Series 13 - John Maguire letter

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P/P155/52/13

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John Maguire letter

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  • 1901-2004 (Creation)

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64pp

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Paul Maguire of Ederney, County Fermanagh donated the reproduction of the letter to Kerby A. Miller.

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Materials pertaining to a 1901 letter written by John Maguire in St. Louis to his sister Rose in the Irvinestown/Ederney area of County Fermanagh. The series contains: biographical notes on relative Gene Maguire of San Francisco [see his 1976 oral history interview located at P155/50/4/3], drafts of transcripts of John Maguire’s letter; census and land related to the Maguires in Fermanagh; census and directory information on the Maguires in St. Louis; a photocopy reproduction of Maguire’s letter; Robert Ryan’s 2004 essay on St. Louis Irish immigrants which features John Maguire; and Kerby A. Miller’s with Catholic organisations in St. Louis while researching Maguire.

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