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Excellent Site!
Nice page. How can I become a member of a clan? Or get my own family clan.
I am very interested with Genealogy of the McIntoshes. I have traced my line back to
Perth, Scotland (1760) I would be delighted to share information with anyone interested.
LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON THE McINTOSH FAMILIES FROM IN AND AROUND MERCER, MO. HAVE
TRACED FAMILY TREE TO AARON & MARTHA (PIGG) McINTOSH.AARON WAS BORN IN1828 AND MARTHA
WAS BORN IN 1826. LOOKING FOR INFO ON THEIR EARLIER FAMILY ROOTS. THANK YOU
I'm looking for a better copy of the McIntosh History written by Frank Bringle McIntosh
in about 1947 which describes the descendents of John Og McIntosh born on March 6, 1753 in
Inverness, Scot. who was captured in the Battle of Cowpens during the American Revolution.
I am hoping to work a trip to that battle site in a family vacation so would also be
interested in hearing about the national historical site there. Thanks for any
information!
This is a great site! I was just wondering if anyone has any information about the
McIntoshes in the Southwest Missouri area....I don't know much about our family
tree....only that we are supposedly descended from Scot royalty....who knew?? If you have
any info for me, please e-mail me. Thanks!
Hi! Great web site! Enjoy anything Scottish. Is there any info available for this site
about us up here in the "True North strong and free?" (a.k.a. Canada). Would
appreciate it if you could contribute some of the Canadian history of the Macs. My heart
is in the Highlands. Isobel McIntosh.
I was very glad to see your page. My father is currently working very hard on a family
tree that he has currently put about 7 years of research into. I must say that we are
quite proud of our Scottish heritage and hope to see much more out of your sight in the
future. Keep up the great work.
I'm looking for information on a Sept family of clan MacIntosh. If anyone has
information on the Ritchie family I would most appreciate hearing about it. Many thanks!
I got a very good lead on my Great, Great Grandfather Alex McPhail On CD 118
Alex McPhail b 1823 Scotland. Living 1851 Markham Township This came to me email,
from one of the research sites that I made an inquiry. This Alex would be about the right
age, born in Scotland in 1823 and he migrated to Canada, being on the 1851 census in
Markham, Ontario, Canada. MCPHAIL/MACPHAIL :
SCOTLAND>CANADA>NY>MI>ID>WA Researching: Great, Great Grandfather Alex
McPhail born in Scotland in early 1800's Great, Great Grandmother Anna McPhail (
Tettes ) born in Scotland in early 1800's Great Grandfather Archibald McPhail
born in Canada, on AUG 06, 1858 ( his obit states that he was from Ontario and that he had
several brothers and sisters in Ontario Canada and one brother Sandy McPhail in Sedro
Woolley WA. ). He moved to the US, NY area when he was around 18 years old. He married my
Great Grandmother Mary Foster in New York. Agnes Campbell Macphail, first woman
member of the Canadian House of Commons; b. March 24, 1890, in Proton Township, Grey Co.,
Ont.; d. in Toronto, February 13, 1954. Daughter of Dougald Macphail, farmer and
auctioneer, and Henrietta Campbell. My Great Grandfather Archibald and Dougald were poss.
brothers, this is what I'm researching now. Dougald McPhail b 1843 Scotland
1851 living Lobo Township Middlesex, Ontario This Dougald McPhail born in Scotland
in 1843 and being in the 1851 census of Township Middlesex, Ontario, Canada, is more then
likely the same Dougald MacPhail, who was a poss. brother to my Great Grandfather
Archibald McPhail who was born in 1858 in Ontario Canada. Grandfather William John
McPhail born on Drummands Island, Michigan in 1885, he married my Grandmother Rowena
Parcels in Michigan on July 4,1911. Rowena was also from Michigan, having a sister Mrs. St
Onge and 3 brothers Edward, Henry and Richard Parcels. Her father Allen Parcels of
Michigan was also alive at her death in 1940. Archibald McPhail ( d. 1944 ) and Mary
( d. 1960 ), William John McPhail ( d. 1956 ) and Rowena ( d. 1940 ) then moved to the
Tacoma Washington area and the all lived here until their deaths.
Great web page. I must say, I am proud to be a McIntosh!!
Seeking info. on Noble & McIntosh families who married in Ouachita Parish, La.
