Henry David McGuire b. 19 Jan 1868 Lexington, Lauderdale County, Alabama d. 3 Feb 1944 Trail, Dewey County, Oklahoma: Strong McLemore Ancestry

1868 - 1944 (76 years)

Name	Henry David McGuire [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Birth	19 Jan 1868	Lexington, Lauderdale County, Alabama [2, 3, 4, 6, 7]
Gender	Male
Death	3 Feb 1944	Trail, Dewey County, Oklahoma [5, 8, 9]
Burial	Trail Cemetery, Dewey County, Oklahoma [5]
Notes	This brief biography of Henry David McGuire was excerpted from a longer biography written by Keith David McGuire, Jr. titled "Henry David McGuire 1868-1944" Henry was an apprentice for a stone mason in Lexington, Alabama, moving to Kansas at the age of sixteen when the stone mason relocated his business operation there. It was in Kansas that Henry learned the trades of Wagon/Carriage Builder and Blacksmith, during his four year apprenticeship with a Master Craftsman. After his apprenticeship, he started his own blacksmith shop: initially in Lawrence, Kansas, relocating to Olivet, Kansas, and then to Osage City, Kansas. This is where he met Anna Mary "Mamie" Kuykendall. Their first two children were born in Osage City, while their four youngest were born at the Red Creek Farm in western Dewey County, Oklahoma. The farm in Red Creek was 160 acres, located In Dewey County three miles west of Trail on Red Creek which drained into the South Canadian River located two miles north of the homestead. The patent to the land was obtained 22 May 1906. The family originally lived in a two room half dugout with mortar walls and a wood shingled roof that had been built into a hillside to provide ten foot high back walls with twelve foot wide rooms. Henry and two neighbors assisted each other in building these dugouts for each family. While they were being built, the families lived in tents and covered wagons. Later the family moved in a wood frame farmhouse constructed on the property. They briefly moved to Trail were Henry worked as a blacksmith, and then back to the farm. The young family moved from the farm to the city of Trail, which had been relocated two miles northwest to have a railroad depot, after the Wichita Falls & Northwest Railroad branch line was completed. Here Henry again worked as a blacksmith. In 1912 they purchased property in Block 15 located on the south side of Broadway between 1rst and Main streets. Here they built a brick building to house the blacksmith shop, public bath facilities, and their living quarters. When the economy of Trail could no longer support the family, Henry and his sons travelled throughout the country to find work. In the summer of 1913, Henry and his oldest son Percy even spent three months working in Canada, operating a clear water pump for a coal mine on the Mackenzie River. Henry sold his original homestead to David Hale on 13 February 1915, but retained the building that housed his shop and living quarters in Trail. During the next several years, Henry farmed in central Louisiana, worked as a blacksmith in Kansas, worked in the oil fields of Oklahoma, and farmed in southern Tennessee, near Florence, Alabama. Mamie remained in Trail with the younger children during most of theses sojurns. Older sons Elvis and Cecil helped their father with the