Tomb of James Maguire & Michael Maguire, St Patrick's Cemetery, Yarlington Road, Colebrook, Tasmania, Australia

            Michael McGuire was born about 1795.

He was tried in July 1817 for burglary and robbery and sentenced to life.  He arrived in Tasmania, from Ireland, 7th of June 1818 aboard the ship Minerva.
Described as a convict and landowner.   

 Michael McGuire lived with Mary A Starr and they had at least one child, Sarah Gooden (Gooding/McGuire), There is no certified record of Sarah born to Mary and Michael.

   There are NO records of  Sarah Gooden/Gooding/McGuire in Tasmania for the relevant time which she could be Mary and Michael's child.

   Mary A Starr?  Who were Mary's parents and what was her history?  Sarah may have looked upon Mary as a mother, rather than Ms Starr actually being Sarah's mum.  Sarah McFadden after her marriage to Alexander  her maiden name noted as Blair. No record of Mary A Starr's parents has been found in any Tasmanian archives. 
Mary was of brown skin, black hair and black eyes.

 Michael McGuire, he owned land with his partner Michael Hatton. (Michael Hatton married Margaret Cunningham in 1845).
There is an association of some nature in August 1920 between McGuire and a George Salter.

Michael McGuire disputed over land holdings in January 1839 at Brandy Bottom, with former friends Hugh Coggins and Thomas Coggins (The Coggins were father and son). They had met on the ship Minerva (on the way over from Ireland), but I failed to find history of these men being on the same ship.

    Michael McGuire and Michael Hatton owned land in Coal River Valley area.
McGuire was living in Jerusalem in a wooden house in 1842. He shared house with Hatton and possibly 10 other residents. Two in the household were convict.

1858 McGuire and Hatton's properties included Belle Vue in Richmond, leased to Captain James Booth. But not proven.

McGuire died 13th of November 1859 age 64 years. Buried in Saint Patrick's Cemetery, Colebrook, Tasmania.  With James McGuire, of County Cavan, Ireland. James died August 3rd, 1870.  James was Michael's brother.
Michael Hatton died in Tasmania after Michael McGuire.
   

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