Middletown Springs
Age: 17 First marriage (Father's consent attached)
Father: Jesse K. McLaughlin, born in Poultney
Mother: Helen Moyer, born in Middletown Springs
Officiated: William C. Arbo, Baptist, Poultney
Poultney
Mary McLaughlin
married Ronald MacDonald
Date: June 13, 1928
Information on bride -
Residence: Middletown Springs
Birthplace: Houlton, Maine
Age: 18 First marriage
Father: L. McLaughlin, born in McLaughlin Village, Maine
Mother: Almedia Nadeau, born in Ashland, Maine
Officiated: M.S. O'Donnell, clergyman, Poultney
Middletown Springs
Mary Charlotte McLaughlin
married Edward Patrick Driscoll
Date: April 26, 1916
Information on bride -
Residence: Hazel St., Rutland
Birthplace: West Rutland
Age: 27 First marriage
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Matilda Gallagher, born in Ireland
Officiated: Rev. J.M. Brown, Catholic priest
Rutland
Maurice F. McLaughlin
married Agnes Loretta McGrath
Date: December 25, 1932
Information on groom -
Residence: Clarendon
Birthplace: West Rutland
Age: 22 First marriage
Occupation: farmer
Father: Morris McLaughlin, born in Granville, NY
Mother: Amanda Fredette, born in West Rutland
Officiated: B.W. McMahon, Catholic, West Rutland
Clarendon
Michael Henry McLaughlin
married Helen Teresa Cannon
Date: June 1, 1920
Information on groom -
Residence: 35 Hazel St., Rutland
Birthplace: West Rutland
Age: 40 First marriage
Occupation: plumbing and heating business
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Matilda Gallagher, born in Ireland
Officiated: Rev. Bernard Kelly, Catholic priest
Rutland
Michael Joseph McLaughlin
married Ruth Mary Tracy
Date: September 1, 1914
Information on groom -
Residence: 72 Lafayette St., Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 28 First marriage
Occupation: machinist
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Jane McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Officiated: Rev. W.N. Lonergan, Roman Catholic
Rutland
Nellie A. McLaughlin
married Michael O'Donnell
Date: July 26, 1910
Information on bride -
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 46 First marriage
Occupation: housework
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Ann McNiff, born in Ireland
Officiated: W.N. Lonergan, Roman Catholic
Rutland
Patricia McLaughlin
married David A. Brooks
Date: August 10, 1929
Information on bride -
Residence: Danby
Birthplace: Danby
Age: 20 First marriage
Father: Edward McLaughlin, born in Manchester
Mother: Anna Gillespie, born in Rutland
Officiated: Jas. J. Lipka, East Dorset
Rupert
Peter William McLaughlin
married Sarah Jane Kelley
Date: November 27, 1911
Information on groom -
Residence: Manchester
Birthplace: Manchester
Age: 33 No of marriage: I inst (?)
Occupation: stationary engineer
Father: Martin McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Ann Tully, born in Ireland
Officiated: J.J. Cullion, Catholic priest, East Dorset
Manchester
Sadie M. McLaughlin
married Charles H. or U.(?) Woodbury
Date: August 23, 1920
Information on bride -
Residence: Castleton
Birthplace: Middlebury, Vermont
Age: 20 First marriage
Father: Barney McLaughlin, born in West Rutland
Mother: Katie McGinley, born in West Rutland
Officiated: Rev. J.J. O'Brien, Catholic priest
Castleton
Sidney Francis McLaughlin
married Anna Elizabeth Hubbard
Date: October 10, 1931
Information on groom -
Residence: Hancock, N.H.
Birthplace: Hancock, N.H.
Age: 21 first marriage
Occupation: Author
Father: Ralph McLaughlin, born in Boston, MA
Mother: Bertha Jazith, born in Hancock, N.H.
Officiated: Blanche Taylor Frost, Justice of the Peace
Middletown Springs
Walter Philip McLaughlin
married Anna Elizabeth McNamara
Date: May 27, 1921
Information on groom -
Residence: Washington, D.C.
Birthplace: Nashua, N.H.
Age: 27 First marriage
Occupation: claim examiner
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Nashua, N.H.
Mother: Margaret Earley, born in Nashua, N.H.
Officiated: Rev. Edward J. Houlihan
Fair Haven
William B. McLaughlin
married Marjorie A. Pickett
Date: October 8, 1928
Information on groom -
Residence: Wallingford, Vermont
Birthplace: West Rutland
Age: 44 First marriage
Occupation: Cost man
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary E. Colligan, born in West Rutland
Officiated: James A Thompson
Wallingford
Winifred Catherine McLaughlin
married Henry Patrick Battles
Date: September 4, 1922
Information on the bride -
Residence: 17 Hopkins St., Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 25 First marriage
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Rutland
Mother: Margaret McLaughlin, born in Rhode Island
Officiated: Bernard Kelly
West Rutland
Winona McLaughlin
married Henry E. Buxton
Date: June 19, 1940
Information on bride -
Residence: East Poultney
Birthplace: East Poultney
Age:31 First marriage
Occupation: housework
Father: Charles McLaughlin, born in East Poultney
Mother: Ressie Stevers, born in Middletown Springs
Officiated: B. Paul Pardy, congregational minister, Pittsfield
Middletown Springs
DEATHS
Some McLaughlin Deaths, Rutland, Vermont,
early to 1870, arranged alphabetically
McLaughlin (male)
Age:
Born: Center Rutland
Parents: James McLaughlin and Bridget
Date: May 17, 1869
Cause: Stillborn
Place of death: Rutland
McLaughlin (male)
Age: 1/2 day
Born: Center Rutland
Parents: James McLaughlin and Bridget
Date: September 10, 1868
Cause:
Place of death: Rutland
McLaughlin (female)
Age: 1 day
Born: Rutland
Parents: Patrick McLaughlin and Bridget
Date: Mach 3, 1866
Cause: Fits
Place of death:
Ellen McLaughlin
Age: 4 yrs 2 months
Born: West Rutland
Parents: Andrew McLaughlin and Mary
Date: October 29, 1862
Cause: Canker rash
Place of death: Rutland
Francis J. McLaughlin (female)
Age: 1 month
Born: Center Rutland
Parents: John McLaughlin and Mary Steward
Date: July 27, 1870
Cause: Whooping cough
Place of death: Rutland
James McLaughlin
Age: 2 yrs.
Born: Rutland
Parents: Patrick McLaughlin, mother unnamed
Date: July 4, 1863
Cause: Whooping cough
Place of death: Rutland
Jane McLaughlin
Age: 1 month 2 days
Born: Rutland
Parents: Andrew McLaughlin, mother unnamed
Date: July 10, 1863
Cause:
Place of death: Rutland
Lydia McLaughlin
Age: 65 yrs. 9 months
Husband: Thomas McLaughlin
Date: October 28, 1865
Cemetery: Evergreen
Cause:
Record recorded in Rutland
Lydia McLaughlin (additional record)
Age: 65 yrs. 9 months 26 days
Born: Clarendon
Parents: Spencer, unnamed mother
Date: October 28, 1865
Cause: Liver disease
Record recorded in Clarendon
Patrick McLaughlin
Age: 1 yr. 6 months
Born: West Rutland
Parents: Andrew McLaughlin and Mary
Date: October 9, 1862
Cause: Canker rash
Place of death: Rutland
Sarah McLaughlin
Age: 80
Born: Ireland
Date: January 20, 1868
Cause: Old age
Place of death: Pittsford
Thomas McLaughlin
Age: 2 yrs.
Born; Rutland
Parents: Patrick McLaughlin and Bridget
Date: February 27, 1866
Cause: Dysentery
Place of death:
DEATHS
Some McLaughlin Deaths, Rutland County, Vermont, (1909-1942)
Allen Lawrence McLaughlin Jr.
Date: April 25, 1925
died in Proctor Hospital
Residence: Proctor
Birthplace: Proctor
Age: 0 years, 1 month, 24 days
Father: Allen Lawrence McLaughlin, born in NY
Mother: Mabel Anderson, born in Vermont
Cause: septicaenus, 20 days; multiple abscesses
following crysipelas
Proctor
Ann McLaughlin
Date: November 24, 1913
died at Loretto Home
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Canada
Occupation: Housekeeper
Age: 74 years, 0 months, 25 days
Father: David Lynch, born in Ireland
Mother: Ann Lynch, born in Ireland
Cause: Disease of heart (mitral)
Rutland
Ann Tully McLaughlin
Date: January 19, 1927
Residence: Manchester
Birthplace: Ireland
Birthdate: January 12, 1833
Occupation: None
Age: 94 years, 0 months, 7 days
Father: Thomas Tully, born in Ireland
Mother: Catherine Roddy, born in Ireland
Cause: arteriosclerosis and age
Manchester Center, Vermont
Anna McLaughlin
Date: February 13, 1928
Residence: Rutland for past 25 years
Birthplace: Ireland
Birthdate: November 1853
Occupation: Housewife
Age: 74 years, 3 months
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Ellen Cain, born in Ireland
Cause: apoplexy; general arteriosclerosis;
myocarditis; interstitial nephritis
Rutland
Anna T. McLaughlin
Date: June 2, 1912
died at Rutland City Hospital
Residence: 74 School St., Rutland
Birthplace: West Rutland
Occupation: none
Age: 38 years, 8 days
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary Gallagher, born in Ireland
Cause: cancer of breast
Rutland
Bridget McLaughlin
Date: May 27, 1913
Residence: 439 West St., Rutland
Birthplace: Ireland
Occupation: housewife
Age: 77 years, 5 months, 22 days
Father: Edward Welch, born in Ireland
Mother: Ann Welch, born in Ireland
Cause: cardiac hypertrophy; old age
Rutland
Bridget McLaughlin
Date: March 16, 1909
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Ireland
Occupation: housewife
Age: 65
Father: Terence Wynn, born in Ireland
Mother: Bridget Winters, born in Ireland
Cause: fracture of left hip and left knee;
slipped and fell on doorstep;
shock of injury
Rutland
Burnard (sic - actually Bernard) McLaughlin
Date: December 17, 1925
Residence: Castleton
Birthplace: West Rutland
Occupation: Retired for 3 or 4 years
Age: 76
Father: Andy McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary Kigan, born in Ireland
Cause: embolism or acute cardiac failure
Castleton
Catharine McLaughlin
Date: April 28, 1916
Residence: Pittsford
Birthplace: West Rutland
Occupation: housewife
Married
Age: 57
Father: Patrick McGinley, born in Canada
Mother: Catherine Mumford, born in West Rutland
Cause: pneumonia, 2 week duration; grippe
Informant: T.J. Hagan
Pittsford
Mrs. Elizabeth McLaughlin
Date: November 26, 1933
Residence: Proctor
Birthplace: East Clarendon
Birthdate: August 3, 1864
Age: 69 years, 3 months, 23 days
Husband: John McLaughlin
Father: Lawrence Tiernon, born in Ireland
Mother: Catherine McCann, born in Ireland
Informant: Earle McLaughlin, Proctor
Cause: acute dilatation of heart, onset Nov 22, 1933;
myocarditis - chronic asthma, onset Nov 1
Proctor
Helen McLaughlin
Date: May 14, 1940
Died at St. Jean De Dieu, Montreal, Canada
Age: 26
Natural causes
Transit permit
Proctor - received July 3, 1940
James McLaughlin
Date: November 18, 1927
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Birthdate: October 24, 1858
Occupation: gardener
Age: 69 years, 0 months, 24 days
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary Steward, born in Ireland
Cause: sarcoma of upper jaw, a few years duration
Rutland
James McLaughlin
Date: February 1, 1924
Residence: Dorset
Birthplace: Dorset
Birthdate: September 14, 1866
Age: 76 years, 4 months, 27 days
Occupation: marble worker
Father: Thomas McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Margaret Rigney, born in Ireland
Cause: chronic cardio disease, duration 3 years
Dorset
Jennie E. McLaughlin
Date: August 31, 1909
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Ireland
Age: 58 years, 0 months, 6 days
Occupation: housekeeper
Father: Garrett McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Cause: cancer of the stomach
Rutland
John McLaughlin
Date: July 16, 1910
Residence: 37 Killington Ave. Rutland
Birthplace: White River Junction, Vermont
Age: 6 yrs, 10 months, 30 days
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Rutland
Mother: Mary White, born in White River Junction
Cause: diphtheria, acute nephritis (paranchymatous)
Rutland
John McLaughlin
Date: February 24, 1917
Residence: Mt. Holly
Birthplace: Vermont
Birthdate: August 11, 1856
Age: 60 years, 6 months, 13 days
Occupation: laborer
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Bridget Winn. born in Ireland
Cause: gangrene of the leg; arteriosclerosis,
duration 4 months
Mt. Holly
John C. McLaughlin
Date: May 6, 1924
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Ireland
Birthdate: June 20, 1850
Age: 74 years, 10 months, 16 days
Occupation: none
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: B. McGuire, born in Ireland
Cause: diabetes mellitus; general arteriosclerosis;
chronic nephritis; acute mania
Rutland
John D. McLaughlin
Date: June 1, 1924
Residence: 100 Meadow, Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Birthdate: October 3, 1911
Age: 12 years, 7 months, 29 days
Occupation: student
Father: Mathew McLaughlin, born in Cleveland, NY
Mother: Mary O'Rourke, born in Proctor
Cause: pericarditis, duration about a month
Rutland
John P. McLaughlin
Date: March 5, 1937
Residence: 86 Woodstock Ave., Rutland
Birthplace: West Rutland
Birthdate: July 2, 1858
Occupation: marble worker, retired
Age: 78 years, 8 months, 3 days
Married
Wife: Bessie Farrell