Tennessee farm for awhile. In 1921, Henry returned home to Trail. Soon afterwords, Henry and Mamie divorced. Henry moved to Chicago to work, and Mamie and her daughters lived for a time with her son Percy and then with son Elvis. Later she and the children relocated to Illinois as well. Here she and Henry were remarried in 1926. The family moved back briefly to Alabama, then to nevada, and finally returned to Oklahoma, where they settled in Camargo, on the north side of the South Canadian River on State Highway 34. Here they operated a restaurant that was named the "Nickle Inn," named for the price of the individual servings or hamburgers, chili, and pie. After Mamie's death, Henry remarried and returned to Trail, to the building that had served as his blacksmith workshop and home years before. Henry's death certificate showed his parents as Frederick H. McGuire, born in Virginia (sic) and Centhy Porter, born in Alabama. In the space for cause of death, the following was written: "This man was found dead at his home about 3 days after his death. Supposedly died of internal hemmorrage after violent exertion." The physician who signed the certificate was W.E. Saba, M.D. of Leedy, Oklahoma. The informant was Keith McGuire of Camargo Oklahoma. Burial was at Leedy as well. OBITUARY Henry David McGuire, son of Frederick Hugh and Cinthey Elizabeth McGuire, was born Jan 19, 1868 at Lexington, Alabama, and died February 3, 1944 at his home in Trail, Oklahoma. Mr. McGuire was united in marriage to Anna Mary Kuykendall of Osage City, Kansas in 1893, who preceded him in death in 1934. Mr. McGuire was remarried in 1940 to Mrs. Lona Chill of Camargo. Mr. McGuire homesteaded in Oklahoma, December 15, 1898 and made his home here until his death. Besides his wife, Mr. McGuire is survived by his six children: Percy K. McGuire of Boulder City, Nev.; Cecil E. McGuire of Douglas, Ariz.; Elvis McGuire of Tuscaloosa, Ala.; Keith McGuire of Camargo; Ellen McGuire of Caliente, Nev., and Mrs. Bert Hyde of Batavia, Ill., also elevn grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and a host of friends. (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Census Oklahoma, Dewey County, Trail Twp Enumerated 9 and 10 May 1910 SD 2 ED 133 Sheet 11B 84-84 McGuire, Henry D Head M W 42 M 17 Ala Ala US Farmer McGuire, Maymoe Wf F W 40 M 17 5/5 Mo Ill Ill McGuire, Persey Son M W 17 S Ks Ala Mo Farm hand McGuire, Cecil Son M W 13 S Ks Ala Mo McGuire, Elvis Son M W 9 S Ok Ala Mo McGuire, Keith Son M W 5 S Ok Ala Mo McGuire, Ellen Dtr F W 2 S Ok Ala Mo 1920 Census Oklahoma, Dewey County, Trail Twp Enumerated 6 Jan 1920 SD 7 ED 209 Sheet 10A 6-6 McGuire, Henry Head M W 42 M Ala SC SC Merchant Retail Grocery McGuire, Mamie Wf F W 49 M Mo Ill Ill McGuire, Percy K Son M W 25 S Ks Ala Mo Job Work McGuire, Elvis H Son M W 18 S Ok Ala Mo Laborer Farm McGuire, Keith D Don M W 14 S Ok Ala Mo McGuire, Ellen B Dtr F W 11 S Ok Ala Mo McGuire, Hildred M Dtr F W 9 S Ok Ala Mo 1930 Census Oklahoma, Dewey County, Camargo Twp Enumerated April 12, 1930 ED 22-3 SD 1 Sheet 2A Stamped 138 McGuire, Henry Head O 1000 M W 65 M 26 Ala US US Blacksmith Blacksmith Shop McGuire, Mamie Wf F W 59 M 23 Mo Ill Ill
Person ID	I175	Strong Family Tree
Last Modified	3 Jul 2021

