McIntyre - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: James McIntyre

sabrinaenglish — 2009-11-04 01:08:08Z

Do you know if your James McIntyre had a sister named Almira?

Mary J McIntyre b. 1858 New York => Boston Mass

Tabwhelan — 2009-10-24 21:23:12Z

I'm looking for information on Mary J McIntyre born 1858 in New York and shortly thereafter moved to Boston, Mass. Her parents were John McIntyre (Ire) and Mary Conley (Scot). I have located her on every census from 1870 to 1920 as unmarried (lives with her sister in the 1920 census). I can't find her on the 1930 census. Does anyone have any information on Mary J McIntyre?

William McIntyre

pjknud — 2009-10-24 21:21:17Z

Looking for any information on the family of William McIntyre (b. abt 1845) and Bridget McKeever (b. abt 1846. They had 10 children (all born in Illinois). Immigrated from Ireland before 1875.

McIntyre

2009-10-24 21:19:55Z

looking for information on Eliza Jane McIntyre b.july 29 1844 d.sept 18 1912 married george david Brady had 5 children one was my grandmother, Eliza parents were Phylaster McIntyre B about 1818,Anna Scofield b.about 1825,Phylaster parents Cromwell McIntyre b.1797 wife Anna b.1797
any information on any of them would be very helpful wayne

Re: McIntyre

evongohren — 2009-10-24 19:59:50Z

I was doing a search for Scofield information when I came across your post. I have the following information which is very strange:
"South Wayne Cemetary, It is 5 1/2 miles from Dowagiac on M-51 North then East, 2 miles to the end of Corwin Street in Dowagiac.
Scofield, Sally M w/Wm 84y 6m 11 Apr 1890 - M
Scofield, Wm 62y 23 Mar 1863?
and
Scofield, Philaster McIntyre 40y 9m 4d 8 Mar 1859 >>>>>>buried with Wm and Sally, b. 4 Jun 1819. Related?, but how???"

MCINTYRE/BANNON

yogabear45 — 2009-10-18 16:11:37Z

I am looking for any information on Agnes L. McIntyre.
she was married to Patrick J.Bannon in 1915 and lived in
Providence and Pawtucket, Rhode Island. They later divorced in 1926, she then resumed her maiden name McIntyre. I also, would like to find out if there were any children in that marriage? Also, if she ever remarried? Her parent's names were: Michael and Catherine McIntyre. Any information would greatly be appreciated!! Thank you, Patty

McIntyre from New York City

rmcintyr — 2009-10-07 19:56:59Z

Patrick McIntyre, b. 1807 (Ireland) married Bridget, b. 1812, (Ireland). In US and having children by 1836. Bridget (b. 1836); Sarah C. (1841); Daniel (1842); Ann(ie) (1845; Philip (1848); Edward (1851); Mary (1854). Lived in Brooklyn (1860 US Census). I have some decendent information from Daniel. [Russell.McIntyre2@verizon.net]

Re: Dorthy McIntrye

courseyl — 2009-10-06 17:45:51Z

actually, Oren had 17 siblings, I have 8 children for Dorothy and Oren

Re: T C McIntyre

Texan45 — 2009-10-02 20:21:43Z

Since I helped you and sent you some of this , I didn't send you everything as I have the McIntyre line back to 1799 ,

Re: William McIntyre

corvino3 — 2009-09-21 20:29:38Z

P.S.
They lived in Chicago.

Re: Elizabeth McIntyre

beausoleilh — 2009-09-21 19:51:22Z

I have an Elizabeth born @ 1821 in Islay. I am not sure if Elizabeth moved with her family or came to Canada earlier.

I am connected to the McIntyre family from Kilchoman Islay (see below). The family all came to Oro Township in Simcoe county after 1855. They are buried in Oro at Knox Presbyterian Church. The later generation at St. James/ Andrews Cemetery in Orillia
Duncan my great grandfather married Isabella Turner @1870. They lived in Oro Twp. Simcoe County.