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Hanora Winters, born in Ireland
Informant: Mrs. J.P. McLaughlin, Rutland
Cause: Chronic myocarditis; arteriosclerosis
Rutland
Julia A. McLaughlin
Date: January 3, 1941
Residence: Poultney
Birthplace: Hampton, NY
Birthdate: April 10, 1846
Age: 94 years, 8 months, 24 days
Occupation: housekeeper - retired
Husband: Thomas McLaughlin, deceased
Father: _____ Kilburn
Mother: nothing listed
Informant: William L. McLaughlin
Cause: lobar pneumonia, duration 4 days
Poultney
Keren Lawrence McLaughlin
Date: February 15, 1911
Residence: Proctor
Birthplace: Vermont
Age: 23 yrs, 5 days
Occupation: clerk
Single
Father: John McLaughlin, born in NY
Mother: Elizabeth J. Tiernan, born in Vermont
Cause: hypostatic pneumonia and acute myocarditis,
diabetes mellibus
Proctor
Lawrence McLaughlin
Date: February 29, 1936
Residence: Rutland town, but residing in
Waterbury Hospital, Waterbury, for 3 yrs, 3 mo, 29 days
Birthplace: Mendon
Birthdate: April 11, 1900
Age: 35 yrs, 10 mo, 18 days
Occupation: wood merchant
Marital status: separated
Father: Michael McLaughlin, born in Vermont
Mother: Mary Howard, born in Vermont
Informant: H.H. Adams
Cause: general paralysis of ??, insane
Waterbury
Margaret Pickett McLaughlin
Date: December 6, 1941
Residence: Wallingford
Birthplace: Danby
Birthdate: December 28, 1888
Age: 52 years, 11, months, 22 days
Husband: W. B. McLaughlin, age 55, living
Father: Michael Pickett, born in Danby
Mother: Margaret Connor, born in Danby
Informant: W.B. McLaughlin
Cause: coronary thrombosis due to hysterectomy short time before;
operation for hypertension of fibroid
Wallingford
Martin McLaughlin
Date: April 25, 1918
Residence: Manchester
Birthplace: Ireland
Birthdate: January 10, 1833
Occupation: none
Age: 85 years, 3 months, 15 days
Father: Andrew McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Bridget Shanley, born in Ireland
Cause: acute bronchitis, 3 weeks duration; senility
Manchester Center
Martin McLaughlin
Date: December 18, 1938
Residence: Manchester, last 66 years
Birthplace: Burlington
Birthdate: February 12, 1862
Occupation: laborer, last worked 1933
total years in occupation: 50
Age: 76 years, 10 months, 6 days
Father: Martin McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Ann Tully, born in Ireland
Informant: Mrs. Mary Malone, Manchester
Cause: chronic myoconditis
Manchester Center
Mrs. Mary McLaughlin
Date: November 6, 1937
Residence: 100 Meadow, Rutland
Birthplace: Proctor
Birthdate: November 12, 1874
Age: 63 years, 11 months, 24 days
Occupation: housewife
Husband: Mathew McLaughlin
Father: Michael O'Rourke, born in Ireland
Mother: Bridget Maher, born in Ireland
Informant: Mathew McLaughlin, Rutland
Cause: coronary thrombosis, date of onset 11/6/1937;
hypertension since 1925; arteriosclerosis since 1925
Rutland
Mary McLaughlin
Date: April 8, 1933
died in Rutland Hospital
Residence: Gleason Rd., Rutland
Birthplace: West Rutland
Birthdate: May 15, 1864
Age: 68 years, 10 months, 24 days
Husband: Michael F. McLaughlin
Father: John Howard, born in Ireland
Mother: Margaret Pendergrast, born in Ireland
Cause: cancer of liver; chronic myocarditis and dilatation
Rutland
Mary McLaughlin
Date: December 19, 1926
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Ireland
Birthdate: March 4, 1857
Age: 69 years, 9 months, 15 days
Occupation: none
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary Stewart, born in Ireland
Cause: carcinoma of rectum, several months duration
Rutland
Mary Clancy McLaughlin
Date: June 10, 1917
Residence: Chicago, Ill. for 18 years
Birthplace: Ireland
Birthdate: May 1833
Widowed
Age: 84
No occupation
Father: Timothy Clancy, born in Ireland
Mother: Unknown, born in Ireland
Cause: Acute bronchitis, duration three days
Wallingford
Mary Colligan McLaughlin
Date: April 3, 1940
Residence: Wallingford
Birthplace: West Rutland
Birthdate: June 25, 1860
Age: 79 years, 10 months, 21 days
Occupation: retired
Widowed
Husband: Michael McLaughlin
Father: William Colligan, born in Ireland
Mother: Ellen Carroll, born in Ireland
Informant: William McLaughlin, Wallingford
Cause: senile dementia
Wallingford
Mary Stewart McLaughlin
Date: June 17, 1910
Residence: 159 Forest Street, Rutland
Birthplace: Ireland
Age: 75 years, 1 month, 6 days
Widowed
Father: John Stewart, born in Ireland
Mother: Nellie Stewart, born in Ireland
Cause: organic heart disease
Rutland
Mary Veronica McLaughlin
Date: July 10, 1932
Residence: Danby
Birthplace: Mt. Tabor
Birthdate: April 29, 1906
Age: 26 years, 2 months, 11 days
Occupation: school teacher
Single
Father: Edward McLaughlin, born in East Dorset
Mother: Anna Gillespie, born in West Rutland
Informant: Edward McLaughlin, Danby
Cause: TB of lungs, onset January 1928
Danby
Mary Quigley McLaughlin
Date: November 24, 1918
Residence: Dorset
Birthplace: Clarendon
Birth date: August 4, 1859
Age: 59 years, 3 months, 20 days
Married
Father: James Quigley, born in Ireland
Mother: Rose McGee, born in Ireland
Cause: stomach cancer, duration 3 months
Dorset
Matilda McLaughlin
Date: March 12, 1919
Residence: 35 Hazel St., Rutland
Birthplace: Ireland
Age: 75
Occupation: housewife
Father: James Gallagher, born in Ireland
Mother: _________, born in Ireland
Cause: cerebral hemorrhage, duration 2 years
Rutland
Michael E. McLaughlin
Date: December 17, 1918
Residence: West Rutland
Birthplace: Ireland
Birthdate: 1849
Age: 69
Occupation: night watchman
Father: Bernard McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary McMahon, born in Ireland
Cause: burned to death in fire conflagration
Rutland
Michael F. McLaughlin
Date: August 2, 1918
Residence: 15 Clover, Rutland
Birthplace: Ireland
Age: 63
Occupation: laborer
Father: Henry McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Winifred Glancy, born in Ireland
Cause: cancer of bladder, about 5 months
Rutland
Michael F. McLaughlin
Date: April 16, 1936
Residence: Gleason Rd., Rutland
Birthplace: Proctor
Birthdate: December 6, 1856
Age 79 years, 4 months, 10 days
Occupation: retired farmer
Wife: Mary Howard
Father: John McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary McGuire, born in Ireland
Informant: Howard McLaughlin, Rutland
Cause: cancer of prostate; secondary anemia; general arteriosclerosis
Rutland
Neil Joseph McLaughlin
Date: May 29, 1928
Residence: Danby
Birthplace: Danby
Birthdate: January 13, 1914
Age: 14 years 4 months 16 days
Occupation: school
Father: Edward McLaughlin, born in Dorset
Mother: Annie Gillespie, born in West Rutland
Cause: accidental drowning while fishing
Danby
Patrick McLaughlin
Date: January 25, 1927 at Rutland Hospital in Rutland for 13 days
Residence: Mendon
Birthplace: Rutland
Birthdate: June 22, 1864
Age: 62 years, 7 months, 3 days
Occupation: laborer
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Bridget Wand, born in Ireland
Cause: gangrene left foot; senile debility; pulmonary oedema
Rutland
Patrick H. McLaughlin
Date: November 24, 1927
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Center Rutland
Birthdate: March 1866
Age: 61 years, 8 months
Occupation: laborer in marble
Father: John K. McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary Stewart, born in Ireland
Cause: unknown, sudden death
Rutland
Patrick J. McLaughlin
Date: September 6, 1928
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Ireland
Birthdate: March 18, 1850
Age: 78 years, 5 months, 18 days
Occupation: none
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Ellen Cain, born in Ireland
Cause: acute dilatation heart; general arteriosclerosis;
chronic interstitial nephritis; uremia
Rutland
Robert McLaughlin
Date: June 25, 1911
Died at Rutland hospital
Residence: Rutland
Birthplace: Keeseville, NY
Age: 55 years, 2 months, 6 days
Single
Occupation: laborer
Father: Martin McLaughlin (birthplace not given)
Mother: Bridget McGlaughlin (birthplace not given)
Cause: Chronic bright's disease
Rutland
Terrence McLaughlin
Date: February 17, 1924
Residence: West Rutland
Birthplace: West Rutland
Age: 68
Occupation: laborer
Single
Father: Andrew McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary Keegan, born in Ireland
Cause: endocarditis, cardiac asthma, duration 1 year
West Rutland
Thomas McLaughlin
Date: August 8, 1941
Residence: 17 Hopkins, Rutland
70 years in this community
Birthplace: Ireland
Birthdate: August 6, 1862
Age: 79 years, 0 months, 2 days
Occupation: retired
Wife: Margaret McLaughlin
Father: Patrick McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Ellen Kave, born in Ireland
Informant: Margaret McLaughlin, Rutland
Cause: cerebral hemorrhage, duration 5 days;
hypertension arteriosclerosis, duration 5 days;
chronic myocarditis
Rutland
Thomas F. McLaughlin
Date: January 30, 1912
Residence: 72 Lafayette St., Rutland
Birthplace: Rutland
Age: 28 years, 3 months, 7 days
Occupation: machinist
Single
Father: Patrick J. McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Jennie McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Cause: Bright's disease of kidneys
Rutland
Thomas H. McLaughlin
Date: June 2, 1930
Residence: Poultney for 50 years
Birthplace: W. Newton, Mass.
Birthdate: March 22, 1930(?- sic)
Age: 82 years, 2 months, 11 days
Occupation: farmer, last worked in 1929
Wife: Julia McLaughlin
Father: William McLaughlin, born in Ireland
Mother: Mary __________, born in Scotland
Informant: William McLaughlin, E. Poultney
Cause: cancer of foot
Poultney
Timothy McLaughlin
Date: April 20, 1911
Residence: Fair Haven
Birthplace: Ireland
Age: 70
Widowed
Occupation: laborer
Father: Unknown, born in Ireland
Mother: Unknown, born in Ireland
Cause: erysipelas and edema of glottis; hemiplegia
Fair Haven
Wilfred Francis McLaughlin
Date: November 10, 1923
Residence: Proctor
Birthplace: Vermont
Birthdate: April 23, 1901
Age: 22 years, 6 months, 18 days
Occupation: student
Single
Father: James McLaughlin, born in Vermont
Mother: Elizabeth Tiernan, born in Vermont
Cause: suicide by jumping into marble quarry 116 feet deep
Proctor
NEWS ITEMS RE: McLAUGHLIN
July 4, 1837
Rutland Herald
Clarendon House
The subscriber has opened this recently erected Boarding House at the Clarendon Springs, and is prepared for the reception of company. The House is well furnished in every department, and no exertions will be wanting to render it a pleasant and agreeable reseort to those who visit the Springs. The House being large and commodious is well adapted for the accommodation of individuals and families – the valetudinarian, and parties of pleasure. The wants of all who clal upon him shall be consulted, and by strict and kind attanetion,, he hopes to receive and merit the patronage of the public.
THOMAS McLAUGHLIN
Clarendon Springs, June 12, 1837
July 18, 1837
Rutland Herald
List of Letters
Remaining at the post office in East Rutland, Vt. July 1, 1837.
[included]
Nathan P. Laughlin
October 5, 1841
Rutland Herald
Humours! Humours!! O. K. (all cured)
Jones’ Compound Drops for the cure of Salt Rheum,
Leprosy, Scrofula, Eresneias and their kindred diseases,
a safe and sure internal remedy….
For sale at the following places –
[including]
Tho’s McLaughlin, Clarendon Springs…
Rutland, June 1841.
December 7, 1843
Rutland Herald
For the Herald.
Pittsford, Dec. 4th 1843
On the 2nd inst. a meeting of a respectable number of the citizens of this town was held at the Temperance House in this village, for the purpose of appointing a delegation to meet a convention to be held at Brattleboro’ on the 5th.
It was stated at the meeting that the convention at Brattleboro' was called to consult as to the most feasible and practicable route for a rail road from Brattleboro' to Burlington, and for further enquiry, as to what would probablv be the amount of tonnage that would pass over the different routes from each town in exports and imports……
On motion,
The Chairman appointed a committee to select five delegates to meet the rail road convention to be held at Brattleboro’, on which committee, the chairman proceeded to appoint. Thomas F. Booge,
Thomas McLaughlin, Samuel D. Winslow, Chester Granger, and J. R. Newell…..
Those who were present exhibited a good degree of zeal in the cause of advocating the advantages a rail way would produce to the inhabitants of this side of the Green Mountains, passing through Rutland county…all agreeing that without an effort on the part of the citizens of Rutland county particularly, we should lose all the advantages that a rail way would otherwise furnish. And that if the people remained inactive on the subject, instead of the proposed rail road passing thro’ Rutland county to Burlington, it would be laid up the Connecticut, through Montpelier to Burlington….
