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     Maud Mae McLaughlin was born on 5 September 1877 at Spickard, Grundy Co., MO. She was the daughter of Arlando Clinton McLaughlin and Nancy Emeline Hayworth. Maud Mae McLaughlin married James Henry Belvel, son of William Tecumseh Belvel and Liona Ann Gloshen, on 15 November 1897 at Trenton, Grundy Co., MO. Maud Mae McLaughlin died on 22 December 1961 at age 84. She was buried in December 1961 at Evergreen Cemetery, Lineville, Wayne Co., IA.

     Milla Ann McLaughlin was born on 9 July 1876 at Spickard, Grundy Co., MO. She was the daughter of Arlando Clinton McLaughlin and Nancy Emeline Hayworth. Milla Ann McLaughlin married David Tullis Belvel, son of William Tecumseh Belvel and Liona Ann Gloshen, on 4 July 1895 at Trenton, Grundy Co., MO. Milla Ann McLaughlin died on 24 June 1948 at Lineville, Wayne Co., IA, at age 71. She was buried in June 1948 at Evergreen Cemetery, Lineville, Wayne Co., IA.

     Roger Max McLaughlin was born on 14 November 1943 at Ottumwa, Wapello Co., IA. He was the son of Delbert Max McLaughlin and Dorothy Marie Dimmitt. Roger Max McLaughlin died on 22 March 2001 at Iowa City, Johnson Co., IA, at age 57. He was buried in March 2001 at Shaul Cemetery, Ottumwa, Wapello Co., IA.

     Rolla Delbert McLaughlin was born on 23 August 1885 at Trenton, Grundy Co., MO. He was the son of Arlando Clinton McLaughlin and Nancy Emeline Hayworth. Rolla Delbert McLaughlin married Lena Ellen Jackson, daughter of Charles Walter Jackson and Lydia Matilda Sears, on 14 March 1911 at St. Joseph, Buchanan Co., MO. Rolla Delbert McLaughlin died on 24 April 1966 at Ottumwa, Wapello Co., IA, at age 80. He was buried in April 1966 at Shaul Cemetery, Ottumwa, Wapello Co., IA.

     Rosa Edna McLaughlin was born on 26 March 1888 at Trenton, Grundy Co., MO. She was the daughter of Arlando Clinton McLaughlin and Nancy Emeline Hayworth. Rosa Edna McLaughlin married (?) Evans before 1905. Rosa Edna McLaughlin married Harry Virgil Thomas, son of Peter B. Thomas and Anna L. (?), on 23 December 1905; On the marriage record, her name is shown as Rosa Edna Evans, indicating a prior marriage. Rosa Edna McLaughlin died on 13 July 1978 at Trenton, Grundy Co., MO, at age 90. She was buried in July 1978 at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Trenton, Grundy Co., MO.

     Thelma N. McLaughlin was born on 21 September 1913 at Iowa. She was the daughter of Rolla Delbert McLaughlin and Lena Ellen Jackson. Thelma N. McLaughlin married Ernest Marvin Rigler, son of Harry Rigler and Beulah Sater, on 19 April 1933 at Lancaster, Schuyler Co., MO. Thelma N. McLaughlin lived in April 1940 at Batavia, Wapello Co., IA.
Note: Believe there are two more children to this marriage, names not known. DLB 2013.

      Veta A. McLaughlin was also known as Veta A. Tuller.² She was born circa 1901 at Missouri.¹ She was the daughter of Sonny Bain and Eltha Belle McLaughlin.¹ Veta A. McLaughlin married Carl T. Grimes, son of Thomas F. Grimes and Leona (?), circa 1922.³ Veta A. McLaughlin lived in April 1930 at Center Twp., Decatur Co., IA.³ She lived in April 1940 at Osceola, Clarke Co., IA.⁴

     William M. McLaughlin married Mary Byrd or Burden.

     Betty Dorene McLean was born on 4 October 1926 at Alamance Co., NC. She was the daughter of Marshall Edwin McLean and Mabel Fern Crutchfield. Betty Dorene McLean died on 8 April 2000 at Greensboro, Guilford Co., NC, at age 73.

     Charles Elzephan McLean was born on 5 October 1892. He was the son of Marshall Rankin McLean and Rachel Sophia DeVault. Charles Elzephan McLean died on 11 November 1898 at Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC, at age 6. He was buried in November 1898 at Friedens Lutheran Church Cemetery, Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC.

