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John Henry MCGAUGHY


The John McGaughy Sr. family circa 1918	John McGaughy Jr., with son and daughter circa 1941

BIRTH: 17 MAR 1908, Temple, Bell Co., TX

Father: John Henry MCGAUGHY
Mother: Emma M. HULL

Family 1: X SYLVESTER

+X MCGAUGHY

                                                      _James Harvey MCGAUGHY _
                        _John Edward MCGAUGHY _______|
                       |                             |_Patsy NORTON __________
 _John Henry MCGAUGHY _|
|                      |                              ________________________
|                      |_Sarah Jane WEAVER __________|
|                                                    |________________________
|
|--John Henry MCGAUGHY 
|
|                                                     _Henry Sealy HULL ______
|                       _Thomas Philip HULL _________|
|                      |                             |_Eleanor WEBB __________
|_Emma M. HULL ________|
                       |                              _John REDDICK __________
                       |_Cordelia Elizabeth REDDICK _|
                                                     |_Judith COLBERT ________

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Notes

[NI0005] Updated October 24, 2005. Compiled by Howder (www.howderfamily.com) from the following source(s):

(1) 1910 United States Census for Texas, Shelby Co., Timpson (part of), Precinct 7 (part of): Supervisor's District 2; Enumeration District 155; Sheet 3B; April 18, 1910.

John H. McGaughy is the son of John H. and Em McGaughy. He is 2 years old and born in Texas.

(2) 1920 United States Census for Texas, Bexar Co., San Antonio City (part of), Precinct 49 (part of): Supervisor's District 14; Enumeration District 99; Sheet 5A; January 9, 1920.

John H. McGaughy is the son of John H. and Em McGaughy. He is 11 years old, born in Texas and is attending school.

(3) Sylvester family interview.

- Worked for radio station WOAI.
- Later worked for the Federal Communications Commission and then for the Civil Aviation Administration as an accident investigator. His government job allowed him to escape most of the negative effects of the Great Depression.