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I was born in Ida Grove, Iowa. My father (Norman H.), grandfather (John William
McIntosh, Jr.), and Great-Grandfather (John William McIntosh) all lived in Ida Grove,
Iowa. I've heard, however, that my great-grandfather originally came from central Iowa,
and that his family came from the east prior to that. Can anyone help me track down my
family's geneology? Please e-mail me if you want more information, or have any to provide.
Thanks! Loch Moigh!
My part of the clan weve traced back to the 1400's came from Invershin near Inverness
Scotland.Branches from our clan spread to Canada ,Austrailia,please feel free to e-mail
me.bye
Found more information from when I signed this guest book last.Found my ggggg
Grandfather name is Alexander McIntosh.He was born in Badenoch,Inverness Scotland.He
married a Grace MacLean.Alexander along with his sons were in the 71st Highlanders.My gggg
grandfather was a 15 year old drummer in this regiment.His name was Lauchlan.I've about 5
different ways his name is spelled.They all settled after the war in Nashwaak New
Brunswick.With Laughlan later moving to Ontario.He died in Chatham,Ontario.his kids ended
up in Raliegh Twp Kent County,Ontario.My great grandfather Arthur ended up moving and
settling in the Caseville area in Huron County,Michigan.If anyone out there finds a match
with my information,please e-mail me and we will trade information. Thanks, Terry J
McIntosh
I'm 17 years old and live in Belgium. My grandfather was Scottish and married my
grandmother during the war. My dad never lived in Scotland nor England. But I still feel a
great band with everything English or Scottish, and I'm very proud of the fact that my
ancestors were members of the Clan McIntosh. As far as I know we're the only Mackintoshes
in Belgium, and it's fascinating to know how all our distant relatives are scattered all
over the world.
I found info on some McIntosh's that attended the same Church in Madison County, Ohio
that my McIntosh's help build in 1877 and the Church is still standing. I always heard by
my relatives there were 2 McIntosh families going to that Church at the same time, but now
I have proof this is so. Thanks for this site for all of us McIntoshes! Carole Wardles
cwardles@aol.com
My GGrandfather John McIntosh and his wife Catherine (Ryan) were married in 1870 in
Stirling, Scotland, and had six sons and a daughter; John William (1871), Duncan (1874),
Norman (1876), James (1881), Matthew Banks and Andrew Banks(1884), Thomas (1886) and Mary
(1889). Norman's descendents live in NZ and Andrew's in Australia. We are searching for
any family of John William, James or Matthew Banks McIntosh. After leaving Stirling about
1900 the family seemed to move to the Glasgow and Argyl area before some of the boys and
their mother came down under. I would be pleased to receive any information on the family.
Cheers John
Just testing the script
Fantastic site. I've been looking for just this type of thing. I wonder if you would
allow me to link my page to yours? I'll email your webmaster the details.
Family started in Eastkilbride Glasgow Scotland searching for more info
Not sure of which, have heard both. Grandmother Sarah (McIntosh or MacIntosh)Arrowood.
Kentucky to Wisconsin, after marrying James Arrowood. I don't know if it is Irish or
scotts/both? Help? kitty
Looking to renew contact with cousins Dr. Ronald McIntosh (Toronto) and Kenneth
McIntosh sons of William McIntosh and Anne Morris. This is to help complete some of our
McIntosh family history.
This is my first view of the clan's site. As I find out more about my ancestors I will
put the details on to the Clan page. Craig McIntosh
I am a descendant of Katherine McIntosh Cousins. Recently, I visited the McIntosh
Reserve in Carrolton Georgia and the grave of Chief William McIntosh, her father. I am
insterested in any further information anyone may have on her parents. Thank You, Barbara
Powell.
I have certainly enjoyed brousing these pages. My maiden name is McIntosh. The Scottish
Highlanders from Inverness, Scottland settled in Darien, Georgia in 1736. We have much
McIntosh history here. My son has become very interested in his Scottish background. Thank
you for the info you have shared.
My mother was a MacIntosh, and now I'm a convener for the CMNA in Florida
I moved to Long Island from Garrowhill, Scotland (18 months old)in 1964. Father-
Donald; Grandfather - Donald; Great Grandfather - David.
