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Father '''Edward McGlynn''' was a social Catholic priest, popular in New York, who was excommunicated from the church for his support of the ideals of [[Henry George]].

When Henry George ran for mayor of New York, McGlynn disregarded all warning and openly supported him.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=-eBX522JniwC&pg=PA243 American Religious Leaders]</ref>

Edward McGlynn and Henry George would influence the Higgins family, of Corning, New York, with the naming of one of their sons, Henry George McGlynn Higgins.<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=HiWoBQAAQBAJ&pg=PA29 Margaret Sanger: An Autobiography], By Alan F. Guttmacher, ''Henry George McGlynn Higgins had been named for two of the rebel figures father most admired''.</ref> The most well known member of the Higgins family was Margaret Higgins, better known for her married name, [[Margaret Sanger]].

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