McGuire - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Southern Illinois McGuires

bradkatmcguire — 30 Nov 2008 11:35:49 GMT

I'm the sixth Gen of McGuires in Jackson county, IL. I'm searching for Gen 1 data - Patrick McGuire m-Sarah Spence in Guernsey Co OH 1827 died in Makanda IL Sep 1853. Orig from Fermanaugh, Ireland. Family oral history has Rowan NC as orig point of arrival? May have been indentured to Mr. William Spence. Believed to have fought in War of 1812 (have warrant of land ~160 acres in Peoria Co IL for service). Patrick's son Edward is listed as born in OH - all other gens are born in Jackson co, IL.
Lineage:
G1-Patrick born: unk (1790-1800) died: 1853
G2-Edward born:05 Aug 1837 died: 30 Nov 1923
G3-Willie B. born: 1867 died: XX Aug 1905
G4-Edward David born: 12 Jul 1895 died: 29 Jan 1996
G5-Daniel Davie born: 19 May 1932 died: 17 May 2007
G6-Brad born: 06 Nov 1958 died: Living

Thanks for any and all assits!
Brad

Looking for Joan McGuire once married to William J. Hartnett (your father)

JoyceHartnett9 — 28 Nov 2008 1:02:50 GMT

I am searching for a Joan McGuire whose father would have been William J. Hartnett (of Penna.)and Mother's name was ) Klauke. He was a champion swimmer. You would be my husband's half sister as you both had the same father.

McGUIRE Marie Williams 1914-1994

t42Moore — 25 Nov 2008 9:36:46 GMT

McGUIRE Marie Williams 1914-1994

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McGUIRE Luther J Mack 1901-1973

t42Moore — 25 Nov 2008 9:36:33 GMT

McGUIRE Luther J Mack 1901-1973

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McGUIRE James Donal 1929-2000

t42Moore — 25 Nov 2008 9:36:14 GMT

McGUIRE James Donal 1929-2000

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Aaron McGuire

Rance Phillips — 30 Oct 2000 2:57:41 GMT

I am searching for an Aaron McGuire who was the
father, I think, of John Harvey McGuire. John
was born in 1858 in Decatur, IL and ended up in
Brookport,IL. He was in Ranchester, Wyoming in
Aug of 1896. If anyone has info or at least
may have ran across this branch of the family
Please contact me. I will be glad to share
anything that I have. Thanks, RP

McGuires in Illinois

Kelly McGuire — 5 May 2006 2:24:09 GMT

I was told that I have ancestors and possibly relatives in Illinois but I don't know where.
Looking for anyone related to Alexander McGuires in Illinois

Thanks,
Kelly

McGuire Families in Fermanagh, N. Ireland

KathleenCofer42 — 31 Jul 2008 4:37:31 GMT

Just recently returned from Enniskillen and County Fermanagh. After being shuffled around town from office to office, found out that all records for Northern Ireland are kept in Belfast. Wish I had known that when I spent 4 days in Belfast....could have retrieved all info I needed there but sure enjoyed Enniskillen and the lakes of the region. My family started with John McGuire (b1810) who married Catharine Mcdonald (b1822), immigrated to US around 1845-52. Had one son Thomas in Ireland, then 3 daughters in US. Last one being Elizabeth in 1868....moved with family to Ohio (Akron). Elizabeth married John J. McGuire, yes a McGuire married a McGuire, they stayed in Akron,Ohio and had 3 children, one of which was my grandmother Ellen McGuire, who married a Clemence Marthey.

40 names of McGuire

dsegelquist — 13 Jan 2006 6:06:23 GMT

The info on most of these names will be one liners or as they say short notes. But could be a new lead. There well be more then one of the same name so if you ask for a john or James you could get two or three of the same name. I’m just a helper and not of the family. If you see a name you would like let me know.

1. Major Thomas McGuire-Rev. war. N. C.
2. Mary McGuire mother of James a. Brabout-1873
3. Robert F. McGuire-Louisiana-1809
4. William McGuire-Virginia-1798
5. James McGuire-1838
6. John P. McGuire-Virginia-1822
7. R. V. McGuire-Md.-1820
8. Samuel McGuire-Army-1799
9. Margaret McGuire-1858
10. Captain John McGuire-1864
11. Edward McGuire-1814
12. Captain J. Henry McGuire-1874
13. Lieutenant William D. McGuire-1874
14. Philip McGuire-1820
15. Thrones McGuire-1845
16. Joseph F. McGuire-Louisiana-1861
17. Robert McGuire-1844
18. Francis McGuire-1856
19. Merry McGuire-1856
20. Hugh L. McGuire-1863
21. Abner McGuire-1859
22. Mary McGuire-1859
23. Edwin McGuire-1866
24. William S. McGuire-1871
25. Benjamin F. McGuire-1874
26. Lewis McGuire-Georgia-1861
27. William H. McGuire-1870
28. H. H. McGuire-Virginia-1863
29. Bartholomew McGuire-New York-1826.
30. Woods McGuire-1862
31. W. D. McGuire-1866
32. James H. McGuire-1870
33. William D. McGuire-1874
34. J. Horance McGuire-1874
35. George McGuire-
36. Lucinda McGuire-1874
37. J. E. McGuire-1862
38. Patrick McGuire-1867
39. E. R. McGuire-1867
40. Elijah McGuire-1794

Thomas S. McGuire

Dilatush — 20 Nov 2001 2:34:04 GMT

I'm looking for information on Thomas S. McGuire who was born Abt 1751 in Iredell, North Carolina (Previously Rowan County). He married Jane Dobbins on 3 may 1770 in Iredell, North Carolina. Her father was John Dobbins. I think he was a Major in the war.. Thank you

Richard McGuire b abt 1787 NC married 1st Nancy Church, 2nd Fannie Church

bobbeemcguire01 — 2 Mar 2003 2:36:07 GMT

I am looking for info on Richard McGuire b abt 1787 poss. Iredell Co NC married first to Nancy Church and second to Fannie Church in Ashe Co NC. My husbands is a descendant of Richard and Nancy's son Michael McGuire b. abt 1815 Ashe Co NC married Malinda Vannoy. Children of Michael and Malinda are:
Sarah S(?) McGuire b abt 1841 NC
Columbus M. McGuire b abt 1843 NC
Elisa M. McGuire b abt 1844 NC
Charity McGuire b abt 1847 NC or TN
Michael L. McGUire b abt 1852 TN
Malissa McGuire b abt 1857.
Also Michael mcGuire's brother John McGuire b abt 1813 Ashe Co NC married Malinda Vannoys sister Amelia or Emilia also called Milla- John and Amelia stayed in NC while Michael and Malinda left for grainger Co TN. My husbands line continues from Columbus McGuire who married Lucy Tate in Grainger Co TN and their son Edward McGuire. Any family info on Richard McGuire and his spouses and their siblings would be very much appreciated. Would like to be able to verify that Richards parents were John McGuire and mary Elizabeth Black. Also would like more info on McGuire family cemetery near Ashe Co NC and McGuire relatives buried there.
Thanks,
Bobbee McGUire

Lucretia McGuire West

Bazzelle2006 — 5 Sep 2005 12:20:41 GMT

I am searching for my 3rd great grandmother (Lucretia) parents info. I found her on the 1850 census Clark, Chariton, Missouri, image 4
West, William S, age 38, physician, born KY
Lucretia, age 26, born MO
Isaac, age 4, born IL
Silas, age 3, born MO
Susan, age 9/12, born MO
Pickney Riley, age 23, farmer, born IL
Lucretia was born in Cape Girardeau County. I think her father's name was William McGuire and her mother's name was Susannah Daniels McGuire. Lucretia died in 1855 in Chariton County MO and is buried there. If anyone has info, please respond to my email. Thanks.

David McGuire, Ireland-New Jersey-Ontario 1835-1912

lutontd — 8 Nov 2008 10:14:02 GMT

David McGuire (born in Longford, Ireland on Dec 23 1835) married Elizabeth Mackey (born in Leitrim, Ireland in 1835). Where and when they married and arrived in the USA is unknown, but Rebecca Jane (1859) and David (1862) were born in New Jersey in Jersey City, across the river from New York City. They moved north to Esquesing Twp, Halton County in Ontario shortly after David's birth, where William Murray (1863), Elizabeth (1865), Sarah Ann (1869), Zellah (1872) and George Edward (1877) were born. David died in Georgetown, Halton, Ontario on 13 Aug 1912, Elizabeth McGuire died 21 Aug 1899 in Halton

If anyone can tell me more, especially about when David and Elizabeth arrived in the USA and when and where they were married, I'd love to talk to you.

McGuire from Dumbarton, Scot. about 1900

dmcguire62 — 5 Oct 2002 11:36:44 GMT

Seeking information about Jessie, Joseph, and Thomas McGuire who would have lived in Dumbarton about 1900-1906.Their parents may have been James or Robert.

McGuire-NYC 1800s

Gilco5 — 11 Apr 2002 6:51:00 GMT

Looking for information on the family of James McGuire, father of Ann McGuire Gilmore. James settled in NYC. He was born in Ireland in 1797. He died in New York City in 1870. Any information would be appreciated.

McGuires of Portland, Maine

XanaH — 28 Sep 2001 2:39:34 GMT

ROger H. McGuire, b. abt 1835 in Ireland, md. Margaret Dowd , b. abt 1830 in St. John, NB. They married in Portland, Maine and had 9 children. In my search for this family, I have collected data on many other McGuire, Maguire, Megquire family members, which I would be happy to share. Let me know if you have Portland area McGuires to add to my data base. Thanks!

Joseph McGuire of NY

jbteese — 29 Sep 2004 7:17:04 GMT

Looking for info on Joseph McGuire, died 1944 in NY. Son of Thomas McGuire and Margaret (or Marian)Reynolds, both presumably born in Ireland. Joseph married Rose (or Hannah) Fitzpatrick, also died 1944.

William Johnson McGuire b 1828 Sterling Scotland

jbalaguras — 20 Oct 2008 1:16:55 GMT

Looking for information about William McGuire. Mother is Elizabeth Johnstone. Wife Janet Muir from Falkirk Scotland

McGuire/Hayward

GentlemanT — 5 Oct 2008 4:47:09 GMT

I NEED HELP...I told my Mother that I would try to get as much information on our Family History as Possible, I've attached a file that may be of some help...Thank You.