Sherry Sanford SSanf51819@aol.com
DONALD MCINTOSH MCINTOSH OF NAIRN, SCOTLAND MARRIED CHRISTIAN MCLEOD 1820 IN NAIRN. AM
TRYING TO FIND THEIR PARENTS. IS ANYONE ELSE RESEARCHING THIS FAMILY. MY GRANDPARENTS
FORBES AND JEAN HORNE MCINTOSH CAME TO MA. EARLY 1900'S. ANY HELP WILL BE GREATLY
APPRECIATED. BEST OF LUCK TO ALL OF YOU IN YOUR RESEARCH.
I'm long since removed from any Scottish connections. Maybe this is a start, although
after seeing my tartan maybe this wasn't such a good idea. I am looking forward to
checking my family history and this page looks like a good place to start.
This is really cool! I'm Scottish and proud of it, and I found this homepage really
interesting. It would be even better if you had some history about the McIntoshes in
Canada, eh? Keep adding new stuff, and I'll definitely come back. Thanks! Isobel McIntosh
Came across your page while I was researching Scotland on the WEB - I'm having my
students study Scotland as part of the World Festival at school. Great to see the page, as
well as someone else wearing the clan tartan. Dave Dallas Albuquerque, NM
Hey its me. Francis McIntosh(Cal.) thanks for the letter. I'm still working on the
letter to you. Thanks again
Good on ya lads! I am originally from Ottawa, ON. where my father, Alexander Norman
McIntosh still lives. He was born in Glengary county in Ontario.
Message for John McIntosh, New Zealand. Apologies for the incorrect e-mail address, try
this one. We have a line of our family in New Zealand. The James McIntosh I'm looking for
has a Grandson, William Ross McIntosh, born 1/8/1926 who emigrated to New Zealand. He
married Issabel McKenzie and has 2 children, Lynda and Freda. Although he was christened
William he was known as Dick!, Strange custom they have in Scotland. I've no idea where
they settled., I'll try contacting you via e-mail., Cheers., Ian.,
Where can I find more information???
Interesting web site - I know very little about my heritage and you've inspired me to
find out more! Do you have any resources you could recommend?
We have in our family tree a Jane McIntosh (abt1824-1888) who was from Scotland and
married William Moore (1824-1882) there. They emigrated to the US and lived in Indiana,
having two children there: Margaret (1852) and Tom(1855). They moved to Cape Giradeau,
Missouri and had two more children: John (1859) and Mary ( aft 1860) Our connection is
with John William, who became a Vincentian Priest and one of the founders of St. John's
University in NYC. Thanks for any information! What a great page! mbayone@aol.com
Great place to visit!!!! I come from a line of McIntoshes descended from Peter Ira
McIntosh.I have info that indicates his arrival around the Boston area and settled in the
Mohawk Valley in a town called Schoharie[near Albany]. He was married to a woman named
Maria[Mary]LaGrange supposedly born in Albany in August of 1778. I might add that Peter
was born in Scotland in 1774... Where I do not know.... I have info from the 1770's to the
present but nothing of the pre-America lineage. Do these names ring any bells..I am
looking for pre 1770ish data!! Does anyone know of any Canadian URL's???? Thanks and
Greetings from Canada!!!!
MY MOTHER LORRAINE, DAUGHTER OF CARL, SON OF JOHN, SON OF RODRICK, OF COURSE ARE ALL
McINTOSH,S. RODRICK LIVED, WE BELIEVE, NEAR INVERNESS SCOTLAND. HE IMMIGRATED TO CANADA IN
1844, LANDING IN TORONTO (THEN YORK) . I AM JUST STARTING TO LEARN COMPUTERS AND DOING
SOME FAMILY RESEARCH . ( PAINFULLY SLOW) IT WAS ENJOYABLE READING YOUR PAGE. KEN OBRIEN
Know of any McIntoshes that ventured to the Caribbean? Great page and keep the faith.
Ian McIntosh of Bristol UK wrote asking about James McIntosh born 1880. My Great-uncle
James McIntosh was born on the 11th September 1880 at Baker Street in Stirling to John and
Catherine (Ryan) McIntosh. I could not get through to your email. Contact me if you think
my James is your GGgrandfather. Cheers
This is a great page....wish I WAS part of this clan!!!
Both Clans seem to lay claim to the MacFall sect. If anyone knows any M(a)cFall's
that may be able to help, please have them email me a.s.a.p. Great site! Thanks
Please come visit our new site and keep the faith.
