Lisa, In your research, have you come across anything about an Opal McLaughlin that married a Finis Tipton? Those are my great grandparents, and my brick wall. Grandma Opal passed away a year ago, so I have no way of getting any further information for her side of the family. If you do have some info, it may be helpful! Thanks, Marla Kile ----- Original Message ----- From: Lisa Parker <lparker@cdsinet.net> To: <MOMERCER-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, November 08, 2001 11:59 PM Subject: [MOMERCER-L] Nancy and Arlando McLaughlin > Mrs. A. C. McLaughlin > > Nancy Evaline Hayworth was born in Wayne county, Ind April 22, 1850, and > died at her home in Trenton MO., april 26, 1924, at the age of 74 years and > 4 days. > > she united in marriage to Arlando C. McLaughlin on Oct. 3 1875. to this > union five children were born all of whom survive her being Mrs. Milla > Belvel, Mrs. Maud Belvel, Mrs. Eltha tuller and Rolla D. McLaughlin all of > Lineville, Iowa, and Mrs rose Thomas of Trenton. > > In early youth she united with the Presbyterian church and lived a devoted > christian life until death. besides her husband and children she is > survived by 21 grandchildren, 8 great grandchildren, one brother Harvey > Hayworth of Warsaw, MO and a host of friends. > > Funeral services were conducted Monday morning at the Christian church by J. > E. Todd, the pastor of the church. > > A trio composed of Mrs Floyd Rader, Mrs L. B. Stuart and J. E. Todd sang > "Beautiful Isle" and Sometime We'll Understand" with Mrs Gussle Callan at > the piano. Mrs Winnie Coughlin sang "In the Garden". > > The pallbearers were Tom Grimes, Clint Mason, Dick Boyer, Al George, Jim > Keith, and Walter McKeen. > > (Trenton Daily Republican Wed Apr 30, 1924) > > > > ==== MOMERCER Mailing List ==== > List mail archives can be accessed at: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/ > or at: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl