McIntosh - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

McIntosh: John K., Albert, Ezra,....

Lisa McIntosh Rowland — 30 Jan 2001 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for information on John Kahl McIntosh, born 3/25/05 in Omaha, Nebraska to Albert and Nevada Kahl McIntosh. Brother to Ezra and Frank McIntosh, father to William P. and John E McIntosh. Died 4/12/70 in Silver Spring, Maryland.

Texas McIntoshs

helen mcintosh — 18 Feb 2002 1:50:54 GMT

I am looking for any info on any McIntosh in Texas. Im married to one . His father was Ernest Hamilton McIntosh and his mom was Trixie Isaac McIntosh .

Canadian McIntosh's

catherinethomas47 — 21 Sep 2008 1:18:50 GMT

Looking for McIntosh's from Montreal Quebec Canada

McIntosh's in Missouri

Betty77381 — 19 Oct 2005 5:43:31 GMT

Looking for any McIntosh's in Missouri. Please reply.
Betty Ann

William McIntosh of MS

Karen Monju — 15 Oct 2003 9:03:20 GMT

I am looking for any info on my Ggrandfather William David McIntosh b. 1 feb. 1851 MS d. 18 mar 1928 West Monroe, Louisiana. I have not been able to find any more info on him. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

McIntosh

glennkennedy500 — 25 Nov 2006 7:39:10 GMT

Hatherine Mcintosh Born 2-12-1775 Va
Daughter of John Mcintosh And Elizebeth Tollett

Katherine McIntosh Married Thomas Greenup
Family Moved To Ky To Ill.

Anne Mcintosh Born 1782 Married Stepen Deskins
Anne Married Daily Crm Mcdonough Co Illinois ,

Nancy MCintosh Born 1775 Va Married Bird Lockhart
lived in Tazewell Co Va

Sarah Sally McIntosh Born 1790 Va Married Thomas
Daily ,They also Moved to McDonoughCo Ill

McIntosh in Ontario

CarolLinden77 — 2 May 2006 9:00:28 GMT

Need birth info on children of Elethea and Robert Brown McIntosh - most likely that all nine of their children were born in Grand Valley, Ontario:
Henry C. (Harry) 1897, Mary R. 1899 (m. Art Ivory), Robert, Jr., Belle (m. Wm. Nicholls), Wilfred, Gordon, Archie.

George McIntosh of Dunchattan

alan_gibb — 30 Aug 2008 9:56:43 GMT

I am trying to connect George McIntosh of Dunchattan, Glasgow,1739-1807, with my ancestor Catherine McIntosh, born (possibly)Benavie, Fort William, 1806. I have been told there is a connection.
Also any information on George's father, Lachlan, would be of interest.
Can anyone help?

Thanks

Alan

John McIntosh wood sawyer / forester

carlaheard — 28 Aug 2008 11:04:18 GMT

Does anybody have a John McIntosh who was a sawyer or possibly a forester in their tree ? All I know is that he was in the Corriebeg / Fortwilliam / Kilmallie area circa 1869. He was the father of Duncan McIntosh (1869-1948) Although he never married Flora McDonald the mother, he did sign the birth certificate. His occupation is the only clue I have , so If anyone can help i'll be very grateful

William A McIntosh (1884 - 1980), New Brunswick and Bellows Falls, VT

bpotts — 26 Aug 2008 1:38:21 GMT

I'm looking for anyone who might have more information on the descendants of Loring Atwood.

He was the son of Nathan and Rhoda (Kingman) Atwood of Warwick, Massachusetts.

He was born 17 Jan 1816 in Warwick, MA

He married, in 1845, a Mary L Hutchins, she was possibly married to, or related to, a Litchfield.

They lived much of their life in Rutland, Vermont. He was in the Chair Making business.

They had 3 children:

Mary "Irene" Atwood, born 13 May 1848 in Winchester, NH. She lived with her parents all her life. She never married. She was a dressmaker. She died 19 Nov 1903 in Charlestown, NH.

John P Atwood, born 10 Oct 1853, in Winhall, VT. He lived in Springfield, VT. He was in the Lumbering Business. He married in 1884, Jennie M Stickles. They had one daughter,
Susie I Atwood, born 19 Aug 1885 in Shaftsbury, VT. Susie lived at home most of her life. She was a Music Teacher. Sometime before 1959, she became the second or third wife of William A McIntosh. William Alexander McIntosh was born in New Bruswick, CANADA. Susie (Atwood) McIntosh had no known children. Susie (Atwood) McIntosh died in 1971. John P Atwood, died 27 Jan 1933 in Springfield, VT. Jennie (Stickles) Atwood died in 1950.

Alice C Atwood, born 4 Feb 1861, in Rutland, VT. She married William J Bassett, of New Haven, CT, 26 Jul 1887. She died 31 Mar 1890. No known children. There is a William J Bassett, living in Milford, CT in 1900. He is listed as married, but no wife or children are living with him.

Loring Atwood, died 3 Jun 1900 in Charlestown, NH

Mary (Hutchins) Atwood, 10 Jan 1912 in Springfield, VT

Anything more would be greatly appreciated.

Brad

Tressie (Hildebrand) McIntosh 1917-2008

Lace_Lynch — 20 Aug 2008 7:56:14 GMT

Tressie (Hildebrand) McIntosh
A woman of extraordinary achievement, energy and character has passed on and will be greatly missed by her family, friends, fans and feline.

Tressie Sarah McIntosh of Clinton, Ohio the oldest person ever to graduate from the University of Akron, died Monday, August 18, 2008 at the age of 91 after a lengthy illness.

Born January 18, 1917 in Smith Mills, Pennsylvania, the former Tressie Hildebrand embraced life in a way that inspired all who knew her. Pianist, piano teacher, reporter, political candidate, school teacher, clubwoman, history buff, she lived life to the fullest with a sense of youthful humor that belied her age. Always eager to be involved, Tressie would chair a committee or attend a party with equal enthusiasmand both would benefit from her presence.

Her life's activities were varied and impressive: teaching piano for an astounding 76 years; running for public office twice (Mayor of Clinton and 41st District Representative); school teacher for 16 years; reporter for the Barberton Herald and Canal Fulton Signal; attaining a college degree in music at the age of 82; belonging to and often becoming president of numerous organizations including the Ohio Press Women, the Ohio Canal Corridor Committee (which she helped found), the Ohioana Library, the Akron Chapter of the D.A.R., the Ohio Genealogical Society, the Garden Forum of Greater Akron, the Akron and Summit County Fed. Of Women's Clubs, the Summit County Historical Society, the Summit County Century Homes Association and many others. A source of pride for 55 years her Summit County landmark home in Clinton was where she also happily engaged in the roles of wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother and matriarch. Tressie's ever-growing circle of family and friends cherished her friendship, vitality and joke-telling, continually being charmed by the eternal Delta Gamma girl who seemed to reside within.

Preceded in death by her husband, William J. McIntosh; and parents, Howard J. Hildebrand and Teresa Ann Peterson; siblings, Esther Sarb, Bette Ferguson and Howard P. Hildebrand, she is survived by sons, Ladd (Esther) McIntosh, Lachlan (Jennifer) McIntosh; brother-in-law, Phil Ferguson, Jr.; sister-in-law, Paula Hildebrand, four grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Funeral service SATURDAY 2 p.m. at the Swigart-Easterling Funeral Home, 624 East Cherry St. (Rt. 93, Canal Fulton) with Gary Robinson officiating and where friends may call FRIDAY 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.

Burial Clinton Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests donations be sent to The University of Akron Foundation, Akron, OH 44325-2603
for the Tressie Sarah McIntosh Memorial Scholarship.

Information wanted

Carol Umberger — 13 Jun 2000 7:39:47 GMT

I am looking for any information about Martha E. McIntosh, born in Society Hill, SC on 9/29/1848; died in Ridgecrest, N.C. on 10/14/1922. She married my great-grandfather, Theodore Percy Bell, in 1895. She is buried in Society Hill, S.C.

Any information will be appreciated.

Telford/McIntosh, Marion Co. IL

Salome34 — 13 May 2002 6:13:35 GMT

Looking for information on Eliza Jane McIntosh, married James Telford, late 1800's.
Lived in Marion Co. Il. I am told James and Eliza met when their families were moving from NC or SC to the Illinois area. Their children were Myrtle, Uncle "Dote", Josiah, ???. Can anyone help?

