(Her 1st husband was a Mr. Stevens, or Stephens. See her 2nd husband's page for earlier censuses)
June 1, 1900 census. McGUIRE household.
Hamlin Twp., Brown Co., KS
Charles, head, b.June 1875, 24, marr0yrs, b.KS, dad b.NY, mom b.KY, farmer.
Margurite, wife, b.Oct 1875, 24, marr0yrs, no children, b.MO, dad b.IN, mom b.OH.
Catherine, mother, b.(Jan or Jun) 1832, 68, wd, mother of 10, 6 living, b.NY, parents b.NY.
McGuire.
Mrs. McGuire died Saturday, after an illness of several weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mongold, in Hamlin. Rev. Duke McFaden preached the funeral sermon at Bethany Sunday afternoon. Five daughters and one son survive the deceased, Mrs. Bingham[sic], Mrs. Mongold, Mrs. C. Parter[sic], Mrs. Milton Berkley and Charles McGuire.
Mr. McGuire died several years ago.
For the funeral the church was beautifully trimmed and draped in black and white, with many potted plants and cut flowers, the work of Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. G. Berkley, Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Maurice Berkley.
Those who sang were: Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Maurice Berkley, E. Shelton, W. Stapleton, C. Jones, J. J. Tucker and R. C. Berkley.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS), Fri, July 8, 1904.
June 1, 1900 census. McGUIRE household.
Hamlin Twp., Brown Co., KS
Charles, head, b.June 1875, 24, marr0yrs, b.KS, dad b.NY, mom b.KY, farmer.
Margurite, wife, b.Oct 1875, 24, marr0yrs, no children, b.MO, dad b.IN, mom b.OH.
Catherine, mother, b.(Jan or Jun) 1832, 68, wd, mother of 10, 6 living, b.NY, parents b.NY.
McGuire.
Mrs. McGuire died Saturday, after an illness of several weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mongold, in Hamlin. Rev. Duke McFaden preached the funeral sermon at Bethany Sunday afternoon. Five daughters and one son survive the deceased, Mrs. Bingham[sic], Mrs. Mongold, Mrs. C. Parter[sic], Mrs. Milton Berkley and Charles McGuire.
Mr. McGuire died several years ago.
For the funeral the church was beautifully trimmed and draped in black and white, with many potted plants and cut flowers, the work of Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. G. Berkley, Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Maurice Berkley.
Those who sang were: Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Maurice Berkley, E. Shelton, W. Stapleton, C. Jones, J. J. Tucker and R. C. Berkley.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS), Fri, July 8, 1904.
(Her 1st husband was a Mr. Stevens, or Stephens. See her 2nd husband's page for earlier censuses)
June 1, 1900 census. McGUIRE household.
Hamlin Twp., Brown Co., KS
Charles, head, b.June 1875, 24, marr0yrs, b.KS, dad b.NY, mom b.KY, farmer.
Margurite, wife, b.Oct 1875, 24, marr0yrs, no children, b.MO, dad b.IN, mom b.OH.
Catherine, mother, b.(Jan or Jun) 1832, 68, wd, mother of 10, 6 living, b.NY, parents b.NY.
McGuire.
Mrs. McGuire died Saturday, after an illness of several weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mongold, in Hamlin. Rev. Duke McFaden preached the funeral sermon at Bethany Sunday afternoon. Five daughters and one son survive the deceased, Mrs. Bingham[sic], Mrs. Mongold, Mrs. C. Parter[sic], Mrs. Milton Berkley and Charles McGuire.
Mr. McGuire died several years ago.
For the funeral the church was beautifully trimmed and draped in black and white, with many potted plants and cut flowers, the work of Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. G. Berkley, Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Maurice Berkley.
Those who sang were: Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Maurice Berkley, E. Shelton, W. Stapleton, C. Jones, J. J. Tucker and R. C. Berkley.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS), Fri, July 8, 1904.
June 1, 1900 census. McGUIRE household.
Hamlin Twp., Brown Co., KS
Charles, head, b.June 1875, 24, marr0yrs, b.KS, dad b.NY, mom b.KY, farmer.
Margurite, wife, b.Oct 1875, 24, marr0yrs, no children, b.MO, dad b.IN, mom b.OH.
Catherine, mother, b.(Jan or Jun) 1832, 68, wd, mother of 10, 6 living, b.NY, parents b.NY.
McGuire.
Mrs. McGuire died Saturday, after an illness of several weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mongold, in Hamlin. Rev. Duke McFaden preached the funeral sermon at Bethany Sunday afternoon. Five daughters and one son survive the deceased, Mrs. Bingham[sic], Mrs. Mongold, Mrs. C. Parter[sic], Mrs. Milton Berkley and Charles McGuire.
Mr. McGuire died several years ago.
For the funeral the church was beautifully trimmed and draped in black and white, with many potted plants and cut flowers, the work of Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. G. Berkley, Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Maurice Berkley.
Those who sang were: Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Maurice Berkley, E. Shelton, W. Stapleton, C. Jones, J. J. Tucker and R. C. Berkley.
—The Brown County World (Hiawatha, KS), Fri, July 8, 1904.
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