Looking for any descendants of McIntoshes that lived in or around Dufftown, near
Elgin in Scotland at the turn of the 20th century. Have traced our lineage back to
Dufftown but are looking for the family of James McIntosh born in 1880, died in 1957 in
Aberdeen. First wife was Margaret Allan and had, among others. a daughter called Jane
Alice who was born in 1900 and died in 1956. James is my Great-Great Grandfather and I'm
trying to trace his father or direct descendants. Great site, will take time to look
properly if I can download it and then see if I can tie in any of my investigations.,
Cheers.,
Son of George Dryburgh McIntosh, born 1881, Paris, Ontario, Canada
Hello!!! Goodbye.!!!!!
This is Quite a Lovely site There is (rumored) to be lineage from the highlands
Unknown who when where All from Mothers side
My Mother was a McIntosh from Georgia. Her father was John Hawkins McIntosh a son of
Benjamin Franklin McIntosh who was married three times. His second marriage was to Harriet
McMurray who was my grandfathers mother. The lineage supposedly traces back to Captain
John Mohr McIntosh who led a Company of Highlanders against the Spaniards in 1740. I am
just starting and need any information available on Captain McIntosh and his descendants.
This site is a great help to me. Thanks!
Very nice to see this page. Liked it a lot. Here are all the skeleton's from my
closet if they will help anyone: father: Major McDonald McIntosh (Don), born San Pedro, CA
grandfather: Major Scott McIntosh, born Cape Traverse, PEI, Canada (black sheep of family
and probably changed his name when he ran away from home in late teens. original name
probably David Scott/Scott Davi McIntosh or Mackintosh.) One of the rumors in my family is
that one of my grandfather's brothers sold the family recipe for smoking meat, got rich
and didn't share. Supposedly he sold it to Farmer John Meat Company (sorry FJ if this
isn't true -- I said it was a rumor). Great-grandfather: Charles Cummins Mackintosh, born
Bradalbane, PEI, CA gggfather:Alexander Mackintosh, born Glasgow, Scotland
Seeking to contact descendants of William McIntosh of Old Salem, SC (1764-1843). He
fought in the Revolution under Francis Marion and was one of the founders of Midway
Presbyterian Church which is near the border of Clarendon and Williamsburg Counties in SC.
1-- William McINTOSH (7 Apr 1764 - 24 Jun 1843) married Mary REARDON (b 11 Mar 1776) on 18
Dec 1794 2-- Martha Jane McINTOSH (b 18 Oct 1795) sp-Daniel FRIERSON 2-- Mary Witherspoon
McINTOSH (21 Sep 1797 - 15 Apr 1869) sp-Edward ANDERSON (b 20 Mar 1790) 2-- William Hilton
McINTOSH (b. 3 Oct 1799) 2-- Susannah McINTOSH (b. 13 Aug 1801) married Elizabeth
HARRINGTON (10 Jun 1785 - 27 Mar 1852) on 6 Aug 1807 2-- James Gamble McINTOSH (20 Jul
1808 - 6 Jul 1874) sp-Mrs. Ann (ROSE) MILLS (7 Jun 1809 - 1 Feb 1863) 3-- Sarah Rebecca
McINTOSH (3 Sep 1832 - 20 May 1873) sp-John Anderson McCUTCHEN 2-- Eliza G. McINTOSH (b 12
Nov 1810) 2-- John C. McINTOSH (b 8 Jul 1813) 2-- Benjamin F. McINTOSH (b 3 Aug 1817) 2--
Saul W. McINTOSH (b 24 Apr 1820) 2-- Anne McINTOSH (b 24 Apr 1820) 2-- Henry Lawrence
McINTOSH (b 8 Oct 1822) 2-- Middleton D. McINTOSH (b 23 Aug 1825) 2-- Joseph E. McINTOSH
(b 18 Nov 1830) 2-- Sarah Elizabeth McINTOSH (b 3 Aug 1832) sp-Minto Witherspoon McGILL I
am interested in publishing a family history and perhaps organizing a reunion at Midway
Church before the end of the decade.
Very Good! We are returning to live in the highlands in summer 98 after 12 years
away. This has made us more homesick and exited.
Just in case anyone is researching, my father was William C. Mackintosh, born
Chicago IL, 1927, and my grandfather was James Mackintosh, born St. Louis, c.1900. I have
other info if it'd be helpful.. Great web site!!!