Father	Frederick Hugh McGuire, b. 25 Jul 1820, Tennessee d. 28 Jan 1888, Alabama (Age 67 years)
Mother	Simanthy "Cynthie" Elizabeth Porter, b. 2 Apr 1834, Alabama d. 27 Aug 1919 (Age 85 years)
Marriage	24 Dec 1858 [10, 11]
Family ID	F177	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Anna Mary "Mamie" Kuykendall, b. 12 May 1870, Missouri d. 4 Sep 1934, Camargo, Dewey County, Oklahoma (Age 64 years)

Marriage 4 Dec 1893 Lyndon, Osage County, Kansas [2, 8]

It appears that they were seperated as of the publication of HISTORY OF THE KUYKENDALL FAMILY SINCE ITS SETTLEMENT IN DUTCH NEW YORK as she was listed as living in Osage City, Kansas and her husband and children were shown as living in Trail, Oklahoma.

They reunited when both lived in Illinois during the 1930's, but had separated again prior to her death.

Children

	1. Percy Kuykendall McGuire, b. 18 May 1894, Osage City, Osage County, Kansas d. 18 Apr 1946, Yukon, Canadian County, Oklahoma (Age 51 years)
	2. Cecil Elliott McGuire, b. 2 Jul 1896, Osage City, Osage County, Kansas d. 18 Oct 1983, Tempe, Maricopa County, Arizona (Age 87 years)
	3. Elvis Henry McGuire, b. 4 Feb 1901, Red Creek Farm, Dewey County, Oklahoma d. Dec 1994, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama (Age 93 years)
	4. Keith David McGuire, Sr., b. 7 May 1905, Red Creek Farm, Dewey County, Oklahoma d. 4 Jan 1948, Camargo, Dewey County, Oklahoma (Age 42 years)
	5. Ellen Blanche McGuire, b. 6 Feb 1908, Red Creek Farm, Dewey County, Oklahoma d. 2 Apr 1970, Payson, Utah County, Utah (Age 62 years)
	6. Hildred "Hilly" Mamie McGuire, b. 23 Nov 1910, Red Creek Farm, Dewey County, Oklahoma d. 14 Jun 1983, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa County, Alabama (Age 72 years)

Photos

McGuire, Henry David and Mamie Kuykendall Family circa 1909, Farm at Red Creek, Oklahoma
This picture was taken west of Trail, Oklahoma around 1909, on the McGuire farm on Red Creek. Pictured are, left to right: Henry, Ellen held by her mother Mamie, Keith holding the wagon handle, an unidentified farm hand, Percy, Cecil and Elvis.

McGuire, Henry David and Mamie Kuykendall Family circa 1914
Family of Henry David & Mamie (Kuykendall) McGuire

Oklahoma, circa 1914

Top Row (L to R): Elvis, Percy, Cecil, Keith

Bottom Row: Hildred, Henry David, Ellen, Mamie

Documents

Kuykendall, Anna Mary "Mamie" to Henry David McGuire, Sr.
Marriage Certificate from Osage County, Kansas, December 1893

Family ID F174 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 3 Jul 2021

Event Map

	Birth - 19 Jan 1868 - Lexington, Lauderdale County, Alabama
	Marriage - 4 Dec 1893 - Lyndon, Osage County, Kansas
	Death - 3 Feb 1944 - Trail, Dewey County, Oklahoma
	Burial - - Trail Cemetery, Dewey County, Oklahoma

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Photos » Slide Show		McGuire, Henry David ca 1890
		McGuire, Henry David ca 1900 with wife Mamie, Osage City, Kansas Henry with his wife, Mamie Kuykendall, and their two oldest children, Percy and Cecil, in Osage City, Kansas, ca 1897.
		McGuire, Henry David ca 1910's with his wife, Mamie Henry McGuire and his wife, Mamie (nee Kuykendall) in front of "The Cozy Cafe." It appears that one of their daughters is in front of them, with some unidentified children to their left. PLEASE HELP US IDENTIFY EVERYONE IN THE PHOTO.
		McGuire, Henry David ca 1910's Henry at work in his Blacksmith shop, probably around 1910-1920.
		_McGuire, Henry David Husband of Mamie Kuykendall B. 1868 Alabama D. 1944 Oklahoma
		McGuire, Henry David ca 1930's or 1940's This photo of Henry was probably taken in the late 1930's, after his wife Mamie had died.
		McGuire, Henry David ca 1940 at his dugout This photo was taken in front of his dugout home east of Camargo, Oklahoma. Henry was an apprentice for a stone mason in Lexington, Alabama, moving to Kansas at the age of sixteen with his employer. While in Kansas, Henry also apprenticed as a carriage maker and blacksmith. After completing his training, he started his own blacksmith shop--initially in Lawrence, and eventually relocating to Osage City, Kansas. This is where he met and married Mamie Kuykendall. They later moved to Oklahoma, where they raised their six children.

Documents » Slide Show		Mettrie Camp, Idaho Henry and his family moved here to find work during the depression
		McGuire Dugout Home
		McGuire, Henry David Dewey County, Oklahoma, Death Certificate

Headstones

McGuire, Henry David and Mamie (Kuykendall)

Sources

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[S203] McGuire, Keith David, Jr--Family Researcher P.O. Box 1721 Bailey, CO 80421-1721 (303) 838-0255, He lists his birthplace as Lexington, Alabama and DOB as Ja nuary 18, 1868 (Reliability: 3).
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[S203] McGuire, Keith David, Jr--Family Researcher P.O. Box 1721 Bailey, CO 80421-1721 (303) 838-0255.
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