Company B, Three Forks Battalion, Kentucky State Troops
As researched by Stephen D. Bowling
Son of Benjamin F. and Diadema (Mann) McGuire
Born on April 29, 1846, in Lee County, Kentucky
1850 Owsley County, Kentucky Federal Census
Line 26, Dwelling Number 588, Family Number 589
Benjamin McQuire 45
Dema McQuire 40
John McQuire 22
Margaret McQuire 20
Elisabeth McQuire 18
Gideon McQuire 16
Archibald McQuire 14
Schetton McQuire 12
Dema McQuire 10
Benjamin McQuire 8
Ibyan McQuire 6
1860 Owsley County, Kentucky Federal Census
Line 25, Dwelling Number 592, Family Number 600
Benjamin McGuire 55
Didama McGuire 55
Warwick McGuire 31
William S. McGuire 27
Archibald McGuire 25
Shelton McGuire 22
Benjamin F. McGuire 18
Ibyan McQuire 14
Buckhanan McGuire 6
Didama McGuire 19
Teatrice McGuire 8
Military Service
Company B, Three Forks Battalion, Kentucky State Troops
Enrolled: September 10, 1864
Mustered In: September 16, 1964 at Rocky Gay, Kentucky for six months
Mustered Out: July 17, 1864 at Irvine in Estill County, Kentucky
Highest Rank: Private
1870 Lee County, Kentucky Federal Census
Coal Branch Precinct, Line 21
Dwelling Number 45, Family Number 45
Benjamin McGuire 65
Diadema McGuire 53
William McGuire 37
Ibzan McQuire 23
Buckminster McGuire 16
Married to Cordelia Goe (1862 – 1920) on December 11, 1879, in Lee County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Benjamin T. and Mary Frances (Howard) Goe.
1880 Lee County, Kentucky Federal Census
Beattyville Precinct, Line 17
Dwelling Number 320, Family Number 320
Living in Stephen M. Jones’ Hotel on Main Street
Ibzan McGuire 33 Sheriff of Lee County
Cordilla McGuire 18
1900 Lee County, Kentucky Federal Census
Magisterial District 1, Line 84
Dwelling Number 13, Family Number 13
Ibzan McGuire 54 April 1846 Official Judge
Cordelia McGuire 38 March 1862
Lillian McGuire 18 July 1881
Andrew J. Mann 73 April 1827
1910 Lee County, Kentucky Federal Census
Magisterial District 2, Line 34
Dwelling Number 49, Family Number 51
Ibzan McGuire 63
Cordelia McGuire 45
Served as County Judge, Police Judge, Justice of the Peace for more than twenty years, Tax Assessor, Sheriff, School Superintendent, and several other capacities as a Republican during his lifetime in Lee County.
Died on April 29, 1918, at Beattyville in Lee County, Kentucky.
Buried on May 1, 1918, in the McGuire Cemetery on the Logan Thomas (James McGuire) Farm at St. Helens in Lee County, Kentucky.
Death of Wife– Cordelia (Goe) McGuire, widow of Izban D. McGuire, died on February 13, 1920, at St. Joseph Hospital at Lexington in Fayette County, Kentucky. She was buried at the McGuire Cemetery near St. Helens in Lee County, Kentucky.
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