McIntire - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: MCINTIRE,MCBRIDE

marietrnr — 2009-11-07 15:14:57Z

Hi Gary Yes, Jane McIntire Carpenter and I did see and I made copies of those letters. I would love copies of what you have. However, I need to put your email in my address book so the email will come through. I have my settings set that I only receive emails from people that are in my address book.

You know you may have something there about them being in Ohio when they married. Maybe that is why we are unable to find any information on their parents, siblings, etc. Too bad my Mother isn't still alive, she was the family historian. but she never wrote anything down but she had many stories about her families. However, she would be 106 if she were alive!!
However, since you remember "Duncan McIntire/Mcintyre being in Webb's book. Have you tried working forward with him and his ancestors? I think you may have mentioned this in a previous post and I did start to look him up. But life got in the way and I never picked up the file again.

I will call you. Marie

Re: MCINTIRE,MCBRIDE

GaryMcIntyre44 — 2009-11-04 19:31:21Z

Hi Marie,

I'm assuming your referencing Jane McIntyre Carpenter. If so, Elliot McIntire, our cousin (Harvey Darbyshire McIntire) posted copies of two letters Jane wrote. I have about twenty pages or so of assorted material, including an attempt in the early thirties to do some research. If you'd like I will scan and send what I have to you.

Webb lived in Culver City, two house down from the movie studio. He took me there one day and I watched them film scenes for the Audie Murphy movie "To Hell and Back". The book I believe is long gone. He had no children of his own and his wife Della had one married son.

I live in Memphis, Tennessee. I was raised in El Paso, Texas and lived there for almost 28 years until my job took me elsewhere. My full name is Gary McIntyre and I may be reached at:

utep66@aol.com
telephone 901 755-5822
1163 Hunters Green Cir S
Cordova, TN 38018

Strictly a personal opinion, I believe Elliot and I and perhaps others are looking in the wrong direction. Elliot as did I read in Aunt Jane's letter that her grandfather was born in Scotland and Elizabeth McBride (his cousin) was born just over the line (Ireland). Where it becomes a little tricky is I've found one marriage record for Alexander McIntire and Elizabeth McBride. It shows they were married in Ohio and she was from Ohio. Alexander McIntire lived in Pennsylvania and across the line might be Ohio. In any event, I have spend perhaps 150 hours over the years and have gotten nowhere.

I am glad to have someone else to share information with and I will relate in another email a couple of the stories Webb told me when I was young. We visited Webb two or three times when we lived in Texas and when my father got out of the service we lived with Webb and Della for two or three months. I was likely the closest youngster to him. He loved to tell me stories and enjoyed my interest in the family and history.

Take care,

Gary McIntyre
(yes, we are cousins)

Re: MCINTIRE,MCBRIDE

marietrnr — 2009-11-04 02:12:26Z

Hi Gary. Yes, I guess we are cousins of some kind. My great great grandmother was Jane McIntire, daughter of Andrew McIntire, son of Alexander McIntire and Elizabeth McBride. You have a lot more information that I have. Unfortunately, my Mother didn't leave us with very much documentation on the McIntire family. Her grandmother was Jane McIntire. I do think I have photographs.

Too bad that book can't be found. Do you remember where Webb McIntire lived when you visited him and saw that book. It would be quite wonderful if the book could be found. Do you recall any of the stories he told you?

Goodness I can't remember what I heard from yesterday! You have a great memory. What state do you live in? I live in Texas. If you would like to contact me directly my email address is marietrnr@aol.com or phone (cell) 214-507-1592. I have found a lot of stuff on a "Alexander McIntires" but have no clue if he is our McIntire. There is still a cousin living in Frankfort, Clinton Co. Indiana and she works at the local library and does genealogy research but she has had no luck with the McIntire line. Her grandfather was Richard McIntire a brother of Andrew McIntire. Marie Turner

Re: mcintyre

eeecooney1 — 2009-11-03 15:11:52Z

Sorry, all I know are the people I mentioned in my last post. They lived in Harford County, MD in the early to at least the mid 1800s.
Leslie

Re: mcintyre

wldirishrose68 — 2009-11-03 12:07:24Z

All I know about Ada, she was married to someone name Mr Lewis...