Hi - I'm just starting research on my genealogy - this looks like a great place.
Thanks.
This is a great homepage! I am a direct descendant of General Lachlan Macintosh who
fought in the American Revolution. I found this page while helping my Grand-nephew with a
homework project on our family heritage. This young man could claim several nationalities,
but the Scottish blood runs deep!
Hi, Everyone! I'm new to this genealogy thing, but excited to learn as much as I can.
McIntosh - maiden name; Grandfather - Grover Cleveland McIntosh; Grandmother's name -
Augusta Rief. Maternal grandparents surnames, Christiansen, McClure.
I'll be attending the highland games at Grandfather Mountain in N.C.------How about YOU
???
I am a Long Island, NY born McIntosh. My father (Robert) was born in Scotland (Parish
of Ballingry - County of Fife) in 1907. His brothers included: Lachlan, Thomas, Alex,
James, and William. His sister was named Ann(e). His father (Robert) was a pitheadman who
married Ann McLean on 29DEC1899 at Dundee (Scotland). Any direct links to them would be
greatly appreciated! SEMPER FI!
I am a Long Island, NY born McIntosh. My father (Robert) was born in Scotland (Parish
of Ballingry - County of Fife) in 1907. His brothers included: Lachlan, Thomas, Alex,
James, and William. His sister was named Ann(e). His father (Robert) was a pitheadman who
married Ann McLean on 29DEC1899 at Dundee (Scotland). Any direct links to them would be
greatly appreciated! SEMPER FI!
Would love to find out more about my heritage. My father died before I got to meet him
and I don't really know anything about his side of the family. His name was John Milton
Mackintosh. I know he had a brother Earl Mackintosh, who was married to Edith Mackintosh.
They all lived in Northern California. Any help would be appreciated. Very cool website.
I've been looking for a page like this. My grandmother was Mary Isbel McIntosh; born,
we think, in Alexandria, Louisiana. Married to W. Hayes, 189?; widowed. Married L.
Mitchell. d.1914. A.J. Sava, Jr.
I loved finding this place!!! I had no idea there were so many McIntoshes in the
US.It`s been hard keeping track.It seems that John,James. Alex and William were very
popular names with the McIntoshes!!!!
My greatgrandfather was James Mcintosh, spouse: Emma Leona Wainwright. James came from
Scotland and Emma was from England. They had three children, one son: James (died at age
4), two daughters: Anna Frazier, and Jesse. Anna was my grandmother. I'm just now trying
to find out more information about James and Emma Mcintosh. James lived and died (Nov.
1943) in Massachusetts; Emma died in 1939(?) Anna died in December 1971. I enjoyed reading
the comments from others and look forward to researching my family. Thanks for being here.
I would be interested in finding out more about my linage. Perhaps someone can give me
some information. My father's name was John Hammond MacCartney and his father's name was
William MacCartney. My grandfather grew up in Gettysburg PA and attended Gettysburg
College. Perhaps, some of my relatives may be active in the MacIntosh Clan and can give me
some additional info.
I would be interested in finding out more about my linage. Perhaps someone can give me
some information. My father's name was John Hammond MacCartney and his father's name was
William MacCartney. My grandfather grew up in Gettysburg PA and attended Gettysburg
College. Perhaps, some of my relatives may be active in the MacIntosh Clan and can give me
some additional info.
I would be interested in finding out more about my linage. Perhaps someone can give me
some information. My father's name was John Hammond MacCartney and his father's name was
William MacCartney. My grandfather grew up in Gettysburg PA and attended Gettysburg
College. Perhaps, some of my relatives may be active in the MacIntosh Clan and can give me
some additional info.
