Loughlin - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Catherine & Margaret Loughlin

hickeyneeglavin — 2015-10-14 20:44:08Z

She had been researching the Glavin family, when I started researching my Glavin family but I could never get in contact with her, she is part of my family,
Margaret,

Re: Catherine & Margaret Loughlin

eoinquilter — 2015-10-14 19:56:45Z

Hi,

No I don't think we're related as I haven't come across the name. But Quilter isn't a very common name so you never know. Do you know what family she is researching?

Eoin

Re: Catherine & Margaret Loughlin

hickeyneeglavin — 2015-10-13 20:26:04Z

Just a question for Eoin, are you related to Donna Quilter?

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

jober96 — 2015-08-05 08:05:18Z

Most definitely Barry. Contact me at joe dot bergin at gmail dot com

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

barryshortall11 — 2015-08-04 12:28:33Z

Hi Jober 96
I have a Loughlin, Comerford, Kealy,and Brennan, all being related and all being sponsors or witness. Would like to compare notes Barry

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

jober96 — 2015-07-20 17:01:02Z

Hi Barry,
My Ggrandmother was Bridget Loughlin from Castlewarren. She had a sister Mary (born 1847). I don't have any other details on Mary but Castlewarren is not far from Gowran. Your Mary may be linked. Have you checked James and Marys marriage cert? Bridgets father was called John so if Marys father was also John, theres a strong possibility that your Mary and my Bridget were sisters

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

barryshortall11 — 2015-07-20 11:02:29Z

I have in my tree a James Shortall marrying a Mary Loughlin from Gowran Kilkenny 1880 and they had a son James Phillip Shortall born in London 1887 married a Katie (Catherine) Piert in 1912 in Castlewarren Ireland. Can anybody help me with the Loughlin side. Thank you

Elizabeth loughlin born around 1934

Memm12 — 2015-04-15 13:54:29Z

This would be my grandmother, I'm not sure if she is still alive.

She got married in Scotland in 1952 aged 18 to Patrick James Quinn and they had a son together in 1954. Not long after the relationship broke down and they split up.

She remarried again in Scotland in 1957 to John Gillespie but again that relationship ended. They had 2 daughters together.

I cannot find any divorce records in Scotland for either marriage.

She has an irish background, so could of been born there and even living back there now. Her parents were Arthur loughlin and Bridget loughlin (nee Hannerty..unsure of spelling)

Any information at all will be most appreciated

Re: Elizabeth Loughlin or Loghlin from Glentimon, Sion Mills, Tyrone.

accowie — 2015-02-18 14:15:22Z

Hi Annette, my gran was a Tyrone Loughlin, there is a lot of them not sure if they are all related but probably are. There are actually quite a few posts regarding them on here and other forums. If you go on the Bogle forum there is distant relatives of your husband's I believe commenting on Bogle - Loughlin marriages. One of which is Marvyn who started the other Loughlin Glentimmon thread.

Andrew

Elizabeth Loughlin or Loghlin from Glentimon, Sion Mills, Tyrone.

annettemillerlds — 2015-02-17 21:21:09Z

Hi to all the Loughlin family of Tyrone my name is Annette Ma'ata Schwalger - Miller I live in Auckland New Zealand.
My husband is from Ireland a place called Castlederg, Tyrone his name is Charles Henry Miller and he is 1 of six children his g-g-g- grandma was Elizabeth Loughlin or Loghlin in my research she married Robert Bogle from Mountcharles, Donegal, they had 10 or 11 children I have most all their names if anyone is interested.
I search for Elizabeth for good of 11 years and I finally found her and her family and extended family.
Hope to hear from you soon

Alofa Atu Annette

Martin J Loughlin

steveloughlin18 — 2015-01-30 00:27:49Z

Any info on Martin Loughlin born 1878 in Galway and emigrated to Boston, USA in 1897.