John Moody McGuire

Karren McGuire — 2 Aug 2004 8:39:43 GMT

John Moody McGuire was my husband's grandfather. Son Richard moved to Washington. Have had no contact with Richard's family would like to meet and or write to them. Have alot of unknowns in family history. Pleae let us know if you're out there.
Thankyou
Karren and Brian

Marriage Record: James McGuire & Eleanor Lenaghan 19 Feb1844 Strokestown Roscommon

edankeenan — 12 Sep 2008 5:41:01 GMT

This is not my branch of McGuires, but I've done the research and it may be useful to someone...

Church Marriage Record

Husband James McGuire
Wife Eleanor Lenaghan

Date of Marriage: 19/02/1844
Parish / District: STROKESTOWN
County: Co. Roscommon

Denomination (for both): Roman Catholic

Witness 1 Luke Fallon
Witness 2 Mary Kenedy (sic)

None of the following recorded (fields are blank)

Address (for either)
Occupation:
Age:
Status:

Husband's Father Wife's Father
Not Recorded McGuire Not Recorded Lenaghan

Husband's Mother Wife's Mother
Not Recorded Not Recorded

Death Record for Catherine McGuire of Caul, Rsocommon, Ireland

edankeenan — 11 Sep 2008 10:44:42 GMT

This is not my branch of McGuires, but I've done the research and it may be useful to someone...

CIVIL DEATH RECORD

Name: Catherine McGuire
Date of Death: 05/01/1901
Age: 41
Parish / District: ROOSKY
Address: Caul
County: Co. Roscommon
Status: Married
Denomination: Civil Parish / District
Occupation: FARMERS WIFE
Sex: Female

Informant
Relationship: Widower
Name: Daniel Mc Guire
Address: Caul

Notes:
INFORMANT; OCCUPIER, NAME KATE

trying to trace my grans dads side of family (docherty)

BRIDGETADY — 16 Nov 2007 2:14:18 GMT

it may be abit of a long shot but here we go,im trying to trace my grans dad edward docherty,he had my gran with bridget mcgovern back in 1921,bridget my grans mum was forced out of scotland in 1922(age 17) because having a child out of wed lock was fround on very much,i only know her dad edward because he is on my grans birth certificate,any who may know of anything would be deeply appriciated,thanks for taking the time to read this

Fred McGuire

srmuirhead46 — 23 Jan 2002 6:40:29 GMT

Looking for information on a Fred McGuire from GA in the early 1800's. Married to a Frances Carbeau, I think. They had a son named Solomon McGuire. He is my great-great grandfather.

Maggie McGuire m. John Lee

H_Collins74 — 6 Jan 2003 3:05:15 GMT

Hi! I have been trying to find information on the above with no such luck!! I need your help!! All I have is that she was married to a man named John Lee (my gg-grandfather) and that they had a daughter named Maxie who was born on November 12, 1901 in Alabama. Maxie died on November 11, 1979 in Columbus, Georgia and was married to William Washington Hornsby. ANY help would be greatly appreciated!

John McGuire

scooterpi1 — 11 Nov 2004 5:51:21 GMT

I am new at this posting - I am looking for John McGuire; married (I believe) Mitty Gillie Angeline Victoria Calvary. I believe John had about 10 or 12 children and I have only information on one of his sons. Son is Ollie McGuire, born in February 1883 died in March 1984. Resided in Virginia most of his adult life.

Pfc. Daniel A. C. McGuire of Mashpee, Mass., died Aug. 14, 2008

RIP_08 — 17 Aug 2008 1:13:30 GMT

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 696-08
August 15, 2008
DoD Identifies Marine Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a Marine who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Pfc. Daniel A. C. McGuire, 19, of Mashpee, Mass., died Aug. 14 while supporting combat operations in Anbar province, Iraq. He was assigned to 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment, 2nd Marine Division, II Marine Expeditionary Force, Camp Lejeune, N.C.

For additional background information on this Marine, news media representatives may contact the 2nd Marine Division public affairs office at (910) 450-6575.

Mary Glillespie McGuire

nzkiwigirl — 5 Aug 2008 8:52:26 GMT

Hi there,

This is your basic 'needle in a haystack' query. This is my 2nd Great Grand Mother. She was born Abt 1846 in 'Northern Ireland'. She came over to New Zealand in 1863 and 8 months later registered her 'Intention to Marry' John Johnston Brown.

Does this tie in with anyone in your family?

Cheers!

:o)

Francis James McGuire 1915-1989

carolynvalentine — 29 Jul 2008 3:33:20 GMT

If you are related to Francis and would like to have a few things belonging to him, service dog tags and a couple other items, please contact me by email. My understanding is, he didn't have any children but I am sure there might be a niece or nephew that might want them.
Carolyn_valentine@yahoo.com

Thomas Mcguire

rwhittam155 — 18 Jun 2008 2:51:35 GMT

I am researching my family. My grandmother was Catherine Mcguire b1872 Burnley England. Family stories say that she went to America, possibly Boston or New York some time after 1881. She had returned to England by about 1897 when she married my grandfather.
I have no records of her between 1881 and 1897 when she married. He father was Thomas Mcguire and her mother was Mary Mcguire nee Feheley . Catherine had a sister Ellen and a brother James and it is possible that the family went with her, if indeed she went to America

Death of J. J. McGuire

maryachtrh — 20 May 2008 11:58:30 GMT

Appears in "The Ravia Gazette" 2 March 1906, Ravia, Johnston County, Indian Territory now Oklahoma

J. J. McGuire, a saloon keeper at Anadarko was killed by the explosion of a gasoline lamp last week.

Elijah (Ligh) McGuire

Charles — 29 Jul 2001 1:43:47 GMT

Looking for Elijah (Ligh) McGuire-VA.
Married Virginia Allen-VA. 1 Daughter Lennie and possiable 1 son Tom. Lennie was born around 1860-1861.

Death of Mr. Thomas J. McGuire in China

davwayell — 11 May 2008 12:39:44 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Thomas J. McGuire, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. McGuire died in China on October 9, 1930.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Boyle

dancingfeather91 — 9 May 2008 5:47:24 GMT

looking for any info on John Boyle oct 1870 m. Mary Annie Tierney He work as a Furrier had 3 childs Margaret (june 1895) William F (aug 2 1897) and Mary (Nov 1899)

? McGuire of Richmond Co Va

oclarke11 — 9 May 2008 1:26:15 GMT

Need his name & the names of his parents & siblings. He was b abt 1880. Also need his wife's name & the names of her parents & siblings. Have the following children for him:
Mary b abt 1910 marr Woodrow ( Woddy ) Farmer abt 1935 in Caroline Co. Woody was the son of Eugene Farmer & Annie Taylor.
H
Robert b abt 1910 ( no info )

Ollie

Mary Elizabeth McGuire - Georgia & Texas

judycurbow — 25 Apr 2008 2:13:51 GMT

I am looking for information on Mary Elizabeth McGuire. She was born about 1820 in Georgia...and died in Texas after 1870. She married Tilman B. Curbow. Who were her parents? Birth date? Death date? Place of burial? She is not to be confused with the Mary McGuire that is said to have married Tilman D. Curbow. She was born in 1845 and is a different person. She married Tilman B. Curbow. Thanks for any help.

Harriet Emeline McGuire - Texas

judycurbow — 25 Apr 2008 2:11:00 GMT

I am looking for information on Harriet Emeline McGuire. I believe she is the daughter of David Jackson McGuire (1823-1873) and Amanda Katherine Stephenson (1828-1892). Harriet Emeline McGuire married Oliver Perry Curbow in 1871 in Grayson County, Texas. She died some time after 1920 in probably Wichita County, Texas. I am looking for the exact date of her death and her burial place....as well as that of her husband Oliver Perry Curbow. Thank you.

Annie E. (nee McGuire) McHugh

hrlygrny — 16 Apr 2008 5:22:24 GMT

I am renewing my research on the McHugh Family of Massachusetts (Cambridge/Worchester areas)/New Hampshire (Wolfeboro area). Annie E. McGuire Mar.John David McHugh (Fa.Thomas), had 13 Children, Alice Gertrude, Thomas Richard, Mary Ellen, Frank Stephen, Grace Albina, John David Jr., Arthur Leon, Harold Lee, Helen Irene, Joseph Theodore, Ruth Evelyn, Anna Austacia (my mother-in-law) and Corinna May. Looking to connect with anyone who may have information on 1)Frank McGuire/Ellen nee:Morrow McGuire, 2)Early family history, 3)information as to their immigration.

Susannah HALL - b. Sandwich Essex Ontario Canada abt 1821

Rhodes5148 — 10 Apr 2008 10:29:58 GMT

Looking for assistance on the family of Susannah HALL born about 1821 in Sandwich, Essex, Ontario Canada. Susannah was the daughter of William HALL and WHITEHEAD. Her mother was an Indian - tribe unknown. It is believed Susannah had a sister, Catherine, and a brother, Jim...no other siblings to my knowledge. Susannah married Thomas Edwin ROBINSON in 1842, I believe, and passed away in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan 1862. If any one can assist with Susannah, her parents, or siblings greatly appreciated .. been searching for several years with little luck on information of my great-great grandmother, her siblings or parents.

McGuire, Albert and Louise Haime

JN1941 — 31 Mar 2008 8:09:33 GMT

Don't know if this is the McGuires you are looking for, but this Albert was born in Wisconsin, moved to Illinois, married Louise Haime in Rockford IL. His father was Edwin and mother was Mary. His birthdate was Mar 1873 and Louise had a birthdate of Nov 1871. Let me know if this is in your family. Judy Nichols Beloit WI

McGuires from N.C

Owen M. McGuire — 25 Nov 2000 5:04:29 GMT

Would like to know about Richard McGuire,b.1737 in Ireland. His son Andrew Jackson McGuire was killed July 3, 1863 in battle of Gettysburg. A.J. married Emaling Church. He had brothers: Joshua, Robert, Richard, John, George Washington, and Milas.Sisters: Adeline, Mary and Amanda. Born to A.J. was William Harvey McGuire,b.8/28/1858, m. Ellen Sears, Then came my dady Joseph Spencer McGuire, b.4/2/1903, m. Myrtle Greer,d.8/26/1994

McGuire-Cadogan-Quinet-Bouffioux-Hemrotin-Clarksburg, West Virginia

rose8grand — 27 Mar 2008 8:37:39 GMT

It's been awhile since I posted here, so I thought I would submit a new message.

