Grandfather,Michael McLoughlin b. 1896 in Drumshanbo, Leitrim<br>Grandmother Anne Geheran from Leitrim met and married in New York<br>city, 1920's. Michael was one of the youngest of 12 to 18 (story varies)<br>His parents were John and Mary? (Regan). Looking for contact to pursue <br>search in Ireland. Any connections?
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McLoughlin/Geheran
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Pete Hanley
Re: McLoughlin/Geheran
(User Above) wrote: : Grandfather,Michael McLoughlin b. 1896 in Drumshanbo, Leitrim<br>: Grandmother Anne Geheran from Leitrim met and married in New York<br>: city, 1920's. Michael was one of the youngest of 12 to 18 (story varies)<br>: His parents were John and Mary? (Regan). Looking for contact to pursue <br>: search in Ireland. Any connections?<p>Follow-up: You should visit the Clan McLaughlin webpage at: http://members.aol.com/lochlan/clanmac.htm<br>Pete Hanley<p>
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Moira Laughlin
Re: McLoughlin/Geheran
My grandfather, James Laughlin, b.1884 in County Leitrim, emigrated to the US with his brother William around 1906(?). My dad's oldest sister is positive the name was probably originally McLaughlin or McLoughlin. We have no other info at this time about his origins -- could they have been related?<br>
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Ray McLoughlin
Re: McLoughlin/Geheran
(User Above) wrote: : My grandfather, James Laughlin, b.1884 in County Leitrim, emigrated to the US with his brother William around 1906(?). My dad's oldest sister is positive the name was probably originally McLaughlin or McLoughlin. We have no other info at this time about his origins -- could they have been related?<p>If you are sure the name was changed, there could be a link. The only other siblings I know of were a twin sister in New York, older twin sisters in Toronto<br>and an older brother, John in Toronto who served in WWI. I know he had an older brother James. I'm not sur about William. Look under the McLaughlin homepage <br>for a history of related surnames. The name Laughlin was also an adopted name of the Loughnane line of Connaught.
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