• Mary McLaughlin (1888-1934) was a teacher at Bellevue School in Syracuse.

• Cornelius Dennis McLaughlin (1890-1960) m. Suzanne Fauvet (1893-1971). Cornelius McLaughlin graduated from Cornell University with a degree in engineering. He was in the Lafayette Esquadrille in World War I, later a Brigadier General in the Army. His Paris-born wife was a medal winner during the war. (See story below.) Cornelius Dennis McLaughlin and Suznne Fauve had two children:

Jean William McLaughlin (1924-1999) m. Ann Tutor (1924-1992). Jean William McLaughlin was born in College Point, NY; died in Rancho Santa Fe, CA. In 1950 he married Ann Tutor, who had had two children, Jeffrey and Amanda, by a previous marriage. He adopted the children and in 1952 they changed their last name to McLaughlin. Sometime after the death of his wife in 1992, Jean William McLaughlin married Janet Hansen.

Pierre Michel McLaughlin (1925-2001) m. Carole Allee (1932). Pierre Michel McLaughlin was born in Dayton, OH; died in Lake Charles, LA. He and Carole McLaughlin had three children:

• James Francis McLaughlin (1892-1949) m. Marion McMahon (1905-1971). Despite his given name, he was known as Frank J. McLaughlin and is so identified on his tombstone. Like his brother Cornelius, Frank McLaughlin graduated from Cornell University as an engineering major.

• Earl Flynn McLaughlin (1895-1968) m. Clara Killian (1902-1989). Earl F. McLaughlin was a World War I veteran and a Syracuse fireman. Clara Killian and Earl Flynn McLaughlin had three children:

Anne Margaret McLaughlin (1927-2001) m. Robert Ernest Frank (1924-2004)

William J. McLaughlin (1930-2018 ) m. Elisabeth G. Schwab. William J. McLaughlin is a graduate of Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse and of Syracuse University and a retired chemical engineer for Mobil Oil.

• William J. McLaughlin (1898-1921) m. Florence Herschfield. They had one daughter:

• Margaret McLaughlin (1900-1985). Like her sister, Mary, Margaret McLaughlin was a teacher at Bellevue School in Syracuse.

Skaneateles Press, July 29, 1910
John N. McLaughlin died at his home at Skaneateles Falls shortly after 1 o’clock, July 27, 1910 in the 45th year of his age. About three weeks ago Mr. McLaughlin went to St. Joseph’s Hospital, Syracuse, for treatment, returning about 10 days ago. His death was caused by a blood clot on the brain.

Deceased was born August 1, 1863 in Linsfort, Ireland, and came to this town when 20 years of age, finding employment in the Glenside woolen mills, of late years being in charge of the press room. He was an industrious man and a kind husband, accommodating neighbor and a good citizen. He was a member of Branch 100, CMBA of Skaneateles Falls.

He leaves surviving his wife, formerly Miss Annie Keenan, his aged parents Mr. and Mrs. Neal McLaughlin of Linsfort, Ireland; three brothers, William McLaughlin and Edward McLaughlin of this town, and Neal McLaughlin of Linsfort, Ireland, and three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Kershaw and Mrs. Thomas Carrigan of this town, and Mrs. O’Keefe of Chicago.

Syracuse Journal, January 26, 1914
Mrs. Mary McLaughlin Carrigan, 45, died at her home, 309 Delaware st., at 1 o’clock this morning after an illness of several months.

Besides her husband, Thomas Carrigan, she leave six daughters, Mrs. Margaret (Benjamin) Tyler and the Misses Mary, Genevieve, Catherine, Anna and Helen Carrigan; three sons, Charles, Thomas and William Carrigan, all of Syracuse.

She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Joseph Kershaw of this city and Mrs. Margaret O’Keefe of Chicago; three brothers, William of Syracuse, Edward of Skaneateles and Cornelius McLaughlin of Ireland.

Skaneateles Press, April 9 1918
Thomas Carrigan, a former resident of this town and a son of the late P. C. Carrigan of Skaneateles Falls, died Friday, April 3, 1918, at the home of his sister, Mrs. H. N. Houser at North Lansing, NY, aged 58 years.

Mr. Carrigan had been in failing health for three years and during the past year had made his home with his sister, who cared for him through his last illness.

He is survived by six daughters and three sons – Mrs. Conrad Homeyer, Mrs. Margaret Tyler, Mrs. Genevieve (Harry) Taylor, Mrs. Catherine (Edward) Keefe, Misses Anna and Helen Carrigan, Charles P. and William Carrigan, all of Syracuse, and Thomas Carrigan of Camp Dix.