     Charles H. McLean was born in January 1893 at Dallas Co. (probably), IA.¹ He was the son of Grant McLean and Sadie Miller.¹

     Charles P. McLean married Marcia Foster Searcy, daughter of Bennett Searcy and Mary Wendel. Charles P. McLean died after 1819.
Note:

Guardianship granted, of daughters Maria D. and Marcia S. McLean.
Note: From Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of Tennessee for the Middle Division, December Term 1885, and for the Western Division, April Term 1886, Vol. XVI, by Benjamin James Lea, Attorney General and Reporter (Google Books digital copy online), in Pope v. Alwell, page 100:

This day (22 JAN 1819) came into court, Charles D. McLean, the father and guardian of Maria D. and Marcia S. McLean, infants, under the age of twenty-one years, and applies for an order of this court to sell so much of the real estate of said infants as will pay debts and demands existing against the estate of his said wards, of which he has had notice; and now it appearing to the satisfaction of the court that there are just debts and demands against the estate of said infants, to about the sum of five thousand dollars; and it appearing also to the satisfaction of the court that said guardian has had notice of said debts and demands; and it appearing also that a sale made by said guardian will be much more beneficial for said infants than a sale of the real estate by execution; and it appearing that said real estate will be subjected to execution sale unless said debts and demands are paid and satisfied; and it appearing likewise that said infants have no personal estate wherewith the said debts and demands are to be satisfied and paid. Therefore, for the payment of said debts and demands, it is hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed, by this court, that said guardian sell the lots in the town of Clarksville, in Montgomery County, in this State, known in the plan of said town by Nos. 88, 87, 86, 85, 83, 82, and 81, and also a tract of land, etc. (describing it), belonging to said Judge Searcy, deceased, being a part of the real estate belonging to said infants, which descended to their mother, Marcia S. McLean, as heir-at-law of Bennett Searcy, deceased, and to said infants as sole heirs-at-law of their said mother, Marcia S. McLean, deceased; and that said property be sold by said guardian at auction at the court-house, in the said town of Clarksville, after giving proper notice, on the same credit and under the same regulations as property sold sold.

     David Finley McLean was born on 21 October 1909 at Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC. He was the son of Marshall Rankin McLean and Rachel Sophia DeVault. Cause of death: on 22 April 1934 Killed in airplane crash. David Finley McLean died on 22 April 1934 at Greensboro, Guilford Co., NC, at age 24. He was buried in April 1934 at Friedens Lutheran Church Cemetery, Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC.

     Grant McLean was born in November 1863 at Illinois; Father born Scotland, mother born unkown.¹ He married Sadie Miller, daughter of Benjamin Miller and Catherine Puterbaugh, circa 1891.^2,1 Grant McLean lived in 1926 at Sunnyside, WA.²

     Hubert DeVault McLean was born on 28 August 1895 at Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC. He was the son of Marshall Rankin McLean and Rachel Sophia DeVault. Cause of death: on 30 March 1929 Died in an airplane crash while flying at Tampico, Mexico. Hubert DeVault McLean died on 30 March 1929 at Tampico, Mexico, at age 33; Hubert piloted the first plane brought to Asheville, North Carolina. He enlisted in the aviation corps in January 1915, and was appointed sergeant in the 15th Aero Squadron, Signal Corps, October 1, 1917, at Hazlehurst Field, Mineola, New York. He was at Rockwell Field, San Diego, California in 1919. Hubert also served as an instructor pilot at Mitchell Field.
Hubert was chosen as one of four pilots to make the first transcontinental flight attempted by the United States Army under the leadership of Major Albert D. Smith and he bears the distinction of being the only pilot to return with the same plane.
Shortly after World War I, he was a border patrol using DH-4 airplanes and he was established along the Mexican border. Lieutenant Hubert McLean was in command of a detachment first at Eagle Pass and later Del Rio. One of his subordinates was 2nd Lieutenant (later General) James (Jimmy) Dolittle. Lieutenants McLean and Dolittle were recommended for permanent commission in the Air Service, Regular Army, on the same letter (July 2, 1920). Hubert retired from the army in 1921.
Hubert joined the Mexican Gulf Oil Company circa 1921. He organized an aerial motor transport company in Mexico, which became part of Aviation Corporation of America. He was flying the payroll in a Fairchild for outlying camps when his plane hit a wire as he dipped to make the drop. The two passengers lived. Because of the bandits, payrolls had to be transported and dropped by air. At his funeral the floral arrangement was in the shape of a large airplane. It was said over five thousand people attended. Services were conducted by Rev. G. W. McClanahan and Rev S .M. Rankin. His death was reported as far away as New York City in both the Times and World newspapers.