Looking for Alan and John MacIntosh that were sellers of fine old used books in
Edinburgh in the 1800's. Their shop was located near the University. I am a descendant of
Alan's daughter, Jeannie MacIntosh. Karen Mihok Ktimm@aol.com
Hi folks Here is some more infro. on Mary Watt and John McIntosh, John came from
Scotland(around Imverness) and I think thes settled around Lanack/Almonte Ontario, CA They
had thirteen children this marrage , they are Mary married Duncan Park Duncan married
Martha Rodger Alex " Maggie Drysdale Euphemia " Sam Brian Annie " Joe
Lorimer Agnes " Charles Lorimer Abigaail " George McMunn Maggie " Robert
Leishman David James " Annie McNeil Donald " Mary Millar * John " Sadie
Ratth Harry " Nellie Roberttson *These are my grand parents Mary McIntosh &
Duncan Park Mary Jane Agnes married Samual Percy Ellen married William Taylor Sophia
" Willam Alcorn Joe John Alex " Elsie Davey Lucy May " John MacDonald James
Ernest " Inga Berggstrom Emma Gertrude "Donald McBeth Maggije Loretta Effie Edna
" Ray Salkeld Bertha Married Albert McFarland Donald McIntosh & Martha Rodger
Herbert Married Edith Jane Munroe Howard " Janet Horne Alex McIntosh & Maggie
Drysdale Wellington married Eliza Henry Alathea Married Roy Hammond Marh " William
Marsden Duncan " Florance Botham Second to Ethel Hitchman Annie Mcintosh & Joseph
Lorimer Mary married Lorne Park Margaret to William Bates John Charles to Virginia .....
Willam to Pearl McQuatt Annie Alec Walter to Calina McDonald Carl to Anna Arinstall Agnes
McIntosh & Charles Lorimer Olive John Joe to Elva Dowsett James to Ann Croggie David
to Vera Malone Duncan Douglas to Loretta Waugh Abigail McIntosh to George McMunn Thomas to
Bertha Robertson Agnes to Dan Currir William Eleanor to Harold Dowdal Second to Herbert
White Keith to Margarete Caldwell Arnold to Doris Cameron Lena to Maurice Tooley Ruby to
Thomas Barnes Second to .... Lackaye Maggie McIntosh to Robert Leishman Mary Ellen (Mamie)
to Athol Hill Martha..... Myrtle to Ian Gollan Leonard..... Karl to Vada Polk Jack.......]
Second to Edith Kemp James McIntosh to Annie McNeil Fennella to Moulton Neil to Alice
Dunlop Annie to Charles Pretty Maynard to Blanche White Mary to Irvin Gibson Donald to
Vera....... Second to Peggyg..... Donald McIntosh to Mary Miller (this is my grand p)
Thaddus to Mable Campbell Cowan to Mable Hough (parents) Effie to Bill McEwen Eileen to
Frank Hough Leonard to Lillian Sutherland George to Cathereine McIntosh Ross to Mina
Galzean Mary to Murry Willison John Russel McIntosh to Sadie Ratdh David Henery to Eleanor
Rintol John Alex to Hazel Massey Ethel to Russel Ramsbottom Mary to James Reid William to
Grace Anderson Russel to Edna Rollins James Duncan..... Margaret to Warren Craig Gordon to
Wilma Rintoul Harry McIntosh to Nellie Robertson Helena to Mervin Roberts Margarett to
Louis Duval Morley to Hilda Brennan Donald........ Cowan McIntosh to Mable Hough Cowan b
1901 d 1964 Mable b 1910 d 1989 Kathleen to Daniel Slobogan Charles to Jean Giff Ronald to
Glenda Stark Kathleen McIntosh to Daniel Slobogan Nancy to ..... Renberg (daugther
Thallynn ) Second marrage to James Liston Stephen to Karen Caryisle (2 boys Tyler &
Jason) Charles McIntosh to Jean Giff Lee Myles David Ronald McIntosh to Glenda Stark
Donald Joy Amanda Donald McIntosh to Elizabth Jenkins Christopher Allison Jonathon Keirth
to Margaret Caldwell
Good luck in your search. I was married to a McIntosh and they originally came from
North Dakota area.