• Mary Carrigan (1886-) m. Conrad Homeyer Jr. (1886- )

• Charles Carrigan (1887- ) m. Grace ?? (1887-1972). Child:

• Margaret Carrigan (1888-1981) m. Benjamin Tyler (1885-1918) Tyier was born in Yorkshire, England.

• Genevieve "Jennie" Carrigan (1890-1966) m. Harry Albert Taylor (1892- ). They had three children:

Robert C. Taylor (1923-1994) m. Catherine Ellen Gibbons (1924-2010). They lived in Skaneateles. A Marine Corps veteran of World War II and a graduate of Notre Dame, Taylor was owner of Skaneateles Paint Manufacturing Company and former owner of Syracuse Paint and Varnish Company.

Catherine Taylor received both her bachelor's and master's degrees from Syracuse University and taught English and Spanish at the Skaneateles Central Schools before she left to raise a family. Later she was active in several volunteer activities and in 1992 was awarded the Seniors of Skaneateles Achievement Award.

They had ten children:

• Katherine Carrigan (1893- ) m. Edward P. Keefe (1886- )

Marion Keefe (1918-1996) m. John H. Sawyer (1919-1987). He was a veteran of the Navy in World War II and an employee of Rollway Bearing for 40 years, retiring in 1982.

• Thomas Carrigan (1895-1923) was a Syracuse fireman who was killed while on duty. While attempting to put out a fire at the Thatcher Process Company he came in contact with a live trolley wire and was electrocuted. Story below.

• Anna Carrigan (1897-1930) m. Frank Salen. Daughter:

• William J. Carrigan (1899- ) m. Rose Kaffer (1899- ) He was a Syracuse fireman. (Fire-fighting story, below.)

• Helen Carrigan (1903- ) m. Leo F. Brennan (1898- )

Edward McLaughlin, who married Mary Ellen McLaughlin was born in Ireland. Sometime, either shortly before his wife's death or shortly afterward, Edward and his children moved from Skaneateles to Syracuse.

It's confusing when people with the same last names are married, doubly so in this case because Mary Ellen McLaughlin's husband and her father were both named Edward McLaughlin.

Her father also was born in Ireland. After arriving in the United States and settling down in Skaneateles, this Edward McLaughlin married Catherine "Kate" Nolan of nearby Otisco, New York. Catherine Nolan's parents were both born in Ireland.

"Kate" Nolan and Edward McLaughlin had four children. In addition to Mary Ellen, those children were John Edward McLaughlin (better known as J. Edward, who became a Skaneateles lawyer), Margaret McLaughlin (who married William Maloney), and Catherine McLaughlin (who married Martin Kennedy).

Skaneateles Press, October 6, 1922
Mrs. Mary McLaughlin, wife of Edward McLaughlin of Skaneateles, died Sunday, October 1, 1922, at the Onondaga sanitarium where she had been for treatment for several months past. She was the daughter of Mrs. Catherine McLaughlin and the late Edward McLaughlin, was born in Skaneateles and always lived in this town. She was a graduate of Skaneateles High school training class. She was an affectionate wife and mother.

Besides her husband, Mrs. McLaughlin is survived by three sons, Dermott, Quinton and Ambrose McLaughlin; three daughters, Veronica, Rachel and Zeta; her mother, Mrs. Catherine McLaughlin; a brother, J. Edward McLaughlin, all of Skaneateles, and two sisters, Mrs William A. Maloney of Syracuse and Mrs. Martin Kennedy of Memphis, N.Y.

Funeral services were held at St. Mary’s Church, Skaneateles. Burial in St. Mary’s cemetery.

• Dermot McLaughlin (1910- ) The 1940 U.S. Census had Dermot McLaughlin married and living in Syracuse, but he and his wife apparently were separated at the time.

• Veronica McLaughlin (1911-1928)

• Rachel McLaughlin (1913-1989) m. Albert E. Boyer (d. 1970)

• Quentin McLaughlin (1915- ) In 1940 he was in the Army, stationed at Fort Clayton in the Panama Canal Zone. In 1989 he was living in Killeen, Texas.

• Ambrose McLaughlin (1912- ) m. Grace Connelly [divorced] In 1959-1960, when three of their children were married in the Syracuse area, Grace McLaughlin, who later remarried to John Zopfi, was living in Cedarville and Brewerton; Ambrose McLaughlin was living in Detroit. In 1989, when his sister Rachel McLaughlin Boyer died, Ambrose was living in South Bend, Indiana.

• Zita McLaughlin (1917-2014). She became Sister Mary Zita. Obituary below.