February 8, 1844
Rutland Herald
For the Herald –
…We had a very pleasant gathering at
Col. McLaughlin’s on Thursday evening, the 1st inst, and our host entertained so well, and we enjoyed the interview so much, that directions were given by those present ‘to have the proceedings published.’ Those who came together came from the different sections of the town, as friends and neighbors, without any of the formalities of invitation, to pass the evening in a social way and testify the interest they felt in sustaining a public house among us conducted on strictly temperance principles, and to show to
Col. McLaughlin that he had their entire confidence and approbation as a host and landlord, and should have their cordial support in his voluntary determination and effort to give us and the public a house of this character. A company of over a hundred gentlemen and ladies….sat down to the well arranged and abundantly furnished table….During the progress of the supper, the following sentiments were introduced and responded to unanimously…….
[included]
Our Host and Hostess – May they long remain with us to dispense their good cheer and make the stranger and way-farer say, from the fullness of their hearts, ‘I can here take my EASE in mine own Inn.’
Our Public Houses – May they ever throw their influence on the side of good order and sobriety, and never openly or covertly do ought to sap the foundations of either – may their SIGNS be a ‘man erect’, and not a reeling or fallen one……..
The reading of the sentiments being concluded, the following resolutions were presented and adopted without dissent….
[included]
Resolved, that the thanks of the company be tendered to
Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin for the very handsome manner with which they have entertained us – with the hope that when the 1st of February, 1845, comes round, they may again furnish us with similar pleasure.
Resolved, that we will cheerfully contribute our aid and influence in sustaining a thorough going Temperance House….
The company then withdrew from the tables – it being now about 9 o’clock – and after passing another pleasant social hour went to their homes, well pleased and satisfied with the first Temperance SOIREE in
PITTSFORD.
December 5, 1844
Rutland Herald
Clarendon House.
The public is hereby informed that the
CLARENDON HOUSE
is open and ready for the reception and accommodation of parties of pleasure, and will be through the winter season. The subscriber will be found at home, and ready at all times to attend to the wants of his guests. The Bowling Alley is fitted up and will be warmed and ready at a few moments notice for Bowling.
THOS. McLAUGHLIN
Clarendon Springs, Dec 3d 1844
June 18, 1846
Rutland Herald
N. England Fire Insurance Co.
Incorporated December 1844
Office located at Concord, N. H.
…….
Agents –
Tho’s McLaughlin, Clarendon Springs
July 16, 1846
Rutland Herald
Rutland County Whig Convention
…the Whigs of the county of Rutland met in Castleton on the 9th inst…
...the convention proceeded to the election of the committees of the respective towns…
[including]
CLARENDON –
Tho’s McLaughlin, E. Smith and T. Stewart.
July 4, 1850
Rutland Herald
List of Foreign Letters [remaining at the Rutland Post Office]
O’Laughlin, Lorance
McGloughlin, Patrick
July 18, 1850
Rutland Herald
List of Foreign Letters [remaining at the Rutland Post Office]
McGloughlin, Patrick
October 28, 1852
Rutland Herald
[Advertisement]
…The Celebrated RUSSIAN LINIMENT
A speedy and effectual external remedy
FOR RHEUMATISM,
Bruises, Sprains, Swellings, Cramp,
Stiffness or Weakness of the Neck
or Joints, Chilblains, Scalds,
Chapped Hands &c…
Principal Office: Barratt & Son, Rutland, Vt.
PRICE 25 CENTS A BOTTLE
Agents: [included]
Clarendon Spa,
T. McLaughlin
January 12, 1855
Rutland Herald
Among agents for the Herald was listed:
T. McLaughlin, Clarendon Spa
September 14(?), 1855
Rutland Daily Herald
List of Letters (included a letter for)
Ann McGloughlin
November 30, 1855
Rutland Daily Herald
Summary: In a story related to the September seizure of 100 gallons of liquor from the Express Office,
Martin McLaughlin and Martin McLaughlin, Jr. went to court to claim $10 worth of the liquor, apparently with the explanation that it was not intended for sale. They risked a fine and court costs if, under the somewhat complicated prohibitionary laws, the jury found against them. However, as they were not able to prove their ownership of the liquor, the trial was adjourned.
The Liquor Seizure.
Mr. Editor: On the 22d day of last September, Officer Perkins started for the Express Office in this place, duly equipped with a warrant to search for intoxicating liquor. He found about 100 gallons and removed the same to a place of safety. The kegs and barrels were directed to fictitious persons and by secret marks, so that the officer could not tell who of the many in attendance were the owners – and he therefore summoned the Express Agent in this place, in whose custody he found said liquor, as the keeper thereof. The Agent not appearing, and no person claiming the liquor, Justice Howe, after being convinced that said liquor was intended for sale, contrary to law, ordered Officer Perkins to destroy it, which he did.
On the arrival of the evening train the same day, from the Rum City, Sheriff Edgerton took charge of about 100 gallons of liquor after it was safely lodged in the Express office. The agents went through the ceremony of “calling off the different vessels by their secret marks,” and then the Sheriff removed them to a place of security, and summoned the Express Agent as the keeper thereof.
In a few days some six different persons made known their wishes to the Court that he would permit them to take away “the leetle” they had bought for their owners.
A father and his three sons laid claim upon about 45 gallons; to support whose claim Messrs. Thrall and Wood appeared as counsel, and P. M. Sayles and the State’s Attorney appeared for the prosecution. There are many perplexing questions arising under this part of the law pertaining to the seizure of liquor. It was submitted to the Justice that no one could appear in Court as claimant of the [illegible], by the officer seizing the liquor. But wishing to have the practice liberal , and not to deprive anyone of their just rights, and that any liquor seized, if not intended for sale, should be delivered up, the objection was not urged and the Court allowed
Martin McLaughlin and Martin McLaughlin, Jr., who claimed $10 worth of liquor, a trial by jury. The Justice decided that the claimant must first show to the jury their title to the liquor claimed before they could compel the prosecution to prove that the liquor claimed was intended for sale: for unless they were the owners they had no right in Court, and there was no issue for the jury. The claimants after attempting this and failing, were compelled to ask for an adjournment, to obtain further proof.
It would appear to be the better way in these cases of claimants to adopt some practice by which they may be made parties, and so liable to a fine and costs, and not be at liberty to withdraw at any time their case looks dark; and therefore that the Court should compel these claimants to show by legal testimony that they are the real owners of the liquor they claim, and then to have them summoned as owners, in which case the question of ownership could not be brought in issue and the simple question would be, was the liquor intended for sale contrary to law. As this case stands adjourned one week, I will inform you how it finally settled. Officers Gibson and Perkins have made three other seizures of liquor, at the rum holes near the Depot. Justice Howe has ordered said liquor to be spilled.
C.
Nov. 7th.
Nov 30, 1855
Rutland Herald
Thos McLaughlin is listed as an agent for the Rutland Daily Herald
September 18, 1861
Rutland Daily Herald
Theodore McLaughlin of Clarendon listed as a Grand jurer in Rutland County Court.
September 19, 1861
Rutland Daily Herald
Thomas McLaughlin of Clarendon listed as a Grand jurer in Rutland County Court.
November 15, 1861
Rutland Daily Herald
List of Letters (included a letter for)
Miss Bridget McLaughlin
December 28, 1863
Rutland Daily Herald
Enrollment list of Persons liable to Military Duty in the town of Rutland:
First class -
Andrew McLaughlin
John McLaughlin
Patrick McLaughlin
Michael McLaughlin 1st
Michael McLaughlin
Second class -
John McLaughlin
James McLaughlin
January 13, 1866
Rutland Herald
Letters Remaining Unclaimed in the Post Office
GENTS
[included one for ]
McLaughlin, T. M.
February 13, 1866
Rutland Herald
Clarendon Springs - We learn that the Clarendon Springs Hotel and other buildings belonging to
Thomas McLaughlin, Esq., together with ten acres from his farm, have been sold to Byron Murray, formerly of Vergennes, but now of New Jersey, for $17,000.
February 16, 1866
Rutland Herald
Sale of the Clarendon Springs Property - We stated a day or 2 ago that
Col. McLaughlin had sold his hotel at Clarendon Springs, with his other buildings and ten acres of land, to Byron Murray, formerly of Vergennes. We learn that subsequently the contract was changed, Mr. Murray taking the whole farm, and paying the sum of $24,000.
June 8, 1866
Rutland Herald
MARRIAGES
McLAUGHLIN - PENFIELD
On the 6th inst. by Rev. Norman Seaver,
Col. Thomas McLaughlin, former proprietor of the Clarendon Springs House, to Miss Mary Penfield of Rutland.
June 19, 1866
Rutland Herald
Letters Remaining Unclaimed at the Post Office
[included a letter for]
GENTS
McLaughlin, M.
September 24, 1866
Rutland Herald
Letters Remaining Unclaimed in the Post Office
[included one for ]
GENTS
McLoughlin, John
September 28, 1866
Rutland Herald
Incidents of the Fair
A boy named
Michael McLaughlin, of Sutherland Falls, was somewhat injured by being run over by the sulky of "Young Darkey," while the horse was contending for the sweepstakes premium yesterday afternoon. His head and hip were considerably bruised, though no bones were broken.
November 13, 1866
Rutland Herald
Police Items -
On Saturday last, James Logue and John Tappan were brought before Justice Smith on a charge of drunkenness, and, upon conviction, paid a fine and costs amounting to $11.35 each.
Bridget McLaughlin, John Stewart and William Stewart were "up" the same day for violation of the liquor law, and were respectively convicted and fined.
On Saturday, Officer Kingsley made a descent upon the groggeries of William Stewart, Ed. Lawler,
Pat. McLaughlin and Pat. Brisline, and finding considerable quantities of liquor on the premises, confiscated the same, which Justice Weeks afterwards decided should be "spilt."
December 3, 1866
Rutland Herald
BROTHERS, AROUSE! - Our native land is endeavoring to free itself from the tyranny of the government which for centuries has oppressed our forefathers and ourselves. Our Brethren have ere this, we are assured, struck the first blow, and insomuch as we are prevented from contributing to the success of the long-wished for result of being with them to strike with our arms at the heart of the hireling tyrants, let us contribute to their assistance what they most need - funds.
Therefore, all Irishmen who have the welfare of the green isle of their nativity at heart, and all other true lovers of liberty, are requested to meet at Fenian Hall (upper Town Hall) on Tuesday evening Dec. 4th to take such measures as to them may seem prudent in aiding our brethren in this, their hour of peril.
L. Kingsley,
J. P. Crowley,
T. Spellman,
J. McLaughlin,
H. Norton,
T. Flannery,
Committee F. B. [Fenian Brotherhood]
December 14, 1866
Rutland Herald
Good Yield
Mr.
Andrew McLaughlin of Peacham, Vt., raised, the past season, 58 bushels of wheat on 1 ½ acres of land.
February 22, 1869
Rutland Herald
Extract: This issue contained a letter signed by a large number of Rutland women. "In view of the present crying, enormous and ruinous evil of Intemperance," the women appealed to the female population of Rutland to "rally for the purpose of forming a Ladies' Temperance Association."
Among the signers was
Mrs. Thomas McLaughlin.
October 26, 1869
Rutland Herald
MARRIAGES
McLaughlin-Grover
In Brandon, 21st inst. by Rev. William Ford of Battle Creek, Mich.,
Angus A McLaughlin of Worcester, Mass., and Ella L. Grover of Brandon.
December 23, 1869
Rutland Herald
Appoplectic Stroke
Our townsman, Mr.
Thomas McLaughlin, while walking on Grove street yesterday afternoon, was stricken down by an appoplectic fit, and remained insensible for some time. He was conveyed to his residence and restoratives applied, and last evening we are informed, his condition was much improved.
December 25, 1869
Rutland Herald
Col. Thomas McLaughlin who sustained a paralytic shock a few days since
has so far recovered as to be out again about the streets.
December 29, 1871
Burlington Weekly Free Press
An Interesting Old Lady.
Mrs. Mary McLaughlin lives on Green street, Rutland. She is a smart old lady, ninety four years of age. Notwithstanding her extreme old age, she does all, or nearly all, of her housework: can knit and sew, threads the finest needle without the aid of glasses, and can dance with all the ease and fire of a young Irish lass, if we may judge from the exhibition of her powers, as reported to us, at the recent wedding of one of her grandchildren. She also constantly attends church, walking in fair weather the entire distance from her house to the church.
Her maiden name was Mary Rourke, being of the Mayo county (Ireland) family of Rourkes, somewhat famous in Irish history. She was in Ireland during the rebellion of 1798, and frequently entertains her children and others, with reminiscences and anecdotes of that thrilling and romantic episode in Irish history. She has lived to see herself the first of five generations, the youngest and fifth of the line being an infant of days, and has fifty-three descendants living, namely, seven children (two sons and five daughters), thirty-two grandchildren, thirteen great-grandchildren, and one great-great grandchild.
- - Rutland Herald.
[This may actually be about
Mary Burke McLaughlin, wife of Michael, who died at age 85 in 1872 and is buried in Calvary Catholic Cemetery.]
May 24, 1873
Rutland Daily Globe
Rutland Post office
Advertised letters for the week ending May 24, 1873
GENTS’ LIST
[included one for]
McLaughlin, Albert
July 2, 1873
Rutland Daily Globe
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.
AUCTION SALE.
