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Note: (Research):1790 TAX: name is found on p. 10, Henry county, Virginia personal property tax list A. He made one white tythe and was taxed on one horse.
Anderson McGuire and William Thompson were in Swinfield Hill's Company of Virginia militia and marched to the assistance of General Nathaniel Greene at Guilford Courthouse in North Carolina. The names were found on an original Muster Roll in Colonel Penn's handwriting. This Muster Roll is in the possession of Mr. John Penn, of Martinsville, Virginia. Source: p. 75, Pedigo, Virginia G., �i�History of Patrick and Henry Counties, Virginia�/i�, Roanoke, Va.: Stone Printing and Manufacturing Co., 1933, 430 pgs.
Of course we know that Sherrod Thompson also served in Capt. Swinfield Hill's Company and I believe that William Thompson was his brother.
An Anderson McGuire is found in Elbert Co., Georgia in 1820 and 1830. There are scarce few Anderson McGuire's enumerated during these years on the U.S. Census Record and this is probably one and the same individual. Elbert County is where Jesse W. Thompson married Permelia. Anderson is conjectured, but not proven, to be Permelia's father.
On the 1820 United States Federal Census Record for Elbert County, Georgia, Anderson had one daughter enumerated that was between 16 and 25 years of age. Permelia was born about 1804.
Anderson McGuire, of Elbert Co., Georgia drew land in the October 30, 1825 Cherokee Land Lottery. He was a Revolutionary War Soldier. Source: p. 290, McCall, Mrs. Howard H. Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers in Georgia. Vol. III. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004.
1831: Satterwhite, Francis - Page 97 - Est. James Satterwhite, Admr, with will annexed. Returns show receipts of Anderson and Elizabeth McGuire for pay for taking care of the widow Eliz. Satterwhite 1831. Page 229 - Receipts as above for 1831-1832 and paid Benj. Smith Feb. 5, 1833 for draws for Elizabeth, widow in the land and Gold Lotteries. Source: p. 130, Historical Collections of the Georgia Chapters, Daughters of the American Revolution, Volume III, Records of Elbert County, Georgia. Abstracted and compiled 1929 by Grace Gillam Davidson (Mrs. John Lee). Stein Printing Company:Atlanta, Georgia, 1930.
No children are enumerated in his household on the 1830 U.S. Census for Elbert County, Georgia.
A search of the Elbert County, Georgia probate records did not produce any records pertaining to Anderson's death which is estimated to be between 1831 and 1840.
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