My father, John Cadogan, b.1885, Steubenville, Ohio, d.1978, and Julia Quinet Bouffioux, b.1885, Belgium, d.1920, Clarksburg, were married July 14, 1919 in Clarksburg. On July 7, 1920, Julia died shortly after giving birth to a son Albert. His birth record shows his name as Albert McGuire Cadogan, though later he used the name of Albert Patrick McGuire.

Julia's parents, Leon Quinet and Juliette Hemrotin came over from Belgium and lived in Harrison County. The baby, instead of living with these grandparents, went to live with a Dr. John McGuire, family physician and close friend, with the support of Albert's father John Cadogan.

When he was older, Albert wanted to change his name from Cadogan to McGuire. Story has it that he and his father argued about this, and he broke off contact with his father. We know that he took the name of McGuire, because when he graduated from the University of Note Dame in 1943, his name was shown as Albert Patrick McGuire.

Albert's father John Cadogan later married Estelle Koberlein, and moved to Rochester, New York. They are my parents.

It is only in recent years that I learned about Albert, since my father would not talk about him to us. The only facts we know about Albert are his birth information, and the fact that he graduated from Notre Dame. He is shown in the 1930 census for Harrison County as age 9, adopted, and living at 121 Second Street with Dr. McGuire. From his WW11 Army enlistment card, I learned that he enlisted in Cleveland, and was married at that time.

From the SSI, I learned that he died February 6, 1991. I would like to know when he was married, and to whom, and did he have a family. Where did he live for the rest of his life - in Cleveland, or Clarksburg, or elsewhere. I would appreciate any information available. Noreen Rose

Geraldine E. Bennett McGuire, 68, daughter of , Josiah and Susan Barlet Bennett.

KENNELLYMARKA — 13 Mar 2008 1:50:32 GMT

Geraldine E. Bennett McGuire Geraldine E. Bennett McGuire, 68, of Waterford Twp., died Monday, March 10, 2008 at her residence following a short illness. She was born in Union City on July 17, 1939, a daughter of the late Josiah and Susan Barlet Bennett. Geraldine had worked for MFG Co. as a glasscutter. She enjoyed collecting figurines. She also enjoyed gardening with her husband and spending time with her children and grandchildren. She followed her children and grandchildren in all of their sports activities. Her husband Thomas G. McGuire, Sr. preceded her in death on April 25, 2003. Her sister, Helen Whitman, also preceded her in death. Geraldine is survived by five sons, Thomas McGuire and his wife Sandy and Steven McGuire and his wife Sandy, all of Waterford, Dave McGuire and his life friend, Bev Bateman, Corry, Henry McGuire and his wife Trista, Union City and Sam McGuire, Waterford; one daughter, Mary Jane McGuire and her companion Gerald McClellan, Union City; and one sister, Joan Silvis and her husband Reed, Erie. She is also survived by 14 grandchildren, 16 great-grandchildren; one great great granddaughter and many nieces and nephews. Friends are invited to call at the C.S. Warthman Funeral Home, 69 North Main Street, Union City, on Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. and are invited to attend a service there on Thursday at 11:30 a.m. with the Rev. Harry H. Johns III, Pastoral Care Coordinator for VNA Hospice officiating. Private burial will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. In lieu of flowers the family suggests donation be made to Hospice Services VNA of Erie County, 1305 Peach Street, Erie, PA 16501

James MCGuire and Rosa Caster

chellenky — 8 Mar 2008 10:47:18 GMT

I am looking for information on James Mcguire and Rosa Caster. I believe that Rosa is my gggrandmother but am trying to tie her in with what I have already. Rosa was married to Nathan Caster and had two children with him, Robert Caster and Chester Caster. Nathan died somewhere between Nathan's birth in 1878 and the Census in 1880. I found Rosa and her children in the 1880 census living with Madison Dunsford and his wife. Rosa is named as a sister in law. The next record that I can find in that area is a marriage record of Rosa Caster and James Mcguire. They married Septemeber 29, 1885 in Hamilton County, Indiana. I do not have any other information and am not even sure that this is the right woman. My grandfather was told that his father, Chester, was orphaned at an early age and was sent to live with an aunt in Elizabethtown, KY. Any information that anyone could provide on this couple would be greatly appreciated. thanks

mcguire/wright family

penny — 13 Dec 2003 3:47:48 GMT

looking for elizabeth mcguire who married william dooley wright please help thank's

MCGUIRE, BURKE, DAVITT, MORAN, NEARY, FLAHERTY, PADDEN -- Scranton Pennsylvania

JamieOBrien256 — 5 Aug 2002 3:16:25 GMT

pleasant mcguire of virginia

toolguyswife — 4 Dec 2003 10:32:27 GMT

i am looking for information on pleasant mcguire.......he married susan luckadoo..........my g grandfather was joseph edward mcguire and his father was joseph benjamin mcguire and his father was pleasant, but i can't go any further. Any help would be appreciated.

John McGuire died 1801 Jefferson Co., OH

wallace1986 — 21 Feb 2008 3:02:49 GMT

According to the following abstract of a power of attorney we find the heirs of John McGuire of Jefferson Co., OH. This power was found in Frederick Co., MD land records Liber WR 32 folio 32-33. The document was signed on December 2, 1807 in Jefferson Co., OH and recorded on January 2, 1808 in Frederick Co., MD.
Power of attorney between Edward Owings and the heirs of John McGuire, late of Jefferson CO., OH claiming title to a certain tract of land in Frederick Co., MD called Patience Care. The heirs being Benjamin and Patience Doyle, John McGuire, Philip and Elizabeth Cahill, Philip and Mary Ward, Daniel and Jemima Ward and Moses and Catherine Thompson, and Samuel and Mary Tipton, late Mary McGuire widow of John McGuire.

John McGUIRE 1850 Census District 2 Carter County Kentucky

Texasgail — 3 Oct 2007 10:05:50 GMT

John McGuire age 32 is listed with wife Eliza,28, and children Emily, James, Steven, William, and Thomas. Also listed in the same household are 2 children named Jelina RICE and Harvey RICE. Does anyone know this family? and does anyone know of the relation between McGuires and Rices?

Ralph J. McGuire, age 80 son of the late Ralph J. and Nellie Grace Shaffstall McGuire.

KENNELLYMARKA — 11 Feb 2008 12:08:40 GMT

McGuire, Ralph J.

Ralph J. McGuire Ralph J. McGuire, age 80 formerly of Albion, died unexpectedly at Hamot Medical Center on Friday Februrary 8, 2008. He was born in North Girard (Now Lake City) on July 5, 1927, a son of the late Ralph J. and Nellie Grace Shaffstall McGuire. He had worked for L. Hopkins Mfg. in Lake City, the Lord Corporation in Erie and the New York Central Railroad. He had most recently been employed by Emco-Wheaton in Conneaut, Ohio, where he worked in the foundry as a grinder. He was a member of the Albion Church of the Nazarene; the Albion Volunteer fire department fire police and past member of Platea and Lake City Volunteer Fire departments. He enjoyed fishing with his son, where they spent many days on the lake in Pymatuning. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife of 38 years, Connie Forinash McGuire in 1980, also by two sisters, Dorvel Vorse and Mabel Brandt; three brothers, Leon, Kenneth and Erwin McGuire. He is survived by his son Emory Clyde James McGuire of Erie;
a sister, Alice M. Hudy and her husband Stanley of Edinboro and several nieces and nephews.
No calling hours will be observed. Services will be held privately by the family. Burial will be in the Girard Cemetery. In Lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Ralph McGuire Memorial Fund C/O Daniel R. Edder Funeral Home, 309 Main St. East, Girard, PA 16417 Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Daniel R. Edder Funeral Home, Girard.

Daniel R. Edder "

John McGuire

Tracey — 4 Sep 2001 10:22:46 GMT

I am looking for any information on John McGuire. b. Bef 1765 Enniskillen, Fermanagh, Ireland. m. Catherine. Children:
Richard b. 1787 NC m. Nancy Church 1808
children:
Thomas
Michael
Milas
John
Robert
Andrew

Also m. Fanny Church 1822
children:
James Harvey
Mary
George Washington
David Joshua
Richard C.

Any information would be appreciated
Tracey

my gg/uncles

paddykelly61 — 1 Feb 2008 9:40:05 GMT

john mcguire d o b 1849 scotland to luke mcguire dob 1820 fermangh ann campbell dob1830 derry john went to usa 1890/1900 would like to seeif anybody can help

McGUIRE

arthurcomas — 27 Jan 2008 11:41:28 GMT

I am trying to trace McGuire connections (could also be spelt Macguire)originating in Ireland and settling in Australia (Queensland) - Mary McGuire whose parents were Michael McGuire and Bridget Hickey.

SW VA McGuire Land Records (partial)

JSMcGuire — 23 Jan 2008 7:49:41 GMT

Here is a partial listing and transcription of McGuire land documents from southwestern Virginia, apparently for John McGuire (abt. 1730-1782) and his sons/grandsons. Land ownership seems to roughly follow the traditional southwestward movement along the "Wilderness Road". Rockfish ->Bluestone->Clinch.