McIntosh

tonyaspuppy — 3 Feb 2004 7:34:20 GMT

I am looking for info. on my ggrandmother's family. I think that she may have been native american because her side of the family was known as "black Dutch". Her name was Rilla McIntosh born in 1882 and was married to William Meek.

bella mcintosh

elizabethmartyn — 12 Aug 2008 5:31:05 GMT

trying to find out information abot bella mcintosh the daughter of daniel ferguson mcintosh and ann flemming who was born in aberdeen in 1899 and died in canada

McIntosh-Mac Intosh-M'Intosh

Pat_Hendrickson — 5 Aug 2008 6:37:37 GMT

Looking for Arthur McIntosh (1792-1860) - lived from 1812 until his death in Thorold, Welland, Ontario, Canada. Married Mary Skinner (1798-1877). They had at least 9 children: Mary Ann (mar Elisha Edwards Smith); Alexander (mar Sarah Facer); Jane (mar John Marlatt); Colin (mar Jane Riley); James; Hiram (mar Agnes Semms); George (mar Eleanor Allan); Agnes (mar Matthew Flannery); and Safrony (died an infant). Would love to hear from anyone connected to this family.

McIntosh, Naismith etc Michigan, USA 1860's to date

AlexanderAdams28 — 19 Oct 2005 5:44:56 GMT

Pryse McIntosh

dcrews1776 — 31 Jul 2008 3:29:15 GMT

Is anyone out there related to Pryse McIntosh? He was born in Breathitt County, Ky on April 17, 1907. His father is George McIntosh and mother was Vicy. I found them in the 1910 census. In 1970 he became my father in law. I would like some stories about him when he was a child if anyone knows anything about him. He had many brothers and sisters. Do they really have a McIntosh reunion?
My address is;
Debbie Cothern
601 N. Noble Road
Texas City, Texas 77591
1-409-771-1335
Sincerely,
Debbie

MCINTOSH'S OF CANADA

mpeters81 — 3 Aug 2003 7:34:21 GMT

HI
I HAVE GENEALOGY OF MCINTOSH FAMILIES FROM ACROSS CANADA, IF YOU NEED HELP WITH YOURS PLEASE CONTACT ME AT
mpeters@xcelco.on.ca

John James MCINTOSH 1850 NY

D Boyle — 3 May 1999 6:42:22 GMT

I'm looking for John & James McINTOSH of Saratoga or Albany Co, NY. They lived there in the 1800's. John m.Martha Jane JACKSON and they had two daughters,Phebe and IsadorMCINTOSH. John died abt 1849 and Martha married his brother James MCINTOSH. They moved to Peoria, Ill. Any information would be helpful. Thank you.

Joseph and Thomas McIntosh who came to Indiana in 1839?

kimberlymcintosh1 — 18 Jul 2008 9:40:47 GMT

I am looking for information on a Joseph McIntosh who came to Indiana from Ireland in Aug 1839 with his son Thomas and his mother and father Nancy and Thomas McIntosh. Joseph is my Great, Great, Great Grandfather. I want to know when he died as well as more information about his parents. I would also like to know what his wife's name was or if he even had one when he came to Indiana from Ireland.

WILLIAM MCINTOSH died Jan 13 1913 St.Catharines Canada

larrymcintosh1 — 9 Jul 2008 8:28:20 GMT

i am looking for newspaper notice giving family info such as wife,children etc.to verify this person is ancestor.Death certificate only gives parents and informant so not able to verify.need help re more information

MCINTOSH BROTHERS SAMUEL JAMES & KENNETH

teddybear441 — 28 Jun 2008 7:08:45 GMT

I am looking for ANY information or HELP relating to our 2 Uncles. Samuel James known as Jimmy was residing in Hawaii at the time of his death, which was as a result of a motor bike accident, he was born in 1903 in UK came to Australia with his family around 1912, could have entered USA through Boston, went to Hawaii, had a barber shop in Waikiki served with either marines or home guard not sure which only have him in a uniform with a rifle, died sometime between 1940/1950 he had married a lady we only know as Peggy, & she ran a beauty parlor there, couldn't find a Social Security number for Jim.
Kenneth was born 1917 in Australia he married Peggy after his brothers death possibly in Los Angeles or Hawaii, he died in California and I have his social Security number, I am after dates of the deaths & marriages if possible, and real name of Peggy. Any help would be appreciated.

Meg

Obit: Wilma (McIntosh) Burdick of Iowa (1916-2006)

pbbut — 26 Jun 2008 2:00:21 GMT

Wilma Elizabeth Burdick, daughter of William John and Edith A. (League) McIntosh, was born January 19, 1916 in Honey Creek, Iowa. Wilma received her education in Honey Creek and Missouri Valley. She taught school for three years at Honey Creek #9.
On February 29, 1936 Wilma was united in marriage to Paul Botos, Jr. in Missouri Valley. To this union six children were born. Paul and Wilma moved to Graettinger in the 1940s. In 1949 they moved to Ruthven.
Wilma was employed at B&M Produce in Ruthven for five years and later the Farmers Coop Elevator retiring in 1978.
Paul died in 1963. Wilma later married Clifford Burdick on March 11, 1971. Wilma loved music, dancing with Paul and gardening. She was an active member of Zion Lutheran Church and Circle.
Wilma died Friday, November 24, 2006 at the age of 90. She was preceded in death by her parents; her first husband, Paul; second husband, Clifford; two sons, John Botos and an infant; a brother; and five sisters.
She is survived by her children, Barbara J. Royer and her husband, Gary of Ames, IA, Joseph P. Botos and his wife, Cathy of Wayzata, MN, Elizabeth R. Thornburg and her husband, John of Ogden, IA, Paul W. Botos and his wife, Libby of Baton Rouge, LA, and daughter-in-law, Judith A. Botos of Ames, IA; eleven grandchildren; twenty three great grandchildren; one sister, Tresse; many nieces and nephews; as well as other relatives and many friends.

SERVICES
Zion Lutheran Church
Ruthven, Iowa
Tuesday, November 28, 2006, 11:00 A.M.

INTERMENT
Crown Hill Cemetery
Ruthven, Iowa

Maurice McIntosh - Message directed to MarkM1035

Kathleen_Lenkeit — 21 Jun 2008 10:06:49 GMT

You have posted a public family tree that has a branch of my family tree on it. But, the information you have is incorrect and does NOT tie to you my tree. You show my granduncle John F. Conway (b. 1867 / d. 1888) as being married to a woman named Catherine Fitzgerald (b. 1815 / d. 1882). No, my granduncle didn't marry anyone who was already 52 years old when he was born.

Further, you show a Maurice Conway as their son (and your great-grandfather). You show his birth year as 1840. Unless my calculations are WAY off, my granduncle, born in 1867, could not have fathered a child born in 1840.

James McIntosh, Aberdeen, Scotland

alison2kennedy — 9 Jun 2008 7:59:10 GMT

I came across the following article in an edition of The Aberdeen Journal, dated Monday, September 23, 1912, and have posted it in case it is of interest to anyone. Although there are McIntosh's (Parish of King Edward, Aberdeenshire) on the family tree I am not aware of a connection with the one detailed below (unless anyone else can tell me otherwise!).

ABERDEEN MAN MAULED BY A BEAR

STRUGGLE IN STABLE YARD

VICTIM’S DANGEROUS CONDITION

A sensation was created in the east end of Aberdeen on Saturday afternoon, when it became known that a bear had savagely attacked a man, and so severely injured him that he had to be conveyed to the Royal Infirmary , where his condition is regarded as dangerous. So badly hurt was the man that he underwent an operation yesterday.

The scene of the extraordinary incident was in a stable yard in Lemon Place, occupied by Mr Alexander Stephen, live stock salesman, who owns the bear. The animal is kept in the yard, and during the day it is allowed to walk about the enclosure attached to a chain fixed to a post. At night it is put into a cage situated in a corner of the yard.

The injured man is James McIntosh, a borer, of 43 years of age, residing in Duff Street, which adjoins the stable yard. McIntosh is well acquainted with the bear, which is of a savage nature, having, it is said, attacked a man about two years ago and so severely injured him that he succumbed. Only as recently as a few weeks ago the animal attacked a lad, who fortunately escaped without injury, although his clothes were torn. The bear some years ago was on exhibition at the Beach Zoo, and came into Mr Stephen’s possession when the collection of animals at the zoo was broken up.

A DESPERATE STRUGGLE

About 5.30 on Saturday afternoon an attendant fed the animal. The gate of the enclosure had been left open, and the attendant requested McIntosh, who happened to be about to close it. In order to carry this out, McIntosh stepped into the yard. No sooner had he done this than the animal sprang on him from behind and bore him to the ground. The bear savagely attacked McIntosh as he lay on the ground. In a most ferocious manner it used its powerful claws on his head and body, at the same time endeavouring to fix him by the throat with its teeth. In order to prevent the savage brute from getting at his throat, McIntosh held up his right arm. The bear, now thoroughly roused, seized the arm with its teeth. So severe was the unequal struggle that the arm was broken and the flesh much torn.

