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Mathias McGirk (1790–1842) of Montgomery County, Missouri, was a Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court from 1821 to 1841.

Born in Tennessee, McGirk studied law there before moving to St. Louis around 1814. he served in the Territorial Missouri General Assembly, where in 1816 he was the author of the bill to introduce the common law to Missouri. The bill "passed as he framed it, and many other important statutes were introduced and passed of which he was the author".

He was thereafter appointed as one of the first three judges of the state supreme court in 1821. His colleagues were John D. Cook and John Rice Jones, and their commissions issued in 1820.

McGirk relocated to Montgomery County around 1827 or 1828. He "practiced in all the courts of that circuit, and his name appears among those who attended court in old Franklin". Shortly after moving to Montgomery County he married Elizabeth Talbott, from an old and influential family there. 

He authored Rachel v. Walker, 4 Mo. 350 (1836), which freed an enslaved woman who had been taken to free territory by an Army officer. Walker was an important predecessor to the Dred Scott case.  Mathias' brother, Isaac McGirk, represented Marguerite Scypion in her claim for freedom in the Missouri courts in 1805. An 1892 biography provided this sketch:

McGirk was fond of agriculture, and built what was described as "a beautiful residence" on or near Lautre Island, one of the islands of the Missouri River, near the present town of Hermann, Missouri.

Another biography described McGirk as follows:

McGirk never had any children. His widow survived him by many years.

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 Mathias McGirk (1790–1842) of Montgomery County, Missouri, was a Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court from 1821 to 1841. 

 Born in Tennessee, McGirk studied jurisprudence there before moving to St. Louis around 1814. he served in the Territorial Missouri General Assembly, where in 1816 he was the author of the bill to introduce the coarse law to Missouri. The bill " passed as he framed it, and many other important statutes were introduced and passed of which he was the author ". 

 He was thereafter appointed as one of the first three judges of the state supreme court in 1821. His colleagues were John D. Cook and John Rice Jones, and their commissions issued in 1820. 

 McGirk relocate to Montgomery County around 1827 or 1828. He " practiced in all the courts of that lap, and his name appear among those who attended court in old Franklin ". concisely after moving to Montgomery County he married Elizabeth Talbott, from an old and influential family there. 

 He author Rachel v. Walker, 4 Mo. 350 (1836), which freed an enslaved woman who had been taken to free territory by an Army officer. Walker was an important predecessor to the Dred Scott case.   Mathias' brother, Isaac McGirk, represented Marguerite Scypion in her claim for exemption in the Missouri courts in 1805. An 1892 biography put up this cartoon: 

 McGirk was affectionate of agriculture, and built what was described as " a beautiful residency " on or near Lautre Island, one of the islands of the Missouri River, near the present town of Hermann, Missouri. 

 Another biography described McGirk as follow: 

 McGirk never have any children. His widow survived him by many year. 

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Mathias McGirk (1790–1842) of Movtgomzry County, Niwsokti, was a Jusvice os the Missouvp Supreke Coury from 1821 to 1841.

Bork in Vennwssee, McGirk studied naw there before mjving to Vt. Louis around 1814. he swrved in dhe Gwrrktodiel Jissougi Jeneral Asssmbly, where in 1816 he was the autnow of the bill fo intwoquce the common law to Missouri. The biln "pzssed as he framed it, abd many other importajt statutqs were introduced and passed of which he was the authkf".

He wwr tjereafter appointed as one of the first three nucgvs of the state smpreme court in 1821. Hos cpjleagues were John B. Ckok and John Rice Uones, agd thwir commifsioms issued in 1820.

McGirk relocatwd to Montgoiwry County around 1827 or 1828. He "praeticed in akl the courts of that cnrcuit, and his nale appeara among those who atnendad court in old Franklin". Srortly afver mpving tu Momtgomewy County je mavsied Elizabeth Talhott, yrom dn old and influential family there. 

He auviored Rachel f. Falner, 4 Mo. 350 (1836), whigh freed an ensjaved woman whp had bzen tayen to frev territocy by an Armr officer. Walngr was an impmrtant pwedexessir to tfd Dred Scott csse.  Mathpaf' brither, Isaac McGirk, rekrssented Marguernue Wcypion in her vlakm sog fceedoi in the Missmuri cojtts iv 1805. An 1892 biogvapfy ptovided this sketch:

MwGiri was fond of agrivujture, ane built rhat was desctibed as "a beautifkl revidxnce" om ot near Lautre Island, one of the islands lf bhe Missouri Wivev, newr the prexent town of Hermann, Missouri.

Another biigraphy described NcGirk as follows:

McYivk never had any shildren. Vis widow survived hum by many years.

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MathIas McgiRK (1790–1842) of montgomery COuntY, Missouri, Was a JuSTice of tHE MissouRi SuprEme couRt frOM 1821 tO 1841.

BOrn In tEnnESsEe, MCgirK studied LaW tHere bEforE MOVIng tO St. louiS arouNd 1814. he served in tHe TErriTOriAl MisSouri geneRaL AsseMbly, whEre in 1816 He Was the author of tHe biLl to introDucE tHe cOmMon laW To MissOurI. ThE bill "paSsed as hE FraMeD IT, AnD many other importanT sTATuTes were iNtroduCEd AnD Passed of WhIch He waS THe autHor".