He was buried in 1929 at Friedens Lutheran Church Cemetery, Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC.
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Did not marry.

     James McLean married Isabelle Catherine DeVault, daughter of Gideon DeVault and Elizabeth Gerringer.

     Katherine Doris McLean was born on 7 March 1904 at Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC. She was the daughter of Marshall Rankin McLean and Rachel Sophia DeVault. Katherine Doris McLean married Prof. William Brown Terrell, son of Bedford Terrell and Jennie Scott, on 13 July 1925 at Guilford Co., NC. Katherine Doris McLean died on 26 February 1940 at Greensboro, Guilford Co., NC, at age 35; OBITUARY:
One of the largest crowds that ever gathered at Friedens Lutheran Church, near Gibsonville, was present this afternoon for the last rites held for Mrs. Doris McLean Terrell, wife of Prof. W. B. Terrell, of Elon College. She had been teaching school for 13 years and had taught in Elon College for the past six years. She was active in religious activities here and had for may years taught a Sunday school class. She was an active member of the woman's missionary society of the Conregational Christian Church and a member of the Friedens Lutheran church. The service was conducted by her pastor, Rev. John L. Morgan, and he was assisted by Dr. G. O. Lankford, of Elon College, who had performed the wedding ceremony of Prof. and Mrs. Terrell-and Dr. L.E. Smith, of Elon College."

She was buried in 1940 at Friedens Lutheran Church Cemetery, Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC.
Note: Katherine took flying lessons from her brothers. She graduated from Elon College in 1925. Katherine married a classmate, William Brown Terrell, that same year and started her teaching career. She taught Home Economics at the Tryon High School in Gaston County for two years. Katherine later moved to Rock Springs School, Denver, North Carolina. She was a member of the Elon College elementary school faculty for ten years as a seventh grade teacher.

     Marcia S. McLean was born. She was the daughter of Charles P. McLean and Marcia Foster Searcy.

     Maria D. McLean was born. She was the daughter of Charles P. McLean and Marcia Foster Searcy.

     Marshall Edwin McLean was born on 20 March 1901 at Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC. He was the son of Marshall Rankin McLean and Rachel Sophia DeVault. Marshall Edwin McLean married Mabel Fern Crutchfield, daughter of Joseph Everett Crutchfield and Mary Elizabeth Paris, on 2 August 1925 at Johnston Co., NC. Marshall Edwin McLean died on 29 July 1979 at Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC, at age 78. He was buried in August 1979 at Alamance Memorial Park, Burlington, Alamance Co., NC.
Note: Marshall was a member of the Civil Air Patrol during World War II, He supervised the construction of a saw mill at Manteo for timber used to build hangers there. Marshall was the owner and operator of McLean Brothers Flying Service. He was a veteran of the Marines.

     Marshall Rankin McLean was born on 13 May 1861 at McCleansville, Guilford Co., NC. He was the son of James McLean and Isabelle Catherine DeVault. Marshall Rankin McLean married Rachel Sophia DeVault, daughter of Jacob A. DeVault and Mary Ann Alexander, on 18 September 1890. Marshall Rankin McLean died on 26 November 1933 at Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC, at age 72. He was buried in November 1933 at Friedens Lutheran Church Cemetery, Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC.
Note: Marshall Rankin McLean married Rachel Sophia DeVault. His mother was also a DeVault, Isabel Catherine "Ibby, Catherine or Katie" DeVault. Isabel Catherine is shown in the 1850 Census for Guilford County, North Carolina living with her parents under the name Isabel C. Duvolt. Her parents were Gideon DeVault (born 1810 in North Carolina) and Elizabeth Gerringer). Gideon's parents were Valentine DeVault (born 1769 in North Carolina) and Anna Barbara May. Although an interesting coincidence, Marshall's mother is not a descendent of Henry Dewald of Pennsylvania.


Marshall was a charter member of the Sharon Evangelical Lutheran Church in Gibsonville. On November 11, 1894, he was appointed as one of the first deacons. According to his granddaughter, Betty (McLean) Moore, Marshall switched his membership from Friedens Lutheran Church to Sharon so there would be enough members to form a church. Sharon Lutheran was completed in December 1897.