Re: mcintyre

Joanie3478 — 2009-11-03 00:53:32Z

Hi I am the great grand daughter of Robert and Mary and Butry, granddaughter of John.I don't know anything of Robert's first wife, Mary Ann.She was John's mother. However I am interested in anything anybody else might have on the family. I do have a letter from my uncle, written to my dad back in 1968, which I guess is trying to straighten out the affairs of Aunt Chris? going to a nursing home in Detroit and taking care of Aunt Ada's personal effects. Would really like to know who Ada was married to

Re: MCINTIRE,MCBRIDE

GaryMcIntyre44 — 2009-10-07 14:06:20Z

Hi Marie, my name is Gary McIntyre (McIntire) and I am a gggggrand son of Alexander McIntire and Elizabeth McBride. Andrew, Alexander, Harvey Derbyshire McIntire, Fonce McIntire and Aronld McIntire are my respective grandparents and father. Both, Elliot McIntire and I, have been trying for years to find the parents of Alexander and Elizabeth, but to no avail.

Do you know who the parents of Elizabeth McBride are?

What little I do know about Alexander is as follows:

- There is marriage record from Ohio for Alexander McIntire and Elizabeth McBride. It does not have a date or city.
- My cousin and I based, based on research done by a professional in the thirties or forties, believe the birth date of Alexander is 1770 and Elizabeth 1767-69.
- Alexander McIntire is on the 1800 census record and is shown as a resident of Lancaster. No other family names are shown.
- I have been unable to locate a passenger ship record to confirm when he arrived in this country.
- Based on a copy of letter from Jane McIntire Carpenter she indicates her Grandfather Alexander and Elizabeth were first cousins. In her letter she also states she was from Ireland and he was from just across the line. I assume she is referencing Scotland and Northern, Ireland.
- I have spent hundreds of hours over the years with no luck on finding Alexander.
- For what it is worth I will relate a story from my childhood regarding Webb McIntire (son of Harvey Derbyshire McIntire. We were visiting Webb and he pulled out a book which he had compiled detailing the complete family genealogy through 1954. At the time I was the last entry. He told us stories by many of our ancestors and I clearly remember the first entry was Duncan McIntire. Duncan was an Irish poet who couldn't read or write. He simply sang his poems. My father and I often talked about him over the years. Now in regards to the book I don't know if anyone knows where it is. I know of two cousins, Elliot and Ken McIntire, however, either has heard of the book. I doubt it is still in existence.

Marie, I'm sorry for rambling. If you have any information you'd care to share on either I would appreciate it.

Since we share the same gggggparents I assume we are cousins several times removed.

Good luck,
Gary

Re: MCINTIRE,MCBRIDE

marietrnr — 2009-10-06 23:47:19Z

I have been looking for the parents of my Alexander McInire born in Scotland died in 1820 and his wife Elizabeth McBride born in Northern Ireland died Aug 7, 1838 buried Tarlton Cemetery, Fairfield, Ohio They married in Scotland and came to America date unknown. The children are:
Abigail born July 27, 1789 Lancaster Pa died April 17, 1862 Columbus Ohio Andrew born 1799 Lancaster, Pa died Sept 28, 1876 Kirklin Township, Clinton Co. Indiana My ggggreatgrandfather Richard born Oct 18, 1805 Fairfield, Ohio died Dec 5, 1865 Indiana
Alexander born 1808 Ohio died abt 1864 Ohio Rebecca b 1810 Isaac born 1812,Ohio died young. John born 1814 died May 18, 1843 Tarlton Cemetery Fairfield Ohio Edna b ? died April 18, 1871 Thorntown, Boone, Indiana. Alexander and Elizabeth could very well be related to your ancestors but I don't have any information on any of their relatives. Marie

Re: William F. (or T) McIntire, B1857 Indiana Co., PA

mlhfloral1 — 2009-09-11 01:41:26Z

Hi,

I replied to your querie im 2004, but since then I have had contact with a descendant of John S. McIntire's 1st marriage to Susannah Henderson McIntire through William Travis McIntire who was born 1/06/1857. He married Elizabeth Jane Simpson McIntire. His name is Greg McIntire and his email address is AA5C.MCINTIRE@GMAIL.COM.

I hope this helps you out.