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

5Pudii — 2014-10-14 18:29:55Z

Margaret married Ned Mahan in Massachusetts, about 1850. They moved with Martin & Lot Laughlin & 5 other families to Elgin Illinois & then to Palo Alto County, Iowa in 1856. There were 31 people in total, most from County Kilkenny. The "Irish Colony" settled on the Des Moines River and eventually "The Patch" became the town of Emmetsburg.

I've sent you an invite to my tree, where you can see more details.
pudiimom at gmail dot com

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

jober96 — 2014-10-13 23:15:24Z

Hi,

If your GGgrandmother was Margaret, sister to Martin, then I'm certain that their parents were Lot Loughlin and Ellen Kealy. She was listed as Peggy (form of Margaret) in the baptismal records and was born on Jul 19 1818. There was also a sister Mary born Mar 6 1815. I'm speculating that Martin was a half brother to my GGgrandfather, John Loughlin born 1808 to a Lot Loughlin and Honor Brennan. I suspect that Lot's first wife died and he remarried. John had a Martin and a Mary Loughlin as sponsors at some of his childrens baptisms which suggests they were siblings or at least related.

I hadn't been able to trace Margaret. Where did she end up?

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

5Pudii — 2014-10-13 17:31:00Z

Hello -
I've just learned that my g-g-grandmother Margaret Laughlin was a sister of Martin Laughlin.

This is the Martin who married Mary Morrisey & emigrated to the US about 1847. They started out in Paxton MA, moved to Elgin IL, and finally settled in Iowa. Martin & Mary's children were Lot (b. Jan 1, 1839, Castlewarren, Kilkenny) Ellen (b 1841), Patrick (b 1845) & John (B 1850).

Any idea on who the parents of this Martin & Margaret might be??

Re: loughlins of wicklow ireland

nedloughlin — 2014-08-22 19:34:10Z

Hi locky777

I hope its not too late to try this one on you. My great great grandfather William Loughlin appears on the 1871 census for England for the first time. He had died by the 1881 census. He was married to someone called Ann who was born in Wicklow. His birth place is given only as Ireland.

Their oldest child was born in 1862 in Ireland but next child in 1864 in Liverpool. As far as I can tell the children's names were Margaret/Margorite, Bernard,Julia, Michael, Maria. Last three born in Liverpool.

Might our families be connected?

Frank

Re: Ancestors/Descendants of William James Aitken Loughlin

dave_loughlin — 2014-08-19 15:33:15Z

I have already sent out a reply and hope you have received it. i am the son of the William James Aitken Loughlin that you are looking for Dave James Aitken Loughlin.
dave.loughlin@ernestgriffiths.com

Bernard Loughlin - Brooklyn, NY

CuriaMarie — 2011-12-14 00:27:49Z

trying to find any info bout my grandmother annie. She married John williams and had two children Edward (teddy) and Elizabeth (betty). She died when my dad teddy was 3, cuda been bout 1932.

Re: James Loughlin

rabnan19961 — 2010-11-05 13:41:29Z

I too am looking for any info on this family. Think James was son of John Lochlin and Honor Monaghan. One scottish census claims James was from Leitrim.

LOUGHLIN Edmund M - Vietnam Wall section 10W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-04-27 18:36:02Z

LOUGHLIN Edmund M - Vietnam Wall section 10W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 220,674 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: LOUGHLIN FROM GLENTIMON/SION CO TYRONE

accowie — 2014-07-17 11:59:19Z

Lisa are you in Australia? There is another cousin of your Grandfather's also in Melbourne don't know if you are aware of that or not, As I say my dad your grandfather their cousins and extended families all grew up together in the Whifflet, Greenend, Calder Street, area in Coatbridge.

Re: LOUGHLIN FROM GLENTIMON/SION CO TYRONE

accowie — 2014-04-23 23:28:47Z

Hi Lisa just noticed your post, if your grandfather is also Samuel I have a photo of him with my father, another cousin Jackie and their Aunt Bella taken in Coatbridge in the 1950s. I have got back to Robert Loughlin about 1800 as well however not all verified be interested to see what info you have.