Below are the birth and baptismal dates from the old parish records of the children of McIntyre, Archibald and McEachern, Catherine

Nicol 21 Dec. 1823/ 30 Nov. 1823 Kilchoman

John 6 Aug 1826 /21 Jun 1826 Kilchoman

Donald 12 Jun 1829 Kilchoman

Ann 23 Dec 1832 / 30 Jul 1832 Kilchoman

Marrion 6 Sept 1835/ 28 Mar 1835 Kilchoman

Duncan 2 Sept 1838/ 27 Mar 1838 Kilchoman

In the 1841Census records we have the following all living on the same farm in Kilchoman.

Kilchoman,484,5,Kilchoman,Donald,Clarke,Male,15,,ARL
Kilchoman,484,5,Kilchoman,Sally,Clarke,Female,11,,ARL
Kilchoman,485,5,Kilchoman,Archibald,MacIntyre,Male,45,Miller,ARL
Kilchoman,485,5,Kilchoman,Catherine,MacIntyre,Female,40,,ARL
Kilchoman,485,5,Kilchoman,Elizabeth,MacIntyre,Female,20,,ARL
Kilchoman,485,5,Kilchoman,Nicol,MacIntyre,Female,15,,ARL
Kilchoman,485,5,Kilchoman,John,MacIntyre,Male,14,,ARL
Kilchoman,485,5,Kilchoman,Donald,MacIntyre,Male,11,,ARL
Kilchoman,485,5,Kilchoman,Ann,MacIntyre,Female,7,,ARL
Kilchoman,485,5,Kilchoman,Marrion,MacIntyre,Female,5,,ARL
Kilchoman,485,5,Kilchoman,Duncan,MacIntyre,Male,3,,ARL
Kilchoman,486,5,Kilchoman,Archibald,Macgilvray,Male,65,AgLab,ARL
Kilchoman,486,5,Kilchoman,Margaret,Macgilvray,Female,65,,ARL
Kilchoman,486,5,Kilchoman,Isabella,Macgilvray,Female,30,,ARL
Kilchoman,487,5,Kilchoman,John,Maclergan,Male,30,Tailor,ARL
Kilchoman,487,5,Kilchoman,Ann,Maclergan,Female,25,,ARL
Kilchoman,487,5,Kilchoman,Alexander,Maclergan,Male,3 Mo,,ARL
Kilchoman,487,5,Kilchoman,Robert,Carrick,Male,65,Ag Lab,ARL
Kilchoman,487,5,Kilchoman,Ann,Carrick,Female,35,,ARL
Thus there may have been an older child, Elizabeth McIntyre born born @1821

In 1851 Census of Islay only son John is missing.
See Census below.
Kilchoman is listed as there place of birth.
18 7 Kilchoman Archibald McIntyre Male 58 Head Miller Kilchoman DSC00524
18 7 Kilchoman Catherine McIntyre Female 53 Wife Kilchoman
18 7 Kilchoman Nicol McIntyre Male 26 Son Miller Kilchoman
18 7 Kilchoman Donald McIntyre Male 22 Son Ag. Lab. Kilchoman
18 7 Kilchoman Anne McIntyre Female 18 Daughter Kilchoman
18 7 Kilchoman Marion McIntyre Female 15 Daughter Kilchoman
18 7 Kilchoman Duncan McIntyre Male 12 Son Scholar Kilchoman

It appears that John is on line 3277 Farm 4 page 2 in the 1851 Census of Islay.
4 2 Blackrock John McIntyre Male 24 servant Farm Servant Kilchoman

Thus there may have been an older child, Elizabeth McIntyre born born @1821.

Archibald McIntyre - Bonhill - 1916

helenm118 — 2009-09-16 17:35:16Z

Hoping someone can help me track down an Archibald MCINTYRE, Apprentice Engineer of 139 Main St, Bonhill. On 5 May 1916 the Sheriff awarded a decree of paternity for McIntyre's illegimate child with Mary Ellen BRAWLEY. This child (William Ferguson BRAWLEY) was born on 16 July 1915.

Mary BRAWLEY later married someone else, so it's possible that MCINTYRE was too young to marry or that he went away to fight in WW1 and never came back.