The cries of the unfortunate man and the savage growls of the infuriated brute attracted the attendant’s attention and he at once rushed for the chain to which the bear was attached, and succeeded in pulling the animal off. McIntosh managed to crawl out of the yard, and was taken home with all speed. A doctor was summoned, and found him suffering from a fractured arm and severe lacerations on the face and body. McIntosh was also suffering much from shock, and the doctor ordered his removal to the Royal Infirmary, to which he was conveyed in a cab. It is thought that blood poisoning may set in.

As already stated, McIntosh underwent an operation yesterday, when the wounds were stitched. The extraordinary affair created great excitement, and was the sole topic of conversation in the locality during the evening.

1934 Deaths in the Northern District of Aberdeen in the County of Aberdeen

No. 885; James McIntosh, Iron Driller (widower of Jessie Anderson), died 1934, October Seventh at 2h 15m am in Woodend Hospital, Aberdeen (us. res. 11 Duff Street, Aberdeen), male, age 66 years. Parents: James McIntosh, House Painter (deceased) & Isabella McIntosh ms Baxter (deceased). Cause: Cerebral Haemorrhage as cert by W.F. Gaphen M.B. Ch.B. Informant: Andrew McIntosh, son, 115 Menzies Road, Torry, Aberdeen. Registered 1934, October 8th at Aberdeen by Alex Munro, Registrar.

Notes:

James McIntosh married Isabella 29 November 1861, Old Machar, Aberdeen. James was possibly bc 1839, Aberdeen and Isabella, possibly, bc 1841, Findon, Kincardineshire.

Children:

1. Jane McIntosh b. 6 December 1861, Old Machar, Aberdeen
2. Elizabeth Thomson McIntosh b. 20 February 1864, Old Machar, Aberdeen
3. Ann Burnett McIntosh b. 6 October 1865, Old Machar, Aberdeen
4. James McIntosh b. 15 October 1867, Old Machar, Aberdeen
5. Mary McKay McIntosh b 22 October 1869, Old Machar, Aberdeen.

Ed McIntosh of Mt. Pleasant, Iowa

perl47 — 5 Jun 2008 12:38:28 GMT

I have a tintype photo of a gentleman that has Ed McIntosh written on the back. I believe he was from Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, although I could be mistaken.

If I could find someone from his family, I'd like to give it to them.

Heather Lee Hathaway McIntosh, 39, daughter of, Jana Foster Smith and the late Paul A. Eaton, Sr.

KENNELLYMARKA — 30 May 2008 4:28:13 GMT

Heather Lee Hathaway McIntosh, 39
of Cobham Park Rd., Warren, Pa., and formerly of Albuquerque, New Mexico died on May 18, 2008 at Hamot Medical Center, Erie, Pa.
Heather was born October 16, 1968, in Galveston, Texas, the daughter of Jana Foster Smith and the late Paul A. Eaton, Sr.

Ms. McIntosh accomplished a great deal in her short life. She graduated with honors at Mesa State University with a double major in Waste Water Management and Environmental Restoration. She worked in her field in Colorado for seven years.

She also taught math and computer science at the University of New Mexico and Central Mexico Community College for eight years.

She was revered by her students and admired by her colleagues and the administration. Many of her friends would talk about her as being all heart.

She helped and rescued animals and was always there for people with a need. Heather loved animals, especially horses, and was an equestrian enthusiast.

She was a member of the Episcopalian Church. She was a wonderful single mother and a great mom to her sixteen year old son Cody.
She is survived by her mother, Jana Foster Smith, Albuquerque, New Mexico; a son, Cody Hathaway, Warren; a brother, Paul A. “Parker” Eaton, Jr. and his wife, Tammy, Warren, and a niece, Riley Eaton.

She was preceded in death by her father, Paul A. Eaton Sr.

A memorial service will be held at the convenience of the family at the InterFaith Chapel, with Rev. Dan Woldboldt, pastor, officiating.

Interment will be at the Oakland Cemetery.

The Peterson-Blick Funeral Home, Inc., 1003 Penna. Ave, E., Warren, Pa. is handling the arrangements.

Episcopalian Church."
Rev. Dan Woldboldt, "

James McIntosh

JackieBailey82 — 13 Mar 2004 5:12:45 GMT

Hi, I am looking for information on James McIntosh that fought with the 8th South Carolina Infantry. Any help would be very appreciated.

George T. McIntosh/Martha Boren of Todd Co., Kentucky

demcdonald60 — 9 May 2008 8:51:09 GMT

I am trying to verify the children of George T. McIntosh and Martha Boren, m. Todd Co., KY, 1845. George served in the Civil War on the Union side and was killed in the battle of Shiloh. There is a Martha McIntosh (maiden name Boren?) living in Todd County, Kentucky in 1870. This Martha was born 1825 and had the following children living with her:
James b. 1850
Joseph b. 1854
Victoria b. 1858
Charity b. 1851

I believe this Joseph (b. 1854 is my GG grandfather). He was reportedly a deputy marshal and married a Cherokee Indian (Lydia Lou Scott). I believe Joseph later lived in Arkansas and Missouri. I am trying to verify that he is the son of George and Martha and find out how George is connected to the other McIntosh families in Tennessee and Kentucky. For some reason, I can't find this family in the 1850 or 1860 census. Also, I wonder why there were so many Boren/McIntosh marriages?

Phyllis Irene Mitchelhill & Norman Alexander McIntosh

molly1001 — 28 Apr 2008 11:05:36 GMT

Looking for information in relation to Phyllis Irene Mitchelhill, B: abt 1906, Carlisle, Cumberland, England. She married Norman Alexander McIntosh. Both died in New South Wales, Australia.

Catherine McIntosh & William Leonard

willmath — 20 Apr 2008 12:45:41 GMT

Researching Catherine B. McIntosh b. 1845 Scotland. In 1864 she married William Leonard b. 1834 in Ireland. In 1872 they moved from Canada to Michigan. I have the 1880 census but that is all I know. They were my great grandparents and I really want to learn about them.
Thanks !!!

Family of George and Elizabeth McIntosh - emigrated from Grenada

SimoneMc71 — 15 Apr 2008 7:39:18 GMT

My Great-Grandfather came from Grenada and settled in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. He was known as "Uncle Phil." He had several siblings, one who recently passed a few years ago, was Uncle Dave - owner of McIntosh Family Travel on St. John's Place and Utica Avenue. Another sibling was "Uncle Big John."

I'm also looking for my Great Aunt, Estelle McIntosh (born in 1928) and her family. She had one daughter, Elizabeth. Her brother was my grandfather, Henry T. McIntosh (now Sr.)

McIntosh Family in NE

marshmarye — 26 Jun 2001 6:02:30 GMT

Need info re five brothers (all born in NEB: John McIntosh b 1870; Charles W McIntosh b 1872; Manuel L McIntosh b 1876; Lewis P Mcintosh b 1878; and William McIntosh b 1879. Parents were Joseph and Katherine Welch McIntosh (both born in OH).

Charles McIntosh - Petty 1746 - Pictou Nova Scotia

macdonab — 6 Apr 2008 6:32:40 GMT

McIntoshes of Petty

From "A Dictionary of Scottish Emigrants to Canada before Confederation" , Donald Whyte, 1986 Vol 1
entry 6754. McIntosh, Charles.
From Petty, Inv. to Cornwallis N.S. 1785. Later settled East Branch East River , Pictou Co. Farner and landowner .
m 2 June 1775, Isabell Ross, qv.
ch: Donald, Hugh, Duncan, Isabell, David, Mary, Margaret, Elizabeth, Sally.

In the same source Isabell Ross is identified as from Flemington, nr. Ft George, Inverness. , d/o John R. Wife of Charles McIntosh.

A seperate line entry (on the same page) is added for Donald as "s/o Charles McIntosh and Isabell Ross. It reads: b. ca. 1776. from Petty, INV s/o Charles M. qv, and isabell Ross, qv to Cornwallis NS 1785. setld East Branch East River. Farmer m. Ann, dau of Alexander Falconer, "(listing 10 children, etc).

Another reference I found says both Donald and his brother David were born in Inverness-shire (Petty).

http://www.rootsweb.com/~nspictou/elect_text/Pictonians_ch_1...