I shall sell at Public auction on the 12th day of .July, 1873, 4 at o'clock, p. m., at the office of Jacob Edgerton in Rutland, all the claims due to the estate of Henry C. Hayward, on book account, or by note among which are as follows:
LIST OF ACCOUNTS DUE H. C. HAYWARD
[included]
Page 119…
Patk. McLaughlin…$1.20
Page 219…
James McLaughlin…$12.82
July 31, 1873
Rutland Daily Globe
Probate Court
July 28 -
Mary A. McLaughlin, estate, Rutland; list of claims returned.
August 2, 1873
Rutland Daily Globe
Rutland Post office
Advertised letters for the week ending July 26, 1873
Ladies’ List
[included letters for]
McLaughlin, Miss Sarah
McLaughlin, Mary A.
August 2, 1873
Rutland Daily Globe
Bay mare “Maggie,” owned by
James McLaughlin, of Rutland, has been sold to parties unknown, for a large price. She is a splendid trotter, and we hope she will do well for the parties who bought her.
February 18, 1874
Rutland Daily Globe
Police Court
Thomas Ward, fined $18.01 for intoxication. Disclosed on
James McLaughlin.
James McLaughlin was fined $47.50 for selling. The plea put in was that he had
sold the bar at his saloon to Ed Ryan a boy 12 years old, making a reserve of the oyster
business. Justice Marshall not " seeing the point," assessed a fine. Second conviction.
Appealed. John Duffy becoming bail.
February 24, 1874
Rutland Daily Globe
Dashes Here and There.
Emory Town was arraigned before Justice Marshall on Monday morning, for intoxication, and was fined $13,01. He disclosed on Erwln Whltcomb who was fined $27.50 and appealed, G. Richardson becoming bail. He also disclosed on
James McLaughlin who was fined $27.50.
February 25, 1874
Rutland Daily Globe
Dashes Here and There.
William Rice was arraigned yesterday, before Justice B. W. Marshall, for intoxication and was fined $13.94. He disclosed on
James McLaughlin who was fined $27.50, appealed; R. R. Thrall bail.
April 6, 1874
Rutland Daily Globe
Rutland Post office
Advertised letters for the week ending April 4, 1874
GENTS’ LIST
[included one for]
McLaughlin, Michael
April 25, 1874
Rutland Daily Globe
Rutland Post office
Advertised letters for the week ending April 25th, 1874
[included letters for]
Ladies’ List
McLaughlin, Miss Jane
McLaughlin, Miss S.
Gents’ List
McLaughlin, M.
May 6, 1874
The Rutland Globe
The Liquor Crusade.
Two bottles of whisky was the extent of the seizures made yesterday. This was taken from the shop of
James McLaughlin by Deputy Perkins.
The officers spilled the liquor taken from Mary Lawler, John Sloan and Charles Allen, a few days ago.
Police Court.
James McLaughlin was brought up on a warrant from the states attorney before Justice B. W. Marshall, yesterday morning, for selling liquor; was find $10 and costs and gave bail.
June 19, 1874
Rutland Daily Globe
To the Public
In the
Herald of Wednesday was published an account of a seizure in the "Home Restaurant," in which article was mentioned the name of
J. McLaughlin, which accuses me of keeping the place. The article does me great injustice and is placing me in a bad light before the public, as I have not, for the past three months, had any connection whatever with the saloon or barroom, but am merely an occupant of the house. I trust in justice to myself that you will make this correction.
-J. McLaughlin
July 26, 1874
Rutland Daily Herald
SATURDAY'S SEIZURES
On Saturday, officers Perkins and Crawford took a little turn around among the liquor sellers meeting with fair success.
At Charles Allen's place they dug up a gallon of gin from a secret place under the basement floor.
At
J. McLaughlin's house they secured a six-quart milk can full of liquor on the top shelf of the buttery.
Another place, supposed to belong to either James Crowley or John McCormick, was relieved of two jugs which were found
in a secret hole underneath the floor of the basement.
Rutland Herald
July 27, 1874
The Rutland Daily Globe
More Seizures
Saturday Deputy Sheriffs Crawford and Perkins were out under direction of the citizens' committee, looking out for the ardent, and in three instances were successful in making pretty good hauls….[included]
James McLaughlin was also a man the officers were directed to visit. James, thinking no doubt that a milk can would not be looked into, had one, in which was a gallon of whisky. It did not escape the watchful eye of the officers, and they carried it off in triumph.
July 30, 1874
Good Templars Visit
Last evening the members connected with Rutland Lodge I. O. of G. T. spent one of the pleasantest evenings at their hall it has been their lot to enjoy for some considerable time past. The occasion of this pleasure was the visit of about thirty members from Brandon Lodge. As was announced, at 8:30 o'clock the doors of the hall were thrown open to the friends of the cause, and we regret that so few availed themselves of the opportunity to listen to the interesting literary exercises presented by the visiting members.
Mr. H. M. Mott of the Brandon "Union", presided over the literary exercises, which were both interesting and instructive. The following is the programme:
1. Music by members of Brandon Lodge.
2. Recitation - Mrs. E. M. Cross
3. Declamation - Mr. Potter Stafford
4. Recitation - Miss P. A. Edson
5. Declamation - Mr. W. R. Gregg
6. Recitation - Mill Jessie Culbert
7. Declamation - Mr. Irwin McKenna
Interesting remarks then followed by
D. S. Fletcher,
M. Edson,
H. M. Mott,
Alexander McCaughlin (typo for
McLaughlin),
J. McKenna,
and Dr. Woodhouse, after which the exercises closed.
December 30, 1874
The Rutland Daily Globe
House and Lot for Sale.
The house and lot occupied by the late
Col. Thomas McLaughlin will be sold at a bargain. It is situated at the corner of Grove and William streets in the village of Rutland; has a barn and all the modern improvements, and is one of the most desirable places in town. For further particulars, inquire of Miss Sarah Penfield, on the premises, or H. F. Lothrop, administrator, Pittsford.
Rutland, December 24, 1874
February 26, 1875
Rutland Daily Herald
LIQUOR PROSECUTIONS
Several important liquor cases have been recently decided. A number of seizures were made last July and August. The liquors were condemned, but indictments for keeping with intent to sell were not then brought. Complaints have now been made and tried before Justice J.J.R. Randall as follows:
State vs. James McLaughlin. Six cases of keeping with intent to sell. Fines and costs imposed amounting to $153.62
State vs. Henry Baldridge. Two cases of keeping with intent to sell. Fines and costs imposed amounting to $54.54.
State vs. John Haley. One case of keeping with intent to sell. Fine and costs, $17.27.
All of these cases have been appealed to the County Court.
March 12, 1875
Rutland Daily Herald
SEVERE ACCIDENT
A severe accident, which may yet prove fatal, occurred at Bellows Falls yesterday. The victim was a young man named Martin McLaughlin, a resident of Rutland, employed on Conductor Thrall's wood train. While the train was moving upon the turnout, just below the village, and when it was within ten feet of where it was to stop, McLaughlin stepped in between the engine and the first car to pull the shackle. He reached in with his left hand to pull the pin, and as he did so placed his left foot on the rails. It being near the switch there were two rails close together. His foot slipped between them and became wedged fast. The car struck him and threw him forward on his face and the forward truck passed partially over him, making a severe flesh wound on the lower part of his body and breaking the pelvis bone. The train was stopped before the hind truck reached him; he drew his foot away leaving his boot between the rails and arose and stood up until his associates could go to his aid. Two physicians were called and did what was possible to be done, advising his instant removal to his home. A priest was also called and administered the sacrament. The train was got ready and he was sent to Rutland as soon as possible, arriving about 10 o'clock. He exhibited a great deal of bravery, never uttering a groan or a word of complaint except to say his leg pained.
On the arrival of the train Doctors Allen and Hanrahan were called to attend him. His wounds were not nearly so severe as at first supposed, the physicians being of the opinion that there is a probability of his recovery. He was taken to his home on East Street, where he lay at last account making scarcely any complaint.
March 15, 1875
Rutland Daily Herald
McLaughlin, who was so seriously injured at Bellow Falls last week, while switching a train, is doing as well as could be expected, and it is hoped may recover from his injuries.
March 15, 1875
Rutland Daily Herald
The committee of arrangements of the AOH have completed their programme for the celebration of St. Patrick's Day. Dr. Hanrahan has been elected chief marshal and has appointed as aids John P. Crowley, John McGann and James McLoughlan. Both Divisions will parade in West Rutland in the forenoon, returning to this village on the noon train. The afternoon procession will take place at 2 o'clock.
March 19, 1875
Vermont Farmer
Windham County
Martin McLaughlin of Rutland while attempting to pull a shackling pin just before a train had stopped, at Bellows Falla, last week Thursday, caught his foot between two rails and was thrown down and run over by the forward truck of the car, the car stopping before the hind truck reached him. The pelvic bone was broken and he received other injuries, but it is thought he will recover.
March 20, 1875
Rutland Daily Herald
Ladies List (of letters at the post office included:)
Miss Sarah McLaughlin
March 23, 1875
Rutland Daily Herald
A COUPLE OF TRADES
Another raid upon the purveyors of the ardent, yesterday. Armed with the necessary documents, Deputy Sheriff Millington visited the saloon of James McLaughlin, on Wales street. Unlike the Irishman in the story who didn't mend his roof on pleasant days because it didn't need it and thought the weather was too bad to go out on rainy ones, Mr. McL was out on the roof attending to some matters there. The latch string hung hospitably out, and, entering, the officer proceeded to investigate the nature of the stock in trade. He found nothing that particularly struck his fancy except two bottle of whiskey. These he told the proprietor, who had just then entered, he guessed he would take, and, showing him his card, that he might come round to the office, if he wanted to, and he would settle with him, but the proprietor thought he needn't trouble himself.
Being joined by Policeman Crawford, he walked around to Washington street and visited Samuel Hayward. They were greeted cordially as they entered and asked if they had come to trade. They answered that perhaps they might if they could find what they wanted, and said they thought they would look around. They seemed hard to suit at first, but at last Millington thought that, as he was keeping a boarding house, perhaps he'd get some beans. There were a couple of barrels of nice ones there, and, as he was poking them over, he asked Hayward what he'd take for them. Hayward thought they weren't worth quite so much as they had been when he saw a jug pulled out, and the price of produce fell still farther when two more appeared. In spite of all their dicker they didn't make a trade, though those bareels are not as full as they were by the bulk of two jugs of whiskey and one of rum.
March 30, 1875
Rutland Daily Herald
Deputy Sheriff Millington made a call on James McLaughlin, on Wales street, yesterday, armed with the necessary papers, and brought away on jug of rum as the reward of his troubles.
April 7, 1875
Rutland Daily Herald
The Town Meeting
The town meeting was called to order a little after two yesterday afternoon, by M.G. Everts. Moderator. The meeting was pretty fully attended, a large number coming from West Rutland. The first business take up was the election of highway surveyors. The Moderator stated that the closing scenes of the last meeting had been marked by a good deal of disturbance, and that he wished to state at the very beginning that nothing of the kind would be permitted again: that any one attempting it would be at once arrested and made to suffer the full penalty of the law and that order must and would be maintained.
The meeting then proceeded to the election, the nomination for the West Rutland district, which had created the trouble in March, being left till the last. The following gentlemen are to serve the town during the next year as HIGHWAY SURVEYORS:
Patrick McLaughlin was one of 22 named.
April 22, 1875
Rutland Daily Herald
The sour-smelling staves of the musty old rum barrel will, in future, miss the bewitching embrace of James McLaughlin; and the whiskey jug will forget his firm grip, as he twirled it aloft to pour the flowing flagon full. The sad and gloomy countenances and heavy eyes of his many customers will miss the seductive smile which played upon his lips as he reached for the hard-earned ten-cent scrip. But James has gone, and few respectable people will mourn. He left town quietly and peacefully, as though going on a visit to a dying friend. Rumor says the Vermont liquor law had something to do with his departure. Of this we know not; but whatever the cause, it certainly did Rutland a good turn, for which all good people will return devout thanks. While he remained with us, he could chew the plastic quid, measure out the sparkling Geneva, or flip the laborer's dime with the best of them. When the officers came around, he could twirl a barrel of ale or invert a flagon of whiskey with the utmost dexterity. But he has left town, and with this parting "send-off" we bid him adieu.
May 14, 1875
Rutland Herald
LOCAL NOTES
The goods left behind by James McLaughlin, when he forsook his palace of sin on Wales street and left Rutland for the latter's good, were sold by auction in front of the depot park yesterday. The prices realized would seem to indicate that the rum business is growing unpopular in Rutland.
August 14, 1875
Rutland Herald
POST OFFICE
List of Letters (included a letter for)
Patrick McLoughlin Sr.
March 8, 1876
Rutland Daily Globe
Annual Town Meeting
The following persons were nominated an appointed HIGHWAY SURVEYORS
Pat McLaughlin [and 23 others].
March 22, 1876
Rutland Daily Globe
Burned Out
Sixteen Families and Ninety-one Persons Thrust into the Storm -
Not a Dollar Insured
A tenement house generally known as “Long (?) Sault,” in West Rutland, occupied by sixteen families, several of whom kept boarders, was discovered to be on fire shortly after half past ten Monday night. The fiercest wind and snow storm of the whole winter was raging and no less than ninety-one were roused from their beds and forced out into the blinding gale. The following is a list of the homeless families and their losses:
John Quinn – seven persons – lost nothing.
Peter Baker – twelve persons – lost about $240.
John Penders – nine persons – loss is trifling.
James Brown – six persons – lost all he had.
Archie Mercier – four persons – lost all but a few tools.
Eugene Lamoureux – two persons – lost about $50.
Louis Forgette – three persons – loss is nothing.
Charles Quinlin – four persons – loss is nothing.