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McGuire, Cornelius 01 Nov. 1851 Tazewell County. 56 a. On dividing ridge between Middle Creek and Big Creek waters of Clinch. Grants No. 106, p. 459

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McGuire, Cornelius 01 Dec. 1851 Tazewell County. 171 a. On Middle Creek. Grants No. 106, p. 646

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McGuire, Elijah 31 Oct 1845 Tazewell County. 60 a. On the waters of Big Creek and Middle Creek
Grants No. 97, p. 140

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McGuire, Elijah 20 Oct 1837 Tazewell County. 20 a. Clinch River joining Wm. McGuire Grants No. 87, p. 101

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McGuire, Elisha 20 Oct 1837 Tazewell County. 21 a. On Clinch River, joining J. Browns Trent place
Grants No. 81, p. 102

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McGuire, Francis 1 Oct 1850 Tazewell County. 117 a. On Pounding Mill branch. Grants No. 104, p. 77

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McGuire, John 2 Oct 1785 Montgomery County. 106 a. On Bluestone river adjoining land of William McGuire Grants No. R, p. 543

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McGuire, John 20 Jun 1823 Tazewell County. 40 a. On the waters of Indian Creek, a branch of Clinch River Grants No. 72, p. 187

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McGuire, Joseph 17 Jun 1824 Tazewell County. 11 a. On the waters of Dismal Grants No. 73, p. 193

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McGuire, Joseph 17 Jun 1824 Tazewell County. 22 a. On waters of Indian Creek Grants No. 73, p. 194

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McGuire, Joseph 20 May 1795 Washington County. 120 a. On both sides of Indian Creek a North Branch of the Upper North fork of Clinch River Grants No. 34, p. 235

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McGuire, William 6 Oct 1785 Montgomery County. 120 a. On Bluestone river the waters of New River including the lower end of Big Bottom Grants No. R, p. 628

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McGuire, William 20 Jun 1823 Tazewell County. 30 a. On Clinch and on Middle Creek about 10 poles above said McGuires patented land Grants No. 72, p. 188

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McGuire, William 17 Jun 1824 Tazewell County. 47 a. On dividing ridge between Indian Creek and Sandy waters Grants No. 73, p. 184

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McGuire, William 17 Jun 1824 Tazewell County. 68 a. On the dividing ridge between Indian Creek and Sandy Grants No. 73, p. 186

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McGuire, William 4 Feb 1800 Wythe County 92 a. On the waters of Bluestone, a branch of New River Grants No. 45, p. 74

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McGuire, William
Owens, Thomas 25 Oct 1814 Tazewell County. 237 a. In Wrights Valley on the waters of Bluestone Creek a branch of New River Grants No. 64, p. 186

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McGuyer, Joseph 17 Jun 1824 Tazewell County. 115 a. On dividing ridge between Indian Creek and Sandy waters
Grants No. 73, p. 182

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McGuyer, Joseph 17 Jun 1824 Tazewell County. 24 a. On dividing ridge between Indian Creek and Sandy waters
Grants No. 73, p. 183

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McGuyer, William 20 Jun 1823 Tazewell County. 24 a. In the gap of Kents Ridge waters of Clinch River Grants No. 72, p. 192

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McGuyer, William 20 Jun 1823 Tazewell County. 72 a. On Clinch Grants No. 72, p. 193

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McGuyre, Joseph 17 Jun 1824 Tazewell County. 33 a. On the waters of Dismal Grants No. 73, p. 185

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McGuir, Josiah 22 August 1821 Tazewell County. 100 acres. On the Reedy Ridge, the waters of Indian Creek, and adjoining Robert Preston's survey. Grants No. 70, p. 321

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McGrayer, John 01 July 1836 Tazewell County. 40 acres. On Clinch River adjoining his father's 24-acre survey and c. to Claypole's corner and to William McGrayor's corner by his mill. Grants No. 86, p. 58

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McGuire, Charlie 24 January 1917 Tazewell County. 207 acres. On the top of Paint Lick Mountain, adjoining on the north J.B. Hurt, deceased, and R.K. Gillespie. Grants No. 123, p 304

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Plot Book 1, Amherst VA 1761-1930
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Page 43. This is a plot of 54 acres of land in Amherst County on the branches of Rockfish River near the Pilot Mountain surveyed for John McGuire the 2nd day of March 1766 by Higgenbotham.
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Page 108. This is a plot of 99 acres of land in Amherst County on the north branches of Taylor Creek surveyed for John McGuire the 14th day of April 1769 by Higgenbotham.

Abstracts of Deeds, Amherst VA 1761-1765
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Page 38. Forbes to McGuire. October 3, 1763, Angus Forbes, ac, to John McGuire, ac, 7 pounds 10 shillings for 66 acres…South branch of Taylors Creek. Lines: Charles Yancey. Wife of Angus Forbes, Katherine Forbes, signs the deed.
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Page 43. McGuire to Yancey. September 1, 1766, John McGuire, ac, farmer, to Charles Yancey, ac, farmer, 7 pounds - - no ac stated – S, br. Of Taylor’s ck. Lines: Charles Yancey’ X of McGuire.

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Botetourt County Virginia Survey Books
Vol I, Pages 55, 56
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Surveyed for Cornelius McGuire Jn 310 acres of land in Botetourt County on the waters of Dear Creek a branch of New River part of an order of Council granted to the Loyal Company for 800,000 acres beginning at …
March 26 1774 Richard Magass(?)
Sam and Lewis LSC(?)

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Surveyed for William McGuire 53 acres of Land in Botetourt County on the waters of Indian Creek a branch of New River part of an order of Council granted to Loyal Company for 800,000 and beginning at…
March 26 1774 Richard Magass(?)
Sam and Lewis SKB(?)

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Surveyed for William McGuire 58 acres of land Botetourt County on the waters of Indian Creek a branch of New River a part of an order of Council granted to the Loyal Company for 800,000 acres beginning at…
[date is unreadable but likely March 26 1774 since it is squeezed below the above entry]

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Surveyed for James McGuire 100 acres of land in Botetourt County in the fork of New River and Greenbrier part of an order of Council granted to John Robinson and Company for 100,000 acres beginning at…
[date unreadable, but above entry is for March 26 1774]

[Not sure who signed these surveys, could be “Richard Magart/Mayast”??
Looks like “Sam and Lewis SBC” surveyors?
No info for neighboring ownerships mentioned in any of these.]

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Library of Virginia - Land Office Grants

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Wm McGuire 120 acres [1785]
Montgomery Va

Patrick Henry Esquire Governor of Virginia, To all whom these presents shall come Greeting Know ye, that by Virtue of certificate in Right of Settlement given by the Commissioners for adjusting the Titles to unpatented Lands in the District of Washington and Montgomery and in consideration of the ancient composition of one pound sterling paid by William McGuire into the Treasury of this Commonwealth there is Granted by the said Commonwealth unto the said William McGuire Heir at law to John McGuire Dec. a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and twenty acres by Survey bearing date the Tenth day of February one Thousand Seven hundred and Eighty three, lying and being in the County of Montgomery on Blue Stone River the Waters of New River Including the lower end of the Big Bottom and Bounded as followeth, To Wit, Beginning at poplar and dogwood sapling at the foot of a hill North Thirty three degrees West Sixty poles crossing the Brushy fork to two white oaks South Seventy Six degrees West seventy eight Poles to a white oak and Red oak North Sixty one degrees West forty three poles to white oak on a high bank South forty eight degrees West fourteen poles crossing said River by a Mill to a white oak South forty two degrees East one hundred and Ninety Six poles crossing said River to a white oak and buckeye by a Branch south Seventy for Degrees East one hundred and Twenty Poles to a Double maple on said Bottom North Twenty five degrees East forty Poles crossing said River to a white oak and ash by a Branch North forty Seven Degrees West one hundred and forty poles to the Beginning with its appurtenances to have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances to the said William McGuire His Heirs for Ever. In witness whereof the said Patrick Henry Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia hath hereunto Set his Hand and caused the Lesser Seal of the said Commonwealth to be affixed at Richmond on the Sixth day of October in the year of our Lord one Thousand Seven hundred and Eighty five and of the Commonwealth the Tenth.
P: Henry

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John McGuire 106 acres [1785]
Montgomery

Patrick Henry Esquire Governor of Virginia, To all whome these presents shall come Greeting Know ye, that by Virtue of certificate in Right of Settlement given by the Commissioners for adjusting the Titles to unpatented Lands in the District of Washington and Montgomery and in consideration of the ancient composition of fifteen shillings sterling paid by John McGuire unto the Treasury of this Commonwealth there is Granted by the said Commonwealth unto the said John McGuire a certain Tract or Parcel of Land Containing one hundred Six acres by survey bearing date the Tenth day of February one Thousand Seven hundred and Eighty three. Lying and being in the County of Montgomery. On Bluestone River and bounded as followeth, To Wit, Beginning at a Double Maple in the big Bottom corner to William McGuire thence along his line North twenty five degrees East forty poles crossing said River at an Island to a white oak and ash then leaving said line South Seventy Seven degrees East forty eight Poles to an ash in a Bottom North forty five degrees East one hundred and twenty Poles crossing a bent Of said River to a Treble white oak South Eighty five degrees East sixty eight Poles to two white oaks on the side of a Ridge South twenty five degrees West Eighty four Poles Crossing said River to three white oaks South fifty five degrees West one hundred and eight Poles crossing said River to three white oaks South fifty four degrees West one hundred and Eighty Poles to a white oak to a white oak and Dogwood North twenty five degrees West Eighty one Poles to the Beginning. with its appurtenances to have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances to the said John McGuire and his Heirs for Ever. In witness whereof the said Patrick Henry Esquire Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia hath hereunto Set his Hand and caused the Lesser Seal of the said Commonwealth to be affixed at Richmond on the first day of October in the year of our Lord one Thousand Seven hundred and Eighty five and of the Commonwealth the Tenth.
P: Henry

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Wm McGuire 92 acres [1800]
Wythe County

James Monroe Esquire Governor of the commonwealth of Virginia to all whom these presents shall come greeting know ye that by virtue of a land office treasure warrant number twelve thousand four hundred and fourteen issued the twenty first day of June seventeen hundred and eighty two there is granted by the said commonwealth unto William McGuire a certain tract or parcel of land containing ninety two acres by survey bearing date the sixteenth day of October one thousand seven hundred and ninety six lying and being in the county of Wythe on the waters of Bluestone a branch of New River and bounded as followeth (to wit) Beginning at three white oaks on a line of his __ land known by the name of the big bottom south fifty two degrees west one hundred and forty eight poles to a black oak south twenty degrees east one hundred and twenty poles to a spanish oak and maple north sixty nine degrees east eighty poles to a white oak north forty one degrees east sixty poles to a white oak and thence north one hundred and seventy five poles to the beginning and with its appurtenances to have and to hold the said parcel or tract of land with its appurtenances to the said William McGuire and his heirs forever in witness whereof the said James Madison Esquire Governor of the commonwealth of Virginia hath hereunto set his hand and caused the lesser seal of the said commonwealth to be affixed at Richmond on the fourth day of February in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and of the commonwealth the twenty fourth.
James Madison

