This biography can be found in Biographies of Notable and Not-so-Notable Alabama Pioneers Volume V
Biography: John Felix McLaughlin born September 16, 1842
September 16, 2016
JOHN FELIX McLAUGHLIN
BIOGRAPHY and GENEALOGY
(b. 1842 d. aft. 1900)
Jefferson County, Alabama
John F. McLaughlin, of Birmingham, Alabama was a veteran of the Civil war and tax assessor of Jefferson county. He was a native of Jefferson county, Alabama, born on Sept. 16, 1842 to Duncan S. McLaughlin.
He was the third white child born within the present boundaries of Jefferson county, Alabama. His mother, a Caroline Addington descended from an old and respected family and was also a native of Jefferson county. He was born near Jonesboro, Jefferson County, Alabama.
John F. McLaughlin was reared on a farm and first took hold of the plow handles on a plantation where the city of Bessemer now stands. He received a fair education in the local schools and during the Civil war he offered his services to his native State. At the age of eighteen enlisted in Company B, Tenth Alabama regiment assigned to Wilcox’s brigade in the Army of Northern Virginia and remained with that historic command until the close of the war. He participated in a score or more of noted engagements, and at the battle of Gettysburg he was severely wounded and temporarily furloughed home until his recovery. As soon as he was able he rejoined his command and valiantly fought with it until the surrender at Appomattox. At the close of the war he returned home and resumed farming but soon changed his vocation to teaching.
John taught for twenty-five years, until elected tax assessor of Jefferson county in 1896.
On July 21, 1871, he married to Ella Meredith, the daughter of Jasper N. and Jerusha (Carroll) Meredith, both of whom were natives of Alabama. She was a descendant of Jesse Meredith, (b. 1771- 1834) a Revolutionary War Soldier who died in Dallas County, Alabama.
Their union was blessed with three daughters and one son:
1.Maud McLaughlin
2.Anna McLaughlin
3.Willie Cyrene McLaughlin
4.Jason Meredith McLaughlin
His son Jason assisted his father in the assessor’s office. John McLaughlin spent his entire life in Jefferson county, and was held in high esteem by all who know him. John Felix McLaughlin died in 1923 and is buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Alabama. Ella Meredith McLaughlin died in 1940.
SOURCES
1.Notable men of Alabama By Joel Campbell DuBose Vol. III
2.Military historical 10th Alabama roster
3.Find A Grave Memorial# 100793572 122232750 # 35426170 100793709 # 100793628 # 88027435 # 88027289
This biography can be found in Biographies of Notable and Not-so-Notable Alabama Pioneers Volume V
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Biography: John Felix McLaughlin born September 16, 1842
September 16, 2016
JOHN FELIX McLAUGHLIN
BIOGRAPHY and GENEALOGY
(b. 1842 d. aft. 1900)
Jefferson County, Alabama
John F. McLaughlin, of Birmingham, Alabama was a veteran of the Civil war and tax assessor of Jefferson county. He was a native of Jefferson county, Alabama, born on Sept. 16, 1842 to Duncan S. McLaughlin.
He was the third white child born within the present boundaries of Jefferson county, Alabama. His mother, a Caroline Addington descended from an old and respected family and was also a native of Jefferson county. He was born near Jonesboro, Jefferson County, Alabama.
John F. McLaughlin was reared on a farm and first took hold of the plow handles on a plantation where the city of Bessemer now stands. He received a fair education in the local schools and during the Civil war he offered his services to his native State. At the age of eighteen enlisted in Company B, Tenth Alabama regiment assigned to Wilcox’s brigade in the Army of Northern Virginia and remained with that historic command until the close of the war. He participated in a score or more of noted engagements, and at the battle of Gettysburg he was severely wounded and temporarily furloughed home until his recovery. As soon as he was able he rejoined his command and valiantly fought with it until the surrender at Appomattox. At the close of the war he returned home and resumed farming but soon changed his vocation to teaching.
John taught for twenty-five years, until elected tax assessor of Jefferson county in 1896.
On July 21, 1871, he married to Ella Meredith, the daughter of Jasper N. and Jerusha (Carroll) Meredith, both of whom were natives of Alabama. She was a descendant of Jesse Meredith, (b. 1771- 1834) a Revolutionary War Soldier who died in Dallas County, Alabama.
Their union was blessed with three daughters and one son:
1.Maud McLaughlin
2.Anna McLaughlin
3.Willie Cyrene McLaughlin
4.Jason Meredith McLaughlin
His son Jason assisted his father in the assessor’s office. John McLaughlin spent his entire life in Jefferson county, and was held in high esteem by all who know him. John Felix McLaughlin died in 1923 and is buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Alabama. Ella Meredith McLaughlin died in 1940.
SOURCES
1.Notable men of Alabama By Joel Campbell DuBose Vol. III
2.Military historical 10th Alabama roster
3.Find A Grave Memorial# 100793572 122232750 # 35426170 100793709 # 100793628 # 88027435 # 88027289
This biography can be found in Biographies of Notable and Not-so-Notable Alabama Pioneers Volume V
http://alabamapioneers.com/biography-john-felix-mclaughlin-born-1842-photograph/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Daily%20Alabama%20Pioneers&utm_content=Daily%20Alabama%20Pioneers+CID_0d87660d3659bb3e98940a20db45d407&utm_source=Email%20marketing%20software&utm_term=Biography%20John%20Felix%20McLaughlin%20born%201842#sthash.vDlIkYcg.dpbs
This biography can be found in Biographies of Notable and Not-so-Notable Alabama Pioneers Volume V
Biography: John Felix McLaughlin born September 16, 1842
September 16, 2016
JOHN FELIX McLAUGHLIN
BIOGRAPHY and GENEALOGY
(b. 1842 d. aft. 1900)
Jefferson County, Alabama
John F. McLaughlin, of Birmingham, Alabama was a veteran of the Civil war and tax assessor of Jefferson county. He was a native of Jefferson county, Alabama, born on Sept. 16, 1842 to Duncan S. McLaughlin.