Andrew

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

jober96 — 2013-10-18 10:28:09Z

Hi Jenny,

Apologies, I only spotted your post now. Unfortunately, I still can't make any link. If you've been to Castlewarren, you know that its not exactly a metropolis! .... so no doubt if we could go back another generation or 2, we could establish a link with all the Loughlins. The problem is that you hit a wall at around 1800. I've found that with all the family lines I'm researching. I'm trying out genetic (DNA) genealogy to see if further links can be established but no luck yet!

All the best

Joe

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

jober96 — 2012-12-12 23:20:39Z

Hi Jenny,
I see you put a message on the Free forum too but I'll cover off both queries here. Yes, I've come across your line but have not been able to establish any links. Castlewarren is a small place and had many Loughlin families and I have no doubt that they were all linked at some stage. However, we'd need to go back a few more generations to get that link and records beyond the late 1700 / early 1800's don't exist. Given the childrens names, you can assume that your Patricks parents were Patrick and Mary or Bridget. I found references to the marriage of Patrick Loughlin and a Bridget Breen in 1808 and Patrick Loughlin and Bridget Dunn in 1811 (1811 is probably late as that would place your Patrick at less than 18 when married). I've also been trying to link my Loughlins to Martin Loughlin who struck gold in Australia in the latter part of the 19th century. If you have any more details on your line, I'd love to hear from you. Hope this helps.
Joe

Ancestors/Descendants of William James Aitken Loughlin

ehkho — 2012-04-01 10:34:51Z

I'm researching my Mother's paternal side of the family as she was estranged from her father and has no idea when or why the marriage dissolved. The information I have is:

My Mother is Patricia E Loughlin (b. Glasgow 1944), her brother William Alan Loughlin (b. Glasgow 1936; d. Singapore 1961), her Mother was Mary Hollywood (b. Northern Ireland 1912; d. Dunoon, Scotland 2003), her Father was William James Aitken Loughlin (b. Paisley 9 Jun 1911; d. Cheshire March 1986), William's parents were William Loughlin (b. 1882; d. unknown) and Annie Aitken (b. 1886; d. unknown).

According to Scotland's People (GROS: 644/11 0149) William J A Loughlin & Mary Hollywood were wed in Possil Park, Glasgow in 1936 and the National Archives of Scotland (CS258/1959/3949), have them divorced in 1959 but they were seperated long before then.

I was wondering if anyone could help me pinpoint the correct Loughlin family?

Re: loughlins of wicklow ireland

kittymag_1 — 2010-03-02 19:50:19Z

Hi Mandy,

good to hear from you. Patrick (Paddy) was my father and Alice was my mother, known as Sissy! The names of the rest of them that I can remember are:

Bill, Jack and Michael, who all went to America. Then back in Ireland were Dan, Andy, George, Elizebeth and Kitty (not me!). There were 16, I think, not 14 and I'm wracking my brains to remember the names of the others.

I am curious to know where you fit in to all this, Mandy? It's very exciting as contact had been lost up until now.

Kitty

Re: loughlins of wicklow ireland

kittymag_1 — 2010-03-01 22:15:07Z

Hi Locky777,

my maiden name is Loughlin. My father was Patrick and his brothers were Bill, Jack and Michael who went to America.

I have fond memories of childhood holidays in Arklow.
I am 73 and residing now in County Galway, Ireland!

Kitty

Thomas Joseph Loughlin, 19 Parliament Street, Dublin, Ireland in 1901 Ireland Census

SPeterPolden — 2013-10-16 16:31:16Z

Thomas, my wife's great-grandfather on her father's side, was married to Frances Mary Curran from Wicklow when the 1901 Census in Ireland was taken.

They lived with their family and others at the above address. Any information on Thomas and Frances would be most welcome. Outside of the Census of 1901, also 1911, when they had moved to Dalymount in the north of the city of Dublin, we can find no information about him.