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John Davidson 143 acres [1802]
Tazewell VA

John Page esquire governor of the commonwealth of Virginia to all whom these presents shall come greeting: Know ye that by virtue of an exchanged Treasury warrant number twelve hundred and eighty seven issued the thirteenth day of May eighteen hundred and two, there is granted by the said commonwealth John Davidson a certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred and forty five acres by survey bearing date the twenty second day of March eighteen hundred and three lying and being in the county of Tazewell on Blue Stone joining a survey of the heirs of John McGuyer decd. And bounded as followeth to wit: Beginning at an ash in a bottom corner to said survey, thence leaving the same north thirty seven degrees East one hundred and seventy three poles to a black oak and hickory, South eighty four degreed east seventy poles to two white oaks near a hollow, south seventy degreed east seventy five poles to a white oak and sowerwood, south forty degrees east sixty poles to three white oaks, south twenty degrees West three hundred seventy poles crossing Bluestone to two white oaks and a sowerwood by a marshy branch, North five degrees, West one hundred and twenty four poles to a double maple in the big bottom a beginning corner to said McGuyers Survey and with lines of said survey south twenty five degrees east eighty one poles to a white oak and dogwood, North fifty five degrees east one hundred and eight poles crossing said river to three white oaks, north twenty five degrees east eighty four poles to two white oaks on the side of a ridge, north eighty five degrees West twenty eight poles, crossing a bend of said river and a triple white oak and south forty five degrees west one hundred and twenty poles to the beginning with its appurtenances. To have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances to said John Davidson and his heirs forever. In witness whereof the said John Page esquire governor of the commonwealth of Virginia hath hereunto set his hand.

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William McGuire and Thomas Owens 237 Acres [1812]
Tazewell formerly Fincastle

James Barbour Esq.
Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia To all to whom these presents shall come greeting; Know ye, that in conformity to a decree of the Worshipful court of Tazewell in Chancery sitting made the 24th of June 1812, and in consideration of the composition of five dollars and twenty cents, there is granted by the said Commonwealth- unto William McGuire and Thomas Owens, a certain tract or parcel of land containing two hundred and thirty seven acres by a Survey thereof made for Uriah Stone, bearing date the 4th day of April 1775; situate in the county of Tazewell (formerly Fincastle) in Wrights Valley on the waters of Bluestone creek a branch of New River,-and bounded as followeth, to wit: - Beginning at a white oak at the foot of the stony ridge; thence south twenty three degrees, east forty one poles crossing the spring run to a white hickory on a hill side; south fifty seven degrees, west one hundred and ninety one poles to a buckeye, south seventy two degrees, west three hundred and twenty (eight) poles to a lynn; south sixty degrees, west one hundred and eight poles to two buckeyes; south eighty degrees, west seventy two poles to buckeye south seventy four degrees, west seventy eight poles to a locust; north thirty degrees, west thirty poles to a hickory at the foot of the stony ridge and thence with the same south sixty seven degrees, east seven hundred and seventy three poles to the beginning. It being part of an order of Council granted to the Royal Company to take up and survey eight hundred thousand acres which order was established and confirmed by a decree of the court of Appeals made in the city of Richmond on the second day of May, 1783. With its appurtenances have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land with its appurtenances to the said William McGuire and Thomas Owens and their heirs forever. In Witness, of the said James Barbour Esq. Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia hath hereunto set his hand and caused the lesser seal of the said commonwealth to be affixed at Richmond on the twenty fifth day of October in the year of our lord one thousand eight hundred and fourteen and of the commonwealth the thirty ninth.
J.S. Barbour

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William McGrayer 72 acres [1824]
Tazewell VA

James Pleasants Jun. Esq., Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia: To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting, know ye, that in conformity with a survey made on the 3rd day of July 1820, by virtue of a Land office Treasury Warrant No. 6457, issued the 23rd December 1818; there is granted by the said commonwealth unto William McGuyer, a certain tract or parcel of land, containing seventy two acres situated in the County of Tazewell on Clinch and bounded as followeth, to wit. Beginning at a black oak and white oak in the forks of the fallen branch; thence S87 W72 poles to a chestnut and dogwood on a hill; S62 W98 poles crossing a branch to a white oak on a hill; S18 E88 poles to two white oaks in a flat; N79 E54 poles crossing a branch to a white oak near a branch; N15 E100 poles to a sugar; N63 E26 poles to an ash and buckeye and thence N18 E3 poles to the beginning.
Witness James Pleasants Jun., Esq. June 20, 1823

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William McGuire 30 acres [1824]
Tazewell VA

James Pleasants Jun. Esq., Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia: To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting, know ye, that in conformity with a survey made on the 31st day of July 1820, by virtue of a Land office Treasury Warrant No. 6457, issued the 23rd December 1818; there is granted by the said commonwealth unto William McGuire, a certain tract or parcel of land, containing thirty acres situated in the County of Tazewell on Clinch and on Middle Creek about 10 poles above said McGuire’s patented land, and bounded as followeth, to wit. Beginning at two sugar trees near the bank of said creek; N32 E16 poles crossing said creek to four dogwood trees and two sourwoods at the foot of a hill; N14 W66 poles to a double red oak and two dogwoods N72 W140 poles crossing said creek to a white oak; S45 W18 poles to a gum and black oak trees; S69 W28 poles crossing said creek to a sugar tree N87 E80 poles to two white oak trees; S30 E38 poles crossing the said creek to two lynns on the bank; S17 E42 poles to the beginning.

Witness James Pleasants Jun., Esq., June 20, 1823

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William McGuyer 24 acres [1824]
Tazewell VA

James Pleasants Jun. Esq., Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia: To all to whom these presents shall come, Greeting, know ye, that in conformity with a survey made on the 3rd day of July 1820, by virtue of a Land office Treasury Warrant No. 6457, issued the 23rd December 1818; there is granted by the said commonwealth unto William McGuyer, a certain tract or parcel of land, containing twenty four acres situated in the County of Tazewell in the gap of Kent’s ridge waters of Clinch river and bounded as followeth, to wit. Beginning at a sugar and lynn near the bank of said river , thence S36E22 poles to a white oak; S88 E28 poles to a buckeye and sugar near the back of said river; S39 W22 poles to an elm near the river; S76 W28 poles crossing the river to two sugars near the powder spring branch and up the same S35 W56 poles crossing a branch to four lynns; S74 W72 poles to a double poplar N12 E26 poles to two white oaks on a hill; N56 E136 poles to an as and two elms on the bank of said river; thence N5 E 30 poles crossing the river to the beginning.

Witness James Pleasants Jun., Esq., June 20, 1823

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John McGrayer 40 acres [1835]
Tazewell VA

30th day of October 1835 – by virtue of warrant No. 543a.
there is granted unto John McGrayer a certain tract or parcel of land containing 40 acres situated in Tazewell county on Clinch river adjoining his fathers 24 acre survey and bounded as follows – beginning at a sugars a corner of the 24 acre survey near the powder? spring branch and up the same S35 W56 and going ? branch to 4 lynns and leaving the same S26 W54 up a steep hill to a sugar and ash S56 E31 crossing a fork of said branch to a buckeye and sugar near the same N85 E42 up a steep ridge to a large white oak and 2 chestnuts on top of the same N19 E29 down said ridge to a large red oak and chestnut N40 E30 to a sugar on said ridge supposed to be Claypole’s corner and with the supposed line N33 E60 to 2 sugars Wm McGrayer’s said corner by his mill with his line N89 W30 down and crossing said river to a white oak and red oak and leaving the same S69 W30 to a buckeye and sugar near the bank corner to the aforesaid 24 acres and with 2 lines thereof S39 W22 to an elm S76 W28 poles crossing said river to the beginning with its appurtenances.
Witness Wynaham Robertson

Looking for information on some family

tenjashadowbane — 14 Jan 2008 2:44:35 GMT

I am trying to trace some family back. the information that I have is that Stephen H McGuire who was born around 1867. He married Ellen born 1880. They had 4 kids, Ona E McGuire born 1903, Myrtly B born 1906, Lloyd born 1908, and Edna born 1909. They were from Washington. I know that Stephen spent some time in jail for incest with Ona I think. any information would be great.
Thank you
Dan

P.S. Feel free to email me at tenja_shadowbane@hotmail.com

McGuire-Neary-Gibbons

Kate — 20 Jan 2001 12:00:00 GMT

Searching for any info on Thomas and Bridget (Neary) McGuire of Scranton area in PA. Daughter Anna McGuire Gibbons born 1878 in Scranton. Other siblings Eugene, Ceil, Mary.

Michael McGuire Ireland to Canada, daughter Elizabeth

jane_rubin — 3 May 2007 5:40:34 GMT

I am looking for information on Michael McGuire 1801 - 1837, born in Ireland, settled Bonaventure County, Quebec, married Susannah Carney 1830 and died in Hopetown, Quebec. He had 3 children, Daniel, Hannah and Elizabeth Emma born 1837, Port Daniel, Bonaventure Co., Quebec. I am looking for Michael's parents and ancestors as well as Elizabeth Emma's date of death. She married Daniel Hall in 1871 and had three children. I have all of the information on Michael and Elizabeth Emma's descendents. I know she died fairly young, perhaps shortly after 1874. Thanks, Janie

Charles E. McGuire, age 90, son of , Richard J. and Stella McFrederick McGuire.

Irishlovey_1 — 6 Jan 2008 5:14:32 GMT

McGuire, Charles E.