He was the third white child born within the present boundaries of Jefferson county, Alabama. His mother, a Caroline Addington descended from an old and respected family and was also a native of Jefferson county. He was born near Jonesboro, Jefferson County, Alabama.
John F. McLaughlin was reared on a farm and first took hold of the plow handles on a plantation where the city of Bessemer now stands. He received a fair education in the local schools and during the Civil war he offered his services to his native State. At the age of eighteen enlisted in Company B, Tenth Alabama regiment assigned to Wilcox’s brigade in the Army of Northern Virginia and remained with that historic command until the close of the war. He participated in a score or more of noted engagements, and at the battle of Gettysburg he was severely wounded and temporarily furloughed home until his recovery. As soon as he was able he rejoined his command and valiantly fought with it until the surrender at Appomattox. At the close of the war he returned home and resumed farming but soon changed his vocation to teaching.
John taught for twenty-five years, until elected tax assessor of Jefferson county in 1896.
On July 21, 1871, he married to Ella Meredith, the daughter of Jasper N. and Jerusha (Carroll) Meredith, both of whom were natives of Alabama. She was a descendant of Jesse Meredith, (b. 1771- 1834) a Revolutionary War Soldier who died in Dallas County, Alabama.
Their union was blessed with three daughters and one son:
1.Maud McLaughlin
2.Anna McLaughlin
3.Willie Cyrene McLaughlin
4.Jason Meredith McLaughlin
His son Jason assisted his father in the assessor’s office. John McLaughlin spent his entire life in Jefferson county, and was held in high esteem by all who know him. John Felix McLaughlin died in 1923 and is buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Alabama. Ella Meredith McLaughlin died in 1940.
SOURCES
1.Notable men of Alabama By Joel Campbell DuBose Vol. III
2.Military historical 10th Alabama roster
3.Find A Grave Memorial# 100793572 122232750 # 35426170 100793709 # 100793628 # 88027435 # 88027289
This biography can be found in Biographies of Notable and Not-so-Notable Alabama Pioneers Volume V
http://alabamapioneers.com/biography-john-felix-mclaughlin-born-1842-photograph/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Daily%20Alabama%20Pioneers&utm_content=Daily%20Alabama%20Pioneers+CID_0d87660d3659bb3e98940a20db45d407&utm_source=Email%20marketing%20software&utm_term=Biography%20John%20Felix%20McLaughlin%20born%201842#sthash.vDlIkYcg.dpbs
Biography: John Felix McLaughlin born September 16, 1842
September 16, 2016
JOHN FELIX McLAUGHLIN
BIOGRAPHY and GENEALOGY
(b. 1842 d. aft. 1900)
Jefferson County, Alabama
John F. McLaughlin, of Birmingham, Alabama was a veteran of the Civil war and tax assessor of Jefferson county. He was a native of Jefferson county, Alabama, born on Sept. 16, 1842 to Duncan S. McLaughlin.
He was the third white child born within the present boundaries of Jefferson county, Alabama. His mother, a Caroline Addington descended from an old and respected family and was also a native of Jefferson county. He was born near Jonesboro, Jefferson County, Alabama.
John F. McLaughlin was reared on a farm and first took hold of the plow handles on a plantation where the city of Bessemer now stands. He received a fair education in the local schools and during the Civil war he offered his services to his native State. At the age of eighteen enlisted in Company B, Tenth Alabama regiment assigned to Wilcox’s brigade in the Army of Northern Virginia and remained with that historic command until the close of the war. He participated in a score or more of noted engagements, and at the battle of Gettysburg he was severely wounded and temporarily furloughed home until his recovery. As soon as he was able he rejoined his command and valiantly fought with it until the surrender at Appomattox. At the close of the war he returned home and resumed farming but soon changed his vocation to teaching.
John taught for twenty-five years, until elected tax assessor of Jefferson county in 1896.
On July 21, 1871, he married to Ella Meredith, the daughter of Jasper N. and Jerusha (Carroll) Meredith, both of whom were natives of Alabama. She was a descendant of Jesse Meredith, (b. 1771- 1834) a Revolutionary War Soldier who died in Dallas County, Alabama.
Their union was blessed with three daughters and one son:
1.Maud McLaughlin
2.Anna McLaughlin
3.Willie Cyrene McLaughlin
4.Jason Meredith McLaughlin
His son Jason assisted his father in the assessor’s office. John McLaughlin spent his entire life in Jefferson county, and was held in high esteem by all who know him. John Felix McLaughlin died in 1923 and is buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Birmingham, Alabama. Ella Meredith McLaughlin died in 1940.
SOURCES
1.Notable men of Alabama By Joel Campbell DuBose Vol. III
2.Military historical 10th Alabama roster
3.Find A Grave Memorial# 100793572 122232750 # 35426170 100793709 # 100793628 # 88027435 # 88027289
This biography can be found in Biographies of Notable and Not-so-Notable Alabama Pioneers Volume V
http://alabamapioneers.com/biography-john-felix-mclaughlin-born-1842-photograph/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Daily%20Alabama%20Pioneers&utm_content=Daily%20Alabama%20Pioneers+CID_0d87660d3659bb3e98940a20db45d407&utm_source=Email%20marketing%20software&utm_term=Biography%20John%20Felix%20McLaughlin%20born%201842#sthash.vDlIkYcg.dpbs
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