Hello everyone,,I'll give you as much as I know...... my son John Corey McIntosh
,,born August 24,1986 in Stuebenville,OH myself,, John Gilbert McIntosh,, born Dec.31,
1962 in East Liverpool,OH my father..John Miles McIntosh,,born Sept.14, 1932 in Weirton,WV
past away Sept of 95 my grandfather ..William James McIntosh born March 22,1888 in
Enniskillen Township Lambton Co. Ontario, Canada ......died April 8,1966 in Chester,WV my
great grandfather James McIntosh ..born 1856 in Dorchester,,died 1899 he was married to
Miss Levina Peacock my gg grandfather was Alexander McIntosh of Plympton he was married to
Marjory my ggg grandfather "Captain" McIntosh who was married to Lady Isabella
the granddaughter of Lord Mora that's all folks,,,, if anyone can add some thought my home
address is 114 Third St. Follansbee, WV 26037
I am looking for further information on my McIntosh ancestors: Elizabeth (Esplet)
McIntosh born 6/23/1745 in Cray, Inverness, parents were John McIntosh and Mayary Kelach?
Isabel McIntosh born 1709 Cray and Dolcross Parish, Inverness married to a John Urquhart
(born 1709) Would appreciate any information anyone can provide. Enjoyed the McIntosh
site!!
My wife, Suzanne Lay Vaughan is the gGranddaughter of the reverend John McIntosh
1834--1906, of Mcintosh Co OK ( then Indian Territory ). He was 1/4 Creek married Mary
Wesley, full blood Creek. His father was Chilly McIntosh also listed as 1/4 Creek.Said to
be direct descendants of Chief William McIntosh. Haven't been able to make connection.
HELP:
I learned to have great pride in my heritage from my late father, Robert O.
McIntosh. The origins of our American "branch" have been traced back to the
immigration of two McIntosh brothers to the Hudson Valley in the 1720's. So you can see we
have a long heritage of maintaining our Scottish pride. I have twice visited the Mother
Land & look forward to my next.
Terrific.....keep up the grand work.
Great site....give more info on the Canadian Clan.
Excellent website. It has been a number of years since I have actually seen it, but
the Ouachita Parish Library in Monroe, Louisiana, has a family tree of McIntoshes in its
Genealogy Room. My first American McIntosh ancestor arrived in either N.Carolina or S.
Carolina in 1774 from the west coast of Scotland. I don't recall the name. Next time in
Monroe, I'll have to look. Some of his descendants ended up in Wilcox County, Alabama. My
grandfather, John Robert McIntosh (born 1868) followed some of his cousins to N. Louisiana
in the late 1800's. I think this genealogy was compiled by a distant cousin living in New
Jersey, Charles Nobles. One of the fascinating things about the clan is the strong family
resemblance among far flung clan members. I have met some from time to time and am almost
always struck by common characteristics, such as coloring.
No Comment.
Hello from Buenos Aires!!! (hey, our feud ended hundreds of years ago)
I'm looking for any info on the following: Curtis B. McIntosh b. 1838 in Cleveland,
OH. Son Donald from Scotland and Ellen from Canada. Curtis was in Civil War. Married 19
Sept. 1863 to Catherine Frances Tyler in Kanawha, WVA. He died 3 Feb. 1909 and she died 6
Nov. 1911 in Kanawha Co., WVA where they are buried. Father Donald b ca. 1810 in Scotland.
Where do I go from here?
Hi I am looking up my family tree and this is what I know: father-Brian E. McIntosh
m.Linda A. Barnes. My father's parents-George McIntosh m. Leah Hoy. My grandfather's
parents- Charley McIntosh m. Ellie Northup. That is as far as I got. I searched my library
and found basically nothing. So an help would be helpful. My address is P.O. Box 21,Union
Furnace, OH. 43158
My grandson, Pete O'Neill, told me about this McIntosh page. My husband was Robert
K. McIntosh and he was born and grew up in Fremont, NH. His father's name was Norman
McIntosh, wife was Ethel Howe McIntosh. Norman's father's name was Charles and his wife's
name was Elizabeth Manning McIntosh. I don't know Charles McIntosh's parents names. Robert
has a brother named George Western McIntosh and resides in Fremont, NH.