Felix Forgette – four persons – loss about $50.
John Hartney – six persons – loss is some $25.
William Main – eight persons – lost everything, and said to have had $400 burned up in a trunk.
Duff Gennette – ten persons – saved his things.
Patrick McLaughlin – four persons – saved most of his things.
Fred Gillipo – five persons – lost most of his things.
Thomas Lynch – five persons – no loss.
Mike Foley – two persons – lost about $100.
The fire originated in the apartments occupied by John Quinn. John is a hard working man, but he has domestic troubles. Mrs. Quinn drinks and while John was a bed and asleep, Mrs. Quinn was said to be in a condition next to delirium from the use of drink, and is supposed to have accidentally set fire to the house. The fire once started, there was no possibility of preventing the destruction of the building.
The tenement house was built some 25 years ago and was 25 feet wide by 125 feet long, two stories high on the east side and two stories with a basement on the west side. It contained twenty-four tenement suites, twenty of which were occupied. The building was owned by Sheldons & Slason, and cost about $3000. It has yielded an aggregate income since it was built of some $15,000 – the tenants paying each family from $2.08 to $2.50 per month. It was uninsured though an agent recently offered to place $4000 insurance on it. The firm will rebuild the building soon.
The scene at the time of the fire was one which no one could describe, nor even “our special artist on the spot” delineate. The different nationalities of the homeless multitude; the jargon of Canada-French patois and the rich Irish brogue, and the howling wind which, sometimes dying partly down, could again be heard roaring in the distance as the gale approached. The winds drove the flames directly on the Catholic Church which seemed doomed. It actually did take fire in one place and the flames got quite a start on a small spot, but the driving snow extinguished it again. Several men were in the belfry and kept that from igniting. After the fire burned down several families moved their effects in the unfinished rear part of the church.
March 22, 1876
Rutland Daily Globe
Monday Night’s Storm
The Heaviest Storm of the Winter-
Great Delay of Tralns-
Buildings Unroofed, etc.
"Euroclydon the storm wind" howled through western Vermont on Monday night, carrying devastation and blockade everywhere within its range. It began Monday evening and somewhat annoyed those people who were caught out of doors, turning and making sport of umbrellas and covering pedestrians with snow. The next morning what we were wont to call thoroughfares and sidewalks were drifts of moist snow waiting for a battle with snow shovels that had long lain idle. When the town awoke the battle was not nearly so general, nor so rigorous, as it should have been, many drifts yet lying where they
were piled on the sidewalks undisturbed save by the feet of travelers brave enough
to force a path through them. We learn of but little damage being done in the village.
A small barn belonging to Mrs. McGuirek (McGuirk?) on Green street, was blown over: also a small barn belonging to Hiram Cheney, corner of Green and East streets, a window at the Bardwell hotel blew in about three o'clock, causing a limb of the law to arise at that unseasonable hour and prowl tremblingly around for a porter to repair the damages; A. C. Bates and Son's large new sign turned a somersault at the mandate of the storm, and a number of fences were blown down.
Several accidents are reported from around the village and neighboring towns. Oakley Gibson north of the village had the roof blown off from the L of his house; H. L. Gleason east of the village had a woodshed blown over and a chimney swept from his house; James Hayward, east of the village, had the roof lifted from a horse-barn; a horse-barn belonging to John McLaughlin, of Mendon, was blown over and two colts injured.
May 2, 1876
Rutland Daily Globe
Real Estate Changes
The following transfers of real estate took place in Rutland during the months of March and April.
[included]
McLaughlin & Cain to Seneca M. Dorr, forty acres of land on Green Street, $2,000;
S. M. Dorr to Patrick McLaughlin, house and lot on Perkins avenue, $1,500
May 16, 1876
The Rutland Daily Globe
Officers Crawford and Stearns yesterday searched the places kept by McLaughlin, William Lyon and the German café. No liquor was found in any of the places.
January 15, 1877
Rutland Globe
On New Year's Day a party boarded Conductor Weatherly's afternoon train here bound for West Rutland and tried to bluff the conductor out of their fare. With the assistance of the brakeman and after quite a little skirmish they were put off the train. Saturday three of the party were arrested and brought before Justice G.W. Warren for trial: P. McLaughlin, John Davis, James Hannen. James Hannen was found guilty of intoxication. John Davis was gound guilty of breach of the peace. P. McLaughlin was tried for assault, found not guilty and discharged.
January 27, 1877
Rutland Globe
Marriage
Joseph Hayes and Ellen McLaughlin, both of Clarendon, January 17th.
March 8, 1877
Rutland Globe
The following list of the highway surveyors elected Tuesday:
Patrick McLaughlin and 22 others.
April 6, 1877
Rutland Globe
The house of Pat McLaughlin, nearly a mile east of the village on the extension of Green St., burned about 11 o'clock Wednesday evening.
May 21, 1877
Rutland Globe
A Brutal Assault
A Man Knocked Down and Beaten in the Street at Eight O'clock in the Evening -
He Afterwards Disappears Very Mysteriously -
Arrest of One Assailant.
(Note: the mysterious victim in this article later proves to be a George McLaughlin. See May 22 article.)
A brutal fight occurred on West Street about eight o'clock Saturday evening. The man who was attacked disappeared in the darkness and it was currently reported on the street that evening that he had been murdered. No one who saw the affray recognized the man and no trace of him could be discovered. The matter caused a good deal of excitement on the street. Nothing has been since learned of the man or his whereabouts, although diligent search has been made. The fact that none of the physicians have been called on to dress his wounds would indicate that he was not so severely injured as at first supposed. Nathan Thomas, foreman in the lumber yard of D.M. White & Co., who lives a short distance above where the affray occurred made the following statement to a representative of THE GLOBE.
MR. THOMAS' STATEMENT
I was sitting on a neighbor's steps when I heard a cry from the vicinity of the Episcopal church. I thought it was a man laughing. The cry was repeated when I saw it was someone in trouble. I went to the spot and saw two men kicking and beating a third who lay on the ground, crying, "Let's finish him, d- -n him!" I called to them, "What are you doing here?" They stopped and replied "Nothing" and started up West street. The man staggered to his feet, covered with blood and sand, his nose and mouth streaming. I asked him what the matter was, and he said he was walking along quietly when these men came up and knocked him down. I did not wait to hear anymore but started on, calling to the crowd which had gathered, "Let's get those fellows; don't let's see such things going on." One tall, slim fellow whom I did not know, started and ran by me. The two assailants saw we were after them, when they picked up two stones and started. They turned into Church street, we following. They ran around a house on the right hand side, back into the street, across, and around a house there. We separated, I going one side and the rest the other. Back of the houses, i met one of the fellows, and he tried to fool me by pointing in between two of the houses and crying: "See there he goes. Let's follow him," and starting. "Yes," I answered, "here he goes right here," reaching around him and catching both wrists, "I want you to come with me." He was a heavy fellow, but I am middling cordy myself, and he came. I lead (sic) him around through Church and Wales streets to the Berwick House, where I met Watchman Alexander, who took charge of him, and he asked me to help him take him to jail. Every little way he would stop and brace himself and refuse to go on. Then I would put my knees behind him and persuade him the same way the old man persuaded the boys out of the orchard with a pitchfork, and at last we got him to jail.
(Note: this ends Mr. Thomas' statement, but the article continues on without making that clear.)
Being asked if he knew the man who had been hurt he replied that he did not, and did not ask his name or residence. He was confident he should know the man again. he was fully six feet high, rather thick set and weighing 160 or 165 pounds, dark complexioned. He did not remember whether he wore a hat or not. His face was gashed and nose and mouth bleeding.
Mrs. Thomas said the noise called her to the door, and while the party were up Church street, the injured man went limping up West street. No one followed him, and she didn't know where he went.
Varnum Whitcomb says that he was walking up West street behind four fellows, when suddenly one of them started ahead on the run, the others following. One of them struck this one who was ahead, knocking him down, and ran off into Wales street.
Miss Laura Prier (or Prior), who as passing up West street, saw one of the men knock another down and run through Wales street.
The man who was arrested proved to be Michael Heiher, a West Rutland rough who has resided in the hotel de Millington (note: comic term for ‘jail') most of the time for the last eight months for participation in a drunken row. He enjoyed a few breaths of fresh air at the time of the Paton murder trial, being brought out to testify to what Paton and other parties confined in jail had told him during their imprisonment. After the trial he was returned and remained till last Tuesday when his excellency the governor saw fit to pardon him. In the four days of his liberty he has made excellent use of his time, getting returned to that domicile in such a shape that he will not probably soon leave it. He stated after his arrest that he had been walking with a friend of his when a stranger came along and got into a fight with his friend. He attempted to separate them. This story is decidely thin when one considers that he took the trouble to pick up a stone and run up Church street and around two houses with his friend after he got them separated.
The disappearance of the injured man is the most mysterious part of the affair, and leads to the conclusion that the four were chums on a spree, and that he is keeping still for the sake of helping his friends out of trouble. Nothing as to the extent of his injuries is known, though several persons say there were gashes on his face when he got up, and that he walked off with difficulty. This case shows how dangerous a class there is in the community, and would seem to illustrate the need there is for two night watchmen.
May 22, 1877
Rutland Globe
The man beaten in the West street row Saturday night proves to be George McLaughlin, about twenty years of age, a son of James McLaughlin, who was burned out early in the winter on the road east of Green street. Michael Heiher was brought before Justice G.W. Warren yesterday morning and fined $10 and costs for breach of the peace and $5 and costs for drunkenness. Recommitted to jail for non-disclosure. McLaughlin testifies that he was walking along West street with a pail when these three fellows, none of whom he knew, came along and asked for a drink from his pail. He refused and they knocked him down. He and Heiher both refused to tell who any of the party were.
June 16, 1877
Rutland Globe
Accident at West Rutland
Robert Monahan, who fell into Clement, Gibson and Woodfin's quarry at West Rutland, Thursday, was severely injured, but will recover. He was moving a large stone with a crowbar above the quarry, where the firm are to make a new opening, when the bar slipped, and he fell over the edge of the quarry upon a narrow ledge about fifteen feet below, and would have fallen to the bottom of the quarry but for the presence of mind of Peter McLaughlin, a workman on the ledge, who saw him fall and caught him, thereby running great risk of being himself thrown to instant death in the pit below. Dr. J.D. Hanrahan was summoned and sat all night with the injured man.
June 28, 1877
Rutland Globe
A house on the road over the Notch owned by Mr. McLaughlin was burned yesterday with entire contents. The loss was considerable.
Mon, May 5, 1879
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Mendon
The house of Patrick McLaughlen was burned Monday and the house of Henry
T. Davis, Wednesday. Both insured in the Vermont Mutual.
Thursday, May 29, 1879
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Michael McLaughlin, in the employ of the Rutland Marble Company, at West
Rutland, had his right arm badly fractured Monday evening by getting
between two of the marble cars that he was assisting in loading. He was
attended by Dr. Hanrahan.
Feb 10, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Real Estate Transfers
...(among others)
Jan 26, Bernard H. McCann to Robert McLaughlin, a lot on Jackson avenue.
Consideration ...$175
Feb 14, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Post Office
[Gents’ Letters advertised as available for pick up included one for:]
McLaughlin, M. L.
March 3, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Post Office
[Gents’ Letters advertised as available for pick up included one for:]
McLaughlin, Michael
April 8, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Rutland Real Estate Changes
The following are the real estate changes which took place in March....
... (among others)
Michael McLaughlin and wife to John R. Hynes,
33 acres of land in east part of town, consideration - $3500
April 12, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Post Office
[Gents’ Letters advertised as available for pick up included one for:]
McLaughlin, George
April 17, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Post Office
[Ladies’ Letters advertised as available for pick up included one for:]
McLaughlin, Miss Ellen
June 26, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Post Office
[Gents’ Letters advertised as available for pick up included one for:]
McLaughlin, John
July 3, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Post Office
[Gents’ Letters advertised as available for pick up included one for:]
McLaughlin, James
July 19, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Delegates to the District Convention [included]:
James McLaughlin
[Democrats of Rutland elected 20 delegates to the State, District and County Democratic Conventions.]
July 24, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Post Office
[Gents’ Letters advertised as available for pick up included one for:]
McLaughlin, Rob
September 22, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Local News
John Eustace and Miss Nellie McLaughlin were united in marriage at St. Peter’s, yesterday morning,
Rev. Father Boylan officiating. Numerous presents were received, as follows:
a pair of vases from Miss Maggie McDermott;
glass fruit dish, Miss M. Larkin;
pair vases, Miss Maggie Tully;
pair vases, Miss Mary Rielly (sic);
clock, Miss Mary E. McLaughlin;
individual cup and saucer, Miss Patty McLaughlin;
photograph frame, Miss Annie McLaughlin;
Russia leather dressing case, Mr. A. Eustace;
silver perfume case, Miss Mary Eustace;
decorated pitcher, Mr. James Tully;
velvet perfume case, Mr. Jas. A. Eustace;
box cigars, Mr. Louis Jacobs;
glass fruit dish and set of jewelry, Miss Mary McLaughlin, sister of the bride.
