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SOURCE:
1900 U.S. Federal Census -
Tom Green County, Texas:
D. D. McGuirt May 1853 N.C.
Mary (wife) Sept 1859 MS
Arthur (son) March 1878 Texas
HARVEY (son) Sept 1881 Texas
Kattie (daughter) Aug 1884 Tx
Fannie (daughter) July 1887 Tx
Jesse (son) June 1890 Texas
George (son) August 1893 Texas
From the Texas Spur newspaper March 3, 1911:
"H. M. McGuirt died Saturday morning at 4 o'clock and the remains were interred Sunday in the Spur cemetery, a large number of friends being present to pay the last tribute to the deceased. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Berryman at the family home.
H. M. McGuirt conducted a tailoring business in Spur during the past year and during the time made many friends in both business and social circles, and his death at this time was unexpected, he having suffered only two or three days of locked bowels. An operation was performed but was too late to be of benefit. He leaves a wife and one child and other relatives to whom we extend sincere condolence in this bereavement.
Mr. McGuirt was only twenty-eight years of age and his death is another evidence of the uncertainty of this life. Yesterday he was enjoying health and the associations of life, little thinking with the morrow a summons would come from the unknown beyond, and whatever that future may be the wise man will be prepared to meet the end and so live that the future will be of the brightest."
Contributor: Mark Gregorich (48958501)
SOURCE:
1900 U.S. Federal Census -
Tom Green County, Texas:
D. D. McGuirt May 1853 N.C.
Mary (wife) Sept 1859 MS
Arthur (son) March 1878 Texas
HARVEY (son) Sept 1881 Texas
Kattie (daughter) Aug 1884 Tx
Fannie (daughter) July 1887 Tx
Jesse (son) June 1890 Texas
George (son) August 1893 Texas
From the Texas Spur newspaper March 3, 1911:
"H. M. McGuirt died Saturday morning at 4 o'clock and the remains were interred Sunday in the Spur cemetery, a large number of friends being present to pay the last tribute to the deceased. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Berryman at the family home.
H. M. McGuirt conducted a tailoring business in Spur during the past year and during the time made many friends in both business and social circles, and his death at this time was unexpected, he having suffered only two or three days of locked bowels. An operation was performed but was too late to be of benefit. He leaves a wife and one child and other relatives to whom we extend sincere condolence in this bereavement.
Mr. McGuirt was only twenty-eight years of age and his death is another evidence of the uncertainty of this life. Yesterday he was enjoying health and the associations of life, little thinking with the morrow a summons would come from the unknown beyond, and whatever that future may be the wise man will be prepared to meet the end and so live that the future will be of the brightest."
Contributor: Mark Gregorich (48958501)
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SOURCE:
1900 U.S. Federal Census -
Tom Green County, Texas:
D. D. McGuirt May 1853 N.C.
Mary (wife) Sept 1859 MS
Arthur (son) March 1878 Texas
HARVEY (son) Sept 1881 Texas
Kattie (daughter) Aug 1884 Tx
Fannie (daughter) July 1887 Tx
Jesse (son) June 1890 Texas
George (son) August 1893 Texas
From the Texas Spur newspaper March 3, 1911:
"H. M. McGuirt died Saturday morning at 4 o'clock and the remains were interred Sunday in the Spur cemetery, a large number of friends being present to pay the last tribute to the deceased. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Berryman at the family home.
H. M. McGuirt conducted a tailoring business in Spur during the past year and during the time made many friends in both business and social circles, and his death at this time was unexpected, he having suffered only two or three days of locked bowels. An operation was performed but was too late to be of benefit. He leaves a wife and one child and other relatives to whom we extend sincere condolence in this bereavement.
Mr. McGuirt was only twenty-eight years of age and his death is another evidence of the uncertainty of this life. Yesterday he was enjoying health and the associations of life, little thinking with the morrow a summons would come from the unknown beyond, and whatever that future may be the wise man will be prepared to meet the end and so live that the future will be of the brightest."
Contributor: Mark Gregorich (48958501)
SOURCE:
1900 U.S. Federal Census -
Tom Green County, Texas:
D. D. McGuirt May 1853 N.C.
Mary (wife) Sept 1859 MS
Arthur (son) March 1878 Texas
HARVEY (son) Sept 1881 Texas
Kattie (daughter) Aug 1884 Tx
Fannie (daughter) July 1887 Tx
Jesse (son) June 1890 Texas
George (son) August 1893 Texas
From the Texas Spur newspaper March 3, 1911:
"H. M. McGuirt died Saturday morning at 4 o'clock and the remains were interred Sunday in the Spur cemetery, a large number of friends being present to pay the last tribute to the deceased. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Berryman at the family home.
H. M. McGuirt conducted a tailoring business in Spur during the past year and during the time made many friends in both business and social circles, and his death at this time was unexpected, he having suffered only two or three days of locked bowels. An operation was performed but was too late to be of benefit. He leaves a wife and one child and other relatives to whom we extend sincere condolence in this bereavement.
Mr. McGuirt was only twenty-eight years of age and his death is another evidence of the uncertainty of this life. Yesterday he was enjoying health and the associations of life, little thinking with the morrow a summons would come from the unknown beyond, and whatever that future may be the wise man will be prepared to meet the end and so live that the future will be of the brightest."
Contributor: Mark Gregorich (48958501)
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