My Grandmother is doing genealogy research on her family history (McIntosh). I have
given her the address here so that this may help her in her research. I'm glad that
someone out there is doing this!!
This was very nice to find. Our clan came to Swift Current, Saskatchewan originally.
My grandfather was Duncan McIntosh and he married Maude Gaffney. My father eventually
moved to Kent, Washington then he married my mother Josephine Heister and they moved to
Okanogan, Washington to work with my grandfather Duncan at his farm implement dealership.
We have a history book that my aunt (Marge McIntosh) and cousin (a MacDonald) published
documenting our clan back to Gilbert Duncan McIntosh in 1763 or so in the Scottish
highlands. I'm very proud of my heritage as are all of the McIntoshes in the Pacific
Northwest. I'll check back again, and thank you!
I've been researching my roots off and on for about 7 years. My mother's maternal
grandfather was Clarence McIntosh, born in Council Bluffs, Iowa in 1906. He and his wife
Gladys Pearl, who were married in Iowa, moved their family to Polk County, Oregon in the
1930's. My understanding is that Clarence's family was Mormon, although the family has not
practiced any organized religion for as long as my mother can remember. Any tips?
The following are McIntoshes who were Jacobite soldiers captured at the Siege of
Preston, Lancashire, and deported. Aboard the SCIPIO, sailing from Liverpool to Antigua,
3/30/1716: Lachlan, Malcolm, William, and William. Aboard the WAKEFIELD, sailing from
Liverpool to South Carolina, 4/21/1716: Alexander, Donald, Donald, Duncan, James, John,
John, John, and William. Aboard the SUSANNAH, sailing from Liverpool to South Carolina,
5/7/1716: Duncan, Ewan, James, John, John, John, and William. Aboard the ELIZABETH &
ANNE, sailing from Liverpool to Virginia, 6/29/1716: James, James, John, John, and Thomas.
The following is another list of Mackintosh/McIntosh immigrants from Scotland. Is
one of them your descendant?? Donald McIntosh (residence: Stirling) Deported for thievery,
1684; left Leith to East New Jersey. David McIntosh (born 1752, res. Perth) Departed
Greenock on ship LILLY for New York, 5/1775. John McIntosh (born 1714, res. Dores
Inverness-shire) Departed for Georgia 10/20/1735. Elizabeth McIntosh (dau. of Lachlan
McIntosh of Borlum) Departed for New England prior to 1773. Married a Isaac Ryall. Andrew
McIntosh (born 1748, res. Elgin Morayshire) Departed Stornaway on ship CLEMENTIA for
Philadelphia, 7/1775. Alexander McIntosh (born 1754, res. Balnacoter) Departed Stornaway
on ship CLEMENTIA for Philadelphia, 7/1775. John McIntosh Departed New Castle on ship
GEORGIA PACKET for Georgia 9/1775.
My great grandmother's maiden name was Elizabeth McIntosh she married George Angus.
I know that they had six children. My grandmother was JamesIna Angus. I have a date of
Elizabeth's birth that I know that is wrong. She lived in Aberdeen, Turriff when my
grandmother, JamesIna Angus was born on May 30,1886. Is anyone out there that is of this
family Elizabeth McIntosh? Would like to find more out about her family. Thanks
I am trying to find out my clan affiliation. Our last name was shortened when my
ancestors came to the United States.
Great Web Site
Emerson G. McIntosh entered the US about 1880 as the adopted son of Robert McIntosh
and Hannah Clark. They settled in Burnside Township, Michigan. Emerson's mother was Mary
Underhill, nee Willy. She had one other son, Vern Underhill. Emerson may have been the
illegitimate son of Robert McIntosh and Mary Willy Underhill. The Underhills lived in the
area of Point Barrow, Ontario. Am interested in tracking this data. This branch of the
McIntosh's wants to find out if we are genuine McIntosh's
To assist some of you who may be researching your ancestries, the following is a
partial list of McIntoshes who were deported from Scotland after the disastrous Clan
Chattan defeat at Culloden: Ship: GILDART Departed Liverpool (24 Feb. 1747) to Port North
Potomac, Maryland Alexander McIntosh (born 1678 at Balnabrough Perth-shire) Ship: ST.
GEORGE Departed Liverpool (20 Mar. 1747) to Jamaica Duncan McIntosh (residence: Dyke
Moray-shire) Ship: FRERE Departed London (31 Mar. 1747) to Barbados Lachlan McIntosh (born
1725 at Inverness) Ship: JOHNSON Departed Liverpool (22 April 1747) to Port Oxford, Md.
