Lee County MsArchives Obituaries.....McGuire, Albert August 13, 1922
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Tupelo Journal, August 18, 1922
	ALBERT McGUIRE
  On Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock Albert McGuire was instantly killed in an 
accident when his Ford touring car, occupied by himself and Murrell Coggin of 
Nettleton, fell off the steel bridge across Shuquatonchee Creek near West 
Point.  Mr. McGuire had been to Memphis to visit his son, Rawden, who is under 
treatment in the Baptist Hospital.  Coming by Byhalia he took Mr. Coggin in the 
car to accompany him to Pheba where he had a dredge boat.  Returning that 
evening he lost his life in the accident. 
  Albert McGuire was forty-five years of age and was born and raised near 
Auburn this county, being the son of Mr. Jack and Mrs. Mary McGuire.  About 
twenty years ago he was married to Miss Nona Loller of Kirkville who died and 
left one son, Rawden.
  He was an Elk, a member of the Baptist church and a Mason, being a member of 
the Houston lodge. He was a young man of splendid character and had many 
friends who will regret to know of his untimely and tragic death. 
  The funeral services were held from the Baptist church in Baldwyn, conducted 
by Rev. G. S. Jarmon.  The remains were buried at Kirkville by members of the 
Masonic Fraternity, the local lodge her being represented by Messrs. Dee Reese, 
R. L. Senter and Titus Moore.


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