September 23, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Correction
In publishing yesterday the list of presents given at the wedding of Mr. J. H. Eustace of Rutland to Miss Nellie McLaughlin of Mendon, some were inadvertently omitted. Following is a [corrected list]:
From the groom, gold chain and locket;
Mr. and Mrs. L. Daniels, set china;
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Seaver, set decorated china;
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Dye and daughter, six silver spoons;
Miss Mary E. Daniels, silver castor;
Mrs. Col. Merrill, lace scarf;
Miss Mary A. Mullany and M. Dugan, silver pickle castor;
Miss Jennie Cline, parlor lamp;
Mrs. Kate Kelly, steel engraving;
Mr. A. Eustace, Russia leather dressing case;
Miss Mary Eustace, silver perfume case and pair of vases;
Mr. James A. Eustace, velvet perfume case;
Miss Mary McLaughlin, set jewelry, decorated pitcher, two pictures;
Anna McLaughlin, dozen silver spoons, photograph frame;
Master T. F. McLaughlin, clock and perfume case;
Mr. James Reilly, decorated pitcher;
Miss Maggie Reily (sic), pair vases;
Miss Maggie Tully, pair vases;
Miss Mary Stewart, cigar case;
Mr. James McDevitt, silver pie knife;
Mr. and Mrs. P. McDevitt, silver card receiver;
Miss Mary J. McLaughlin, glass fruit dish;
Miss Maria Larkin, glass fruit dish;
Miss Julia A. Foley, decorated pitcher;
Miss Mary Battles, wine set;
Miss Mary E. Dye, china fruit dish;
Master P. S. McLaughlin, individual cup and saucer.
October 12, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Post Office
[Ladies’ Letters advertised as available for pick up included one for:]
McLaughlin, Miss Jennie
October 16, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Post Office
[Gents’ Letters advertised as available for pick up included one for:]
McLaughlin, Michael
November 1, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Catholic Fair
Following is a list of the articles drawn at the recent fair in aid of St. Joseph’s convent, with the names of the recipients.
[My note - 80 or 90 people won items at the Catholic Fair, ranging in value from furniture to a barrel of flour
to quilts to bolts of cloth to pictures of St. Patrick or the Pope.]
...Robert McLaughlin, [won a] shawl...
November 3, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
West Rutland
The following list of presents were given to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gilligan at their wedding, Oct. 25th:
A set of silver knives and forks from Mrs. M. Quinn;
silver butter knife, Mrs. E. B. Walton;
set of silver teaspoons, John Gannon;
handsome clock, Mrs. Peter Gilligan;
pair heavy silver table spoons, Miss Mary McLaughlin;
silver pickle dish, Mr. P. G. McNeile;
silver castor and table cloth, Miss Bessie McNeile;
silver fruit dish and bed spread, Mr. and Mrs. John McGann;
handsome quilt and one pair of fine towels, Miss Jennie Tighe;
table cloth, Mr. Eddie Tighe;
glass fruit dish, Master Patrick Tighe;
picture and pair blankets, F. H. McNeile;
set of glass ware, Mr. and Mrs. William McNeile;
table cloth and bed spread, Mr. and Mrs. James McNeile;
table cloth, Mr. and Mrs. James Gilligan;
handsome clock, Mr. Peter Gilligan;
nice lamp, Master Frank Gilligan;
Handsome chamber set, Mrs. James Foley;
The bride also received a fine Bible and a purse of money from the groom.
November 13, 1880
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Post Office
[Gents’ Letters advertised as available for pick up included one for:]
McLaughlin, John
[Ladies’ Letters advertised as available for pick up included one for:]
McLaughlin, Miss Mary
March 31, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt. for the week ending March 31.
Gents’ List: [included]
McLaughlin, John
March 31, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Assignment of teachers and scholars for the ensuing term:
Intermediate school B, second division, Miss Horner, east room on 2nd floor.
Pupils: [included]
Kate McLaughlin
Intermediate A and B sections, Miss Meldon, west room on 2nd floor.
Intermediate A pupils: [included]
P. J. McLaughlin
April 2, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Saturday a pair of horses attached to a wagon, the property of John McLaughlin of Mendon, while standing in front of Shortsleeve’s machine shop, became frightened at the cars and ran up Merchants Row, distributing the contents of a flour barrel on their way. They were stopped by running into a tree near the depot park fence. The wagon was somewhat smashed, but otherwise no damage was done.
April 10, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt. for the week ending April 7.
Ladies’ List: [included]
McLaughlin, Miss Annie
April 14, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt. for the week ending April 11.
Ladies’ List: [included]
McLaughlin, Miss Annie
April 28, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt. for the week ending April 28.
Gents’ List: [included]
McLaughlin, John K.
May 5, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt., for the week ending May 5:
Gents’ List [included]
McLaughlin, James
May 12, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt., for the week ending May 12:
Gents’ List [included]
McLaughlin, James E.
McLaughlin, P. J.
May 19, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt., for the week ending May 19:
Ladies’ List [included]
McLaughlin, Mrs. J. P.
May 26, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt., for the week ending May 26:
Gents’ List [included]
McLaughlin, James E.
June 6, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Shrewsbury
John McLoughlin opened Gleason’s blacksmith shop June 4, where he will be pleased to see his old customers and as many new ones as choose to give him a call.
June 16, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt., for the week ending June 16:
Ladies’ List [included]
McLaughlin, Miss Annie
June 18, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
It is alleged on good authority that the lectures of Mrs. [ Emily ] McLaughlin next Saturday and Sunday will be among the very best ever heard in Rutland. She is a woman of modesty, culture, and eloquence, and those failing to hear her will miss a rare opportunity. She has but few equals as an effective temperance orator.
June 19, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Saturday June 23, the procession of children will form at 1 pm at the town hall; they will then proceed to Main street park, escorted by the Rutland band, where an address by Mrs. [ Emily ] McLaughlin, exercises by the children, and music will furnish a rare treat for Rutland people. Free supper on the ground from 4 to 5 pm. Let us have a grand temperance picnic for the children, remembering that “men are only boys grown tall.” Let all the children come!
June 21, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Before Judge Bailey yesterday…
Patrick McLaughlin pleaded guilty to intoxication, paid fines and costs and disclosed on the same source of obtaining his intoxicants that his friend [Wm] Ryan did – Pine hill.
June 23, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
High School Commencement
As was anticipated, the Opera House was filled to overflowing yesterday afternoon by people of Rutland and the surrounding towns, who assembled to witness the graduation exercises of the class of 1883…
Mr. McLaughlin [a student] gave in a happy manner an extract from George Eliot’s “Theophrastus Such.”…
June 25, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
The children’s temperance picnic [on June 23] …was a complete success…The address of Mrs. [ Emily ] McLaughlin was a fine one and was attentively listened to by all. The speaker seemed to possess, in an unusual degree, the faculty of interesting the children, for they apparently paid as good attention to the address as the older portion of the audience…
July 3, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
George McLaughlin was arrested Saturday night for drunkenness and yesterday he was brought before Judge Everts on that charge. He pleaded guilty and disclosed on his tool chest in Mendon, stating that he found some alcohol in it but did not know how it came there and that was the sole cause of his troubles. This explanation was not satisfactory to the court and he was sent to the house of correction to recover his memory and give a more explicit account of his difficulties.
July 27, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Cuttingsville
John McLaughlin, blacksmith, has removed from Russells mills to Shrewsbury.
September 15, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt., for the week ending Sept 15:
Ladies’ List [included]
McLaughlin, Miss Delia
September 29, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt., for the week ending Sept 29:
Ladies’ List [included]
Loughlin, Miss Flo;
McLaughlin, Mrs. Terrie
October 8, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
About Town
Saturday the officers raided the following places and found intoxicants at each place: James and Bridget Kennedy, Mrs. Ellen Laughlin, John Shannon, Alice Griffin, Daly and Walsh.
October 9, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Before Judge Everts yesterday Alice Griffin and Ellen O’Loughlin were arraigned for keeping and selling intoxicants and fined $20 and costs each. Bridget Kennedy and James Kennedy were up for like offences, but were discharged.
October 13, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt., for the week ending Oct 13:
Gents’ List [included]
McLaughlin, Wm.
October 20, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt. for the week ending October 20.
Ladies’ List: [included]
McLaughlin, Miss Delia
October 30, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
DEATHS
McLaughlin – In Rutland, Tuesday morning, October 30, Patrick McLaughlin. Funeral Thursday morning at St. Peter’s Church at 8 o’clock.
October 31, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
DEATHS
McLaughlin – In Rutland, Tuesday morning, October 30, Patrick McLaughlin. Funeral Thursday morning at St. Peter’s Church at 9 o’clock.
[This appears to be Patrick McLaughlin, husband of Bridget O’Rourke. Margaret Jenks’ Rutland Cemetery Inscriptions misprints the date of death as October 30, 1888.]
November 29, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Pleasant Wedding at West Rutland
St. Bridget’s church was the scene of a pleasant wedding ceremony on Tuesday morning. The contracting parties were Mr. Edward R. Copps, foreman of the Vermont Marble company, and Miss Bridget Maloney, daughter of Mr. Michael Maloney of this place. The marriage ceremony was performed by Rev. E. R. Maloney of Middlebury, a brother of the bride. Mr. D. A. Flannigan of West Rutland and Miss O’Donnell of Keene, N. H., witnessed the ceremony, together with a large number of the friends and relations of the bride and groom. A pleasant reception was given at the residence of Mr. Maloney, father of the bride, after the ceremony at the church. Numerous invitations had been given to friends at Rutland, Pittsford, Castleton, Sutherland Falls and West Rutland – many representatives from each place being present.
Mr. and Mrs. Copps have been long and pleasantly identified with the social and
industrial interests of this community – Mr. Copps as an efficient and trustworthy employee of the Vermont Marble company, and Mrs. Copps as a faithful and successful teacher in our public schools. We are pleased to know that after a short bridal trip, Mr. and Mrs. Copps will return here and will occupy their pleasant residence just completed on Barnes street. The bridal gifts were numerous and costly, a partial list of which is hereby given:
Half dozen napkins, Miss Jennie Tigue;
1 dozen napkins, Mrs. Duprey;
sauce dishes, Mrs. P. Murther;
hanging lamp, M. Kelley;
table cloth, Miss Katie Carmody;
hanging lamp, F. Carter;
lamp, P. Copps;
gold lined sugar spoon, Miss Nellie McNamara, Rutland;
pickle castor, J. T. Hogan, Rutland;
ten dollar gold piece, J. H. McGuire;
five dollar gold piece, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Flemming, Pittsford;
clothes wringer, M. Connolly;
bed room set from James Copps;
easy chair from M. Kerin, M. Burke, J. Ryan, W. Ryan and P. Donnegan;
oil panting, M. Quinlan and P. Raleigh;
easy chair, J. Raleigh;
panel paintings, W. E. Murphy;
set silver knives, Thomas Burns;
castor, Mrs. J. Maroney;
gold lined berry spoon, Ed C. Carrigan;
wax and feather crosses, Miss Bridget Casey, Sutherland Falls;
beautiful clock, Rev. Father McLaughlin, Brandon;
set fruit knives, Miss M. E. Ward;
butter knife and moustache cup, Annie and Mrs. Martin Maloney;
marble shelf, M. Murphy;
full china set, church choir, S. Falls;
lamp, set goblets, J Burke and R. Raleigh;
extension table, D. A. Flannigan;
bed lounge, John Denis and Michael Copps;
center table, Ed Copps, Rutland;
Bible, Rev. E. R. Maloney;
vases, Miss Minnie Raymond;
napkin rings, Miss Maggie E. Copps;
butter knife, Mary McCormack;
pickle dish, Minnie Maroney;
spoon holder, Miss B. O’Neil;
set silver knives and forks, J. and T. Tree;
clock, Mr. and Mrs. M. Copps;
silver butter dish, Mr. and Mrs. M. Parker;
spoon holder, Minnie Parker;
dozen napkins, Mrs. J. E. Leonard.
December 1, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt., for the week ending Dec 1:
Ladies’ List [included]
McLaughlin, Mrs. Terry
December 6, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
About Town
One McLaughlin was fined $5 and costs by Justice Bailey yesterday for intoxication. The respondent disclosed on O. J. Cain who was fined for keeping and selling intoxicants; appealed.
December 8, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt., for the week ending Dec 8:
Ladies’ List [included]
McLaughlin, Mrs. Terry
December 14, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
West Rutland
At the regular meeting of the Sennot post, G.A. R. of West Rutland, December 7, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Commander, L. T. Barber;
SCV Commander, J. D. Perkins Jr.;
Vice-commander, A. [ Andrew ] McLaughlin;
Chaplain, James Russell;
Quarter Master, C. H. Sherman;
O. D., Thomas Bliss;
O. G., William Potter.
December 20, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
West Rutland
The Grand Army bazaar, at Barnes House Hall, is the chief attraction now-a-days. The attendance last Tuesday evening was very large and the receipts in proportion. Some very fine articles were offered for sale, among them we notice two fine easy chairs of different styles, parlor stove, set of silver knives and forks, full China tea set, one large, elegantly dressed China doll, a very fine clock and numerous other articles; also a fine chandelier to be competed for by three societies here. Refreshments are furnished under the supervision of Miss O. C. Felt. Mrs. James Russell, and Mrs. J. Butterfly have charge of the tables containing articles for sale. Great credit is due the committee, Messrs. [ Andrew ] McLaughlin, Brown, Potter, Shepherd, Cross, Russell and Butterfly, for their endeavors to make this, the first fair of Post “John T. Sennott,” a success. Prof. N. E. Mayo’s Cornet Band is among the attractions each evening, and the professor’s cornet solos are very heartily encored. The fair closes this (Thursday) evening. A visit from Post Roberts is anticipated.
December 21, 1883
Rutland Daily Herald and Globe
Advertised Letters at the Rutland Post Office, Rutland County, Vt., for the week ending Dec 21:
Ladies’ List [included]
McLaughlin, Miss Mary
March 26, 1886
Plattsburgh Sentinel
Michael McLoughlin's house and barn in Rutland were destroyed by fire Saturday night.