Duncan McIntosh (born 1687 in Inverness) John McIntosh Ship: VETERAN Departed Liverpool (5
May 1747) to Martinique Angus McIntosh (born 1721 at Inverness-shire) Ann McIntosh (born
1727 at Inverness) Jane McIntosh (born 1727 at Inverness) John McIntosh (born 1696 at
Inverness) Peter McIntosh (born 1713 at Inverness) There is a larger list of
McIntosh/Mackintosh deportees following the first Jacobite Rebellion of 1715. Most of
those deportees came to the American Colonies. I may post some of those if there is
interest.
Grandfather, Hunter McIntosh, Schotland to Indiana in the 1800's Father, Bruce
Hunter McIntosh Mother, Ethel Boyle McIntosh
Hi
Thanks!
My genealogy: Captain William McIntosh & Senozaie Tuskehenehaw (full Creek, Wind
Clan) William McIntosh (1775-1825) signer of Treaty of Indian Springs & Eliza Grierson
(Full Creek) William Cousins (son of Chief of Eufali Creeks) (1800-1876) & Catherine
"Kate" McIntosh (1809-1849) Zaf Naf Payne Turner (1824-1893) & Sarah Ann
Cousins Turner (1826-1897) George Washington Williams (1838-1939) & Louisa Ann Turner
Williams (1863-1944) Samuel Brown & Fay Bell Williams (1906-1993) Jimmie Ray Brown
(1938-) & Janet Marie Humin (1943-) Donna Louise Brown (1963-) me & Daniel E. Cobb
(1962-) Thanks for the great site and I hope that this info helps some of you on this
page! Donna
Have been interested in my family history. My tree showed that I am a descendent of
a John McIntosh who was an indentured servant on a ship till he got to the United States
and settled in the Appalachia Mts. of Kentucky .I understand he was from the highlands of
Scotland, he came to America at approximately 17 years old.He entered through New York in
the late mid 1700's.
My cousin Cori McIntosh told me about this site,so I'd thought I'd look up on it. So
here I am. This is so cool.
hi, great to find a page for us toshs my family (recently) came from carradale
kintyre to England about 35 years ago my father is john mcintosh (john the bank in
carradale) I have two sisters Teresa & Michele and a brother Gavin I have 3 sons Kenny
James and Alex it would be great to hear from any "family" from any part of the
world seeya tosh
Just thought I would add my name to your list. Thanks, Lou.
An excellent site ! Very informative. Thanks
WOW!!!!! Great site! Just getting started on my lineage of McIntosh/ DeForest. In
particular, looking for any mention or knowledge of a one NIEL/NEIL McIntosh
(Scottish/Irish side I think.) Melba M. McIntosh (b.1902), from Darien, CT, married a Carl
Krom DeForest, (Ansonia, CT.) Any tidbit that you may feel applicable will be greatly
appreciated!
THE OLDEST MEMBER OF MY FAMILY THAT I HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF WAS JAMES ROBERT MCINTOSH,
MY GREAT GRANDFATHER. HE IS BURIED IN STAUNTON, VA. USA. MY GRANDFATHER WAS CHARLES
AGUSTUS MCINTOSH WHO ALSO LIVED IN STAUNTON , VA. MY FATHER WAS (JACK} CHARLES NELSON
MCINTOSH WHO SETTLED IN CAMDEN, SC AND IS BURIED THERE. MY BROTHER IS JACK NELSON MCINTOSH
I am doing historical research on all McIntoshes and McGillivrays who immigrated to
Georgia and South Carolina during the 1700s. This is for a book to be published. If your
McIntosh ancestor came to Georgia or South Carolina during the 1700s, please contact me!!
Thank you in advance.
Hey! Great Job Todd!!!!!!!!!! Thanks!
My brother and I can trace our pedigree back to John McIntosh, born in Scotland in
1630, and married Rebecca Metcalf, 5 April 1659. Their son William McIntosh was born 25
November 1665/1666 in Dedham, Ma. We have been unable to trace back before John, and
Rebecca. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi, I am writing a school assignment about clans from Scotland, and have decided to
tell about the McIntoshes. So I am very grateful to get all this information... and
besides it was both fun and interesting to read! |