I am glad to have found this page,,my mother is a McIntosh,,and she is a decendent of
the McIntoshes that settled in what is now Darien, Georgia. I have researched this family
and find it very interesting and of great interest to me historically. Keep up the good
work. Ron
Hi there My great great grandfather was James Caleb McIntosh. b. 1811, d. 1889 He
married Margaret Scott, b. 1823, d. 1903 and settled in Bayfield, Goderich and Exeter in
Ontario, Canada. They had fifteen children, eleven of whom I can identify: James A. ;
David M. md. Christina McPherson; Joshua Scott md. 1)Johanna Nadelia Zinkman; Joseph
Ezekiel md. Agness Bell moved to St. Paul, MN; Daniel Jeremiah md. 1) ? 2) Alice Fitz
Allen Howard resided in Salt Lake City, UT; Rebecca md. Evan Evans in Centralia, Ontario;
Zachariah md. Agnes Vaughn resided in Exeter, Ontario; Martha Emma md. Richard Brent Horne
lived in Toronto; Abraham Phineas md. Mary Ward resided in Detroit MI; Sarah A.;Margaret
Christiana . If you see any connections between our two families, please let me know. You
can also visit my web page http://members.aol.com/tamers Thank you
My wife and I are doing geneology on the McIntosh ancestry. My Grandmother [mother's
side] was Sarah Sue Scott McIntosh. My wife and I have been to Moy, Scotland where we met
and visited with the World Head of the McIntosh Clan / Clan Chattan! If anyone has any
information that can help us , it would be greatly appreciated!
My wife and I are doing geneology on the McIntosh ancestry. My Grandmother [mother's
side] was Sarah Sue Scott McIntosh. My wife and I have been to Moy, Scotland where we met
and visited with the World Head of the McIntosh Clan / Clan Chattan! If anyone has any
information that can help us , it would be greatly appreciated!
I would like to see a uniting of the clan in more than just culture and history. We are
business people, skilled-tradesmen, politicians - I would like to see Clan McIntosh
organize to promote the success and well-being of McIntosh's.
I was born in Inverness,Scotland and I cames to Canada in 1967
I was born in Inverness,Scotland in the year 1950 and I arrived in Canada on April 29th
1997.
Born in Inverness, Scotland Came to Canada in 1997
Liked the website, My mothers side of the family is scottish and I'm very proud of it.
Would like to know if there are any other members of the clan living in Leeds
Great Web site!
Enjoyed your website, sent links to my son and brother. Thank You.
WOULD LIKE INFO ON BENJAMIN MCINTOSH & WIFE CATHERINE ANGUS MCINTOSH FROM HOLM
SCOTLAND. FROM THE INVERNESS AREA OF SCOTLAND AROUND 1736. IF YOU CAN HELP ? THANKS LES
Hi folks this a good web page. i have a lot of infromation on the family of John
McIntosh & Mary Wattt John Mcintosh Born June 6, 1830, Scotland Deceased December 23,
1898 Mayr Watt Born Novembere 22, 1835,Canada Deceased December 23, 1928 There was 13
children of this marrage If you would like some infro. on the above please send me a short
note, I will get back to you as soon as I can
My old Email address was chg440@aol.com. I am looking for anyone who knows anything
about a Melvin McIntosh who lived in Philadelphia NY in 1910. He is the father of Robert
G. McIntosh who was born on December 22, 1911. Melevin's wifes madian name is Marry
Valley. My old email address was chg440@aol.com. Please use my new one to contact me.
My grand father Andrew Mackintosh was born in Cawdor and grew up in Nairn. He served in
the British Royal Navy, and once he married , moved to Saskatoon.. My father Andrew David
Mackintosh has lived his whole life here in 'toon town. My only known relatives still live
in scotland specificall an Avril Mackintosh, who is my grand father's brothers grand
daughter, whom last I heard lives in London. P.S. Cool site!
just trying to find any long lost relatives
Love everything to do with the McIntosh clan.My wife and I are planning to visit
Scotland in August,does anyone have any suggestions as to where to visit and stay? We are
fairly fit so would like to know what best to see and visit.Thanks for any help.Please
e-mail comments. Larry McIntosh Rev.Kate Pfeffer-McIntosh
I thought I had better key in my new address as I have moved from aol since my last
entry on Apr.4,1998. It's a great page and I hope that it continues.
Great site I am proud to carry forward my father's heritage, even if it is by default
of adoption.
Hello
I found that you were looking for Martha Spicer. I dont know if there is a relation
here, but I found a Pollie Spicer born 1864 and died 01/01/1940. Can you give any info on
that?
