Son of John Wm. McLaughlin and Laura Alice Ray.
Siblings were William A., Charles M, and George Oliver, a half sister, Minnie Edna, and half brother, William Clark McLaughlin.
He married Della Pearl Mansfield on Jan. 12, 1913, Indiana. They had two children, Guy and Martha, both babies died soon after birth, one on January 23, 1914, the other December 31, 1914. Both infants are buried at the Springvale Cemetery.
He served in the U.S. Army, in W.W.I. He entered the Army on Sept. 15, 1917, while married to Della Pearl. He is listed in the Tippecanoe County Honor Roll book and may be found at the Tippecanoe Co Library, in Lafayette, IN.
This marriage ended between 1918-1920.
He remarried to Anna Billhartz, May 26, 1920, in Kentucky.
Within a couple weeks, June 3, 1920, of this marriage, his first wife, Della Pearl, shot him in a rage, turning the gun on herself, but did not succeed in killing either of them, but he succombed to the shooting soon after; attending him was Dr. Arnett, June 29, 1920.
Sollier-Baker Funeral Home.
Siblings were William A., Charles M, and George Oliver, a half sister, Minnie Edna, and half brother, William Clark McLaughlin.
He married Della Pearl Mansfield on Jan. 12, 1913, Indiana. They had two children, Guy and Martha, both babies died soon after birth, one on January 23, 1914, the other December 31, 1914. Both infants are buried at the Springvale Cemetery.
He served in the U.S. Army, in W.W.I. He entered the Army on Sept. 15, 1917, while married to Della Pearl. He is listed in the Tippecanoe County Honor Roll book and may be found at the Tippecanoe Co Library, in Lafayette, IN.
This marriage ended between 1918-1920.
He remarried to Anna Billhartz, May 26, 1920, in Kentucky.
Within a couple weeks, June 3, 1920, of this marriage, his first wife, Della Pearl, shot him in a rage, turning the gun on herself, but did not succeed in killing either of them, but he succombed to the shooting soon after; attending him was Dr. Arnett, June 29, 1920.
Sollier-Baker Funeral Home.
Son of John Wm. McLaughlin and Laura Alice Ray.
Siblings were William A., Charles M, and George Oliver, a half sister, Minnie Edna, and half brother, William Clark McLaughlin.
He married Della Pearl Mansfield on Jan. 12, 1913, Indiana. They had two children, Guy and Martha, both babies died soon after birth, one on January 23, 1914, the other December 31, 1914. Both infants are buried at the Springvale Cemetery.
He served in the U.S. Army, in W.W.I. He entered the Army on Sept. 15, 1917, while married to Della Pearl. He is listed in the Tippecanoe County Honor Roll book and may be found at the Tippecanoe Co Library, in Lafayette, IN.
This marriage ended between 1918-1920.
He remarried to Anna Billhartz, May 26, 1920, in Kentucky.
Within a couple weeks, June 3, 1920, of this marriage, his first wife, Della Pearl, shot him in a rage, turning the gun on herself, but did not succeed in killing either of them, but he succombed to the shooting soon after; attending him was Dr. Arnett, June 29, 1920.
Sollier-Baker Funeral Home.
Siblings were William A., Charles M, and George Oliver, a half sister, Minnie Edna, and half brother, William Clark McLaughlin.
He married Della Pearl Mansfield on Jan. 12, 1913, Indiana. They had two children, Guy and Martha, both babies died soon after birth, one on January 23, 1914, the other December 31, 1914. Both infants are buried at the Springvale Cemetery.
He served in the U.S. Army, in W.W.I. He entered the Army on Sept. 15, 1917, while married to Della Pearl. He is listed in the Tippecanoe County Honor Roll book and may be found at the Tippecanoe Co Library, in Lafayette, IN.
This marriage ended between 1918-1920.
He remarried to Anna Billhartz, May 26, 1920, in Kentucky.
Within a couple weeks, June 3, 1920, of this marriage, his first wife, Della Pearl, shot him in a rage, turning the gun on herself, but did not succeed in killing either of them, but he succombed to the shooting soon after; attending him was Dr. Arnett, June 29, 1920.
Sollier-Baker Funeral Home.
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