"David McIntosh, son of Charles McIntosh, settled a short distance above his brother, Donald McIntosh. David was born in Inverness, Scotland, and married Christie Chisholm. James McIntosh, his son, Island, East River, married Catherine Grant. Two of their sons David C. and Finlay G., entered the ministry. Hugh, another son of David McIntosh, married Isabel Polson and gave that man of weight and wisdom, Rev. Charles D. McIntosh to the ministry. Two other sons entered the medical profession. "

I was wondering if anyone might have any further information on son, Duncan.

Duncan McIntosh is believed to have married Mary Chisholm in Pictou County Nova Scotia.

Mary Chisholm was 12 when she came to Pictou from Glenurquhart Inverness-shire in 1802 with her parents James chisholm and Martha Marjory. She was reported to have married at a very young age (possibly 14)

I am primarily interested in knowing if Duncan and Mary had a daughter called Ann/Anne/Annie/Nancy

A 1920 news article in Nova Scotia erroneously identified Ann McIntosh as a daughter of Duncan's brother David and his wife Christy/Christie Chisholm (a younger sister of Mary)

Annie McIntosh married John 'Mor' McDonald. They had a daughter Elizabeth (Betsy) who married a Donald Chisholm. The same news article identified Elizabeth as an Aunt by marrige to the Hon Duncan Cameron (DC) Fraser (Lt Gov of NS)

Regards,
Ben MacDonald
Sun City AZ

McIntosh' from Dufftown Banffshire Scotland

catherinethomas47 — 25 Mar 2008 9:26:29 GMT

I am looking for decendents of my grandfather's brothers and sisters who all came from Dufftown Scotland to Montreal from1911-1928 . James, William my grandfather, John, Jessie, Elizabeth ( Elsie ) Mable, Isabella , Margaret (Meg) and Robert. Jessie and Mable moved to the USA, New York or New Jersey, Mable's married a Morgan Daly . Jessie never married . Isabella lived in Valois Quebec and married Alexander Murray .

James & Susan McIntosh Warren Co, PA 1850

NighthawkOhio — 13 Oct 2007 12:54:01 GMT

Looking for more info on James McIntosh b abt 1812 in NY, wife Susan b abt 1813 also in NY. ON 1850 Warren Co PA census they had the following children: Elizabeth b abt 1836 in NY; Imogene b abt 1839 in PA; Harriet A. b abt 1842 in PA; Franklin b abt 1846 in NY. James's occupation listed as blacksmith. The daughter Imogene later married Robert Grenny and they lived in St Clair, Michigan, found there on 1880 census. The father James was living with them at that time, wife Susan not in the household,possibly had died by then. Looking for anyone who has researched this family and who has info on who the other children married and further info on the parents James and Susan. The son, Franklin might possibly be our ancestor. I am desperately trying to find more information on this family. I think by 1860 they had moved to Mina, Chautauqua Co New York. The son Franklin is then 14 yrs old and there are 2 younger children added to the family, 2 sons named Fayette b abt 1852 and Marenus b abt 1858. Not sure if this is the same family just a hunch. Anyone with further information or who can help please let me know. Thanks!

Death of Patsy McIntosh

maryachtrh — 2 Apr 2008 2:48:08 GMT

Appears in "The Ravia Herald" 22 August 1908, Ravia, Johnston County, Oklahoma

ODD CLAUSES IN WILL

Patsy McIntosh, Wealthiest Negro Woman in Oklahoma, is Dead

Muskogee, Oklahoma, August 24

The filing of the will of the late Patsy McIntosh, the wealthiest negro woman of the State, has developed some very interesting conditions that she imposed concerning her estate and the manner of her burial. Also a feature of the treaty between the Creek Indians and the United States government made in 1866, that very few people know about.

Whem Patsy died she left written instructions as to her burial. She instructed her executor, Thomas . Owen, to see to it that all of her friends and relatives were invited to her funeral. She was not to be buried for four days after her death. In the meantime meals were to be provided for all her relatives and friends at her house, those who came from the country were to have their teams fed, and none of them was to have one item of expense while they were there. She instructed the undertaker that when she was taken to the grave that the funeral procession should return to the city from the cemetery in the same order that it had gone out. It was expressly forbidden that the hearse leave the grave until the services were over, and when it did so it was to heard the procession homeward, all the carriages were to follow in line and the horses were not to be driven out of a walk.

Shen she died a chamois skin bag was found buckled on the calf of her leg, and in this bag there were $750. She always carried a large amount of cash about with her, and yet her executor found that she at many times carried the largest time deposit of any customer the bank had. He further found when he took an inventory of the estate, that while she was worth $75,000 and had much valuable city property and land, she did not owe a cent to anyone. She left all of her property to two daughters, both of them married. She had $12,000 in cash on deposit at her bank when she died.

This property grew out of a right she acquired in the Creek Nation under the treaty of 1886 which provided that all slaves of Indians who had been set free by Lincoln's proclamation should share in the land the same as an Indian, and that all other negroes who should come to Indian Territory within six months thereafter should also acquire such rights. She came in under this clause. She acquired a large tract of land on which a part of Muskogee later builded. She held some of this property and improved it. The rest she held until it became very valuable and sold. The Creeks to this day bitterly resent the clause in the treaty, forced on them by the government, which permitted negroes to share their land.

Dale R. McIntosh, age 53, son of Emmett McIntosh, &, Charlotte McIntosh,

KENNELLYMARKA — 31 Mar 2008 3:22:21 GMT

McIntosh, Dale R.

Dale R. McIntosh
Dale R. McIntosh, age 53,
passed away suddenly on Feb. 9, 2008.
He was preceded in death by his mother Charlotte McIntosh, and his sister Mary Pierce. He was the son of Emmett McIntosh and his wife Margaret of Erie. He was an entrepreneur and graduate of Mercyhurst College."
He enjoyed playing golf
and spending time with his daughter Alexis, the love of his life.
Survivors include his wife Maggie
and a daughter Alexis.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Alexis McIntosh Scholarship Fund at any Charter One Bank.

mcintosh families entries to canada and usa in 1600, 1700, and 1800's

@@mpeters@xcelco.on.ca — 17 May 2003 1:13:45 GMT

MCINTOSH
I HAVE LISTINGS FROM MY FATHERS RECORDS OF MCINTOSH FAMILIES ENTRIES TO CANADA AND USA IN 1600, 1700 AND 1800'S IF YOU ARE INTERESTED
MAGGIE
mpeters@xcelco.on.ca

Russel Joseph McIntosh

Gladys Laugier — 9 Dec 1999 5:57:39 GMT

I am looking for information about Russel Joseph McIntosh of NYC. He was married to Muriel T. McClay in December of 1949. He served in the Marine Corps. I may be his daughter.

Partial newspaper article

tinriddick — 21 Mar 2008 12:29:09 GMT

Recently found a bit of an article from an unknown newspaper. It reads

"In Valdosta Ga., a family spokesman said Air Force Capt. Lyn Davis McIntosh, 33, who once taught school in his hometown, was doing the "kind of thing" that appealed to him when he was killed in the rescue attempt.
Herman Lyles said Mr. and Mrs. H.M. McIntosh had been in "shock" since learning Friday morning of their son's death. He said McIntosh, the father of three sons, "was a high achiver in every endeavor of life"

does anyone have any information on this, or perhaps seen an obituary which may direct me to more information? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Roy McIntosh - Golden Gloves 1940

Rebecca Tallman — 5 Jan 2006 7:53:14 GMT

I have a newspaper picture of the 1940 Port Huron (Michigan) Golden Gloves Champions. Roy McIntosh is one of them. If anyone is interested, please contact me and I will send you a copy.

Rebecca

Christina McIntosh?

mandapanda00004 — 18 Mar 2008 8:00:41 GMT

Hi, I'm looking for any information on a Christina McIntosh. She married David Fernie and had a son David Fernie in 1860 (or 1859 or 1962). David Senior is listed as an Engine Driver. His son David moved out to Australia in 1884.
I dont know Christina's date of birth.
Additionally, if you have any info on either of the David Fernie's it would be wonderful to hear from you.

Thanks
Amanda

Cpl. Scott A. McIntosh of Houston, Texas. died Mar. 10, 2008

RIP_08 — 15 Mar 2008 10:57:18 GMT

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 209-08
March 15, 2008
DoD Identifies Army Casualties

The Department of Defense announced today the death of five soldiers who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

They died March 10 in Baghdad, Iraq, of wounds suffered when a suicide bomber detonated an explosive device. They were assigned to the 1st Battalion, 64th Armor Regiment, 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart, Ga.

Killed were:

Cpl. Scott A. McIntosh, 26, of Houston, Texas.