I have gone down through all the names but can not find one that I would be able to
identify as being part of my family. I have been told that my grandfather was born in New
York but whether that was the City or the State his name was John David McIntosh and he
moved to Peterborough Ontario Canada. He may have had the last name of Roderick and was
adopted by McIntosh. There is no one alive that can tell me this information. Is there
anyone out there that could get me started. Thanks
am amazed and appreciated the work you do to maintain this site. i traveled to
heirkmeir county new york to find the grave of william mcintosh and it had a willow tree
carved on it. Several other mcintosh stones had that too. We can't figure out why they did
that or what it might mean?? Any ideas??
My gggrandfather was Elijah B. McIntosh born in either Scotland or Ireland in latel
1700"s. His wife was Bebecca Sayers. I am trying to find the birthplace of Elijah or
my other gggrandfather John McCuddin.than
I have enjoyed your web pages. If a detailed clan history in scotland is required
please contact me. I Also have a short video taken from 16mm film of a clan gathering at
Moy Hall in the early 1950s.
Great site!! I have some of my family history in an assignment that I did at high
school, I will forward the information that I have ASAP. I am 17 years old and I am in my
last year of high school. Love to hear from any other McIntosh's who are out there. Once
again a great site!
I'm the youngest son of Mick McIntosh (now deceased) from Kelty, Fife, back in lovely
Scotland. I've been in the states with my family now for 4 years. The home page brought
back great memories and you can now count on me being a REGULAR visitor.
a very good web site i will be back for abetter look in the future
I have been researching my family history and thanks to this wonderful site have found
a cousin that knew me as a child. I am waiting for McIntosh info on a search in Ireland
and started looking into my husband's surname. I found that Wood has Scottish connections.
There is a Clan Wood home page but it has very little information. If anyone can give me a
bit more info on this please e-mail me.
My father was Benjamin McIntosh born in Simpson,WVA. His father was Bruce E, McIntosh
born in Pleasant Creek, Harrison (now Taylor County), WVA. His father was Benjamin Solomon
McIntosh of Pleasant Creek, WVA. His fahter was Elijah Benjamin McIntosh, DOB 9/1799 - DOD
11/4/1850 also of Pleasant Creek, WVA. We believe his father was Alexander and that's
where we are. We have not been able to track Alexander or his heritage. If any of you can
shed some light on this, we would be sincerely greatful.
My father was Benjamin McIntosh born in Simpson,WVA. His father was Bruce E, McIntosh
born in Pleasant Creek, Harrison (now Taylor County), WVA. His father was Benjamin Solomon
McIntosh of Pleasant Creek, WVA. His fahter was Elijah Benjamin McIntosh, DOB 9/1799 - DOD
11/4/1850 also of Pleasant Creek, WVA. We believe his father was Alexander and that's
where we are. We have not been able to track Alexander or his heritage. If any of you can
shed some light on this, we would be sincerely greatful.
My father was Benjamin McIuntosh born in Simpson,WVA. His father was Bruce E, McIntosh
born in Pleasant Creek, Harrison (now Taylor County), WVA. His father was Benjamin Solomon
McIntosh of Pleasant Creek, WVA. His fahter was Elijah Benjamin McIntosh, DOB 9/1799 - DOD
11/4/1850 also of Pleasant Creek, WVA. We believe his father was Alexander and that's
where we are. We have not been able to track Alexander or his heritage. If any of you can
shed some light on this, we would be sincerely greatful.
Greetings from the Gordon Clan! Please come visit us at: http://www.HouseOfGordon.org
This is the most interesting web site, and perhaps I can find some of my ancestors.
Good wishes to all the McIntoshes
Looking for a copy of " The followers of St. Frain" dated around mid 1800's
If anyone has any information about McIntoshs that settled in Ohio and Kentucky, please
contact me. I have just started to trace my families history.