The 1901 census provides a couple of potential Archibald McIntyres in the Bonhill area; there's no shortage of Archibald McIntyres who went away to World War 1 and didn't come back. I just can't seem to match any of them up, so I'm hoping that someone has this Archibald MCINTYRE somewhere in their research and can help me pin him down.

Cheers,

Helen

Re: John McIntyre b. 1797 Campbelltown, Argyll, Scotland, immigrated to Illinois 1858

pettrie92 — 2009-09-16 14:52:06Z

These are my ggggg grandparents.
Unfortunately i don't live in Scotland though.
These are related to me through my dads side of the family from Campbeltown Argyllshire.

DONALD MCINTYRE AND SARAH MCMILLAN

legster123 — 2009-09-06 13:17:16Z

Hi there,

just wondering if anyone has information about Donald McIntyre b about 1819, married Sarah McMillan, 12 Feb 1842, South Knapdale. These are my gggrandparents. They came out to Australia in 1853 on the Macedon. I was just wondering how many children they had. Also would like to know about Donald's parents, brothers and sisters, what type of work they did, etc.

Any assistance would greatly be appreciated

thank you in advance

Leonie

Nelson McIntyre

KathyDyer1949 — 2009-09-05 04:55:32Z

Nelson was my paternal grandmother's brother. He was #7 of 8 children of Cyrus McIntyre and Sarah Elizabeth Field.

looking for family in jamaica

cjmac68 — 2009-08-18 18:31:31Z

I am a son of victor alston mcintyre who was born in mantigo bay

Re: McIntyre Family

kerrysmithmd — 2009-08-13 14:57:24Z

William Ernest Mcintyre was my 4th cousin 4x born 10 Sep 1896. Does anyone know if he was married and has children? And his sister Mary Belle Mcintyre was married to James Moses Lee. Does anyone know the names of her 12? children? Please E-MAil me at kerrysmithmd@netscape.net I am willing to share what I have on my family

Thanks,
Lisa Ann Smith (McIntyre)

McIntyre/Gallagher Connection

mrmcgoo41 — 2009-08-11 17:37:03Z

Looking for possible connection between my gg-grandfather Edward Gallagher , son of Felix and Bridget McIntyre Gallagher, and Felix Gallagher, son of Felix and Mary McIntyre Gallagher. Edward married Bridget Lalley and Felix married Bridget McLaughlin. I believe Edward died in Ireland, but Felix and Bridget migrated to the U.S. and ended up in Nebraska.

Re: Mc INTYRE Kathleen 1921-1973

Johnnie_Spears — 2009-07-13 16:43:30Z

This McINITYRE Kathleen is not in my family line that I know of but thank you.
Johnnie Spears

Re: Morvern parish register births 1808-1817

JChidlow7710 — 2009-05-23 17:49:03Z

I posted what I had transcribed from a microfilm of the registers of the Parish of Morvern. There are few enough Macintyres there that it is reasonable to surmise that they all are related, but I have not managed to figure out all I wanted from the records. Part of the reason had to do with a problem of church politics/religious tenets that led to people withdrawing for a time, or simply not paying the fees for baptisms (or records?, I forget), especially for girls. Anyway, that may be behind the reasons both you and I haven't found all the records we want.
When I get time, I'd check for records of any other church there. But you might want to get the film of the parish register I from your local LDS Family History Centre and see if it's there.
Did you find Archibald and Christina on the 1841 census in Knock, Morvern? My Donald and Catherine (nee McIntyre) were in Lochaline, very near Knock at the time, and they lived in Knock in 1861. I wonder if we can find a connection.

Ann E. McIntyre 1931 photo

Not_A_Relative — 2009-08-03 07:27:02Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/ohio/15247/ann-e-mcint...