Charles E. McGuire Charles E. McGuire, age 90, a resident of St. Mary’s at Asbury Ridge died there
Thursday, January 3, 2008.
He was born July 3, 1917 in Halifax, Nova Scotia
the son of the late Richard J. and Stella McFrederick McGuire.
Charles was an outstanding athlete in high school having played both baseball and softball.
He had worked in sales and as a Certified Public Account throughout the country including time in Chicago,
Arizona, and California.
He moved back to Erie a year ago to be near family.
Besides his parents,
he was preceded in death by his wife Mildred
and a sister, Theresa McGuire.
Charles is survived by a son Robert McGuire of Ohio;
a brother, Msgr. Richard J. McGuire of Erie;
four sisters, Sr. Mary Rachael McGuire, SSJ of Erie;
Ann Collier of Santa Cruz, Calif.;
Irene Berquist of Hawaii,
and Mary Jane Durlofsky and her husband Harold of San Jose, Calif.
He is also survived by several nieces and nephews.
Friends are invited to call at the John J. Quinn Funeral Home, West 9th & Liberty St.
Sunday from 2:00 until 5:00 p.m. only and are invited to attend a Mass of Christian Burial
Monday at 11:00 a.m. in St. Julia Catholic Church. Burial will be private.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Mary’s at Asbury Ridge, 4855 West Ridge Rd., Erie, PA 16506
or to St. Julia Catholic Church, 638 Roslyn Ave., Erie, PA 16505

St. Julia Catholic Church.

Obit; Mitchell A. McGuire 1927-2OO7

woodsman1953 — 31 Dec 2007 1:53:42 GMT

Click on attached,,,

Charles McGuire of Vancouver, Seattle area...family?

PatPfremmer — 15 Dec 2007 10:00:12 GMT

Looking for info on Charles McGuire (Maguire?), born probably around 1920, reportedly died in the Portland, Oregon, VA Hospital in the early 1970s. We know Charles was living in the Vancouver, WA area in 1950. I am trying to help a friend with her family tree and we've lost this part of the family!

Looking for Supplemental Marriage Info McGuire Metzner

TerryLinthicum — 11 Nov 2007 9:59:26 GMT

Looking for Supplemental Marriage Info McGuire Metzner

I have been extremely unsuccessful in finding the supplemental marriage information for Theodore McGuire and Mary Metzner. I went through the entire maze of dealing with the County Records Dept including getting a cashiers check only to have them send it back with a copy (a bad one of course) of the marriage license with the information I had already given them.
Marriage License was issued 30 May 1890. The bottom portion of the license has not been completed so it may well be that a "return" never came back.

I assume there must be a compilation of this supplementary information some where and hope someone who gives just a bit more of a damn that the civil servants of Marion County would be able to give me the bottom line on this: Are there any records of the parents of this pair?

McGUIRE, C.A.S., Vancouver, BC, Canada

MaryMollard44 — 5 Dec 2007 12:29:54 GMT

C.A.S. McGuire, b. in Toledo, ON, 28 Sep 1877, m. Hannah Gray 1903 in Montreal. Two children: Veronica Helen, b. 11 Jun 1904 Leeds Co., ON, d. 5 Mar 1990 in QC & Joseph H., d. 22 Oct 1942 in Montreal. Was a member of Sacred Heart Church in Vancouver & (I believe) a retired police officer (Vancouver P.D. ?)

McGUIRE, Joseph F., Montreal, QC

MaryMollard44 — 4 Dec 2007 9:51:48 GMT

Joseph F. McGuire, b. abt. 1906 to C.A.S. McGuire, 1877-1939(in Vancouver, BC)& Hannah Gray, d. 29 Dec 1964 in QC. He died 22 Oct 1942 in Montreal where he had lived his entire life, and is buried in Cote de Neiges Cemetery (Montreal). Any information would be REALLY appreciated. Thanks!

McGuires of Brooklyn, New York

Faith Butt — 14 May 2000 7:21:20 GMT

I am searching for any relatives of the McGuire family in Brooklyn, NY. Edward McGuire born around 1845 married to Margaret ? born around 1853. Son Jack born around 1881 and daughter Anna born around 1887. Anna married John Price born around 1886. According to 1920 census, they lived with John Price at 1214 E. 94th St. Brooklyn, NY. John Price was a clerk in fish retail and Jack McGuire was an electrician. There was a Thomas McGuire in the immediate neighborhood. Any info. on this family would be greatly appreciated.
Faith Ann Butt
jbutt@lynchburg.net

MCGUIRES FROM NEW YORK

jsicari — 24 Nov 2007 6:39:03 GMT

I am trying to find any family of Margaret (Mary) McGuire b. @ 1873 in Ireland. Married to William Reid of Brooklyn, NY.

Trying to find my father's family

JaneOddy — 23 Nov 2007 9:00:57 GMT

Hello

I was born Jane Oddy on 6 August 1971 to a John Anthony McGuire and Barbara Ann McGuire (nee Mell) at St James'Hospital Leeds.

My father died early December 1971 and I am interested in tracing any living relatives of my father as for some reason, we lost touch just after his death.

If you have any information, please email me at joddy25@hotmail.com as I would love to hear from you

Thank you

Jane Oddy (nee McGuire)

McGuire, Peggy Ann (Pennington) (OBIT LA 11-5-2007)

obituary33b — 21 Nov 2007 10:17:10 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 11-5-2007
Deceased: McGuire, Peggy Ann (Pennington) (OBIT LA 11-5-2007)
Age of Deceased: 59
Death date: 10-31-2007
Last Address: West Monroe, LA / Bonneauville, PA
Date of Birth: 8-6-1948
Place of Birth: Elkins, WV

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: Bob
obituary@crosskeysvillage.net

Obituary - McGUIRE, Sally Elizabeth (Hinesman)

figaro1st — 19 Nov 2007 10:23:52 GMT

McGUIRE, Sally Elizabeth (Hinesman) of Dayton went to be with Our Lord and Savior on November 15, 2007 after a lengthy illness. Sally was born in Newnan County, Georgia July 16, 1907. She was a devout member of Tabernacle Baptist Church for many, many decades. Actively served as a Missionary, Sunday school teacher, and National Baptist congress all of her Christian life. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, brother and sisters. She is survived by a loving sister-in-law Rebecca McGuire, devoted nephews Tillman McGuire and Lawrence Lanier, 5 generations of loving nieces, nephews, cousins, and other relatives and friends. Services will be 11:00 am. Tuesday, November 20, 2007 at Tabernacle Baptist Church, 380 South Broadway Street, Reverend Dr. Donald Thompson pastor. Elder Arthur L. McGuire officiating. Internment Greencastle Cemetery. Visitation 9:00 a.m. until time of the service. Family will receive friends one hour prior to services. Arrangements entrusted to Smith Funeral Home 368 South Broadway. Special thanks to Englewood Manor and Hospice of Dayton. Procession will form at the Church.
Published in the Dayton Daily News from 11/18/2007 - 11/19/2007.

MCGUIRE FAMILIES, in Henry County, KY

Vernetta_McGuire — 23 Jun 2002 4:40:12 GMT

Lawrence McGuire, Joseph McGuire, Jesse McGuire, David McGuire, Margaret McGuire/Adams-let's exchange notes on these families and their descendants.

McGuires in Ohio

michaeldmcguire — 1 Nov 2007 7:15:57 GMT

I am looking for anyone descended from any of the following McGuires who were in SAbina Ohio in the 1880s through the early 1900s: Josie, b 1861 - Samuel, b. 1863 - Marion, b.1867 - Franklin, b.1869 or Myrtie, b 1872. I am hoping someone has a trail leading back to Robert,b.approx 1812, who was father to them all with Phebe, b. 1834. I would love to nknow who Robert's parents were.

Michael McGuire 1695-1789 Frederick Co., MD

wallace1986 — 29 Oct 2007 9:20:00 GMT

Numbers on the endnotes look like regular text and are hard to read, but give all the documentation for this report.

Michael McGuire 1695?-1789

Michael McGuire was born about 16951. We have been unable to find immigration records or any indication of his actual birthplace. Wherever he was born we know that Michael was living on the John Lemon farm in Pennsylvania between 1735 and 1737. This farm was located in Adams Co., PA about midway between McSherrystown and Littleton, just west of the Hanover Reservoir. Beginning in 1746, there was a long trial for the murder of John Digges, Jr. The testimonies of this trial are published in both the Maryland2 and the Pennsylvania archives3. According to Chief Justice Allen, Michael McGuire testified in 1752 that ‘17 years ago he had been working on the John Lemon farm and he had worked there for 2 years when Lemon went away and Kitsmiller came.’4 In 1735 this farm would have been under the jurisdiction of Lancaster County, PA. A search of the available records for Lancaster did not turn up any information on Michael McGuire.

Living on the Lemmon farm must have given Michael opportunity to investigate the surrounding lands. On February 29, 1743 Michael Macquire of Baltimore County, Maryland warranted 100 acres of land called “Patience Care”.5 This land was located in the Pipe Creek area near Taneytown in of present day Carroll County. At the time of the warrant, this land was considered part of Baltimore County. Then in 1749 it became Frederick County and in 1837 this area became Carroll County. Michael had this land surveyed on April 2, 17446 and finally patented it on April 28 of the same year.7

At the present time, there are no records for Michael between 1737 and 1743 when he warranted his first piece of land.

Michael was probably married by 1743, because he named his land after his wife Patience Wells. Patience was the daughter of James and Ann Wells of Baltimore County.8 The Wells land was in present day Baltimore County about 30 miles from the location of McGuire land9. The Wells land was about midway between McGuire land and Baltimore. Somehow Michael had to become acquainted with this family in order to meet and marry Patience.

The actual marriage date of this couple is unknown; however, an analysis of the church records might give some indication of a time frame for this marriage. Six of the children of James and Ann Wells are listed in the register of St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Church of Baltimore Co., MD.10 This church was located in Baltimore City. Patience was not listed in the church record along the other children. Neither was her brother Thomas, although his marriage to Elizabeth Howard11 and the birth of their first son who was born in 1737.12 It should be noted that it appears that Thomas was the first Wells to participate in this particular church and then his siblings followed him there. The Wells children are listed on page 28 of the first register of St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Parish.13 The dates of the entries for page 27 range from March 1734 to April 1737. The exception is when families with more than one child are listed. In the one family on this page the first child is listed as September 1729 and the next child as July 1735. On page 28 the dates range from January 1736 to December 1737 with the exception of the multi-child family that is the Wells family. These births range from 1716 to 1729. It should also be noted that the children are out of order in this list. Honor, who was born is 1724 is actually listed after Alexander [1727] and Ann [1729]. On page 29 the dates range from March 1736 to November 1737 with two multi-children families whose dates range from 1733-1736 and 1735 to 1737. The careful study of these pages show that the register births were not recorded when they occurred but rather were recorded when the actual baptisms occurred. There is one entry that might help establish when the actual baptism took place. “Mayberry born August 12, 1735, baptized April 20, 1738 son of Mayberry and Anne Helms.”14 It would appear that the baptisms on these pages were performed late in 1737 or early in 1738. It would also appear that only the children of James and Ann remaining at home were baptized and they were at least teenagers by this time. We might conclude that Patience is out of the house by late 1737 and probably married to Michael McGuire. Her marriage does not show in the St. Paul’s records. Perhaps this is because she married a Catholic. We know Michael was Catholic because he was referred to as a ‘papist’ in some of the rent rolls.15 We shall conclude that Patience and Michael married sometime between 1737 when she was not joining her siblings in being baptized in the Episcopal Church and 1743 when Michael named his land for her.