     Ray M. McLean was born in September 1895 at Adel Twp., Dallas Co. (probably), IA.¹ He was the son of Grant McLean and Sadie Miller.¹

     Robert Arthur McLean was born on 25 August 1900. He was the son of Marshall Rankin McLean and Rachel Sophia DeVault. Robert Arthur McLean died on 21 October 1908 at Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC, at age 8. He was buried in October 1908 at Friedens Lutheran Church Cemetery, Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC.

     Russell McLean was born in April 1898 at Adel Twp., Dallas Co. (probably), IA.¹ He was the son of Grant McLean and Sadie Miller.¹

     Sybil McLean was born on 18 May 1898 at Gibsonville, Guilford Co., NC. She was the daughter of Marshall Rankin McLean and Rachel Sophia DeVault. Sybil McLean married Olin Barclay Belk, son of Samuel Ellison Belk and Mary Jane Horne, on 15 June 1916. Sybil McLean died on 12 October 1980 at Gastonia, Gaston Co., NC, at age 82.

      William Elwood McLean was also known as "Buck". He was born on 16 May 1906 at Guilford Co., NC. He was the son of Marshall Rankin McLean and Rachel Sophia DeVault. William Elwood McLean married Thesta Violet Hite, daughter of Enoch Hite and Anna Roof, on 1 January 1937. William Elwood McLean died on 4 June 1984 at Orlando, Orange Co., FL, at age 78; OBITUARY - Orlando (Florida) Sentinel, Wednesday, June 6, 1984, page B4

William McLean, 78, ex-aviation director
William E, "Buck" McLean, a onetime barnstorming aviator who guided the development of the Orlando International Airport as the city's aviation director for more than a decade, died Monday at Orlando Regional Medical Center. He was 78.
"He was the pioneer in aviation for the city," said longtime friend Fred Turner. "He will probably be remembered as having had the vision and foresight for what the McCoy Airport could be."
When he became aviation director in the mid-1950s, the city's main airport was Orlando Executive, then called Herndon Airport.
"He was an aviation professional from the old school," said Wally Sanderlin, a former city council member who served on the city's aviation advisory board.
"He started out barnstorming and probably was the foremost aviation expert in Orlando during his time. The transition from Herndon to McCoy airfield was due to his leadership."
McLean retired in the late 1960s and moved to Crystal River, where he lived until 1980 when he moved to Oklawaha.
He was admitted to Orlando Regional Medical Center in late April.
Born in Guilford County, N.C., McLean was a Lutheran and a member of several organizations, including Composite Lodge 293 F&AM, the Orlando Scottish Rite Bodies, the Orlando York Rite Bodies, the Bahia Shrine Temple and the National Sojourners. He also belonged to the Heros of '76, the Quiet Birdman, the Three Coast Club and the Society of American Military Engineers.
His wife, Thesta, died in 1954.
Survivors include sons, Dick H., Oklahawa, David M., Windermere, James E. Tuscaloosa, Ala., Bill E., Austin, Texas; daughter, Sophie Ann Norman, Charleston, S.C; 11 grandchildren; one great-grandchild.
Winterpark Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.


He was buried in June 1984 at Glen Haven Memorial Park, Winter Park, Orange Co., FL.

     Lula McLemore was born on 14 March 1881 at Flint Dist., Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory (now OK).¹ She married Levi Springwater.¹ Lula McLemore and Levi Springwater were divorced before 21 May 1910. Lula McLemore died on 23 March 1947 at Stilwell, Adair Co., OK, at age 66.

     Julia Lea McLennon was born in August 1859 at Tennessee.¹ She married George Daniel Reamey, son of Capt. Peter Randolph Reamey and Sarah Jane Waller, on 29 July 1877 at Lillington, Harnett Co., NC.

     Kenneth Malcolm McLeod was born in 1905 at Rice Lake, Barron Co., WI. He married Laura F. Fulrath, daughter of William Russell Fulrath and Irene Elizabeth Smith, on 24 November 1934 at Savanna, Carroll Co., IL. Kenneth Malcolm McLeod died on 31 May 1967 at Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co., WI.

     Barbara Jo McLeran was born on 16 May 1929 at Chicago, Cook Co., IL. She married Jesse Phillips Olmstead, son of Edmund Walter Olmstead and Loretta Elmira Miller, in October 1947 at Des Moines, Polk Co., IA. Barbara Jo McLeran died on 30 December 1984 at Des Moines, Polk Co., IA, at age 55.