A Frances Loughlin, d. 1918 aged 58, is buried in Glasnevin Cemetery together with several other family members. Whether she is the Frances married to Thomas is as yet unknown, as Thomas is not buried in that grave and no record of his death can be found in that cemetery.

Would be most grateful for any and all information.

Re: Catherine & Margaret Loughlin

eoinquilter — 2012-06-08 15:13:11Z

The above post hasd some inaccuracies:

Margaret Loughnane was not married to a Walter Schmidt. She is still an unknown. Catherine was married to John P. Browne and thier children were:
Anne Marie, Eileen, Kathleen & Francis (Bruddy). All were born in Massachusetts.

Catherine & Margaret Loughlin

eoinquilter — 2011-03-01 21:05:55Z

Info needed on Catherine and Margaret Loughnane. They changed the name to Laughlin/Loughlin upon arrival in USA. Their parents were John Loughnane and Johanna Shanahan. Catherine was born on 14th September 1882 at Glanballyma, Kilflynn, Co. Kerry. Margaret was born on 1st April 1890 at the same address. They had approx. 10 other siblings.

Catherine Loughnane was married to John Browne and they lived at Holyoke, Mass. They had at least 3 children: Eileen (Ellen), Mark & Paul.

Margaret may have been married to a Walter Schmidt in New York. This I have heard from another ancestry user but can’t confirm it. This couple had approx. 3 children including John(Jack)

As for the girls other siblings, I believe another brother Timothy(born: 24th August 1880) lived in New York and may have been married to Mary Sheerin?.

They were first cousins to the Hogans (Stephen & Jeremiah) of Bellows Falls, Vermont.

Descendants of Timothy Loughlin

eoinquilter — 2012-02-10 21:59:36Z

Im trying to trace the following family:

Timothy Loughlin married to Mary (Sheerin?)around 1912. Their children were: John (b. 1915), Timothy (b. 1916), Catherine (b. 1918), Joseph (b. 1921), Gerald (b. 1924) & Joan (b. 1926)All ages are approximate from census returns. In 1920 & 30 the family lived at Webster Avenue, New York. (The Bronx I think?) I need to find out about the parents Timothy & Mary especially, and if correct in my assumptions, these are my cousins and I have plenty of information on the Irish relatives.

Eoin Quilter

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

jenwin19 — 2012-12-12 12:00:34Z

Jo,
I have Loughlin ancestors who were from Castlewarren, Kilkenny. My ggg grandparents were Patrick Loughlin and Sara (Sally) MacDonnell, married Sept 1829 in Gowran. Children - Patt b. 1830 dec.; Edmond b. 1832 (my gg Grandf)who immigrated to Australia in 1858;Patrick b. 1833 (also immigrated to Aust) Mary b. 1835; John b. 1840; Bridget b. 1845; Gregory b. 1850. Is there any connection do you think?
Jenny

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

jenwin19 — 2013-10-24 01:29:05Z

Hi Joe,
While in Dublin I used the services of a geneologist to try and unravel some of this and she too suggested DNA. I would be very keen to hear your experiences. I am pursuing a lead of Edmund Loughlin born abt 1790s who married Helen Comerford to be my missing link. If you would like copies of the headstones from the graveyard at Freynstown just send me your email address.
Regards
Jenny

Re: Lot Loughlin / Laughlin from Kilkenny, Ireland

jenwin19 — 2013-07-28 05:08:26Z

Hi Joe,
I have just returned from a visit to Castlewarren & have many more questions than answers. I met a Lilly Kinsella who resides in the same house in Castlewarren that has been shown on records as occupied by Loughlins. Lilly is the grand daughter of Mary O'Loughlin (born 1877) who married Thomas Kinsella in 1904. Mary is the daughter of James Loughlin (born 1851) who married Johanna Comerford in 1875. James was born in 1843 the son of James Loughlin and Mary Murphy.
It seems Lilly & I may be related through Sara O'Loughlin (born 1877) who married John Power. Sarah is the daughter of John Loughlin (born 1840) & Catherine Kealy. John is my missing 2nd great grand uncle who did not come out to Australia. The link is that I have a letter of a visit to the Powers in Castlewarren in the 1950's from one of my Australian relations.
I also have a couple of photographs of headstones of Loughlins going back to the 1700's .
My question to you is do any of these people relate to your family tree as I still am having trouble around 1800 - 1820's
Sorry it all sounds complicated, but it is.
Regards
Jenny