For more information media may contact the Fort Stewart public affairs office at (912) 767-2479.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

McIntosh family in Alabama

Bobbye94 — 3 Mar 2008 10:26:56 GMT

For information on descendants of Neil Watkins McIntosh of Alabama, born 1819 see:
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~kithandkin2000

Oregon

dc105 — 4 Dec 2007 3:43:13 GMT

Does anyone have info about Leatha McIntosh Born Leatha Katzberg.Looking for McIntosh in Oregon.Much appreciated

Edward crowder,Julia crowder

kurrawa — 16 Feb 2008 12:14:52 GMT

I am researching Julia Crowder (White) who was married to Edward Crowder in 1852 in Sydney. Australia.

Robert McIntosh b1875

andrea1374 — 14 Feb 2008 11:23:18 GMT

I am looking for info on Robert McIntosh b 30th Sept 1875, son of Agnes McIntosh "wife of William Ross Lamont who she declares is not the father of the child.." Robert names his father as John Ewen (deceased) in 1901 at the time of his marriage to Helen Park. Robert was my G Grandfather and talked of being the 7th son. He in turn produced 7 sons, my grandfather being the 7th. I am trying to prove/disprove the 7th son of a 7th son story.

Robert had at least 2 siblings that I know of - Jane b 1880 and Isabella b 1873 - both have a similar statement regarding the father on their birth registrations.

Chief William McIntosh

Amy Glover — 20 Jan 2000 9:20:48 GMT

I am looking for information on my GGGGGGrandfather, Chief William McIntosh. I would like to push this line back some. I know his father's name was Captain William McIntosh and he lived in or near Savannah, GA. He was born in Inverness, Scotland. Captain William had Chief William by a Creek indian woman named Peggy. Please respond with anything. I'm sure I have cousins out there!

McIntosh' from Dufftown Banffshire Scotland

catherinethomas47 — 2 Feb 2008 3:16:52 GMT

I am looking for decendents of Alexander McIntosh and Elspeth Spence from Dufftown who immigrated to Montreal in 1928 . Most of their children came to Montreal from 1911 onwards . They were James, William, John , Jessie , Margaret , Isabella , Elsie or Elizabeth . Robert stayed in Scotland .

McIntosh-Texas

joyannknowles — 25 Jan 2008 11:41:21 GMT

Looking for McIntosh's who lived in the North East Texas Area in the 1900's.

joy

McIntosh

pattilee3 — 11 Jan 2008 1:45:01 GMT

William K McIntosh 1826 Scotland
Peter Cross McIntosh b. 1846 Scotland
Isabelle McIntosh b. 1868 Ill m. James Baglin
Margaret McIntosh b. m. Greenbank

obit fyi: Anna P. (Helmick) McIntosh. 1916-2008

MargaretBumgarner — 8 Jan 2008 1:50:45 GMT

PLEASE NOTE, THIS WAS POSTED FOR REFERENCE ONLY. I AM NOT RELATED TO, NOR AM I RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY, I’VE ONLY DONE A COPY AND PASTE FROM OUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER FYI.

THIS INFO HAS BEEN POSTED WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE EDITOR OF THE COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD.

Anna P. (Helmick) McIntosh
Posted: Monday, Jan 07, 2008 - 12:09:16 pm PST
COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD, MOSES LAKE, WASHINGTON STATE

Anna P. (Helmick) McIntosh, age 91, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ at 8 p.m. Jan. 2, 2008, at Lakeridge Care Center, Moses Lake. She was bom on a farm a few miles south of Broken Bow, Neb., to Jim and Thena Helmick, the seventh of eight children, July 5, 1916. She graduated from high school in Sargent, Neb., in the spring of 1933. She married J. Donald McIntosh on Oct. 28, 1935. They had been married one month short of 62 years when Don went to be with Jesus. Anna is survived by her sons, J. Dwaine (Anita) McIntosh of Moses Lake, D. Darwin (Sharon) of Phoenix, Ariz.; seven grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; one brother Bill (Alice) Helmick of Yakima. Preceded in death by her husband Don; daughter Shirley (Bill) Bom; grandson Brandon; great-grandson Caleb; five sisters; one brother. A viewing will be held on Monday, Jan. 7, 2008, from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. at Heritage Funeral Home followed by a committal service at 10 a.m. A memorial service will be held on Monday, Jan. 7, 2008, at 2:30 p.m. at Moses Lake Assembly of God Church, Moses Lake.

Need info??

SandraMcKim60 — 7 Nov 2001 2:52:26 GMT

I have either info you might want or the knowledge of where to get what you want. Here are some names: McINTOSH
Roley, Roley Cub Jr, Daniel Newman, Cheesie, Sequoyah, Waldo. Just a few.
I have a line that married into the McIntosh's in Creek Nation/Oklahoma.
Buzz me at SMM1033@aol.com

McIntosh's who where in Western Iowa and Eastern Nebraska

DawnBaty99 — 11 Aug 2003 6:47:11 GMT

Looking for new McIntosh descendants of Cornelius McIntosh 1784/1816 who was married to Sarah 'Sally' Montgomery on 25 April 1805 in Logan county, KY. They had several children: John Anglin, Solomon Parks, Nancy Ann, William Carroll, Harriet, and Malinda Talbert McIntosh. These children married into the families of McIntosh, Boren, Young, and Melton. Grandchildren of Cornelius and Sarah Montgomery McIntosh married into families of Pruett, Stevens, Ruby, Allen, Points, Boyles, Footes, McMillan, and Gier.

Anybody that has these names in their family research. These families lived mostly around Omaha, Douglas Co., NE and Pottawattamie County, Iowa. Solomon Parks McIntosh moved out to Idaho where his family can be found.

I'm very will to share all that I've got. Look forward to hearing from you.

McIntosh Researcher,
Dawn Baty

McIntosh / Wright / Canada / USA

@@carolsal@home.com — 21 Jan 2003 4:34:59 GMT

The only info I have re my McIntosh family is: Marriage Info:
Bride - Anne McIntosh - age 21 - born Toronto, Ontario, spinster -
parents - Alexander and Anne McIntosh

Groom - Edward Wright - age 22 - born Manvers, bachelor - farmer - residence Minden, Ontario
parents - William and Catherine Wright

Witnesses - William James Wilson

Eliza Ann Wright
Religion - Groom - Episcopalian

Bride - Presbyterian
Marriage - by License - Rev. J. Wilks - November 14,1877, Kinmount, Division of Somerville, County of Victoria
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Cemetery Records for Minden, Ont., Canada
McINTOSH/ In Memory Of/ Alexander Campbell McINTOSH/ 1831-1917/ Ann GRAHAM/
Wife of Alexander McINTOSH/ Died May 26, 1914 Aged 82 Yrs 9 Mo,s./ Their
son/ Frederick Augustus/ Died Jan. 24. 1871 Aged 3 yrs 5 mos.

Anne(nee McIntosh) Edward Wright moved to N. Dakota and appear in 1885 Census. Next in the 1900 Census, living in Cavalier N.D. Their children, all born in N.D. were:
Augustus(Gus) b1880, Marguarite(Maggie) M. b1885, Winnifred(Winnie) L. b1888, Catharine(Rebecca) b1889, William A. b1891, Elsie L. b1892, Flora L. b1895 James(Jim) D. b1898.

Any info regarding any of these people either in Canada or U.S.A. would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

JAMES MCINTOSH

RaeleneMcintosh — 9 Mar 2002 5:49:27 GMT

Looking for information on ggfather.
Married to; Ruth ,surname unk. Need Ruths surname, and James Parents namesRuths information also

McIntosh in NC.

MJarvis4736 — 15 Jan 2003 5:24:56 GMT

I am searching for the parents of Alexander McIntosh b. 17 Mar 1776 NC. maybe Moore CO. and His wife Mary Unknown
They were m. abt 1803 NC. Their children were:
Daniel, Murdock, John, Mary, Virgina, Jennett, Angus, Allen, Cristen, and Kenneth.
This family migrated to Christian CO. KY. maybe stopping off in TN. most of this family are buried in Alexander's Hope Cemetery in Christian CO. KY. That is on the land that Alexander once owned and is still owned by some of the decendants of his son Allen.

UK Mary McIntosh

Denise — 18 Feb 2003 2:16:59 GMT

Looking for info.on a Mary McIntosh.She married
James Alexander McMillian Ramsay.At one time they
lived in Glasgow,Scotland.They had 5 children.My grand-
mom is one of them she was born in 1897 in Glasgow.
Other kids are Marjory(Madge),James,Allen and Hugh.
Any info.would be appreciated.Thanks.