Re: Message 154 - John McIntyre

DMarshall2771 — 2009-05-16 00:52:03Z

The McIntyre Family Bible has been seen by a Stephanie Woods who lives in Michigan. She posted on Ancestry that she had seen the bible. Several of us McIntyres are trying to contact either Stephanie or her husband Patrick to find out where this bible was seen.
Oliver, he is my 4x gr grandfather who married (1) Mary Oliver, (2) Mary/Polly Miller Hitchcock. Oliver and (1) Mary had 3 children - Oliver who died and is buried in MA, Christian who is my 3x gr grandmother and John who went to Canada and married there.
Carol Argus and I have been to Worcester, MA, have travelled the trail that John & Anna made to Chester and have seen his home which is still standing and being lived in. We have extensive research from this trip.
We need to find this bible, so if you know of the party above, contact them, and pass the word along to any McIntyres that are related to this family.
John and Anna had 12 children. Christian and John belong to Oliver and (1)Mary. When Mary died Oliver gave his children to his parents who took them to Lewis Co. with them.
contact- tmarshall1@cfl.rr.com

Westomreland, PA family of Laura McIntyre

Grover3523 — 2009-07-12 19:13:50Z

Looking for information on Westmoreland, County, PA McIntyres. My g.grandmother’s name was Laura McIntyre, born in 1853 in Westmoreland, Cnty, PA. I found 1860 and 1870 census information listing a Laura of her aprox age with parents as John (b1830) and Sarah (b1832) and siblings: George, John, Emma, and Alice. (Census spelling of the family name changes, so I am not sure of the actual spelling.) Does anyone have information on this family?

Re: McIntyre in Alabama

JohnSmithLemley — 2009-07-19 23:47:23Z

Dear Kent, Darius and all posters in between:

Greetings from Decatur (Atlanta), Georgia. My ggg-grandfather was Duncan McIntyre. In fact, I visited his grave in Conecuh County, Alabama this past November. My lineage is traced through Duncan to John Thomas McIntyre to James Madison McIntyre to Lois McIntyre Smith to Billie Smith Lemley, my mother. It would be such a thrill to connect with other Duncan McIntyre Family researchers. Please feel free to contact me via my Ancestry account. Take care.

All my best,

John

John Smith Lemley

Re: Robert Mcintyre/Mcintire b. 1766 Chester County PA

Jean_Gan — 2009-06-17 00:10:24Z

Jim McIntire was nice enough to share an article about Robert with me. I think I could e- mail it to you if you would like. I am a descendant of Robert through his son, James.

Obit: Charles McIntyre of Nebraska (1921-2005)

wilsonje19 — 2009-05-16 01:28:13Z

Charles W. McIntyre, the son of Charles H. and Mary (Kinnier) McIntyre was born on June 20, 1921 on a farm near Primrose, NE. He attended Primrose Public School and graduated in 1939. Charles entered the service during WWII.
On June 24, 1943 Charles was united in marriage to Dolores Heithoff. They lived and farmed near the Primrose area until 1976 when they moved to Cedar Rapids. Charles was a rural mail carrier from 1960 to 1984.

Charles was a member of the Primrose American Legion and the Rural Mail Carriers Association.

On Thursday, December 15, 2005 Charles passed away at Bryan LGH East in Lincoln, NE at 84 years of age.

He is survived by his wife Dolores of Cedar Rapids; 5 children: Carolyn Vaclavek and husband Karl of Warrensburg, MO; Diane Martinsen and husband Jim; Dallas McIntyre and wife Joanne all of Primrose; Lois Johannes and husband Leroy of Columbus; and Cheryl Loeffler and husband Mick of Cedar Rapids; 12 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; 6 sisters; 8 brothers; along with many other relatives and friends.

Charles was preceded in death by his parents; 3 brothers: Thomas, James, and Robert; and 1 sister Mildred.

Funeral Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday, December 19, 2005 at the St. Anthony’s Catholic Church in Cedar Rapids with Fr. Ralph Steffensmeier officiating. Burial will be at the parish cemetery with Military Services conducted by Dan Cox American Legion Post #44 of Cedar Rapids. Visitation will be Sunday from 4-7 p.m. at Levander Funeral Home in Cedar Rapids. Visitation will continue at 8:30 until 10:00 a.m. on Monday morning at the funeral home.