Hello Tosh's, I am interested in putting together a family tree at some stage. Just
thought I would sign into this clan page.
top site,its good to know the legend lives on
CAN ANY ONE HELP?I AM TRYING TO TRACE MY LATE GRANDFATHERS ANCESTORS WHO WERE
MACINTOSHS.ONLY DETAILS I HAVE ARE THAT ALEXANDER MACINTOSH MARRIED MARGARET HURST MAYBE
IN THE EARLY TO MID 1800S THEY HAD CHILDREN LEWIS,ALEXANDER,JAMES,MARGARET AND MARY.LEWIS
MARRIED MARGARET NOBLE I BELIEVE IN DEPTFORD.ALEXANDER MOVED TO WAPPING MARRIED A
GREENGROCER NAMED JONES IN BRADY STREET HAD FOUR CHILDREN CALLED HARRY,WILL,NANCY AND ?
LAST KNOWN IN THE WHITECHAPLE AREA. JAMES WE KNOW NOTHING OF AND MARY MARRIED A LUARTRELL?
AND HAD 3 DAUGHTERS AT LEAST.MARY MARRIED A LANGLEY BUT WE KNOW NOTHING OF THEM.WE HAVE
THE MACINTOSH FAMILY VAULT IN POPLAR CHURCHYARD. ANY HELP HOWEVER SMALL WOULD BE GREATLY
APPRECIATED. PLEASE PLEASE E MAIL ME. MANY THANK.
I have complete records of the descendents of George Bain Mackintosh, Foynesfield,
Nairn, SCOTLAND going back 4 centuries including emmigration to the United States in 1867.
Good luck on your geneology research.
grand-daughter of william david mcintosh -died 1991
Wow I'm actually related to somebody in a foreign country. I am going to Scotland this
summer with my grandparents I wonder were you are located in Scotland?
Son of Horace Samuel McIntosh, grandson of Samuel McIntosh and Clarice Rogers,
ggrandson of Samuel McIntosh and Nettie Zorger, all of Massillon, Ohio. I have the Zorger
genealogy in Ohio and Pennsylvannia, but the McIntosh line stops in Massillon. Any help
would be greatly appreciated.
My grandmother was Effie McIntosh. Her brothers and sisters were: Angus, Neil A.,Donald
N.,Katie,D.Ross,Jean W.,Clara, Ewen, Margaret & Charles. They were all from Springton,
PEI. Their parents were Murdock McIntosh (1853-1922) and Mary Ross (1862-1921). If I have
the information right then Murdocks parents were Donald (1811-1907) and Margaret Martin
(1817-1904). I believe Donalds siblings were Alexander,Roderick & John McIntosh who
came over from Scotland to PEI with their father Lodevick McIntosh. If this sounds
familiar to anyone please help me to verify this. I love this site. Thanks.
The address for the MacLeod Pages in my prior note did not print. To repeat:
http://www.best.com/~macleod/
What a superb Web Site! You are to be congratulated--and perhaps even envied [although
we have a good one, too at ]! I have been researching the Scots heraldry cat connection
for a German friend [von Katten], who has understood there was a connection between the
two families. I am printing your history page and a color copy of the Arms of MacKintosh
of MacKintosh in the Innes "Scots Heraldry" to send to her. Should anyone know
of the actual connection between the two families, if you could E-mail same to me at the
above address, I will send it along to her. --Alexander C. McLeod President, Associated
Clan MacLeod Societies
I was taught from childhood to spell my last name with two slashes under the c and
wondered if anyone could tell me if this has any meaning.
Thanks for a great site. This makes me want to research my family!!
I apologize for taking up so much space with the same info, but I forgot to add the
rest of my email address on the first information. Louise McIntosh found on the 1855 and
1865 Saratoga Co, NY STATE Census. Already married with two children in 1850 so cannot
determine her parents. There are however two familys living in the same area. One about
her age and the other old enough to be her parents. Louise is also found in her daughter
Mary Emma Boyce Clarkes bible as her mother without any dates written. One son named
Stephen Henry TRIPP b 1850,in Saratoga Co and died in Cohoes, Albany Co, NY is buried in
Middleburgh Cemetery in Middleburgh, Schoharie Co, NY.;Mary Emma also entered his name in
her bible. one dau named Loretta born before 1850 and one dau Mary Emma BOYCE b. in
Bennington Vt 1866. Loretta's name is NOT entered in the family bible and I believe,
though I haven't proven yet, that she died young and before Mary would have kept a bible
record. I am descended from Mary Emma. I THINK, Stephen TRIPP married Angeline CLARKE,
also from Schoharie Co, NY . Mary Emma who was Stephens half sister, married George W.
