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Note: (Research):1759 TITHE, Zachariah McGuire's name is found on the Cumberland County, Virginia Tithable List. 1 Tithable. Vol. 3, p. 31 Source: p. 12, Cumberland County, Virginia Tithable Lists for 1759, by Patti Sue McCrary, Westminster, Md. : Heritage Books, 2007. Repository: the Library of Virginia, Richmond, VA. This was the same district that David Thompson was found in.
McGuire's who are of Henry County, Virginia according to tax lists for 1782 are Allegonia (Allegheny) and Zachariah. Source: Virginia Tax Payers, 1782-1787 Other Than Those Published by the United States Census Bureau, by Augusta B. Fothergill and John Mark Naugle, 1940 These McGuire's were living adjacent to Shearod Thompson's farm.
1782 Henry County, Virginia, Personal Property Tax List, p. 16 To Whom Belonging: Zachariah McGuire White Tythes: 1 Negro: 0 Horses: 0 Cattle: 4 Amount of Taxes: 0.11.0
1782 Henry County, Virginia, Personal Property Tax List, p. 16 To Whom Belonging: Allegonia McGuire White Tythes: 1 Negro: 0 Horses: 2 Cattle: 3 Amount of Taxes: 0.14.9
1783 Henry County, Virginia, Personal Property Tax List, p. 46 By Whom Taken: Hill To Whom Belong: Allegany McGuire Number of Tythes: 1 Number of Tythes Over 21: 1 Slaves Over 16: 0 Slaves Under 16: 0 Horses: 2 Cattle: 2 <?> Horses: Amount Tax: 0.14.6
Zacheriah McGuire died in 1788. Names are spelled as they appear in the records. He left no will, so the court appointed appraisers, not related, to make an inventory of the deceased's estate. Reference ABSTRACTS OF DEED BOOKS III & IV OF HENRY COUNTY, VIRGINIA, Lela C. Adams, Compiler, page 74: 14 May 1788. Bond. Lewis Davis & John Cox, with Lewis Davis appointed as administrator of the estate of Zackeriah McGuire, deceased, shall make a true inventory of the estate. Reference HENRY COUNTY VIRGINIA WILL ABSTRACTS, VOL. I & II, 1777-1820, Lela C. Adams, Compiler, page 23: Inv. & Appr. estate of Zacheriah McGuire, 25 October 1788. Returned 8 Dec. 1788 by John Alexander, W. Pace and Daniel Reamy. Furniture, cow, calf, yearling. Value 8 lbs., 6 shillings.
An Anderson McGuire is listed as being a soldier who marched to Guilford Courthouse, North Carolina in 1781 with Capt. Swinfield Hill's Company. He was of Henry County, Virginia. Of course we know that William and Sherrod Thompson also served in Capt. Hills Company. 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 these are probably one and the same individual. Elbert County is where Jesse W. Thompson married Permelia. This could be Permelia's father. Allegheny McGuire's Depositon for his Revolutionary War Pension Application states that he was born August 6, 1757 in Willis Creek, Cumberland County, Virginia and that his father moved to Henry County, Virginia and then later to Elbert County, Georgia.
Anderson McGuire, of Elbert Co., Georgia drew land in the October 30, 1825 Cherokee Land Lottery. He was a revolutionary Soldier. Source: p. 290, McCall, Mrs. Howard H. Roster of Revolutionary Soldiers in Georgia. Vol. III. Baltimore, MD, USA: Genealogical Publishing Co., 2004.
Thompson McWire (McGuire) is found in the county records for Jackson and Elbert, but never appears on a U.S. Census for those counties.
Ancestry.com contributors give Thompson McWire's birth date and place as between 1760 and 1770 in Cumberland County, Virginia or South Carolina and his death was after 1840 in Campbell County, Georgia. He married Frances Tyner. Children of this marriage are listed as David, Martha, Riley Lee, Elisa and Frederick. His father is given as Zachariah.