Marsha

James David McIntire/Susanna Wynnins

bward282002 — 2009-09-07 11:50:29Z

James David McIntire b 1839 d.1915 married Susanna Wynnins b.1839 d. 1915
I know they had one son, John Ellsworth McIntire b.1864 d 1941. He married Ella Viola May Trembly.
Did John have siblings? Who were James David and Susanna's parents. John and Ella were married and lived in West Virginia for a time. Any help appreciated...Brenda Ward

Mc INTIRE Wiley F and Elsie M

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-18 14:04:58Z

McINTIRE Wiley F and Elsie M

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Re: MCINTIRE,MCBRIDE

kerrysmithmd — 2009-08-11 20:40:54Z

Hello. I am researching my family of Mcintyres. It seems that my John McIntyre married MAry MArgaret McBryde., but I have no proof. John birth unknown but died ABT 1803 and Mary birth and death unknown. They had the following children...Hugh, Catherine, Isabella, Christian, Malcom, Margaret, and Mary. Is this your family? If so can you verify any parents , marriages and children for me.

Thanks...Lisa Ann Smith (McIntyre)

Re: Mamie McIntire Rounsley

djrounsley — 2009-08-05 06:28:07Z

I'm a descendant! Just working on my family tree right now, and she appears to be my great-great grandmother...

relatives

kathyslooking — 2009-07-26 15:34:38Z

i am looking ot become in contact with the living descendants of my ggg grandparents Robert and Catherine Mariah Rose McIntier. I know of a few descendants through one son of theirs John Arnold McIntier but I wuold like to maybe find more?

Gene McNeil

Re: Jenny McIntyre/Frank Freeland

teganangelina2 — 2009-07-23 00:06:05Z

Hi Debra,

You and I are looking for the same info. I have Jennie's obituary and death record, but that is about it. It actually has given me more questions than answers. If you would like to share info, let me know.

Re: MCINTIRE,MCBRIDE

marietrnr — 2009-07-06 23:42:31Z

Read an old 1998 post of yours on the McIntire family. Have you been able to find any additional information. I have been searching for information for over 10 years on these folks but with no luck. Thanks, Marie Turner

Mc INTIRE Clydie H 1905-1970

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-01 19:11:50Z

McINTIRE Clydie H 1905-1970

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Mc INTIRE Clydie Henslee and Felix Barton

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-01 19:11:29Z

McINTIRE Clydie Henslee and Felix Barton

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Death of Ms. Ethel Foley McIntire in Japan

davwayell — 2009-02-28 22:34:13Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an Amereican Citizen" for Ms. Ethel Foley McIntire, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Ms. McIntire died in Japan on December 5, 1918.

Dave Ellison
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My ties to the McIntire's

Inland — 2009-02-15 14:32:31Z

My great grandmother was Emily L. McIntire, d/o Charles McIntire(3)(charles(2) (charles(1)of Colonial Virginia). She married Henry Benton Collins, 19 September 1869, in Doddridge Co., WV. She died in Gilmer Co., WV in 1919.

Jimmie Barnes

Thomas McIntire, Armstrong County, PA, 1850

jmfreed — 2009-02-09 16:58:42Z

The Thomas McIntire family is shown in the 1840 and 1850 censuses of Armstrong County, Pennsylvania. In the 1850 census are the following family members:

Thomas McIntire, 65
Elsy McIntire, 64
Joseph McIntire, 22
Nancy McIntire, 20
Hannah McIntire, 13

The next family on the 1850 census is that of John E McIntire (age 24?) and his wife Susanna McIntire (age 20?), who may be another son.

Could this Thomas McIntire family be the Thomas McIntire family who are in the 1810, 1820, and 1830 censuses of Cumberland County, PA, but who "disappear" from there after the 1830 census? Does anybody know the ancestry of this Thomas McIntire family; i.e., who are his parents?

Jim
jmfreed@midohio.net

Benjamin McIntire, Perry County, Pennsylvania, 1850 census

jmfreed — 2009-02-09 16:26:25Z

Benjamin McIntire is shown in the town of Bloomfield, in Perry County, PA, in the 1850 and 1860 censuses. In the 1850 census, the following McIntire family members (with ages, are found:

Benjamin McIntire, 52
Ann H. McIntire, 40
Charles J. S. McIntire, 20
Mary M. McIntire, 16
Ann E. McIntire, 14
Elizabeth McIntire, 12
Alda J. McIntire, 10
Clara E. McIntire, 8

Can anyone share who might be Benjamin's parents? (My hpothesis is that his parents were John McIntire and his wife Margaret McCabe McIntire of adjacent Cumberland County, PA.) Also are there any living descendants of this family with whom we can communicate?