Clarke from Schoharie Co, NY. I would love to hear from anyone that can give me further
information.
Louise McIntosh found on the 1855 and 1865 Saratoga Co, NY STATE Census. Already
married with two children in 1850 so cannot determine her parents. There are however two
familys living in the same area. One about her age and the other old enough to be her
parents. On son named Stephen Henry TRIPP b 1850,in Saratoga Co and died in Cohoes, Albany
Co, NY is buried in Middleburgh Cemetery in Middleburgh, Schoharie Co, NY.; one dau named
Loretta born before 1850 and one dau Mary Emma BOYCE b. in Bennington Vt 1866. I am
descended from her. I THINK he married Angeline CLARKE, also from Schoharie Co, NY . Mary
Emma married George W. Clarke from Schoharie Co, NY Again I think Angeline would be
Georges Aunt-sister-in-law... I would love to hear from anyone that can give me further
information.
Very nice site and thank you Priscilla for sending me here today. I only know that
Louise McIntosh is my g g g grandmother because her name and relationship is marked in her
daughters bible. No dates. I have only found Louise living in Ballston Spa,Saratoga Co.NY
first under the TRIPP name. She had two children by him, Loretta and Stephen Henry born
1850 died 1893. I don't have any information about Loretta. Louise second daughter Mary
Emma BOYCE born in 1866 is my gr gr grandmother. She was born in Bennington, VT according
to the family bible that she kept. She has Stephens name in it, but not Loretta's her half
sister which leads me to believe that maybe Loretta was already deceased. I think that
Louise died @1878 in Saratoga Co, NY. Stephen is interred in Middleburgh Cemetery,
Schoharie Co, NY cemetery. Any further information about the above would be greatly
appreciated. There are a couple more McIntosh familys living in Ballston Spa,and Milton
towns, Saratoga Co, NY.I have their listings from the 1855 and 1865 NY State census.
Great page! Does anyone out their know the lineage of the Macintosh lairds of
Dunnackton/Dunauchton from the late 1600s on back? Thanks!
My great grandmother is Elizabeth McIntosh, the daughter of Arry (Ira)McIntosh and
Nancy Ann Russell. She was born in Breathitt County Kentucky in 1879. Most all of the
information I have comes from Clay County and Breathitt County Kentucky.
My mother's middle name was McIntosh. Her uncle, Norman E. McIntosh, married Hulda E.
Harrison (a sister of my grandfather) in the late 1890's or early 1900's in the
Pittsburgh, PA, area. Do you have any McIntoshes in PA? I list Murray as my family's clan
name, as it is a family name on my husband's side of the family. Our Murray's were
(mostly) from Nova Scotia, and before that from Scotland, I believe. We know that line
back to my husband's grandfather, William Vincent Murray. However, the popular country
singer, Anne Murray, has sent us her family tree, and she is about the 8th generation of
Murray's in Canada. She is from the Halifax, N.S., area, as was my father-in-law. We
haven't connected our dots yet - but will keep trying!
What a huge family! I am a decedant of the Georgia McIntosh's (Darien). We leap to
Colorado where my grandfather Bejamin Harrison McIntosh was an officer inthe US army, as
was my father Harold. My father was the eldest of 7. I am the youngest of 7 male
McIntosh's. We live mostly in California. When possible, we travel back to Moy Castle. I
haven't made the trip yet. I would love to talk endlessly to anyone who would care to talk
to me. My family is my history. Feelk free to sen dme email.
Just beginning my research into my family. I know I'm somehow related to Cheif William
McIntosh of the Creek Indians. That's not much to go on, I know. I just letting everyone
I'm out here.
