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Note: Originally from Ireland, The McGuires eventuall migrated from Maryland by way of Conewago, a staunch Catholic settlement located just over the border into Pennsylvania, then settled in Huntington County, Pennsylvania. The McGuires were in the same area all the time and did not migrate much once the settled in Allegheny Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania but the boundries of the counties changed; Cambria was formed from parts of Somerset, Blair, and Bedford Counties. Carroll Co. circuit court Land Survey, Subdivision, and Condominium plats MSA S1585: (Patents, CR Tract Index) Index by reference. Reference: Patent record BC and GS 16, pg. 321. Year: 1760 Description: Weavers Lott, 40 acres, patent Developer/Owner: McGuire Andrew. McGuire, Andrew, Associator in Dec. 1775 Ref E - 171, (Md. hist mag "journal of observation of the Middle District of Fred. Co. Sept. 12, 1775 - Oct. 24, 1776 Vol. X1 pp 11 - 66, 158 - 175, 237 - 260, V xx11 pp 10 - 21, 302- 321 Balt. His. Soc.). Joror to oath of allegiance in 1778 (ref C-27, 9000 Men who took the Oath of Allegiance and Fidelity to Md. during the Revolution V 1 found at Lutherville, Md. Privately compiled by Bettie Carothers 1978) One Andrew McGuire died testate in 1784 leaving children Jane, Cornelius, James, Lydia and Sarah (ref M-6:121. Western Md. Gene V 6 pg 121). (Revolutionary Patriotsof Frederick Co. Md. 1775-83 by Henry C. Peden Jr). 1760 Sept. 17 Andrew Mcguire gets survey on 40 a called "Weavers Lott' (Maryland Office, Surveys Frederick Co. # 5035). 1760 Sept. 20 Andrew McGuire of Frederick Co. Md. patents 40 a called "Weavers Lott" Warrant on Mar. 24, 1760. Survey returned Sept. 14, 1760 (Land Patents BC&GS # 16 pg 321). 1763 Andrew McGuire taxed in Debt book of Frederick Co. Md. for 40 a of "Weavers Lott". 1766 Andrew McGuire taxed in Debt book of Frederick Co. Md. for 40 a of "Weavers Lott". 1768-1773 Andrew Mcguire taxed in Debt book of Frederick Co. Md. 40 a of "Weavers Lott". Dec. 12, 1769 Andrew McGuire and Peter McMullen were sureties for a Patrick or Judah Burk. One of these was the dec. and one was the administrator but i couldn't tell which was which (Testementary Proceedings, Provincial Court Liber 43 pg 451).
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