Only a few household goods were saved. The loss was $2,500 and the insurance $1,800.
March 26, 1886
Burlington Weekly Free Press
Mr. Michael McLaughlin’s house at Rutland with most of the contents and the barn was burned Saturday evening. The insurance on the building and contents was about $1800 and Mr. McLaughlin estimates his loss at about $2500.
April 22, 1892
Vermont Phoenix
Patrick McLaughlin, employed in the Central Vermont car shop at Rutland, had his right hand badly cut by a circular saw, which struck between the four fingers and went down through the hand nearly to the wrist.
July 24, 1896
Rutland Herald
Personal
Miss Rosa McLaughlin of Pittsfield, Mass., who has been visiting relatives in this city, has returned.
July 28, 1896
Rutland Herald
Proctor
Court Marble, Foresters of America, have elected the following officers for the term of 6 months:
chief ranger, J. E. Casey
sub chief ranger, James Hinks
financial secretary, E. P. Butler
recording secretary, P.J. Joyce
treasurer, J. P. Connor
woodwards, T. Penders and P. Mulholland
beadles, C. H. Datelle and J. Shanahan
trustee, J. K. McLaughlan
Since January 1, fifty members have been initiated and the court has now a membership of 100.
August 4, 1896
Rutland Herald
Paraphrased:
At the meeting of the Board of Aldermen on August 3, the board ordered a long list of bills paid including:
James McLaughlin, 90 cents.
August 12, 1896
Rutland Herald
Personal
Miss Mary McLaughlin of Killington avenue has gone to Boston to work as a stenographer.
August 31, 1896
Rutland Herald
City Court Cases
Judge Merrill had considerable business at the court room Saturday. S. H. Livingston, who had been held for several days for non-disclosure, said that obtained his liquor from William Dwyer. He was held for further disclosures.
John McLaughlin, Patrick McDonough and Edward Lovelett pleaded guilty to intoxication. McLaughlin, who disclosed on John C. Malone, was fined $5 and costs, amounting to $13.07. McDonough was fined $20 and costs, amounting to $29.07. As this was his third conviction he was sentenced to the house of correction for 60 days. He disclosed on Dan Dougherty and Henry Scott, whose cases were continued. The charge of stealing a watch also hangs over McDonough. Lovelett was held for not making satisfactory disclosures.
John C. Malone and William Dwyer pleaded not guilty to the charge of selling and keeping liquor, but were found guilty and fined $10 and costs, amounting to $52.58 in each case. They appealed and gave bail.
September 29, 1896
Rutland Herald
Local
William McNamara of Fair Haven was brought before Justice Wayne Bailey yesterday, charged with highway robbery. The trial was continued till October 8. It is alleged that McNamara robbed P. McLaughlin on the 24th at Fair Haven.
October 2, 1896
Rutland Herald
Local
H. Eggleston was brought before Judge Wayne Bailey yesterday on the charge of intoxication. He pleaded not guilty, was found guilty, and fined $5 and costs; appealed and furnished bail. He disclosed on James McLaughlin and Peter Jepson. Both were found guilty of keeping and selling liquor and were fined $10 and costs in each case; appealed and furnished bail.
October 12, 1896
Rutland Herald
Personals
W. E. McLaughlin of Albany, New York, formerly of Rutland, spent Sunday in the city.
November 11, 1896
Rutland Herald
Personal
Miss Katie McLaughlin of West street is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Dervine at Knoxville, Tenn.
November 18, 1896
Rutland Herald
The City Court
George McLaughlin pleaded guilty to intoxication and disclosed on a stranger. McLaughlin did not have money enough to pay the fine and costs, and so he got 20 days at the house of correction.
December 29, 1896
Rutland Herald
West Rutland
Patrick and Daniel O'Rourke and John McLaughlin of Ballston, New York are in town.
December 29, 1896
Rutland Herald
Court Matters
On complaint of the State’s Attorney Rowland, several bars were raided yesterday by the sheriff’s department. Liquor was found in all the places raided except one. M. McLaughlin and George F. La Francis were brought before Judge Merrill. No claim was made to the liquor and it was forfeited. They pleaded not guilty to the charge of selling and keeping liquor but were found guilty and fined each $20 and costs. They appealed and gave bail. Others brought before Judge Merrill were William Carrigan, Herbert Price, Barney McCue, Thomas Sheridan, Joseph Flanigan, Andrew Barney, Frank Morton, Frank Santoir and J. J. Kelley. the hearing in the cases against Barney, Morton, and Kelley were continued until Thursday, while those against Carrigan, Price, McCue, Sheridan, Flanigan and Santoir were continued until January 4.
July 08, 1898
Vermont Phoenix
The barns of Patrick McLaughlin of Mendon were struck by lightning and burned July 1 with contents, including hogs, calves, hens, farming tools, etc. The loss was about $1000.
April 27, 1905
Burlington Weekly Free Press
Death From Jumping Rope
Margaret, the nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P. McLaughlin of Rutland died yesterday of heart trouble caused by jumping the rope.
May 30, 1907
Burlington Weekly Free Press
While picking cowslips with his little nieces Saturday afternoon, John McLaughlin, of West Rutland, dropped dead of heart disease with which he had been suffering for some time. The exertion of the long walk is believed to have hastened the end.
Sept 24, 1908
Burlington Weekly Free Press
Proctor
The marriage engagement is announced of Miss Minnie E. O’Rourke of his village to Matthew McLaughlin (sic - see next entry) of Rutland.
October 8, 1908
Burlington Weekly Free Press
Proctor
Miss Mary O'Rourke of this village and Patrick McLaughlin (sic - see previous entry) of Rutland were married at St. Domonic's Church on Tuesday by the Rev. P. J. Long.
July 23, 1909
Middlebury Register
E. O. Weeks, of New York, a promoter, who has been supervising prospecting for marble on the farm of J. D. Pratt in Clarendon with a view to purchasing the property for New York capitalists has returned to New York well satisfied with the investigation. He says that the men he represents will take advantage of the option of $20,000 on a portion of the farm.
Patrick McLaughlin of West Rutland has been making borings for the New Yorkers. He has found marble in white, dove, watered and varigated shades, some veins going to a depth of 40 feet and Mr. Weeks goes back to New York highly pleased with the result. A stock company capitalized at $100,000 will be formed and a quarry opened before cold weather.
November 18, 1909
Rutland Herald
Fowler
Charles McLaughlin, George Houston and John Carrigan, young men, left Wednesday evening for Lockport, N.Y., where they have positions as machine runners on the canal.
February 24, 1911
Vermont Phoenix
Bellows Falls News
P. J. McLaughlin and Charles Clark visited Rutland over Sunday.
February 9, 1912
Vermont Phoenix
Patrick J. McLaughlin, a car inspector of the Rutland Railroad, was in Rutland several days last week, where he was called by the death of his brother, Thomas.
July 1, 1912
Rutland Herald
News of the City
Rutland Briefs
Miss Helen McLaughlin of Clover street and Misses Elizabeth and Winifred McLaughlin of Lafayette street spent Sunday with relatives in Poultney.
July 4, 1912
Rutland Herald
Week in Probate Court, week ending July 3
Estate of Annie T. McLaughlin of this city; Matilda McLaughlin appointed administratrix.
July 5, 1912
Rutland Herald
Rutland Briefs
There were three intoxication respondents before Judge F.G. Swinnerton in City court yesterday morning. Charles Graves of Whiting and Louis Aines of Orwell each paid fines of $5 and costs for intoxication, first offense. Patrick J. McLaughlin of this city was committed to Rutland county jail for 60 days in default of a fine of $15 and costs imposed on a charge of second offense intoxication.
July 10, 1912
Rutland Herald
Fowler
Charles McLaughlin returned yesterday from a few days visit with relatives in Granville, NY.
July 16, 1912
Rutland Herald
Fowler
Mrs. B. McLaughlin who has been ill for a few days is improving.
July 18, 1912
Rutland Herald
Week in Probate Court, week ending July 17
Estate of Margaret Howard of the City of Rutland; application of Mary McLaughlin for appeal granted.
August 6, 1912
Rutland Herald
News of the City
Thomas McLaughlin of Utica, NY, is spending two weeks vacation at the home of his parents on Robbins street. Charles McLaughlin was at his home over Sunday from Bennington.
August 7, 1912
Rutland Herald
Fowler
Charles McGinley of West Rutland and P.H. McGinley of New Britain, Ct., have returned to their homes after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. B. McLaughlin.
Rutland Herald
August 14, 1912
McGann Funeral at West Rutland
Funeral services for Robert McGann, the train man who was killed at Fowler Saturday, were held at St. Bridget's church, West Rutland, Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Burial was in Main street cemetery at West Rutland.
The bearers were Edward McNeil and Patrick Dempsey of West Rutland, John McLaughlin of Fowler, James Kanely and Domenick Preedom of Utica, NY.
Rutland Herald
August 15, 1912
Fowler
The body of Robert Earle McGann, who was killed Saturday, was taken from the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. McLaughlin to St. Bridget's church at West Rutland where services were held at 9 o'clock Monday morning. Rev. T.P. McCarty officiated. The bearers were D.J. Preedom and J. Kanaly of Proctor, E.P. McNeil and P.J. Dempsey of West Rutland, P.A. McLaughlin and Keren McDevitt of this place. Many flowers were sent. Among the out of town people were Mrs. Carl Wagner of Winsted, Ct., J. Smith of Springfield, Mass., T.F. Healey and wife of Granville, NY, P. McCarthy and son of Castleton and many from Pittsford, Proctor and Rutland. Burial was in Main street cemetery.
(Note: Robert McGann's mother was the sister of Mrs. B. McLaughlin.)
August 17, 1912
Rutland Herald
Rutland Briefs
Mr. and Mrs. T.H. Quigley and daughter Gertrude of Utica, NY, are spending their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. J.T. McLaughlin on Robbins street.
August 24, 1912
Rutland Herald
Rutland Briefs
Miss Helen McLaughlin of Clover street is visiting at the home of Mrs. John Holland of Poultney.
August 29, 1912
Rutland Herald
Election of Officers
(Paraphrased) P.H. McLaughlin appointed ballot clerk for Ward 11.
August 30, 1912
Rutland Herald
News of the City
Those To Assist In Tag Day -
Funds Will Go To Providence Orphan Asylum -
Burlington Institution is Entirely Supported By Aims and is at Present Caring For Over 300 People - Conducted By Sisters of Charity
Tomorrow will be observed as tag day by the Providence Orphan Asylum, and those who are inclined to help the institution and its work of taking care of abandoned children and aged people without means will be suitably tagged by a large number of young women who have offered their services for the cause. This institution, founded by the late Bishop De Goesbriand 59 years ago, has done untold good throughout the state and is at the present time caring for over 258 children who otherwise would be thrown upon the public; as well as 47 aged people who are without any means of support.
All the funds which go to maintain the institution consist of alms and this is the first time that a direct appeal has been made to the public at large in this city. The asylum has carried on its work in a quiet way so that few have realized the magnitude of the good that has been done.
Tomorrow will, however, offer an opportunity to help the work and it will probably be taken advantage of by the people of Rutland, who will then be given a chance to show their usual generosity. Tags of different sizes will be given out denoting the amount of contributions, 10 cents, 25 cents, 50 cents, and $1 or over.
A list of the young women with their chaperones who will solicit funds tomorrow follows:-
[included]
West street from Cramton avenue to Center Rutland store:
Miss Kate McLaughlin, chaperone
Clover street:
Miss Anna McLaughlin, chaperone
August 31, 1912
Rutland Herald
News of the City
Mrs. J.P. Shannessy and daughter of Hartford, Ct., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Shannessy's father, P.J. McLaughlin of Lafayette street.
September 6, 1912
Rutland Herald
Rutland Briefs
P.J. McLaughlin of Bellows Falls is visiting at the home of his father on Lafayette street.
September 7, 1912
Rutland Herald
Rutland Briefs
P.J. McLaughlin and George Norris of Bellows Falls, who have been visiting at the home of Mr. McLaughlin's father on Lafayette street have returned.
Miss Elizabeth Holland of Poultney has returned to her home after visiting at the home of P.J. McLaughlin of Lafayette street.
September 21, 1912
Rutland Herald
Fowler
Mrs. B. McLaughlin is ill with a severe cold.
September 28, 1912
Rutland Herald
News of the City
J.P. Shannessy of Hartford, Ct., is expected today to visit at the home of P.J. McLaughlin of Lafayette street.
March 21, 1913
Middlebury Register
Edward M’Cue Dead
Passes Away After an Illness But a Few Days.
Edward McCue of Rutland died at the Sargent house on Court street at about six o'clock Monday evening, aged about 75 years. Mr. McCue arrived in town on the 4:55 train from the north Saturday evening, after having been on a visit to a daughter in Canada. He was ill when he arrived here and Dr. P. L. Dorey, who was summoned, pronounced the case one of hardening of the arteries. His son, Dennis J. McCue, of Rutland was notified by telephone and arrived here Sunday forenoon and remained until the end came. The remains were taken to Rutland on the mail train Tuesday morning, accompanied by the son. Mr. McCue was a native of Ireland, and spent the most of his life in Middlebury, removing to Rutland with his family about 24 years ago. He had been all his active life a skilled quarryman and had had charge of many important jobs since he took up his residence in Rutland. He leaves a widow and three married daughters, Mrs. Catherine McDevitt and Mrs. James Foley of Rutland, and Mrs. P. H. Cassidy of Phillipsburg, P. Q., and one son, Dennis J. McCue, above mentioned. Dennis McCue of Middlebury is a
brother, Mrs. Catherine Fales of this town a sister, and Mrs. John H. Sargent and Mrs. John J. O'Connell of this village are half-nieces. There are also a large number of more distant relatives in Middlebury and neighboring towns.