Thompson McGuire's name is found in the Elbert County, Georgia Deed Book A, 1789-1792. He was a grantee.
1799/01/12 SHERIFF'S SALE At Elbert the court-house On the first Tuesday in March next, WILL BE SOLD 185 acres of land lying in Elbert county, on Coldwater creek, more or less, it being the place where THOMPSON MCGUIRE FORMERLY lived, not (sic now??) in the possession of WM. MCGUIRE and F. MCGUIRE, joining Thos. Dooley and Jonathan Phair; taken as the property of THOMPSON MCGUIRE at the suits of Leroy Pope, John Greenwood and others.
1799/05/11 SHERIFF'S SALE On the first Tuesday in June next, at the court-house in Elbert county, WILL BE SOLD the following tracts of land, viz.66 2-3 acres of land, it being the third part of a 200 acre tract that Wm. Elliott now lives on, Thos. Ewin and Daniel Orr; taken at the property of James Elliett, return by Daniel Orr, constable. Also, 200 acres as the property of Samuel Baker; 200 acres as the property of THOMPSON and FREDERICK MCGUIRE; taken to satisfy sundry executions, and returned by James Alexander, constable.
1807 Deed Book "T" Franklin page 199-200., JONATHAN PARR of Jackson County to Thompson McGuire of "said state and county". $600.00. Conveys 400 acres on fork of Bluestone Creek, being part of 3000 acres claimed by Lewis Sewell and deeded by him to said Parr. Wits: Sherod Thompson, David McCurdy J.P 1807 September 11 page 200.,. Thompson McGuire of Jackson Co. Ga., to Thomas Bailey of York District S.C. $600.00 Conveys the 400-acre tract.Witnesses: William Cleghorn and John Jinkins J.P.Recorded August 5, 1811.
He appears on the 1808 list of tax defaulters for Jackson County and was living in Captain David H. McCleskey's District. A David and Frederick McWire were also listed as defaulters; his sons would have been too young to be listed in 1808, so they may be his siblings.
Thompson McWire (McGuire, Magwire) is listed as party to several indentures in Elbert County, one of which involved Sherod Thompson.
Regarding Thompson McGuire He was in Hall Co. GA in 1820 but shows up on a defaulters list in 1822-24 which could mean 1. he was delinquent or 2. He had left the area?? (note in the following it says where he formerly lived)
By 1830 Thompson McGuire is in Campbell County...
1820 Hall Co., GA census 1822 Tax defaulters list of Hall Co., GA 1824 Tax defaulters list of Hall Co., GA Thompson McGuire, soldier 1827 Won a land lot, in the GA land lottery, for being a War of 1812 veteran 1830 Campbell Co. census pp 202
A Thompson MacWeir is listed on the 1830 U.S. Census report for Campbell County, Georgia.
1854, Thomas McGuire purchased the Thompson homestead in Jackson County, Georgia from Jesse W. Thompson. Thomas was living in Cobb County at that time.
Several other families present possibilities but all appear to be related to each other in some way.... _________________________________ ALLEGHANEY McGUIRE : residing in Wilkes County, GA 1787 Page 159--McDONALD, HUGH and wife Helen to Moses Hunt, 200 acres on Rocky branch of Coldwater creek, adj. Allegany McGuire. Oct. 1, 1787. John Teasley, James Hunt, Test. 1790 Allegany McGuire is residing in Elbert County, GA Alleghaney (various spellings) said to have been born 06 Aug 1757 seems older than Thompson and Frederick.. maybe even old enough to be a parent ???