Re: T C McIntyre

allkatz2 — 2009-04-24 09:36:15Z

James nice to meet you. We live in Roman Forest. I thought there was family in Port Authur, but did not know about Orange. Thomas and Dora also had three girls. The oldest was Rachel she was born 07/05/1879 and died 05/10/1936. Next was Jennie she was born in 1883 and died in 08/15/1965. She married a Whitfied. Then there was Callie, she was born 12/25/1889 and died in March of 1989. As far as I know she was not married. I have been working on and off on your families genealogy for years. It has been very difficult finding info. on Thomas Franklin McIntyre. The records here in the states were not that great back then or in other countries for that matter. I can tell you that the "McIntyre's" left from Northern Ireland to the states, and prior to that they mirgrated from Scotland. You also have relatives in Australia. The "McIntyre's" have a interesting history, and I will be more than happy to share what I know.

Re: T C McIntyre

allkatz2 — 2009-04-23 11:15:07Z

What I have found so far is this...I am not sure where the T.C. came from but his name is Thomas Franklin McIntyre married to Dora King in Walker Co. Nov. 7, 1874. This is my husbands great grand-parents. Thomas died in Nov. 1894. He came from Ireland, however I can not find any records of him on any of the ships records. When he and Dora were married the last name was spelt diffrent. As far as I know they have no ties to the other McIntyre's in Grimes Co. Or at least I have not found one yet. If I can help you with anything else just let me know.

Looking for Alexander McIntyre born Ohio 1830

DennisPBray — 2009-06-11 20:15:00Z

Looking for connections for Alexander McIntyre born in Ohio in 1830. Married Mary Ann Crevision in 1860s in Missouri. Had two children William Isaac and Andrew Jackson.......disappeared around the civil war. I found the children living with Grandparents in 1870. William went to Oregon (my line). Andrew stayed in Missouri.

os Missouri line spells name McEntire. Oregon is McIntyre.
Thanks
Dennis P Bray

Re: McIntyre''s of NC

kerrysmithmd — 2009-08-11 17:00:23Z

Mary Belle McIntyre is my 3x first cousin. I do not have any of her 12 children you listed. WOuld you be willing to share any info that you may have about them? I was born as Lisa Ann McIntyre to James Larry McIntyre III from NC. I will be willing to share any info I have on my family.

Thanks,
Lisa Ann SMith (McIntyre)

Re: McIntyre''s of NC

kerrysmithmd — 2009-04-20 20:27:39Z

Hello I saw that your grand mother was Mary Belle McIntyre, and she happens to be my first cousin 3x. Now I also see that you are looking for more McIntyres in Cumberland area NC. My father is James Larry McIntyre. He still lives there along with most of the family,but, he married Jeanetta Marie Bennett from MO. I have most of my families dates and more includind all the way up to present, but I do not have any dates beyond John McIntyre who married Margaret Stewart.

I was born as a Lisa Ann McIntyre

If you have anything on our family pleases let me know and E-Mail me kerrysmithmd@netscape.net so that I can give you what I do have.

Sincerely,
Lisa Smith

Re: Malcolm McIntyre

kerrysmithmd — 2009-04-20 20:05:10Z

Hello!!! Malcom McIntyre is my 3rd Great grand father. His father was John McIntyre. I do not have his birth info but he supposedly died around 1803, and his wife was Margaret Stewart.

Now regarding Susan Johnson and Malcom McIntyre, their children were
Hector McIntyre B: Apr 1851 D: 16 Oct 1928 in Cumberland Nc

John Archibald McIntyre B: 22 Sep 1856 D: 18 Oct 1922 in NC. Also he was married to a Mary Anne Lindsay

Cinthia Anna McIntyre B: 07 May 1860 D: 15 Oct 1894 in NC

Margaret McIntyre-I do not have anything on.

All these listed is what I have so far. If you have anymore ionformation, I would love tho have it in order to put my family back together again.

By the way are you related to this McIntyre family?