Amanda McIntosh

jbdb1935 — 19 Apr 2002 2:43:24 GMT

Searching for Amanda McIntosh b. March 14, 1867 d. July 5, 1932 in Seminole, OK. daughter of George McIntosh and Lee ?, she married James Randolph Bobbitt, b Sept 29, 1864 d. 1917 In Texana, OK. They are my husbands grandparents, any help would be appreciated.

Joan jbdb1935@aol.com

Cornelious McIntosh

mrstamil — 5 Mar 2002 8:19:59 GMT

Looking for info on Cornelious McIntosh.
His daughter Hannah, married a Schermerhorn.
Their son (whose name I do not have) had two girls, Kittie and Elizabeth.
Kittie married a Kergel.
Elizabeth married Ambrose Lawrence.
Elizabeth and Ambrose had 5 children,
1.Ambrose(March 4, 1900-March 1973)
2.Mary (February 17, 1902-January 3, 1945)
3.Robert b. Abt. 1904
4.Douglas (April 4, 1908-January 10, 1986)
5.John (Abt. 1913-September 8, 1924)

EVAN & JANNET MCINTOSH, b SCOTLAND, lived Columbiana Co. OHIO

NighthawkOhio — 4 Oct 2007 9:40:23 GMT

Looking for descendants or anyone with info on Evan McIntosh b 1800 Scotland and wife Jannet b 1815 Scotland who lived in Columbiana County, Ohio on 1860 census. They are found in the Westpoint area. They had the following children all b Ohio, listed: Jane b abt 1844; James b abt 1846; William b abt 1859; Daniel b abt 1853. Looking for names of children's spouses and further info on Evan and Jannet and if anyone knows if the son James had a middle name...thanks for any help. Chris in Ohio

Mcintosh, A.M. wife Mary L.

JenniferKerr161 — 30 Sep 2007 8:44:38 GMT

I found a very old cemetery in rural Stockton, San Joaquin, CA, only about 3-4 remaining headstones, one of which are the McIntosh family.The headstone is very large with the names of 4 children who died young, one an infant, unnamed died 4-1868,(hard to read), David A who died Dec 20,1872 age 7 yrs, Amelia G who died Feb 6, 1879 age 5 yrs(hard to read),and another David died Aug 5, 1888 age 1 yr.Below states all chldren of A.M and M.L.Mcintosh. Shows that A.M.Mcintosh died Jan 22, 1900(Unk what A.M. stands for)I find Mary up to the 1920 Census taken in Stockton Ward 3, San Joaquin, CA. I took pictures of the headstones. I am not related. If you are related, let me know and I will e mail you the photos.

Donald McINTOSH m. Sarah Jane BUSBY

marhold52 — 19 Jul 2007 11:09:00 GMT

Does anyone have information on Donald McIntosh and Sarah Jane nee Busby (born in Stepney)
Chn. James Joseph; Jane Sarah; Robert C; Alice? Would love to hear from you

McIntosh family website

Scott Bolliger — 28 Mar 2006 6:12:20 GMT

Can anyone tell me if there is a McIntosh family website started throught myfamily.com? If so can i have invite to the site.

Thanks,
Scott

Scott Bolliger
Battle Ground, WA

Alexander McIntosh

MargieJarvis09 — 6 Jul 2001 3:35:00 GMT

I am searching for any information on Alexander McIntosh and wife Mary ? who with their 2 young sons Neill and John sailed for America North Carolina in 1772 from the Isle of Skye. I need to Know Mary's maiden name and parents of both and dates on all of them. thank You.
Margie mcj6945@aol.com

John McIntosh, born Nairn, 1839

scotty8 — 4 Sep 2008 9:59:47 GMT

Hi, Do you have information a John McIntosh. Born in Nairn, 1839.Father of Robert,Eliza, John,Elsie,Jane Anne,James and Charles.
His's wifes name was Janet.His mothers name was Eliza.
I do not know his fathers name.

McINTOSH, Argyllshire & Glasgow

RobertCullen_1 — 29 Aug 2007 4:35:00 GMT

Am researching James McIntosh etc as per my site.

Any help or anyone thta know if Duncan@mcintosh1943 is still around please post.

http://www.geocities.com/robniknz/McINTOSH.html

trying to find

gerard1165 — 28 Aug 2007 7:51:45 GMT

trying to find any of beatrice troup mcintosh other than kate lumsden miliner troup mcintosh finnie

NC McIntosh

William Nathan McIntosh — 13 Dec 2000 3:58:15 GMT

anyone know any info on the history of McIntoshes that live in eastern NC, all I know is my grandpa was Louis Vernon Mcintosh, my great GP was Louis ? Mcintosh and his wife was Peachie Blake.

Charles Mcintosh b1881 Glasgow

flossmac — 15 Aug 2007 3:34:47 GMT

Looking for info on Charles McIntosh born 1881 Hamilton/Glasgow. Arrived Ellis Island 28th August 1910 aboard ship California. Have no other info only that he he would be staying with friends in Brooklyn

Thanks

Jane Mcintosh from KY

DanSabastian — 20 Jul 2007 5:56:42 GMT

I am looking for any info on A Jane Mcintosh who married a Henry Hudson Johnson. I know they had 2 kids Vicie and Elisha any info will be greatly appreciated

Owsley County Kentucky McIntosh's

Mike McIntosh — 1 Jun 2000 12:36:03 GMT

My Grandfather Beckham McIntosh moved from
Owsley County Kentucky in the 1930's. Does
anyone have information about his family, or the McIntosh's of that Area?

Alexander McIntosh,Margaret Smith,Alexander & Edwin McIntosh

mothergoosie — 16 Jul 2007 11:31:04 GMT

Born abt 1823 Scotland or Ireland. Wife Margaret Smith born abt 1825 Scotland or Ireland. Two children, Alexander born abt 1850 Ireland & Edwin born abt 1854 Co. Mayo Ireland. Both children are on 1861 census in Orphan Hospital, Dean, Edinburgh, Scotland. Their Father Alexander was in 41st Regiment of Foot according to his son Edwins Marriage Certificate. Need birth, death & marriage details of all of them if possible

McIntosh Elizabeth J or James R

ColleenConard — 10 Jun 2007 11:28:39 GMT

I am looking for any information for Elizabeth J McIntosh. According to the 1900 Census for Mason County she was born Jan 1868 West Virginia she was maried to James R McInstosh who was born in 1852. They had 8 Children Charlotte (lottie) Mable Katie Alice Robert Hana? James and George. Both of their parents were born in Ohio. Any inforomation you could give me would be appreciated

Isabella McIntosh

BLECFARM — 16 Feb 2007 1:26:01 GMT

I am looking for any information regarding Isabella McIntosh, either descendants or ancestors. I know she married Chas Deline, and I believe her parents were Laughlin and Margrett (or Margaret), and she was born in Wisconsin. I also know she is buried in Clyde, KS. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

JOHN GEORGE MCINTOSH (1848-1926?) and CHITSTINA BELLE MACKENZIE (1855-?)

billdorgan — 18 May 2007 10:30:46 GMT

Listers:

Does anyone recognize this family?

Can anyone answer these questions:

1. John George McIntosh and Christina Belle MacKenzie were married on 9 Jan 1876. I have not been able to find the marriage in Nova Scotia. With this date can someone find a possible marriage in Providence? They were Presbyterians.

2. John George McIntosh died sometime after 1926 in Providence. But I have been unable to locate his death record. Can someone find this for me?

3. John George McIntosh and Christina Belle MacKenzie had 8 children.

I am trying to make contact with this family in Rhode Island. They are my cousins.

