Lexington Herald
Lexington, KY
Tuesday, May 21, 1907
MRS. HELEN M. M'GUIRE
The remains of Mrs Helen M McGuire, who died here Monday morning, will be taken to Beattyville, Ky., via the Interurban to Versailles and the L & A, where the burial will take place Wednesday afternoon in the family cemetery. Mrs McGuire had been an invalid here for some time, having suffered from a broken hip. She was accompanied home by her two sons, W T & Monroe McGuire. She was the sister of Major E B Treadway, of Booneville, Ky., who was a lieutenant in the Mexican war and a major in the civil war and also a member of the general assembly.
Mrs McGuire was sixty-five years of age and is survived by her husband, Mr A B McGuire, who fifty years ago was associated commercially with the business interests of Lexington: seven sons and one daughter. The family of McGuires have always occupied a high position in the advancement of education and commercial betterment in their county and district.
Lexington, KY
Tuesday, May 21, 1907
MRS. HELEN M. M'GUIRE
The remains of Mrs Helen M McGuire, who died here Monday morning, will be taken to Beattyville, Ky., via the Interurban to Versailles and the L & A, where the burial will take place Wednesday afternoon in the family cemetery. Mrs McGuire had been an invalid here for some time, having suffered from a broken hip. She was accompanied home by her two sons, W T & Monroe McGuire. She was the sister of Major E B Treadway, of Booneville, Ky., who was a lieutenant in the Mexican war and a major in the civil war and also a member of the general assembly.
Mrs McGuire was sixty-five years of age and is survived by her husband, Mr A B McGuire, who fifty years ago was associated commercially with the business interests of Lexington: seven sons and one daughter. The family of McGuires have always occupied a high position in the advancement of education and commercial betterment in their county and district.
Lexington Herald
Lexington, KY
Tuesday, May 21, 1907
MRS. HELEN M. M'GUIRE
The remains of Mrs Helen M McGuire, who died here Monday morning, will be taken to Beattyville, Ky., via the Interurban to Versailles and the L & A, where the burial will take place Wednesday afternoon in the family cemetery. Mrs McGuire had been an invalid here for some time, having suffered from a broken hip. She was accompanied home by her two sons, W T & Monroe McGuire. She was the sister of Major E B Treadway, of Booneville, Ky., who was a lieutenant in the Mexican war and a major in the civil war and also a member of the general assembly.
Mrs McGuire was sixty-five years of age and is survived by her husband, Mr A B McGuire, who fifty years ago was associated commercially with the business interests of Lexington: seven sons and one daughter. The family of McGuires have always occupied a high position in the advancement of education and commercial betterment in their county and district.
Lexington, KY
Tuesday, May 21, 1907
MRS. HELEN M. M'GUIRE
The remains of Mrs Helen M McGuire, who died here Monday morning, will be taken to Beattyville, Ky., via the Interurban to Versailles and the L & A, where the burial will take place Wednesday afternoon in the family cemetery. Mrs McGuire had been an invalid here for some time, having suffered from a broken hip. She was accompanied home by her two sons, W T & Monroe McGuire. She was the sister of Major E B Treadway, of Booneville, Ky., who was a lieutenant in the Mexican war and a major in the civil war and also a member of the general assembly.
Mrs McGuire was sixty-five years of age and is survived by her husband, Mr A B McGuire, who fifty years ago was associated commercially with the business interests of Lexington: seven sons and one daughter. The family of McGuires have always occupied a high position in the advancement of education and commercial betterment in their county and district.
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