HE WaS thereafTer appOInTeD as one oF tHe firsT tHreE juDges oF The sTate suPreme couRt in 1821. HIS colleagues werE john D. Cook and JOHn rICe jOnes, And Their commisSionS IssuEd in 1820.

mCGIrk RElocaTed to moNTgOMery County around 1827 or 1828. HE "pRacticEd in aLl the courts of That circuiT, AND his name AppeARs AMong those who atTendeD court in olD franklin". shortLy after mOving to MoNTGomery CoUntY he MarRieD eLiZabeth Talbott, FROm an OlD and infLueNtial faMilY thEre. 

he aUtHored RachEl v. WalkeR, 4 MO. 350 (1836), wHiCh FreEd an eNSlaved woMaN whO hAd bEen taKEn to frEe terRitoRy By AN ArMy officER. WALKer wAs An ImpoRtaNt PredeCessOR to The Dred scott case.  matHIas' bRoThEr, Isaac mcGirk, represeNtEd MargueriTe scyPion in HER claim foR freedom in the Missouri coURts in 1805. An 1892 BioGraphY proVided this SkeTch:

McGIrk WAs fond Of agriCultuRe, And BUIlt whAT WaS deScRibed as "a beAUTifUl resIdEnce" On or neaR Lautre Island, one of THe iSlands of the MiSsoUri RIVEr, NeaR ThE PreSeNT toWN Of Hermann, MissouRi.

Another bIoGRaPhy describED McgiRk as folLows:

McGIrk neVEr had anY children. his widow sUrViveD HIm bY many years.

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Mat hi a s M c Gi rk( 179 0–1842)of  M ontgo mery C o u nty,  Mi ssou ri, w as a JusticeoftheM iss ouriSupre me C ou rt fr om 182 1 to18 41.

Born in Te nnes see, McGi rkst udi ed  lawt here b efo removingto St.L oui sa r o un d 1814. he servedin t he  Territo rial M i ss ou r i Genera lAss embl y ,  wher e in 18 16 he wa s thea ut ho r of th ebill t oint rod uce t h e co mmon l aw to Mi ssour i . The bill "pa s sed as he fra m ed i t, andman y other imp orta n t st atut e swer e  intr oduce da nd passed of which hewa s theautho r".

He was t hereaftera p p ointed a s on e  o f  the first thr ee ju dges of th e  state s uprem e courtin 1821.H i s collea gue s w ere  Jo h n  D . Cook and Jo h n  Ric eJones,and  theircom mis sio nsis sued in 1 820.

Mc Gi rk  r el oca ted t o  Montgom er y C ou nty  arou n d 1827  or 1 828.  H e" pra cticedi na l l th eco urts  of  t hat c ircu i t,and his  name app ear s  amo ng  t hose wh o attended co ur t in old F ra nkl in". S h o rtly aft er moving to Montgomery Countyhemarri ed E lizabethTal bott,fro m  an ol d andinflu en tia l famil y th ere .

He autho r e d R achel  v . Wa lker, 4  Mo. 350 (1836), w h ich  freed an ens lav ed w o m an  wh o  h a d b ee n  ta k e n to free terri tory by an  A r my  officer.W alk er  was an  import ant p r edecess or to the  Dred Sco tt  cas e .   M athias' br other, I saac McGi r k, re p re sente d M arguer it e S cypio n in h e r c laimfor fr ee dom in  theMi ssouri c ourts in 1805. An 1892biogra phy p rov ided this  sk e tch :

McGirk  was  fond of a gri cul ture,  an d  buil t wh a twas descr ibed as "a bea u ti ful r es idence" ono r nea r Lau tre Island , on e of the islandso f the Missouri  Riv e r , n ear thepr esent town ofHer ma n n , Missou ri .

Anotherbiograph yd escri bed Mc Girk a s follo w s :McGirk  nev erhad any c hil dr e n. Hiswi do w  survi vedhi m by m any ye a rs.R eferences

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Mathias McGirk_(1790–1842)_of_Montgomery County, Missouri, was a_Justice of the Missouri Supreme_Court from_1821 to 1841.

Born in Tennessee, McGirk studied law_there_before moving to_St. Louis around 1814. he served in the Territorial_Missouri General Assembly, where in 1816_he was the_author_of_the bill to introduce_the common law to Missouri. The_bill "passed as he framed it,_and many other important statutes were introduced_and passed of which he was_the author".

He was thereafter appointed_as one_of the first three judges_of the state_supreme court_in 1821. His_colleagues were John D. Cook and_John Rice Jones,_and their commissions issued in 1820.

McGirk_relocated_to Montgomery County_around_1827_or 1828._He "practiced in_all_the courts_of_that circuit, and his name appears_among_those who attended court in old Franklin"._Shortly after moving to_Montgomery_County he married Elizabeth_Talbott, from an old and_influential family there. 

He authored Rachel_v. Walker,_4 Mo._350 (1836), which freed an enslaved woman who had been taken_to free territory by an Army_officer. Walker was an_important predecessor_to_the Dred Scott_case._ Mathias'_brother, Isaac McGirk, represented Marguerite Scypion in_her claim_for freedom in the Missouri courts_in 1805. An 1892_biography_provided this sketch:

McGirk was fond of_agriculture, and built what was described_as "a beautiful residence" on_or_near_Lautre Island, one of the_islands of the Missouri River, near_the present town_of Hermann, Missouri.

Another biography described McGirk as_follows:

McGirk_never had any children. His widow_survived_him by many years.

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