Thanks for your help,

BILL DORGAN

Here's what I know about this family:

Name: John George McINTOSH

Birth Date: 8 OCT 1848

Birth Place: Springville (Irish Mountain), Nova Scotia, Canada

Death Date: AFT 1926 Age: 77

Death Place: Providence, Rhode Island

Occupation: Wheelwright: John G. McIntosh & Sons, Providence, Rhode Island

Father: John McINTOSH (1813-1888)

Mother: Mary MACKENZIE (1814-1907)

Marr Date: 9 JAN 1876

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Spouse: Christina Belle MACKENZIE

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Birth Date: 5 APR 1855

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Children

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1 M: Milfred Grant McINTOSH

Birth Date: 23 NOV 1878

Birth Place: Providence, Rhode Island

Census Place: 1920 US Census

Spouse: Ina Williams BROWNELL

Marr Date: 25 MAY 1903

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2 M: Albin Daniel McINTOSH

Birth Date: 16 MAR 1880

Birth Place: Providence, Rhode Island

Census Place: 1910 US Census

Occupation: Bank Clerk

Spouse: Eva May MACKENZIE

Marr Date: 20 JUL 1905

Marr Place: New Glasgow, Nova Scotia, Canada

Marr Memo: Registration Year: 1905 - Book: Minister: Rev. S. J. MacArthur. Witnesses: Flora G. McKenzie and R.E. Verge1832 - Page: 271 - Number: 85

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3 F: Mary E. McINTOSH

Birth Date: 15 MAY 1881

Alias/AKA: Bessie /May/

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4 M: John Truman McINTOSH

Birth Date: 14 AUG 1884

Spouse: Elizabeth A. KINNEY

Marr Date: 19 JUN 1920

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5 M: Harold St. Clair McINTOSH

Birth Date: 30 MAY 1888

Birth Place: Providence, Rhode Island

Census Place: 1920 US Census

Spouse: Delma WINSOR

Marr Date: 25 OCT 1919

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6 F: Christine Louise McINTOSH

Birth Date: 5 DEC 1889

Spouse: Robert Piers O'BRIEN

Marr Date: 21 JUN 1913

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7 F: Edith McINTOSH

Birth Date: 11 JUN 1892

Spouse: Percy Waterman SARLE

Marr Date: 5 JUN 1920

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8 F: Helen Violet McINTOSH

Birth Date: 25 DEC 1896

Birth Place: AKA Helen M. Singsen

Census Place: 1910 US Census

Spouse: Don Gilbert SINGSEN

Marr Date: 12 OCT 1923

Notes for John George McINTOSH

John G. McIntosh appears in the 1920 US Census of Rhode Island as follows:

Mcintosh, John G

Age: 68 Year: 1920

Birthplace: Canada Roll: T625_1672

Race: White Page: 4B

State: Rhode Island ED: 107

County: Providence Image: 602

Township: East Providence

Peter McIntosh

Terrie — 29 Nov 1999 7:18:38 GMT

Looking for information on Peter McIntosh born 1821 in KY married to Jane Gross. They had a son named Hiram.

Wilson R. McIntosh - 1918 - 1991

JoellenBrown27 — 25 Apr 2007 6:49:36 GMT

Death certificate for Wilson Royer McIntosh, 1918 - 1991, recorded at the Maricopa County Recorders office. Parents showing as Alexander McIntosh and Ella Mae Burlingame.

Document type - death cer

http://recorder.maricopa.gov/recdocdata/GetRecDataSelect.asp...

McIntosh John

Dianne McIntosh — 28 Sep 2001 3:36:43 GMT

looking for John McIntosh son of William McIntosh and Alexandrina McLeod. John was married in scotland stirling to Catherine Ryan he was a piper in the 93rd regiment stirling castle please email me if anyone has any connections to this couple.

ABEL MCINTOSH, 1782-1838; VA;NC;GA;TN

Monieca — 19 Apr 2007 11:12:48 GMT

Abel Mcintosh taxpayer in Berkshire, VA 1782-1787 (along with an Alexander & Daniel Mcintosh. Abel was in Wilkes Co., NC as a taxpayer in 1793 and married about 1793 in Georgia to a Susannah Thompson. Abel was next found in Greene Co. TN in 1812, and on 1830 census showing age of 70 to 80 (making birth 1750-1760)Abel had two known childrenm Jesse born in Ga about 1790 and later married Jane Smith 12/13/1820 in Greene Co., Tn. Jesse and Jane and their children are found in Knox Co., Ky 1830,40 & 50 census. By 1852 they had traveled to Indiana, and later through Illinois and by boat to Buchanan and Anderson Co. Missouri. by 1855. Abel Mcintoshs daughter Susannah was born around married David Woods of Greene Co., Tn around 1830. A will of Abel Mcintosh was filed 1/27/1838 and both Jesse and Susannah were named in the will.
Jesse Mcintosh had a son named William that married Emily Wyatt, daughter of Mary Polly Wyatt of Knox Co. Ky. Mary Polly was an unwed mother and the daughter of Thomas and granddaughter of Sameul and Rebecca Wyatt of Knox Co., Ky and formerly of Greene Co., Tn.
Any info about any of the Mcintosh above and in particular Abel would be appreciated. Does anyone have any idea what Bershire VA would be; a county, city, district? I can not find any listin for it in Virginia during the time period of 1782-1787.

Willaim McIntosh born 1856

Constance968 — 31 Mar 2007 8:29:09 GMT

Searching for anyone related to a William McIntosh born 16 May 1856

Herman H. McIntosh Obituary 1888-1970

kaitysmom — 1 Mar 2007 1:44:28 GMT

Source: “The Stewart-Houston Times” Newspaper, a weekly newspaper of Stewart County and Houston County in Tennessee

Date of Newspaper: Wednesdsay, December 23, 1970
Page: A-2

Name: Herman H. McIntosh
Age: 82
Born: March 4, 1888 in Houston County, TN.
Died: December 11, 1970 at Memorial Hosptial in Clarksville, Montgomery County, TN.
Funeral: December 13, 1970 with Nave Funeral Home in Houston County, TN.
Burial: Cumberland City Cemetery
Parents: Charlie McIntosh and Ollie Wilson
Deceased Spouse: Vida McIntosh
Surviving Children: Charles McIntosh
Surviving Siblings: Anderson McIntosh, Lee McIntosh, Wilson McIntosh, Louis McIntosh, Mrs. Paula Parchman, Mrs. Lucille Weaks

If anyone is interested in a copy of the full and original obituary, I would be glad to share. Contact me at kaitysmom@peoplestel.net

In Christ,
Melissa Barker
Have Access to Original Tennessee Death Certificates 1908-1955 for All Counties
Have Access to Original Tennessee Birth Certificates 1908-1912 for All Counties

Will Do Look Ups!!!

McIntosh in Virginia

mcoyle7692 — 16 Jan 2007 5:34:15 GMT

Looking for any information on the McIntoshes listed on the 1850 Virginia Prince William County Census. They are listed as follows:

Group 1:

William L. McIntosh - b. abt 1803
James McIntosh - b. abt 1770
Frances McIntosh - b. abt. 1815

Group 2:

Rachel McIntosh - b. abt 1798
Jane McIntosh - B. abt 1826
Caroline McIntosh - b. abt. 1815
Hartley McIntosh - b. abt. 1819
James McIntosh - b. abt. 1828

Group 3:

James McIntosh - b. abt. 1820 (I know this date to be false. James was actually born about 1828.)
Adeline McIntosh - b. abt. 1833
Sarah McIntosh - b. abt. 1850

Living with Group 3 is a Sally Mathews, b. abt 1798, William L. Mathews, b. abt 1837, and a Robert Brady, born abt. 1810.

If any of this looks familiar to you, please let me know ok? I'm also interested in McIntoshes in the counties surrounding Prince William, i.e. Fauquier, Loudoun, Fairfax and Stafford.

Thanks,

Michele

Robert McIntosh born 1774 in Perthshire, Scotland

Doyle_McI — 9 Feb 2007 9:24:54 GMT

Looking for any info on Robert McIntosh born 1774 in Perthshire, Scotland. His father was a William McIntosh. Supposedly William was closely connected to one of the Clan Chiefs of the Clan Mackintosh. Anne Barry, grand daughter of Robert's son William, thought that Robert's father William was the son of Robert Mackintosh and Anne MacQueen. Another relative thought that William was a grandson of Alexander Mackintosh (d. 1781 Newburgh, Fife)whose oldest son Aeneas later became Chief. Alexander's 2nd son, William was baptized 11 July 1756 in Newburgh, Fife. Obviously there have been some oral traditions that Robert had some family connection to the Chiefs of the Clan Mackintosh, I'm looking for other relatives/descendants that would have additional information or records that can help clear this matter up.

I am especially looking for a family bible, either one that belonged to Robert and his wife Agness or their children.

I have searched and searched and have not been able to find a suitable baptism for Robert.nIn Ira Beattie's research he says that Robert was born 3 October 1774. Robert's tombstone in New Mills, Restigouche, New Brunswick says that Robert was a native of Logierait, Perthshire. Also his name is spelled M'Intosh.

If Robert had a close connection with the Chiefs it is possible that Robert was baptized as an Episcopalian because the Chiefs of the Clan Mackintosh were Jacobite supporters and many of them were Episcopalian.

Robert married Agness Bartie in Errol, Perthshire on December 5, 1802.

Their children are as follows: William (1803 Errol), Robert (1805, Errol), Joseph (1808 Craiglochie), Hugh (1809), John (1810 Craiglochie), David (1812 Kilspindie), James (1814 Kilspindie), Alexander Saunders (Lochmill), Peter (1818 Lochmill), Agnes (1820 Lochmill), Euphemia (1823 Lochmill), George (1824 Lochmill), Thomas (1827 Lochmill).