Jim
jmfreed@midohio.net

Re: John McIntire (ca 1745-1830), Margaret (McCabe) McIntire (ca 1856-1830)

jmfreed — 2009-02-09 15:35:08Z

John McIntire (ca 1745-1830) and his wife, Margaret (ca 1756-1830), are found in five censuses in Cumberland County, PA, from 1790 through 1830. From these census records they appear to have had at least ten children, seven sons and three daughters. Based on these same census records and census records of other counties, it appears that among the seven sons may have been the following six (in no specific order, "Cumb" = Cumberland County, PA; year is the census year):

Robert McIntire (Cumb, 1810; Union Co., PA, in 1850, 59 years of age)
Samuel McIntire (Cumb, 1810)
Benjamin McIntire (Perry County, 1850, attorney, 62 years of age)
Thomas McIntire (Cumb, 1810, 1820, 1830; may be the Thomas in Armstrong County, PA, in 1840 & 1850, age 55 in 1850)
James McIntire (Cumb, 1820, 1830)
Charles McIntire (Cumb, 1830)

Does any reader of this list have any information on the above McIntire families?

John McIntire (ca 1745-1830), Margaret (McCabe) McIntire (ca 1856-1830)

jmfreed — 2009-02-08 13:08:46Z

Seeking information and contacts about the family and descendants of John and Margaret (McCabe) McIntire (McIntyre). They were married at the Centre Presbyterian Church, August 11, 1778, Cumberland (now Perry) County, Pennsylvania. They are buried in the Big Spring Presbyterian Graveyard, Newville Borough, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. Margaret McCabe had siblings James, John, William, and Robert, children of Owen and Catherine (Sears) McCabe. John siblings were probably Thomas, Jennett, and James, children of Andrew and Martha McIntire.

In the U.S. Federal census records of Cumberland County, they are listed with a number of children, but we have not been able to identify any of them, except Mary McIntire, possible daughter or granddaughter (b. ca 1808), and is buried beside them. Does John McIntire have a will in Cumberland County? Do they have any living descendants?

Re: William Tredick McIntire of NY or NJ, descendent of Micum, John, and Ebeneazer

HDMCINTIRE — 2009-04-08 18:58:41Z

I am related to William T McIntire of NY and NJ. My Dad is William T. McIntire and he lived in Cranford, NJ and was the son of Frank McIntire who was my grandfather. My brother is William T. McIntire III and he lives in Mass. My name is Henry Dickson McIntire and my middle name is derived from Mary Alonzella Dickson. I will be seeing my cousin Alonzella Harrington this weekend for Easter. She is the individual in our immediate family who is our resident expert in family genealogy. Any additional questions or thoughts you may have, please feel free to send them to my email. Are you in any way related to Katherine Smith McIntire of Mass. ?

Re: John McIntire and Cornelius Smith McIntire

photo66666 — 2009-06-20 21:33:15Z

I am working on a riverboat family of Caption John W McIntyre/McIntire. His daughter Jennie was married to Alvin Cornelius. Caption John's father was Caption Robert S McIntyre/McIntire.

This family operated riverboats up and down the Ohio river and were based out of Pittsburgh.

I do know Robert's father Patrick lived in Bucyrus Ohio in Crawford County in the very early 1800's. They were Methodist Missionaries at the time of Chief Tucumseh

Re: Scioto Co, OH-McIntyre

mcgavin0 — 2009-06-08 16:30:21Z

Catherine Britt is Mary's Sister. I have Thomas Born in Pennsylvania and his parents were from there. This is where I have run into a brick wall. I have the info on this tree if you are interested.
Gavin McIntire

Re: Maine McIntire connection...