You can e-mail me at kerrysmithmd@netscape.net

Keep in touch in case you find anything!!
Lisa Smith

Re: McIntyre in Alabama

trappschabala — 2009-04-18 17:23:44Z

hello,
my mcintyre family is originally from conecuh county alabama. we lived in owassa though, many decendants still do. i believe this year thre will be a reunion for any one decended from mcintyres of the area. we were slaves and i have seen a slave schedual with those names on them owning quite a few slaves. if you would contact me at 916-534-5449 or 916-534-4470 my e-mail adresses are trappschabala@hotmail.com and trappschabalam@gmail.com
also my grandmothers e-mail is mchabala3@aol.com you can contact her about possibly more information than myself.
just tell who you are where your family comes from (mcintyre) your nationality and all the contact information on you or any other mcintyre relatives who are interested in where they come from.
thank you,
Darius A trapps-chabala

Re: McIntyre in Alabama

trappschabala — 2009-04-18 17:23:42Z

McINTYRE Phyllis Catherine TURNER and Franklin Dee

t42Parkdale — 2009-05-11 00:08:04Z

McINTYRE Phyllis Catherine TURNER and Franklin Dee

I photographed this gravestone in the Parkdale Cemetery, Arlington, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,355 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

John McIntyre (1891) Ballylar Ireland-New Jersey Philly area

crimsonluna29 — 2009-04-29 21:34:13Z

Hello,
I am currently doing research on my great grand parents. My great grandfather John McIntyre immigrated from Ireland in 1912 from Ballylar, Ireland he was a farmer. I believe that he has at least three siblings Mary (1891), Daniel (1875), and Eddie (1878). All the siblings where living in the Donelgal, Ireland area before they immigrated. All seem to have settled in the Philly or Newark area. Any info on them or other possible relatives would be great.

McIntyre Family of NC - Jerry McIntyre

karenjohn2004 — 2009-07-01 01:05:18Z

Im very new to this so please excuse me if im not familer with the process. My mother was from the Mc Intyre family in NC and i have not been able to locate jerry M Mc Intyre or Myra Mc Intyre. Jerry was born around 1868 and Mrya 1878. They had 5 children... Bertha,Benny,louis,Willie,Gladys. If you have any info on this please let me know. Thank you so much for your help.

Mc INTYRE Kathleen 1921-1973

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-01 19:35:49Z

McINTYRE Kathleen 1921-1973

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

McINTYRE Noah and Bessie

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-17 19:57:37Z

McINTYRE Noah and Bessie

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Morvern parish register births 1808-1817

sfjohnston1 — 2009-05-05 21:05:26Z

Just realised I called her Agnes Findlay - that was her married name! Her maiden name was McIntyre.
Sorry!!

Re: Morvern parish register births 1808-1817

sfjohnston1 — 2009-05-05 20:41:25Z

Hi,
I'm trying to trace my 3xgreatgrandmother Agnes Findlay eho, according to the 1861 census, was born in Morvern about 1820. According to her death certificate her parents were Archibald McIntyre and Christina McMillan (also known as Cirsty). I cannot find any trace of her birth in Morvern, and I was wondering if she was on either the above listing (which only shows births to two Donald McIntyres) or does she appear in the years between this one and the next one you posted 1820-39?

You mentioned in a reply to this posting that you got the information from a Local Family History Library. Was that in Morvern? If not, is it available on-line?
Thank you

Re: Morvern parish register births 1808-1817

sfjohnston1 — 2009-05-27 19:31:50Z

Thanks very much for your reply. I shall certainly take up your suggestions re LDS Family History Centre.

You mentioned that there are very few McIntyres in Morvern. In the book 'Morvern - A Highland Parish' by Norman McLeod and edited by Iain Thornber, Thornber makes a similar comment in that he says that 'McIntyre was not a common surname in Morvern then or since' and yet there are 67 McIntyres in the 1841 census in Morvern!!

There could well be a connection between our 2 lines as Archibald McIntyre was listed as a schoolmaster on Agnes' death certificate (in spite of being shown as an agricultural labourer in the 1841 census) and Donald McIntyre is shown as a schoolmaster in the 1861 census (He is also referred to as a schoolmaster in the above book).

Thanks again.

Leland McIntyre

JIWelsch — 2009-05-17 15:06:53Z

WAPELLO, Iowa -- Leland Leroy McIntyre, 74, of rural Wapello, died Monday, Nov. 20, 2000, at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City.