Re: annie loughlin

sawills_1 — 2011-12-14 00:22:02Z

my annie married a john williams and died approx 1932 when her 2 children edward and elizabeth were 3 years and 18 months old

Re: Bernard Loughlin - Brooklyn, NY

sawills_1 — 2011-12-13 22:22:01Z

hello Bernard,

I hope you log on to read this as I have been looking for any information on my grandma annie too!
my dad was teddy, his sister Betty is my auntie - but how can he have been your dad too

shirley

Re: loughlins of wicklow ireland

locky777 — 2010-03-06 19:46:29Z

hi kitty,
sorry to take so long to reply to you as i've had a busy week, 4 of my kids were sick with a stomach bug.

i'm married to georgies grandson michael.we're living in north kerry at the minute, so not too far away. our phone number is 068 52777 if you would like to give us a ring.

i'm still doing the family tree and would be delighted if you'd like to share any info with me. looking forward to hearing from you.
mandy.

Re: LOUGHLIN FROM GLENTIMON/SION CO TYRONE

Lisaallen1495 — 2014-02-24 17:29:57Z

I am Lisa Loughlin Allen. I am a direct decendant of Robert Loughlin Abt 1800, Sion Mills /Strathbane, Co Tyrone. He is my GGGGrandfather (thats 4th GreatGrandfather).
I have got as far as Robert Loughlin Abt 1800 on my family tree, but still researching time permitting. Please let me know what you would like to know.

Re: LOUGHLIN FROM GLENTIMON/SION CO TYRONE

Lisaallen1495 — 2014-02-24 17:12:27Z

Hi, I am Lisa Loughlin Allen, I am directly relationed to Samuel Loughlin. Samuel, Rebecca's Brother is my Great-Grandfather. That makes you my 2nd Cousin, Im your 3rd Cousin. That is so cool. Let me know if you are interested th the Loughlin Family Tree.

Re: loughlins of wicklow ireland

mrsl3331 — 2010-03-02 12:34:02Z

hi kitty,

yes there was also a patrick. there were 14 of them altogether.i am looking to fill in a few more names on the tree. if you were able to help i would be grateful. do u remember the names of any more of your uncles or aunts. i'm sure its the same family.

mandy

SARAH LOUGHLIN, b 1819 Ireland, m 1836 Canada

mindwell — 2012-09-03 03:13:33Z

see my posting in Laughlin for more information. Sarah Loughlin, my g g grandmother, married Jeremiah O'Leary about 1836. They had 12 children, among them Agnes Eleanor, b 1848, who married John Charles O'Brien and moved to Rochester, NY. I have no information about Sarah's family and would very much like to hear about them.
The O'Learys lived in Durham and then Victoria counties. Jeremiah was born 1802 in Cork.

Fermangh, Ireland

SEBorre — 2010-01-29 18:18:36Z

Hello. I am researching my O'Loughlin/Loughlin family from County Fermanagh, Ireland. I would appreciate hearing from any other Loughlin researchers looking into this area. Thank you.

Stephen Loughlin (O'Loughlin) and Mary Flaherty

jimmylea1 — 2011-03-25 12:19:13Z

I am trying to locate information on my grandparents,both born in Galway, Ireland. They lived in Tacoma, WA. Mary born 5/14/82, came to Boston on 6/18/07, married 2/7/1914 in Anaconda, Mont. Stephen born 3/18/1880, came from Galway to NY on 5/18/1910 on the SS Baltic.