The funeral services and burial took place in Rutland. The funeral was held at 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning at St. Peter's church in Rutland and burial was in Calvary cemetery. The bearers were Patrick Crowley, Patrick H. Cahill, Thomas J. Cassidy, P. H. McLaughlin and L. D. Hewitt of Rutland and Wallace J. McCue of Middlebury.
Rutland Herald
Jan. 1, 1916
WEST RUTLAND
Thomas Kelley has resigned his position with the M. F. McLaughlin Plumbing company in Rutland.
Rutland Herald
Jan. 20, 1916
FOREST E. M'LAUGHLIN
Former Rutland Man Victim of Grip at Home in St. Louis
News has been received here of the death of Forest E. McLaughlin, formerly employed by the Vermont Marble company at Center Rutland and also by S.P. Curtis and Son, fuel and grain dealers.
Mr. McLaughlin accepted a government position in 1892, going first to Utica, then to Camden N.J. He was also in Washington D.C. for some years, removing more recently to St. Louis, where he died on Monday, January 3 of the grip.
He was about fifty years old and leaves a wife and two children.
Mr. McLaughlin was one of the charter members of the local lodge, New England Order of Protection, and took a great deal of interest in the affairs of the order.
He will be remembered by this fraternal connection as well as by a number of friends in Rutland and vicinity.
February 1, 1916
Rutland Herald
West Rutland
Thomas McLaughlin of Rutland is visiting Charles Clark of the Clarendon road.
February 9, 1916
Rutland Herald
Rutland Briefs
(Paraphrased)
John McLaughlin of Mt. Holly charged with intoxication, third offense.
Feb 28, 1916
Rutland Herald
News of the City
VICTIM OF STABBING LIKELY TO RECOVER
Calvin Rich, a Civil War Veteran, Held for Assaulting J. McLaughlin
Calvin Rich, a veteran of the Civil war, is in the county jail on a warrant charging assault with intent to kill while John McLaughlin, 25 years old, a lumberman, is at the Rutland hospital suffering from three stab wounds in the vital parts of his body as the result of a fight in the Rich home during the night Friday night or early Saturday morning, the officers receiving the call at 3 o'clock in the morning. Harvey Ranger, son of the late James Ranger of Mendon, is also confined in the jail, being held by the state authorities as an important witness. McLaughlin's condition was considerably improved last night.
State's Attorney C. V. Poulin, together with Grand Jurer Charles E. Novak, Deputy Sheriff Henry R. Adams and Policeman Martin Kennedy were on the grounds as soon as possible after the call was received by telephone, the Rich home being located about six miles from the city. It is understood that State's Attorney Poulin has a complete story of the affair from Ranger and Rich, but McLaughlin was so weak from the loss of blood that he was unable to tell any coherent story, fainting several times while being brought to this city.
McLaughlin Aggressor Says Rich
It is understood that Rich, who is 70 years of age and who lives alone on the main highway between this city and Woodstock, was attempting to persuade McLaughlin to go to bed when the younger man attacked Rich who went into another room, obtained a knife and stabbed McLaughlin in the back two or three times.
It was several hours later that the officers arrived at the Rich home, McLaughlin in the meantime lying on the kitchen floor in a large pool of blood, unable to arise and with no medical attendance. He was brought to the house of correction and later removed to the hospital where at a late hour last night his condition was said to be considerably improved.
Men Had Been Drinking
Just what time the trouble occurred is not known, but it is supposed to have happened about 11 o'clock at night. In the afternoon, Ranger and McLaughlin, who work in a lumber camp east of the city, came to Rutland and when they started towards home they were armed with some drinkables. After stopping at the home of Mr. Rich the men had several drinks, all participating, and finally Ranger went upstairs to bed.
Rich Goes for Knife
Rich and McLaughlin stayed up and were talking in the kitchen when it was finally suggested by Rich that the men go to bed and McLaughlin strenuously objected. According to Rich's story, the younger man attacked him. Rich being a much older man and physically much smaller than McLaughlin, he went to another room which Rich calls his "armory" and there he obtained a long-bladed hunting knife.
Stabs Him Three Times
He returned to the room and stabbed McLaughlin in the back two or three times, he does not remember which. The blade entered the first time a few inches above the pelvic bone a short distance from the spine and the other two wounds were on the same side but just under the shoulder blade.
Luckily none of the vital organs were pierced, but the wounds were deep and because of the fact that the man lay without medical aid for four or five hours he lost a great amount of blood, his clothes being soaked.
Rutland Officers Notified
After he saw what he had done, Rich awoke Ranger and the latter went to a neighboring farm and the local police station was notified. Deputy Sheriff Adams and State's Attorney Poulin went by sleigh to the scene, and Ranger and Rich were arrested, while McLaughlin was brought to Rutland and medical aid summoned. He is in charge of Dr. F.H. Gebhardt and Dr. William Stickney.
The room which Rich calls his armory is equipped with guns, swords, knives and revolvers. He is a bachelor.
Feb. 29, 1916
Rutland Herald
News of the City
RICH HELD IN $1500 BAIL FOR ASSAULT
Bail of $1500 was fixed in the case of state against Calvin Rich of Mendon who was arraigned before Judge F. G. Swinnerton in City court yesterday afternoon on a charge of assault with intent to kill, Rich being implicated in the assault Friday night on John McLaughlin at the former's home in Mendon, about six miles from this city. Bail had not been furnished up to last night. State's Attorney C.V. Poulin, who appeared for the state, told Judge Swinerton that the physicians attending the injured man, who was stabbed three times in the back, expected he would recover, unless complications developed.
Harvey Ranger. who was at the Rich home at the time of the trouble and who has since been confined in the county jail as an important witness, was arraigned yesterday afternoon on a charge of intoxication, second offense. He pleaded guilty and he was given until today in which to pay the fine and costs amounting to about $26.50. Ranger promised to appear before the grand jury which convenes in this city in two weeks to testify in the case against Rich.
The trouble for which the men were arrested happened late last Friday night at the Rich home on the road to Woodstock and is supposed to have been caused by McLaughlin's refusing to go to bed. According to the story obtained by the county officials, the three men had been drinking and Ranger had retired.
After talking for several hours, Rich suggested to McLaughlin that he go to bed and it is understood that Rich will claim that McLaughlin attacked him and in self-defense he ran into another room, obtained a long-bladed hunting knife and returning stabbed McLaughlin three times in the back. These wounds were four and a half, two and a half and one and a half inches in length, respectively, and the man lost a great quantity of blood before assistance arrived, but it is expected he will recover.
McLaughlin to be Arrested
A warrant has been issued against McLaughlin and will be served when he recovers sufficiently to be able to appear in court. He will be charged with intoxication and there is a possibility that this charge may be amplified with a more serious charge.
Although the wounds inflicted by Rich on McLaughlin were deep, the knife did not penetrate any vital organ.
Rich, who is a veteran of the Civil war, has always borne a good reputation in the town of Mendon. He is a lister, has served the town as an auditor and he has served on petit juries in Rutland County court. he has retained attorney Joseph C. Jones as counsel.
April 6, 1916
Burlington Weekly Free Press
Roll Down Steep Embankment
Patrick McLaughlin had a narrow escape from death at the Rooney lumber camp in Mendon, when he was tumbled over an embankment and rolled for 40 or 50 feet, striking stumps and rocks on the way down. He received several fractured ribs. He was riding up a steep incline on a set of bobs drawn by a pair of horses. Without warning, the horses starting backing, the sleds went into the side of the road, and Mr. McLaughlin fell off.
May 1, 1916
Rutland Herald
West Rutland
Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Bernard McLaughlin, which occurred at her home at Florence last Friday. She was formerly a resident of this place. The funeral will be held in St. Bridget's church at this place about 9:30 o'clock this morning. Burial will be at Main street cemetery.
May 2, 1916
Rutland Herald
Proctor
Mrs. Matthew McLaughlen of Rutland, who has been visiting relatives in town, has returned.
Florence
The funeral of Mrs. Bernard McLaughlin, who died here Friday, was held in St. Bridget's church in West Rutland yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and was largely attended. Rev. J.J. Boyle officiated. The bearers were P.H. McCarthy and J.A. McCarthy of Castleton John McGann of West Rutland and T.C. Riordan, J.A. Riordan and Edward Marten of this place. Burial was in the family lot in Main street cemetery. Among those from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Healey of Granville, N.Y., Mrs. P.P. Murphy of Pittsfield, Massachusetts, P.H. McGinley of New Britain, Connecticut, and many from Rutland, West Rutland and Castleton.
May 3, 1916
Rutland Herald
Castleton
Mrs. P.P. Murphy of Pittsfield, Mass., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John McCarthy.
Mrs. P.P. Murphy, Patrick McCarthy, John McCarthy, and Misses Ethel and Harriet McCarthy attended the funeral of Mrs. Bridget McLaughlin at West Rutland Monday.
(Note: "Bridget" appears to be a misprint. Mrs. Bernard McLaughlin's given name was Kate.)
May 9, 1916
Rutland Herald
(paraphrased from election results)
P.H. McLaughlin was elected as a ballot clerk in Ward 11.
May 18, 1916
Rutland Herald
Rutland Briefs
John P. McLaughlin of Woodstock Ave. has resigned his position as a painter for the Rutland railroad and has taken a position with William Peryea of this city.
June 25, 1919
The Sun (New York)
New England Typos Elect
New Haven, June 24 – Fred H. Dunham of Springfield, Mass., was chosen president of the New England Typographical Union today, election of officers being one of the day’s important business items. Other officers are: Vice-president, Frank Wiggins, Waterbury, first; Albert Shaw, Lewiston, Me., second; F. C. McCauley, Concord, N. H., third; Miss McLaughlin, Rutland, Vt., fourth; John F. Murphy, secretary-treasurer. The 1920 convention will be held in Bridgeport.
[Identified in two articles below as either Elizabeth E. or E. C. McLaughlin of Rutland.]
December 4, 1919
Burlington Weekly Free Press
Printers’ Convention
Tenth Annual Meeting of New England Typos Here Next June
Representative J. J. Dallas of Boston, Mass., of the International Typographical Union, and Miss E. C. McLaughlin of Rutland were in town last evening to make arrangements for the Tenth Annual New England Typographical Union convention, which will be held in this city on the 28th and 29th of June, 1920.
July 1, 1920
Burlington Weekly Free Press
Go Over Embankment
Rutland Printers Returning from Convention Injured When Car Goes Over Bank
Middlebury, June 29 – Four persons who had been attending the New England Typographical Union’s 11th annual convention at Burlington yesterday and today were pinned beneath the automobile of Mial Fiske of Rutland when the car went over a five-foot embankment a mile south of the village of East Middlebury about nine to-night.
Those in the party were Mr. Fiske, Miss Elizabeth E. McLaughlin [identified in a previous article as Miss E. C. McLaughlin], first vice-president of the union, a cousin of Miss McLaughlin, all of Rutland, and Miss Watson, a delegate to the convention from Meriden, Conn. One of the ladies escaped injury, but the others were badly cut and bruised, being brought to the office of Sr. S. S. Eddy in this village by Earl Tracy of Brandon, who drove along after the accident. They were taken to-night on the sleeper to the Rutland. Their car, which was owned and driven by Mr. Fiske, was badly smashed.
The accident occurred when they were approaching a car with only one light. Not knowing whether that light was on the left or right of the machine, Mr. Fiske turned well to the right with the result that his car went over the embankment and overturned.
March 29, 1924
Rutland Herald
The funeral of Patrick F. Barrett, who died Thursday at his home on Killington avenue, was held yesterday morning at 9 o'clock at the Church of the Holy Innocents, Rev. Bernard Kelley officiating.
The bearers were HENRY McLAUGHLIN, PATRICK McLAUGHLIN, Michael O'Donnell, B.J. Costello, James Fitzsimmons and P.J. McLAUGHLIN.
Music was furnished by the choir assisted by a quartet composed of Miss Catherine G. Kelly, MISS WINIFRED McLAUGHLIN, Mrs Leon Pollard, and Mrs. C.B. Costello. Solos were sung by Mrs. Dennis O'Shea and Mrs. George P. Sullivan.
The family received floral tributes from the Rutland railroad employees, officers and employees of the Rutland county bank and from friends and neighbors.
Those from out of the city who attended the funeral were Mrs. Richard Barrett and daughter, and Miss Mary Barrett of Hydeville, Mrs. Charles Gibbons, Miss Barrett and John Barrett of Cleveland and Charles Barrett of Windsor.
The body was placed in the vault at Calvary cemetery, Rev. Father Kelley officiating at the committal service.
McLaughlins in Chittenden, Rutland County, Vermont
Death:
John McLaughlin, age 76 years, 3 months and 15 days
July 29, 1898
Marriage:
William McLaughlin, resident of Chittenden
Edna M. Baird, resident of Chittenden
September 26, 1905
Birth:
Melburne William McLaughlin
June 26, 1906
Father: Edward Milbury/William McLaughlin
(not clear why two names are given on the index card)
Mother: Edna May Baird
Death:
Melburne William McLaughlin, age 2 months 23 days
Sept. 19, 1906
Birth:
May Edna McLaughlin
1910 (no month or date given)
Father: William McLaughlin
Mother: Edna Baird
Death:
Edna McLaughlin of Ticonderoga, New York, age 73
Dec. 19, 1959
buried in South Chittenden, Vt.
