Fourth son of John MAGUIRE (born 1693), of County Cavan, by his wife Martha BUCK; grandson of Bryan McConagher MAGUIRE, a retired Jacobite Officer (Seige of Crom Castle, 1689) later of Clara, near Redhills, County Cavan, by his Protestant wife Mary LLOYD; sib to Matthew, John, William and Martha.
Probably of Ballyhaise, Parish of Castleterra, County Cavan, 1759; held the lease of a farm at Mullalougher, County Cavan, from Colonel Thomas NEWBURGH of Ballyhaise; went to Dublin in 1777, at the urging of Martha, wife of William CRADOCK (Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin), widow of Colonel Thomas NEWBURGH of Ballyhaise, and daughter of Henry CARY of Dungiven, County Londonderry, and who had a "particular liking" for Letitia MAGUIRE alias PHAYRE.
Thomas was appointed Sexton of St Patrick's Cathedral, in the room of Fergus GIBBONS, 21 March 1779, and while William CRADDOCK was Dean.
Thomas was married at Ballyhaise, 6 April 1763, to Letitia PHAIR, of Kilmore, County Cavan.
Their other issue, not yet identified in any memorial on this web-site, included:
1. Martha MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, County Cavan, 13 July 1765; she was married at St Audoen's, Dublin, 27 May 1783, to Thomas BUCK, possibly her relation; they went to America, 23 April 1828, and probably settled in Canada West (Ontario).
2. Jean MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 18 November 1766; she died young.
3. John MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 28 July 1768; he died young.
4. John (II) MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 20 May 1774; he emigrated to America, March 1795; probably settled in Grenville County, Canada West (later Ontario).
5. William MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 20 May 1777; he died in 1777.
Probably of Ballyhaise, Parish of Castleterra, County Cavan, 1759; held the lease of a farm at Mullalougher, County Cavan, from Colonel Thomas NEWBURGH of Ballyhaise; went to Dublin in 1777, at the urging of Martha, wife of William CRADOCK (Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin), widow of Colonel Thomas NEWBURGH of Ballyhaise, and daughter of Henry CARY of Dungiven, County Londonderry, and who had a "particular liking" for Letitia MAGUIRE alias PHAYRE.
Thomas was appointed Sexton of St Patrick's Cathedral, in the room of Fergus GIBBONS, 21 March 1779, and while William CRADDOCK was Dean.
Thomas was married at Ballyhaise, 6 April 1763, to Letitia PHAIR, of Kilmore, County Cavan.
Their other issue, not yet identified in any memorial on this web-site, included:
1. Martha MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, County Cavan, 13 July 1765; she was married at St Audoen's, Dublin, 27 May 1783, to Thomas BUCK, possibly her relation; they went to America, 23 April 1828, and probably settled in Canada West (Ontario).
2. Jean MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 18 November 1766; she died young.
3. John MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 28 July 1768; he died young.
4. John (II) MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 20 May 1774; he emigrated to America, March 1795; probably settled in Grenville County, Canada West (later Ontario).
5. William MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 20 May 1777; he died in 1777.
Fourth son of John MAGUIRE (born 1693), of County Cavan, by his wife Martha BUCK; grandson of Bryan McConagher MAGUIRE, a retired Jacobite Officer (Seige of Crom Castle, 1689) later of Clara, near Redhills, County Cavan, by his Protestant wife Mary LLOYD; sib to Matthew, John, William and Martha.
Probably of Ballyhaise, Parish of Castleterra, County Cavan, 1759; held the lease of a farm at Mullalougher, County Cavan, from Colonel Thomas NEWBURGH of Ballyhaise; went to Dublin in 1777, at the urging of Martha, wife of William CRADOCK (Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin), widow of Colonel Thomas NEWBURGH of Ballyhaise, and daughter of Henry CARY of Dungiven, County Londonderry, and who had a "particular liking" for Letitia MAGUIRE alias PHAYRE.
Thomas was appointed Sexton of St Patrick's Cathedral, in the room of Fergus GIBBONS, 21 March 1779, and while William CRADDOCK was Dean.
Thomas was married at Ballyhaise, 6 April 1763, to Letitia PHAIR, of Kilmore, County Cavan.
Their other issue, not yet identified in any memorial on this web-site, included:
1. Martha MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, County Cavan, 13 July 1765; she was married at St Audoen's, Dublin, 27 May 1783, to Thomas BUCK, possibly her relation; they went to America, 23 April 1828, and probably settled in Canada West (Ontario).
2. Jean MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 18 November 1766; she died young.
3. John MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 28 July 1768; he died young.
4. John (II) MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 20 May 1774; he emigrated to America, March 1795; probably settled in Grenville County, Canada West (later Ontario).
5. William MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 20 May 1777; he died in 1777.
Probably of Ballyhaise, Parish of Castleterra, County Cavan, 1759; held the lease of a farm at Mullalougher, County Cavan, from Colonel Thomas NEWBURGH of Ballyhaise; went to Dublin in 1777, at the urging of Martha, wife of William CRADOCK (Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin), widow of Colonel Thomas NEWBURGH of Ballyhaise, and daughter of Henry CARY of Dungiven, County Londonderry, and who had a "particular liking" for Letitia MAGUIRE alias PHAYRE.
Thomas was appointed Sexton of St Patrick's Cathedral, in the room of Fergus GIBBONS, 21 March 1779, and while William CRADDOCK was Dean.
Thomas was married at Ballyhaise, 6 April 1763, to Letitia PHAIR, of Kilmore, County Cavan.
Their other issue, not yet identified in any memorial on this web-site, included:
1. Martha MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, County Cavan, 13 July 1765; she was married at St Audoen's, Dublin, 27 May 1783, to Thomas BUCK, possibly her relation; they went to America, 23 April 1828, and probably settled in Canada West (Ontario).
2. Jean MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 18 November 1766; she died young.
3. John MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 28 July 1768; he died young.
4. John (II) MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 20 May 1774; he emigrated to America, March 1795; probably settled in Grenville County, Canada West (later Ontario).
5. William MAGUIRE, born at Mullalougher, 20 May 1777; he died in 1777.
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