RE Ed Loughlin retired Master Chief working at NAS & NCS Guam 1974-77

GeorgeWAgnew33 — 2012-09-16 07:44:02Z

Searching for Information about retired Master Chief in USN working as a civilian employee on Guam at NAS & NCS Special Services & COMNAVMAR Consolidated Recreation Fund (District 3). He lived at Chamarro Gardens at Toto Mong Mong just
north of Agana.

Re: Loughlin

brannan5 — 2013-04-14 23:51:21Z

Are you still searching? My great-grandmother was Clara Loughlin, born 1872 in New York and was raised in San Francisco from 1873. Her father Peter J Loughlin came from Prince Edwards Island, CANADA as well as his wife Mary Burke. To be honest not sure if they spelled their name as Loughlin or Laughlin as I have found both spellings, but Loughlin is the majority. I have found no futher information regarding Peter or Mary Loughlin beyond census records, voter records, & phone listings in SF and SF Bay Area.

Information

lockydragon — 2011-03-27 03:51:07Z

The information regarding the Loughlin history name here is incorrect. Loughlin came from LochLainn meaning of the lake and not as stated on this page. This refereed to the vikings who settled at the lake hence the meaning "of the lake". Not from Mac Loughlin or O Loughlin although the Loughlin family crest and Loughlins are the same. the O Loughlin came from catholics who took the protestant and became O Loughlins

Re: Peter Loughlin, Ireland/Brooklyn

lindapacker90 — 2013-06-03 06:57:26Z

The first know Loughlin died in Ireland at the age of 104. He had 6 children of which Peter Loughlin was one of. Peter was born in County Connaught, Ireland in 1814. He came to NY in 1830. He lived in brooklyn. He died in the Cholera epidemic in 1849. He was married to Margaret Gray in 1836 who was also from County Connaught. Peter and margaret had 3 children, Mary, Margaret, and James. Peter had 2 brothers, John and Michael. He had 3 sisters, mary, Bridget,and Margaret. If you didn't know any of this, I hope it has helped.

Re: Stephen Loughlin (O'Loughlin) and Mary Flaherty

janiemcdo — 2012-03-04 02:08:29Z

I noticed you have two "Payne/Perry/Loughlin" trees - one with Coleman Flaherty as the Spouse of Bridget Flaherty, and the other with Colemen Flaherty has the father of Bridget Flaherty. We are interested in Colemen as spouse.

Re: Stephen Loughlin (O'Loughlin) and Mary Flaherty

janiemcdo — 2012-03-04 01:58:19Z

jimmylea1 - The family tree you created named "Payne/Perry/Loughlin" includes a Bridget Flaherty and Coleman Flaherty. Bridget Flaherty is my husband's fraternal grandmother.

O'LOUGHLIN - LOUGHLIN - Leitrim - 1800-present

vkngprints — 2010-01-01 19:09:48Z

I am looking or ANY information on the family JOHN LOUGHLIN (there were at least 4 generations of John) who resided in the Leitrim/Sligo areas from the early 1800's to present. Some of the children migrated to New York and others staye behind. Some of the spousal names are ELIZABETH KEEGAN, ALICE O'HARA & THOMAS McENTEE.

Re: MARTIN LOUGHLIN

jml116 — 2010-01-03 14:07:28Z

I have a book from Emmetsburg on the history of its founding and Martin's last name is spelled with an 'o'. What I have learned about the name is that in Gaelic it was spelled Lochlann and then Lochlain eventually Loughlin. Loch means lake and lann means land. And the name was used to refer to the people who had come to Ireland from Norway or the "people of the coves." In some cases Loughlin even means Viking.
I don't know anything about my Martin and Mary (I didn't even know her last name was Morrissey) before they came over the America. Do you know where to get info on the Laughlins when they were in Kilkenney? I'm wondering how long they were there. Were they farmers? Was it the potato famine that cause them to emigrate? Where did your Loughlins end up?