Robert and Agnes emigrated to Restigouche county, New Brunswick in June of 1833, William and David emigrated in 1839, Alexander in May of 1833 and all of the other children, except not sure where Joseph and Hugh ended up.

Robert died Dec 12, 1846 and Agness died in 1863. They are buried in New Mills, Restigouche, New Brunswick.

Any help on Robert's parentage and lineage would be appreciated as well as any other info and family records.

Robert McIntosh born 1774 in Perthshire, Scotland

Doyle_McI — 9 Feb 2007 10:08:44 GMT

Looking for any info on Robert McIntosh born 1774 in Perthshire, Scotland. His father was William McIntosh. Supposedly William was closely connected to one of the Clan Chiefs of the Clan Mackintosh. Anne Barry, grand daughter of Robert's son William, passed down that Robert's father William was the son of Robert Mackintosh and Anne MacQueen. Another relative thought that William was a grandson of Alexander Mackintosh (d. 1781 Newburgh, Fife)whose oldest son Aeneas later became Chief. Alexander's 2nd son, William was baptized 11 July 1756 in Newburgh, Fife. Obviously there have been some oral traditions that Robert had some family connection to the Chiefs of the Clan Mackintosh, I'm looking for other relatives/descendants that would have additional information or records that can help clear this matter up.

I am especially looking for a family bible, either one that belonged to Robert and his wife Agness or their children.

I have searched and searched and have not been able to find a suitable baptism for Robert. In Ira Beattie's research he says that Robert was born 3 October 1774. Robert's tombstone in New Mills, Restigouche, New Brunswick says that Robert was a native of Logierait, Perthshire. Also his name is spelled M'Intosh.

If Robert had a close connection with the Chiefs it is possible that Robert was baptized as an Episcopalian because the Chiefs of the Clan Mackintosh were Jacobite supporters and many of them were Episcopalian.

Robert married Agness Bartie in Errol, Perthshire on December 5, 1802.

Their children are as follows: William (1803 Errol), Robert (1805, Errol), Joseph (1808 Craiglochie), Hugh (1809), John (1810 Craiglochie), David (1812 Kilspindie), James (1814 Kilspindie), Alexander Saunders (Lochmill), Peter (1818 Lochmill), Agnes (1820 Lochmill), Euphemia (1823 Lochmill), George (1824 Lochmill), Thomas (1827 Lochmill).

Robert and Agnes emigrated to Restigouche county, New Brunswick in June of 1833, William and David emigrated in 1839, Alexander in May of 1833 and all of the other children, except not sure where Joseph and Hugh ended up.

Robert died Dec 12, 1846 and Agness died in 1863. They are buried in New Mills, Restigouche, New Brunswick.

Any help on Robert's parentage and lineage would be appreciated as well as any other info and family records.

Mrs. Alexander McIntosh

wiohsito — 11 Jan 2007 3:02:40 GMT

Obit

The funeral of Mrs. Alexander McIntosh was held this afternoon at 2:30 at Bilbirnies chapel. Rev. Karl H. Keefer, pastor of the Lakeside M.E. church officiated and burial was in Oakwood cemetery.

Pub in Muskegon (Michigan) Chronicle - July 20, 1917

Alexander Gregory McIntosh (Scotland & Iowa)

ds1lahmon — 1 Jan 2007 10:09:26 GMT

Looking for anyone with research on Alexander Gregory McIntosh, born 17 May 1833 in Scotland & came to USA about 1840. Possible parents were Lauchlan and Margaret McIntosh buried in Union Dale Cemetery, Pittsburg, PA. A.G. married Mary Dallas 1858 in PA. First two children, Mrgaret E. was born Nov 1859; Wendell born Oct 1862, both in PA. Children: Alexander Dallas, born Mar 1865, Goshen, Muscatine, IA; John E. born Oct 1868, Atlalissa, Muscatine, IA; Carrie D. born about 1872; Robert B. born about 1874; Gertrude M. born Sep 1875; Mayme born Mar 1878; Walter Scott born Feb 1880: Lachlan Arthur born Feb 1883.

Angus McIntosh ~ Banished from Scotland in 1716

BasketLady420 — 29 Dec 2006 5:57:01 GMT

MCINTOSH, ANGUS
Jacobite captured at Preston. Transported from Liverpool on the 'Two Brothers.' master Edward Rathbone, for Jamaica, 26 April 1716. Landed on Montserrat, June 1716.
(SP/C)(CTB)(CTP)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 119.
Joyce

Ewan McIntosh ~ Banished to America in 1716

BasketLady420 — 29 Dec 2006 5:53:11 GMT

MCINTOSH, EWAN
Jacobit captured at Preston. Transported from Liverpool to South Carolina on the 'Susannah,' master Thomas Bromhall, 7 May 1716.
(CTB)(SP/C)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 120.
Joyce

Thomas McIntosh ~ Banished from Scotland in 1716

BasketLady420 — 29 Dec 2006 5:50:24 GMT

MCINTOSH, THOMAS
Jacobite captured at Preston. Transported from Liverpool to Virginia or Jamaica on the 'Elizabeth and Anne,' master Edward Trafford, 29 June 1716.
(CTB)(SP/C)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 122.
Joyce

Malcolm McIntosh ~ Banished from Scotland in 1716

BasketLady420 — 29 Dec 2006 5:47:07 GMT

MCINTOSH, MALCOLM
Jacobite captured at Preston. Transported from Liverpool to Antigua on the 'Scipio,' master John Scaisbrick, 30 March 1716.
(CTB)(SP/C)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 122.
Joyce

Alexander McIntosh, b. abt. 1727 in Scotland

BasketLady420 — 29 Dec 2006 5:42:49 GMT

MCINTOSH, ALEXANDER
20. Servant. Moray.
Jacobite in MacIntosh's regiment. Prisoner at Inverness, ship and Tilbury. Transported from London to Jamaica or Barbados by Samuel Smith, 31 March 1747.
(P))(RM)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 120.
Joyce

Alexander McIntosh, b. abt. 1678 in Scotland

BasketLady420 — 29 Dec 2006 5:37:07 GMT

MCINTOSH, ALEXANDER
69. Labourer. Balnabrough, Perth.
Jacobite in the Duke of Perth's regiment. Prisoner at Perth, Canongate and Carlisle. Transported from Liverpool on the 'Gildart,' master Richard Holmes, 5 May 1747. Landed at Port North Potomac, Maryland, 5 August 1747.
(P)(PRO)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 119.
Joyce

Alexander McIntosh ~ Banished to America in 1716

BasketLady420 — 29 Dec 2006 5:32:08 GMT

MCINTOSH, ALEXANDER
Jacobite captured at Preston. Transported from Liverpool on the 'Godspeed,' master Arthur Smith, for Virginia 28 July 1716. Sold to Daniel Stewart in Maryland, 17 October 1716.
(SP/C)(CTB)(HM)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 120.
Joyce

Alexander McIntosh ~ Banished from Scotland in 1716

BasketLady420 — 29 Dec 2006 5:27:56 GMT

MCINTOSH, ALEXANDER,
Jacobite captured at Preston. Transported from Liverpool to St. Kitts on the Hockenhill, master H. Short 25 June 1716.
(SP/C)(CTB)

I am not related to this person, I am just passing on this information, which comes from a book titled "Scots Banished to the American Plantations 1650-1775" by David Dobson. Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore. 1983. pg. 119.
Joyce

leroy mcintosh and his family

patty — 11 Feb 2003 5:19:44 GMT

McIntosh/Mackintosh - NJ - Burlington County

dbdrumm1 — 24 Dec 2006 1:57:14 GMT

Interested in any informaton on Brazillai and Job McIntosh (early 1800's). Known parents are John McIntosh and Mary Grimson.

MclNTOSH, JAMES; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 18 Nov 2006 4:22:35 GMT

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh/Default.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

MclNTOSH, JAMES
Rank and organization: Captain of the Top, U.S. Navy. Born: 1833, Canada. Accredited to: New York. G.O. No.: 45, 31 December 1864. Citation: On board the U.S.S. Richmond during action against rebel forts and gunboats and with the ram Tennessee in Mobile Bay, 5 August 1864. Despite damage to his ship and the loss of several men on board as enemy fire raked her decks, Mclntosh performed his duties with skill and courage throughout the prolonged battle which resulted in the surrender of the rebel ram Tennessee and in the successful attacks carried out on Fort Morgan.