Except for the rent rolls, we now experience another gap in official records for Michael between the patent on his 100 acres in 1745 and recording of a mark of cattle and hogs in 1753.16 Michael must have had at least some animals on his farm. On September 7, 1754 Michael got a survey on original 100 and also 785 acres.17 It was noted on this survey that only ½ acres of land was cleared. Michael had owned this land for eleven years, but yet had only cleared ½ acre. Why? Were his children too young to help and he too poor to hire anyone? Since he did not register his mark until 1753, maybe he was too poor to even have cattle! Michael got the patent for this land on November 27, 1754.18 Included at the end of the survey was a statement by Henrietta Maria Dulany stating that she had received payment of 39 pounds five shillings from Michael for 785 acres being part of a warrant granted to her on October 15, 1754. This statement was made on November 28, 1754. Michael seems to have at least partially financed this transaction by selling 20 acres of ‘Patients Care’ to John Logsdon on November 20, 1754.19 The rest of the money seems to have come from Basil Dorsey of Anne Arundel Co., MD.20 By March 10, 1761 finances were getting better because John Logsdon sold the same land back to Michael.21 Also Dorsey released “Resurvey of Patience Care” on March 27, 1761.22 This release does not name the amount of money Michael had mortgaged the land for nor how much Michael paid to have it released.

About this time we need to be careful about which Michael McGuire is being referred to in the records. We know from a deed in 176123 that Michael and Patience had a son Michael. This is the first time this Michael shows in the records with clarity. Some records from this time on are clear referring to Michael Sr. or Michael Jr. or linking Michael and Patience or referring to Michael Sr. as a papist. Michael Jr. was literate and so his deeds bear a signature while Michael Sr.’s only bear a mark. However, some of the records have no such indications and it is sometimes hard to distinguish between the two Michaels. There actually appears to be another Michael McGuire living in Baltimore Co. at this time.24

In 1758 Michael McGuire and Richard Wells of Frederick Co., MD are sureties on the William Holmes estate. Honor Holmes was executrix.25 Honor Holmes was the sister of Patience Wells. This seems to be Michael Sr. who would be the brother-in-law of William Holmes as was Richard Wells, Patience’s brother.

The debt books and the deeds of Baltimore and Frederick Co., MD help us in following Michael and his land transactions. We must remember that the debt books were like tax lists. Sometimes, they are referred to as rent rolls. Everyone who owned land in Maryland had to pay a rent or tax to the governor for the privilege of living on the land. Beginning in 1754 Michael was taxed for his share of ‘Patience Care’.26 This first tax was for 100 acres. By 1756 he is being taxed for 885 acres on ‘Resurvey of Patience Care.’
After 1761, a year in which he seems to have straightened out his finances, Michael begins to sell of much of the land he owned. 331 acres went to Joseph Dyer27, 92 acres went to son, John28. This land was later returned to Michael by John in 176629. Fifty two acres went to Michael30, their son and 100 acres went to Peter McMullen of York, PA31. In 1767 Michael Sr. sells another 46 acres to Michael Jr.32 In 1774 Michael sells two tracts of land to Thomas and James McGuire. These deeds do not indicate if these boys are sons or not. Thomas received 190 acres33 and James received 159 acres34. These two tracts were adjoining each other. Finally, Michael sells the rest of his land to Peter Erb in 1788.35 Michael sells the land on which ‘he now lives’ so Erb sells it back to Thomas Durbin who returns it to Erb after the death of Michael.36 Thomas Bond Durbin was the administrator of Michael McGuire’s estate in 1794.37

The children of Michael McGuire and Patience Wells were:
John (?-1801)38
Michael (?-1793)39
Thomas (1749-?)40
James (1749-1819)41
Patience (1751-1823) married Philip White.42
Nicholas (1753-1813)43
Susan (?-?) married John Welsh.44
Ruth (1760-1843)45 married Nicholas Trucks.
Peter (1763-1850)46
Mary (1766-1829)47

1Frederick County, Maryland Judgments, Part I, 1758, pg. 174. In this petition Michael explains that he is sixty odd years old and has a large, young family. He further states that they have just experienced extensive illness and he was not able to pay his taxes.
2 Maryland Archives, Volume 28, pgs., 539ff. Currently online at www.mdarchives.state.md.us
3 Colonial Records of Pennsylvania, Minutes of Provincial Council of Pennsylvania. Harrisburg, PA: Theo. Penn & Co. Vol. 5. pg. 582-597.
4 McPherson, Edward. The Murder of Dudley Digges : 1752. Gettysburg: Times and News Publishing Company, 1941. pg. 42.
5 Maryland Land Patents LG #3 pg. 231 and PT #2 pg. 84, Maryland Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD.
6 Maryland Land Office, Surveys Frederick County, Maryland #3742, Maryland Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD.
7 Maryland Land Patents LG #3 pg. 231 and PT #2 pg. 84, Maryland Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD.
8 Baltimore County, Maryland Register of Wills and Inventories Book 9 pg. 391, Maryland Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD. On November 14 , 1771 Patience Maguire and Thomas Wells are named as next of kin on estate of James Wells.
9 Maryland State Land Office, Liber P.L. No. 6, Folio 288-289.
10 St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Parish, Baltimore City. Register I 1710-1788. Maryland Historical Society, Manuscript Division. Reamy, Bill and Martha. Records of St. Paul’s Parish. Family Line Publications, Westminster, MD, 1988.

11 St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Parish, Baltimore City. Register I 1710-1788. Maryland Historical Society, Manuscript Division. Reamy, Bill and Martha. Records of St. Paul’s Parish. Family Line Publications, Westminster, MD, 1988. pg. 33.
12 St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Parish, Baltimore City. Register I 1710-1788. Maryland Historical Society, Manuscript Division. Reamy, Bill and Martha. Records of St. Paul’s Parish. Family Line Publications, Westminster, MD, 1988. pg. 12.
13 St. Paul’s Protestant Episcopal Parish, Baltimore City. Register I 1710-1788. Maryland Historical Society, Manuscript Division.
14 Reamy, St. Paul’s Parish Registers
15 Frederick Co., MD Debt books 1754-1773. Maryland Hall of Records, Annapolis, MD.
16 Frederick County , MD Land Records Liber E-251.
17 Maryland Land Records Surveys Frederick Co. #3806.
18 Maryland Land patents BC&GS #1 pg. 374 and BC&GS #2 pg. 100.
19 Frederick Co., MD Land Records Liber E-589-590.
20 Frederick Co., MD Land Records Liber F-1286-1287.
21 Frederick Co., MD Land Records Liber F-1259-1260.
22 Frederick Co., MD Land Records Liber F-1286-1287.
23 Frederick Co. , MD Land Records Liber G- 223-224)
24 Baltimore County, MD Land Records, Liber B. No. I 1760.
25 Frederick Co., MD Testamentary Proceedings, Provincial Court Liber 37 pg. 167
26 1754-1769 Michael McGuire is taxed in the Debt Books of Baltimore Co., MD for 100a of 'Patience Care'.
1756, 1759-1761 Michael McGuire taxed in the Debt Books of Frederick Co., MD for 885 a of 'Resurvey of Patience Care'
1762 Michael McGuire, papist taxed in the Debt Book of Frederick Co., MD for 534a of 'Resurvey of Patience Care'
1763 Michael McGuire, papist taxed in the Debt Book of Frederick Co., MD for 290 a of 'Resurvey of Patience Care'
1766 Michael McGuire taxed in the Debt Book of Frederick Co., MD for 290a of 'Patience Care' and 162 a of 'Resurvey of Patience Care'
1768 Michael McGuire taxed in the Debt Book of Frederick Co., MD for 244a of 'Patience Care'
1769-1773 Michael McGuire taxed in the Debt Book of Frederick Co., MD for 336a of 'Patience Care'
27 Frederick Co. , MD Land Records Liber F 1291-1293
28 Frederick Co. , MD Land Records Liber G- 197-198
29 Frederick Co. , MD Land Records Liber K- 747-749
30 Frederick Co. , MD Land Records Liber G- 223-224
31 Frederick Co. , MD Land Records Liber G-225-226
32 Frederick Co. , MD Land Records Liber K-1149-1150
33 Frederick Co., MD land records V pg. 267
34 Frederick Co., MD land records V pg. 253
35 Frederick Co., MD land records WR 8, p. 212
36 Frederick Co., MD land records WR12 pg. 501
37 Frederick Co., MD Inventories 1786-1802 pg. 308
38 Frederick Co., MD Land Records Liber G- 197-198/Jefferson Co., OH will book 1 pg. 7 written Feb. 6, 1801.
39 Frederick Co. , MD Land Records Liber G- 223-224/Family Bible of Michael McGuire of Cambria Co., PA 1766-1882 (Nov. 1748) copies and transcriptions in possession of Brenda Wallace of Beaver Falls, PA 2007.
40 Old family chart [about 1860-1880] passed down in the James and Ruth Brown McGuire family of WV says Thomas was the twin of James. NOTE: This family's researchers had no contact with Cambria researchers until long after the chart had been made. /DNA research has linked the descendents of Thomas of TN to Michael of MD.
41 Richland Co., OH, common Pleas Court Records 1823-1833 quoted in Gateway to the West Vol. II.
42 Souvenir of Loretto Centenary, Kittell, 1899, Swope Bros., Cresson, PA: says in cemetery list: White, Patience (McGuire) b. 1751 d.7/27/1823
43 Kladder Cemetery, Blair Co., PA/Estate records in Blair Co., PA/Nicholas is named by Peter as his brother in an affidavit that Peter McGuire sworn on behalf of Richard Nagle in 1827 in Cambria Co., PA. Richard Nagle pension records.
44 Article quoting Father Tuigg, pastor of St. John's, recorded in American Catholic Historical Society, RECORDS, 1915. Father Tuigg says he received the story of Prince Gallitzin's arrival at Cambria from Mrs. John Burgoon's dau. who married Jacob Sherry. [this must be Elizabeth who married Nicholas Cherry]. He states that John Welsh who married Capt.Michael McGuire's sister went to Baltimore to get a priest in 1795 because Mrs. Burgoon was dying and wanted to convert to the Catholic faith. This is also family tradition. I have been unable to find anything concrete on this connection.
45 Tombstone and obit in Davenport Gazette, Scott Co.,IA/ Internet records on Scott Co., IA site, Davenport Gazette, March 16, 1843.
46 Mountain Sentinel Ebensburg, PA Thursday, 31 Jan 1850 giving age as 87 years./ 1793 February 4 Thomas Bond Durbin's accounting on estate of Michael McGuire, Sen. Peter McGuire and Mary McGuire listed as nearest of Heirs and Greatest Creditors. [Frederick Co., MD Inventories 1786-1802 pg. 308]
47 1793 February 4 Thomas Bond Durbin's accounting on estate of Michael McGuire, Sen. Peter McGuire and Mary McGuire listed as nearest of Heirs and Greatest Creditors. [Frederick Co., MD Inventories 1786-1802 pg. 308]