Minnimucker — 2009-02-25 16:19:16Z

I have tred to look this up for you. I have a McIntire's Book, Descendant of Phillip McIntire.
There is a McIntire's Diary Farm in Maine. I believe in Lewiston. My parents have been there a few years back.
There was a Samuel McIntire that Had two sons named Benjamin. The 1st b. July 14, 1725 d. Sept 3 1725 The second Benjamin b abt 1727. Born in Reading, Mass. There was a Family farm in Reading, Ma. He lived there until abt. 1801. m. Middelton, Ma Dec 13, 1750, Experience Elliot. Benjamin, jr. b. Mar 24, 1757.

Samuel is the son of Philip McIntire. b. Sept 6, 1666

The "brothers" (not confirmed) were Philip, Malcom, and Robert. The were of the Clan MacIntyre. Captured and taken by Cromwell and were deported to America on the Unity.
I am a descedant of Philip McIntire. I have relatives in Maine still. I live in MA.
Hope this helps.
pmh4sleep@yahoo.com

McINTIRE Iles Lee and Dora B

t42Lee — 2009-02-25 13:04:00Z

McINTIRE Iles Lee and Dora B

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Re: Jefferson Co OH McIntire marriages

kahamm42 — 2009-05-14 20:12:30Z

William McIntire/Eleanor Aiken are my gggrandparents--married in Jefferson Co., lived in Wayne and Holmes Co., OH
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Re: Aultman McIntire portrait

JeffreyMcIntire — 2009-01-26 18:55:45Z

Hi Josh,

I would love to have a copy of that picture. I am a descendant of Daniel McIntire, Aultman's brother. Also, I have a portrait of Rev. John McIntire, another brother I believe, that you can have a copy of if you are interested.

Jeff McIntire

Re: Robert McEntire/Intire Donegal to Philadelphia in 1805, also Parrish/Furmall family

RachelLyons84 — 2009-03-30 03:25:48Z

Diane, if you are still checking this list I am interested in the Parrish Furmall connection. I am also looking for a photograph of Lucinda, Andy and children if one exists.

It is interesting, also, that two of Lucinda's sisters married McIntire men.

proex_99
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Re: McIntire clan

born_a_mcintire — 2009-02-14 00:14:30Z

Kellie,
I am looking for James MCINTIRE born Ripley, Indiana Jan 10, 1828. His 1st wife was Lousia SALYERS but she died 1849 after their son(James William 1849) was born. I can not find him after that. Except a death 1878 Kansas.
Do you have any info on him?

Thanks,
mcintire

Re: James B. McIntire of Rowan Co., Kentucky; died 1878, KS

born_a_mcintire — 2009-02-12 00:11:28Z

Kim, Do you have birthdate for James McIntire?

Obit: McIntire, Emma (Johnson) 1873-1941 (Blairsville, PA)

GordonGrening — 2009-01-24 14:30:20Z

Miss Emma McIntire

INDIANA–Miss Emma McIntire, 68, died Saturday at her home in White Township after an illness of several months. She was a daughter of John and Katherine (Johnson) McIntire and was born in Indiana County. For many years she made her home in Blairsville. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Ada Elkin, Chicago, Ill., and Mrs. Mary Kimmel, Jeannette.
Funeral services will be conducted at 10:30 o’clock Tuesday morning in the Streams Funeral Home. Interment will be in the Blairsville Cemetery.

Source: THE JOHNSTOWN TRIBUNE (Johnstown, Cambria, Pennsylvania) Monday Evening, 12 May 1941, “Obituary,” page 17, column 4; Cambria County Public Library, Johnstown, Pennsylvania.

Re: Jefferson Co OH McIntire marriages

KarenHamm44 — 2009-05-15 04:10:47Z

My McIntire's did not settle in VA--so I'm sure we aren't hunting the same ones--
Karen

McINTIRE John F and Maggie L

t42CrownHill — 2009-01-28 22:30:43Z

McINTIRE John F and Maggie L

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McINTIRE Ruth M 1925-1997

t42CrownHill — 2009-01-28 22:30:30Z

McINTIRE Ruth M 1925-1997

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McINTIRE William C 1921-1991

t42CrownHill — 2009-01-28 22:30:16Z

McINTIRE William C 1921-1991

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John McIntire and Cornelius Smith McIntire

Kate_McIntire — 2009-05-13 20:04:39Z

These men appear to be brothers because of their birthplace and winding up in Ohio. The journal of the Ohio Historic Society says that John McIntire was born in Fayette Co, PA and came to Ohio from PA with his parents and siblings when very young.