Allegania McGuire posted a marriage bond to Sarah Holliday on June 27, 1782 in Henry County, Virginia. Source: p. 327, A history of Henry County, Virginia : with biographical sketches of its most prominent citizens and genealogical histories of half a hundred of its oldest families, unknown: unknown, 1925,
_________________________________ An Absalom B. McGuire is found on early tax lists in Jackson County, Georgia. It is very interesting to note that IGI Individual Record on the LDS website shows that he was born about 1786 in Georgia and died in Thomas County, Georgia March 1854. I could not find any record of his burial location in Craigmiles, Survey of Thomas County, Georgia Cemeteries to confirm that information. _________________________________ THEN THERE IS TIMOTHY MCGUIRE: 1786 Page 34--LANDERS, ABRAHAM and wife Martha of Greene Co. to Timothy McGuire of Wilkes Co. 250 acres adj. John Burk, orig. grant 1786 to said Landers. July 6, 1786. Thos. Carson, Thos. Bell, W. Porter, Test.
1797/03/11 NOTICE: That on the expiration of nine months from the date hereof, we shall make application of the Interior court for the county of Oglethorpe, in terms of the act made and provided, for an order of sale of all the real estate or lands belonging to TIMOTHY MCGUIRE deceased, in the aforesaid, and for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said deceased. Jas Rutledge, JOHN MCGUIRE Adm'rs. August 27, 1796
1797/10/28 Agreeable to an order of the honorable the Interior Court of the county of Oglethorpe WILL BE SOLD, on the first Tuesday in January next, at the courthouse of said county, between the hours of ten and two o'clock the following tracts of land, the property of TIMOTHY MCGUIRE deceased, viz. Two tracts of land, each containing, 250 acres on Ogechee, adjoining lands of Jesse Lacy and Wm. Perkins, with good improvements on each; the land is very good for tabacco and other produce. Condition of sale. . . credit for 12 months, giving notes of 25 dollars and approved security. James Rutledge, Adm'r October 23, 1797 _____________________ In the 1820 Census in Jackson Co., GA, there is a FREDERICK MCWIRE and it states that he was born 1775 and he had 3 girls and 2 boys one being born 1810 to 1820 and the other 1804 to 1810. (He also had 1 free "colored" man, and 7 slaves). Now in 1850 the younger Thompson McWire is in the Greene Co., GA Census and his wife is Mary and he state they were 43 years old, which fits in very well with Frederick's son born between 1804 to 1810. This younger Thompson McWire's dies about 1867. Then in 1850 he is the executor of Frederick McWire. Thompson (the younger) has to be Frederick McGuire's son, and this Frederick would appear to be the brother of Thompson McGuire.
1799/05/11 Sheriff's Sale on the first Tuesday in June next, at the court house in Elbert County, will be sold the following tracts of land, viz 66 2/3 acres of land, it being the third part of a 200 acre tract that Wm. Elkliott now lives on, Thos. Ewin and Daniel Orr; taken at the porperty of James Elliett, return by Daniel Orr, constable. Also, 200 acres as the porperty of Samuel Baker; 200 acres as the property of THOMPSON and FREDERICK McGUIRE; taken as the property of Jocob Dier, and returned by Thomas Aconia, Constable A List of Defaulters in Gwinnett County Guddis's District: Frederick M'Guire (no date) ______________________________ Early Marriages in Jackson County, Georgia Samuel McGuire to Roxana Hall, December 24, 1822 Thursay McGuire to Selvado Thompson, November 12 1823 Shelton McGuire to Betsy Ivy, December 23, 1825 Thompson McGuire to Mary Cash, September 10, 1830
Georgia Know all men by these presents that we Absolom Bill McGuire & Joseph Thompson are held & firmly bound unto the court of ordinary & for the county aforesaid in the sum of eight hundred dollars. But to be void in <canc> the said Absolum B. McGuire Shall do & perform the duties encumbent on him as guardian form John McGuire & Thursa McGuire orphans of John McGuire dcd. Witnefs our hands & seals this 2nd day of July 1822 Inst Adw Adams clk AB McGuire Jos Thompson Recorded 25th Feby 1832 Edw Adams clk Source: Jackson County, Georgia Letters of Administration and Guardianship, 1818-1843, Family History Library, Church of the Latter-Day Saints, microfilmed Roll Number 0,325,665.
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