Services will be at the Dudgeon-McCulley Funeral Home. The Rev. Chris Thomas will officiate. Burial will be at the Fairview Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to the Wapello Community Ambulance Service.

Mr. McIntyre was born Aug. 5, 1926, near Wapello, the son of Ray Thomas and Anna Watt McIntyre.

He attended Victory Country School and was a retired railroad worker. He was of the Methodist faith. He especially enjoyed his great-nieces and great-nephew.

Survivors include two sisters, Faye Cassabaum and Gertie Cassabaum both of Mediapolis, and several nieces and nephews.

He was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Bessie and Hazel; and a brother, Raymond.

Re: McIntyres family of New Jersey

snugglz069 — 2009-07-05 18:09:11Z

My grandfather is william Mcintyre and lived in and married in New Jersey. I don't know that this is part of your family. I know that my grandfather had to be born in the early 1900's. He married Elizabeth Wright and had two daughters.

Re: Mary McIntyre - Alexander Hamilton, County Antrim IRE

billabjkcw6 — 2009-06-07 23:37:31Z

My McIntyre Family are also from Co Antrim but believe are from Ballymena or Portglenone
My GGrandfather was William McIntyre born about 1840- 1860
Have no other information on him other than he died prior to 1908 and he was married Annie Robinson who was born about 1863 . After William died she immigrated to Montreal Quebec with her children

Margaret Devlin married to Thomas McIntyre

PatrickJohn_Devlin — 2009-08-10 09:28:58Z

Looking for info on Margaret(Devlin)&Thomas McIntyre possibly from the Gateshead area of Tyneside parents to the following,Susanna,Elizabeth,Margaret&Thomas.Any info at all about all or anyone greatly appreciated.
Many Thanks Pat Devlin.

Re: T C McIntyre

jamesamcintyre77 — 2009-04-23 13:20:19Z

Well It appears we are cousins. Thomas Franklin McIntyre has three children that I am aware of. Andrew Jackson, Robert Lee and Thomas A. Robert Lee married Emma Whitfield and had Adolph. Adolph had James Carey Lee. James Carey Lee is my father. So Thomas Franklin is my Great Great Grandfather.

Alot of the decendants of Adolph are in Port Authur and Orange, TX.

Where do you live?

James McIntyre

Re: T C McIntyre

jamesamcintyre77 — 2009-04-23 05:00:58Z

Hello,

I am currently researching the McIntyre's in Grimes County and I am also trying to find Thomas and Dora King. I know they are Buried in Fairview Cemetary in Grimes County. I have not been able to locate them in the Census.

There alot of Mcintyres in Grimes county. Margaret Fayhe McIntyre is the oldest moving from Lousiana in 1825. Her husband Robert McIntyre (b.1761 d.1814 in LA) died in LA and moved to Grimes county.

I have not found the relation from T C McIntyre and Dora King McIntyre in Grimes county, but I am still searching the Navasota Library and the Anderson Court house.

Let me know if you have found anything and I will do the same.

James McIntyre
936-271-9455

Robert McIntyre

antonia1963 — 2009-07-22 00:20:28Z

I´m serching informations about Robert McIntyre- DOB 3/3/1880, Fall River, MA, USA.
He married to Julia O´Brien - DOB 9/14/1882, Boston,MA.
Wedding was 3/25/1901, Boston.
They were my g-grandparents.
Thank you,Antonia

Re: McIntyre (all spellings)

nsiteman — 2009-06-11 22:32:21Z

I am also searching for a Michael McIntyre born in Ireland. He would be my great grandfather. He was married to Lizzie (? Elizabeth) and we do not know her maiden name. They lived in Boston, Mass and had a daughter Mary (married name Hartin) who was born 12/25/1892. They also had two sons that were given up for adoption when Lizzie died. One was named Walter Turgeon (adopted name) and we do not know anything about the other son. I do not know if they were older or younger than my grandmother Mary. Both Michael and Lizzie McIntyre are listed as being born in Ireland but we do not know what county, their years of birth or immigration dates. If anyone has information, I would be most grateful.