Can someone who has documentation please clarify this for me?

Re: Aultman McIntire portrait

drmac164 — 2009-01-26 19:37:01Z

Jeff,
My e-mail address is drmac@live.com
Shoot me an e-mail and I can attach the photos in my reply.
By the way, which son of Daniel do you come from? I have some info on your side of the family but would love more. I would love a copy of your family tree. I have some photocopies out of the family Bible with Daniel's DOB in it. I'll send you the scan. Have you ever seen any McIntire family Bibles? -Josh

Re: McIntere

skatedance — 2009-04-08 08:54:28Z

I am the grandson of Wallace Blaine McIntire, formerly of Reno, Nevada USA. Please write or post a message, if you wish more information. Thank you and it is great that you are searching for your ancestors!

Obits for JoAnn Heath McIntire, Bernice McIntire Kiel, Debra McIntire Larson,

JIWelsch — 2009-03-16 15:07:35Z

Source Muscatine Iowa Journal
WEST LIBERTY, Iowa - JoAnn Heath McIntire, 74, died Sunday April 3, 2005, at the Iowa City Rehab and Health Care Center in Iowa City following an extended illness.

Memorial services: 11 a.m. Wednesday April 6, at the Henderson-Barker Funeral Home in West Liberty.
Burial will be held in the Oak Ridge Cemetery, West Liberty.

Mrs. McIntire was born July 27, 1930, in Muscatine, the daughter of Joe and Clara Robinson Hallmark. She married Leroy Heath in 1947. She later married Earl McIntire Sept. 13, 1985.

She was a graduate of Muscatine High School. She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church in Atalissa.

Survivors include three daughters, Donna and husband Richard Severson of Ellsworth, Wis., Debra and husband Keith Ruston of Salem, Ill. and Tami Cogdill of Stillwater, Minn.; five sons, Alan and wife Barb Heath of Muscatine, Thomas Heath, Steven and wife Jill Heath of Iowa City, Curtis and wife Mary Heath of Iowa City, Mark and wife Val Heath of Iowa City; sisters, Helen and husband Robert Stammer of North Carolina, Juanita and husband Bert Chelf of Geneseo, Ill. and special friends Al and June Reed of West Liberty; 22 grandchildren and many great grandchildren also survive.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husbands Leroy in 1969 and Earl in 1986; son Michael and daughter Terri.
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Source Muscatine Iowa Journal
MUSCATINE, Iowa -- Bernice McIntire Kiel, 84, formerly of Muscatine, died Sunday, April 20, 2003 at her daughter's residence in Daytona Beach, Fla.

Services are 2 p.m. Friday at the Greenwood Cemetery.
Visitation is noon till time of service at the Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Funeral Home. Memorials may be directed to the National Kidney Foundation, 30 E 33rd Street, Suite 1100, New York, NY, 10016.

Mrs. Kiel was born in Muscatine, the daughter of Royal and Lillian Kuebler. She married Leonard L. McIntire and later married Howard Kiel.

She was a member of the Loyal Order of the Moose Club, bridge club and a former member of the Eastern Star. She was an avid ballroom dancer and enjoyed traveling, painting, sewing, playing bridge and other card games.

Survivors include her husband, Howard; one son, Darrell McIntire of Muscatine; one daughter, Cheryl L. McIntire of Daytona Beach, Florida; one brother, Robert Kuebler and wife, Viola of Ormond Beach, Fla.; three grandchildren, Jerry McIntire of Daytona Beach, Fla., Jeffrey McIntire of Cedar Rapids and Marc McIntire of Muscatine; one great-grandchild, Shay McIntire of Muscatine; three step-sons, Gary Kiel and wife Claire, John Kiel and wife Carol, and Keith Kiel and wife Lynne; two step-daughters Maryalice Donnelly and husband, John and Cindy Evans and husband, Jeff; and 35 grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, and one granddaughter, Linell McIntire.
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Source Muscatine Iowa Journal
HAMILTON, Ill. - Debra June McIntire Larson, 42, of Hamilton, Ill., died Monday, Nov. 8, 1999, at her home.