George Harvey McGuire b 1892

Catherine987 — 17 Oct 2007 1:32:18 GMT

Interested in finding more about George Harvey McGuirre, b 1892 Illinois. He died 1980 in Baltimore MD. Wife's name was Marguerite Gearhardt(?). In 1917 he was living in Elmira NY. An obituary would be wonderful!

Obit; Thomas McGuire

woodsman1953 — 16 Oct 2007 9:56:38 GMT

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John McGuire of Greenup Co. KY-Son or Gr.Son of Lt. James ?

katsfan44 — 11 Oct 2007 7:51:15 GMT

I am a descendant of John McGuire who lived in his later years in Greenup County, Kentucky. His daughter Isabelle "Ibby" McGuire married Hartwell Eastham, whose family was also from Greenup. Isabelle was my ggg-grandmother.

There seems to be two John McGuire's out there that are claimed to be a son of Lt. James McGuire who was a RW soldier killed at the Battle of Blue Licks, who purportedly married Elizabeth Black, and was born in Ireland.

One John McGuire was born 1756, married a Nancy Holden/Holder and had at least 9 children beginning about 1780 or so. Their names were Samuel Wallace, James, John, Rebecca, Ambrose, Elijah, Eugene, Jane, and William.

Another John McGuire was born around 1766, married a woman named Ruth, and had about 10 children beginning 1793, named Susannah, James, Elizabeth, John, Isabelle(mine), Ruth, Mary, Ann, America, and Robert.

Are these two the Same Person, with two sets of children with two wives, or are they two different John McGuires, which means one of them is Not the son of Lt. James, ...or maybe the one who married Ruth is a Grandson? Can anyone shed any light on this?

McGUIRE - Brooklyn (Kings) NY John McGuire & Emma Boyle

tmdev — 25 Nov 2006 2:16:27 GMT

Looking for any information on John McGuire of New York (b 1840s) John MCGUIRE. married Emma BOYLE c.1870

Children of Emma BOYLE and John MCGUIRE are:
i. Margaret MCGUIRE. She married John BODIE.
ii. George MCGUIRE. He married Anna BOHM.
iii. John MCGUIRE. He married Mammie CONDRA.
iv. James MCGUIRE. He married ELLA.
v. Emma MCGUIRE. She married Joseph FLAHERTY.
vi. Cornelius MCGUIRE. He married Josephine MILLER.
vii. Thomas MCGUIRE.
viii. Ella MCGUIRE. She married Benjamin VENTURINI.
ix. Elizabeth MCGUIRE. She married Raymond MCGRATH.
x. William MCGUIRE. He married Vera POWELL.
xi. Hannah MCGUIRE was born 1876. She married Archibald MCBRIDE. He was born 1875 in Brooklyn, N.Y., and died 22 DEC 1910.

McGuires of Boyd and Greenup Counties in Ky.

betree45 — 5 Jan 2003 4:31:37 GMT

I am looking for info on my grandmother. She married Leander Clayton McGuire. I don't have her birth date. I do know she died on Jan.19,1950 in Ashland, Ky. I also am looking for info on my gggrandmother, Causady Blevins McGuire. She married Washington Green McGuire. I have her birth date about 1849 and her death about 1906. Any help would be appreciate. You can e-mail me at jontayso@pacbell.net.

Rev Edward McGuire (1793-1858 VA)

myrawig1 — 4 Oct 2007 1:02:16 GMT

Searching for descendants of the Rev Edward C McGuire (1793 Winchester, Va-1858 Fredericksburg, Va). Minister of St. George’s Episcopal Church in Fredericksburg for 45 years (1813-1858). I am church archivist at St. George’s and all of our parish records for his term as rector were lost during the Civil War. Historians talk of Rev McGuire’s personal diaries in which he listed all Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials. As I’m trying to recreate our parish records, would like to correspond with people who currently hold the diaries and see about making a digital photo copy to assist our church in filling in the gaps in our long history. Will pay for all copying.

Michael McGuire and Margaret Cleary -- Ontario and Grand Forks, North Dakota

KerrickBritz — 29 Dec 2006 8:24:48 GMT

Looking for any information about Michael McGuire/Maguire, born about 1850 in Canada, likely Ontario.

He married Margaret Teresa Cleary, also born about 1850 in Canada, likely Ontario, who I am also doing research on.

They both immigrated to the U.S. and homesteaded in present day North Dakota north of Grand Forks. He applied for naturalization in 1877. Michael and Margaret had at least 6 children: Joseph Lawrence, John "Jack" Michael, Mary "DeeDee" Ona, Clara, Margaret "Henrietta", and my grandmother Ann Francis.

McGuire, Felix

mtnestors — 15 Sep 2007 12:23:02 GMT

Looking for info on Felix McGuire, b. 1817 in Ireland, came to Iowa in 1849 married to Elizabeth.

James McGuire m. Hannah Caskey

TerryLinthicum — 5 Sep 2007 3:19:15 GMT

In the Kentucky Explorer, January, 1997 I find this query by Mrs. Dayton Royse (Elmira McGuire Royce), 1633 Queenstown RD, Oklahoma City, OK 73116, “Who were the parents of James McGuire b. 29 May 1794, KY, d. 4 June 1863, Morgan Co., KY, married 14 Oct 1813 Floyd Co., KY Hannah Caskey, b. 15 Nov. 1795, New York, daughter of Thomas and Lydia (Hopkins) Caskey?”

I have seen this query in other places many times and never an answer. I find this family and descendants living in Morgan Co., KY, Montgomery Co., KY and later in Oklahoma. Although I do not think this family is in my line, I would be happy to share the records I’ve found for them on Ancestry and know the answer to this query to tidy my records up just a bit.

Thank you,

Terry L. Linthicum

Charlotte McGuire m. John Roland, Marion Co., Indiana 7-21-1836

ladyames_1 — 10 Sep 2007 3:11:02 GMT

Looking for any information on Charlotte McGuire and her family who married John Roland, son of Abraham Roland and Elizabeth Huffman. She was born about 1818 in Indiana and died between 1853-56, most likely before the family moved to Keokuk County, Iowa (appear on the 1856 Iowa State Census then).

Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Marianne Spencer
Indianapolis, Indiana

McGuire's, SE Ohio decendants of James and Sampson

trudymcguire76 — 8 Sep 2007 8:33:14 GMT

Emigrated from Ireland about 1850, may have briefly lived in Pa. and settled in Tappan Ohio (now non-existant) and some decendents are perhaps now living in Bowerston or other areas in Harrison or Monroe Counties. Interestingly, they were Protestant. Appreciate any help. Trudy McGuire

Simon / Vlahovich / McGuire / Ohio

Charleenthomas — 30 Jul 2006 1:31:55 GMT

I have done more research and have found the records of my grandfather, grandmother, and uncle.
My grandfather is:

William Martin Vlahovich (b)5/28/1894 (d) 4/20/1964
married
Theresa Ann Strleker Simon
(possiably Tereria Anne) (b)10/28/1892 (d)10/30/1978

My uncle (from Theresa's first marriage to Steve John Simon (d) 03/16/1939) is
Emil Stephen Simon (b)01/08/1914 (d)02/07/1990.

Emil married Dora E. McGuire in 1938 until her death in 1971 (October). Remarried to Mary Katherine McGuire in 1972. (Yes that was his sister in law--laugh). At the time of this obituary in 1990 I had a cousin Jim L McGuire of Uhrichsville, Ohio (?) and Bonnie L. McGuire of Cartersville, GA.

William, Theresa, Steve, Emil, Dora and Mary Katherine are all of Ohio. Steve, Emil, Dora, and Mary Katherine are all buried together at St Marys cemetary in Dennison, Ohio.

My father is Rudolf William Vlahovich who is still alive. He has four children who all live in Florida.
(William Martin, Debra Ann, Michelle Lynn, Charleen Jo)
I am looking for aunts, uncles, cousins someone who might be related to me as I have had very little contact with my fathers side of the family and I would like to change that. I live in St. Augustine, Florida.
Please contact me at charleenthomas@aol.com

John J. McGuire/Plainville, CT-Spouse Mary E. Brock

eileenltravers — 8 Aug 2007 12:23:21 GMT

Looking for information on John J. McGuire born abt 1845 Ireland. Lived in Plainville/New Britain area of CT. Children were Margaret, Francis, John, Mary, Annie, Catherine. Thank you.

GORDON / KENDALL RESEARCH

Estelle — 9 Jul 2006 6:10:27 GMT

I am looking for KATY TINDALL to contact me regarding her GORDON / KENDALL research. Ihave information I am williing to share.