Memorial services will be at the Cedar Valley United Methodist Church in rural West Liberty. The Rev. Marilyn Winch will officiate. Burial will be in the Oak Ridge Cemetery in West Liberty.
The Barker Funeral Home in West Liberty is in charge of arrangements. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Mrs. Larson was born on March 25, 1957, in Iowa City, the daughter of Warren and June Sanders McIntire. She married Paul E. Larson on June 9, 1978, on the Addie May Riverboat in Nauvoo, Ill. She graduated from West Liberty High School in 1975 and attended college in Kirksville, Mo. In 1977 she moved to the Hamilton, Ill. area. She was a member of the Cedar Valley Methodist Church in West Liberty, a member of the Deer Run Golf Course in Hamilton and the Keokuk Women's Bowling Association of Keokuk. Her favorite past-times were playing golf, bowling and gardening. She also enjoyed her dogs, Sadie and Herky.

Survivors include three sisters, Sandra Provine of West Liberty, Beth Brophy and her husband, Joe, of West Liberty, Karen Hesseling and her husband, Russell, of Newberry, S. C., two brothers, Philip McIntire and his wife, Peggy, of West Liberty, and Brian McIntire of West Liberty, and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, her paternal and maternal grandparents, and a nephew, Derek McIntire in infancy.
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Re: Maine McIntire connection...

raleigh86 — 2009-02-25 18:31:37Z

Thanks for all your time, but I think it has been concluded that my McIntire's are not related to the original McIntire's that came from Scotland.

Micum McIntire

raleigh86 — 2009-02-14 04:33:39Z

Looking for someone with book Descendants of Micum McIntire, revised edition, by Robert Harry McIntire. I need the "other" McIntire's that aren't his descendants, probably from index. I would be happy to pay for copies and postage. If there are too many pages, I am specifically looking for pages 553 and 554.

Thanks...

Jane

Marriage of F. B. Netherland to Miss Julia McIntire

maryachtrh — 2009-03-20 17:27:19Z

Appears in the Terrell Times-Star, Terrell, Kaufman County, Texas, 25 December 1891 ...

Married, Sunday evening at the residence of J. J. West, byr I. S. Wood, Justice of the Peace, Mr. F. B. Netherland and Miss Julia McIntire.

McIntire/McIntire graves Marion County wv

joeydog52 — 2009-06-02 14:12:29Z

I am trying trying to identify two graves at the Hawker Cunningham Cemetery, Marion County, WV. This cemetery is located on the Margaret Road with in the property where Consol Energy has just built new operations. The graves are old feild stones. They are flat and next to each other. Very near them is a large stone of Silas McIntire and an old stone of his son Virgil. The stones are almost unreadable. And they appear to be of twins. They say W J McIntire/McIntyre 1884-1908 and the other M V McIntire/McIntyre 1884-1911. The reading may be wrong as the stones are really in bad shape and were hand made. Any one with information on these two graves can email me at FFBS97@AOL.COM Thanks in advance Vanessa

Re: Robert McEntire/Intire Donegal to Philadelphia in 1805, also Parrish/Furmall family

Alana_Jackman — 2009-03-30 11:59:47Z

Hi Rachel,

Could you tell me something about the McIntire men you referred to. When did these marraiges take place? Do you know where they are originally from?

I have a little more information on McIntire's from Donegal and they were left as dead ends so would be nice to see if any fit.

Thanks
Alana

Re: John McIntire and Cornelius Smith McIntire

janetcurrie56 — 2009-05-13 21:15:09Z

Kate, can you give me more info abt your Cornelius McIntire. I found one in Ohio Co VA/Wv making tax payments early. . .before 1800. I wonder if he is related to my Robert McIntire from Brooke Co VA/WV and his brother John who I believe also ended up in Ohio. Any info you could give would be much appreciated.

Many Thanks, Janet Risinger Currie

Re: Jefferson Co OH McIntire marriages

janetcurrie56 — 2009-05-14 22:15:58Z

I don't think I am a match with that couple. . . at least not that I have found at this time. My John McIntire and sons came through Fayette County but settled on Buffalo Creek in what was then Ohio Co VA by 1784. His grandson Robert McIntire Jr had land in Jefferson County which explains my listing for McIntire marriages that I have found. Wish I could give you more information. Good luck with your search.

Janet Currie