Researching Grandmothers side of family. Looking for Great Grandmother Amelia McINTOSH,
NEE: SHERTRAW/SHETRAW/SHATRAW, born in Gouveneur, NY. My Grandmother, Helena RAY, nee:
McINTOSH, born 4/23/1899, and married to my Grandfather Joseph RAY on April 16, 1916 in
Watertown, NY. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Helena's father is verified as Frank
McINTOSH reportedly born in upstate NY, most probably in St Lawrence Co, NY. Any help you
could render would be greatly appreciated. Thaddeus Francis BOLINGER
I am looking for anyone connected to Helen MacIntosh. She was married to Josiah Shields
and lived at #8 or #20 Bedford Street, Glasgow, Scotland. She was born @1885 and married
Josiah November 14, 1899. (See her entry in the database of The Gathering Of The Clans
http://www.tartans.com) She was born in a town at the edge of the Highlands and she had a
brother who was a doctor and a sister who was a nurse.
Greetings cousins! I compete in the highland games sanctioned by the S.A.A.A., and I am
one of the few (but proud) that wear the MacKintosh tartan. for any info in competing or
just going to check out these great highland games and festivals, please feel free to
e-mail me.
Great info on your website. Looking to correspond with anyone having a knowledge of the
Clan with the MacIntosh spelling. I am just looking for an approximate location of this
clan in Scotland. Thank you in advance. Sincerely, Chris Cash
Thrilled to meet so many new relatives. All the best in 1999 from Canada's Grat White
North.
I have just started into looking into the family past and it is really interesting to
get back in to history.
HAVE MCINTOSH, MALVERY ON MY MOTHERS SIDE NAD MY FATHER SIDE THERE ARE A LOT OF
MCINTOSH RICHARD,PETER,GEORGE FANNY AND LOTS MORE MOST ARE BREATHITT COUNTY NATIVES WOULD
LIKE AND INFO ABOUT MCINTOSH OF BREATHITT COUNTY,JOHNSONS AND LITTLE'S THANKS
With the help of uncles past and cousins we have our family lineage from the arrival in
Canada of Michael McIntosh (1737) who was shipwrecked off the coast of PEI
Hi! I like your site here! I'm a descendent of John McIntosh who came here apparently
as a political prisoner on the SEA HORSE I believe via the port of London in 1741. His
son, Nimrod b. 1764 Culpepper Co. VA was my 4x great grandpa. >William>Newton
C.>William Jasper>Jasper Thomas. Does anyone recognize or know anything about these
grandfathers of mine?
I am searhing for any info on Harry Wisdom MacKintosh married Sophia Laidlaw In
Halifax? One child Frances Jesse Mackintosh (my grandmother)born Feb.9,1886 in
Halifax.died 1977.
My first time on and a big hello from frozen & snowy central Indiana.
Anyone interested in coming to the Arkansas Highland Games let me know so that I may be
of assistance.
Am the great granddaughter of Lucinda Angelina McIntosh Johnson born after 1860 in
Western Kentucky -daughter of Margaret Jane (Peg or Peggie) Ham b Sept 1840 and Willis
Edward Hopwood (Hop) McIntosh. They were married 1860 in Graves Co, KY Willis McIntosh was
son of William McIntosh Other known children of William McIntosh (guessing that he was
born around 1820??) Louis Nimrod McIntosh married Mary Ann (Polly) Ham and Milly Ann
McIntosh who married Lewis B. Ham Hams were all related and came from Bedford ? Tennessee
-their father was George Clayborn Ham
I would love to hear from any member of our[extended]family.
My grandmother was a McIntosh. Her Mother was a Shortt who married a McIntosh and
homesteaded near High River Alberta. I would be intertested in learning about my family
background.
Hi there again, My GGG Grandfather & GGG Grandmother were Peter McIntosh (B.
October 3 1795 - d.1872) & Grace Holmes (B. January 29 1804 - d.1875) I'm still trying
to trace our part of the family, I think they were from the Highlands in Scotland, so if
any has any info, that would be great.
Hey there, Just thought I would check this out. I'm starting to check into my family
tree, so if anyone has any help? :0)
This is very interesting. As a displaced Scot. My Great Great Grandfather sailed from
Cambleton Scotlaand in 1770 aboard the barque "Annabella" and landed upon the
shores of Prince Edward Island in October of 1770. Hopefully by searching the pages of
this web site, I can cast a little light on his life in Scotland before coming to Canada
Convenor for Clan MacKintosh of North America, for the State of Florida. If you live in
Florida please get in touch. :)
Convenor for Clan MacKintosh of Northa America, for the State of Flordia. If you live
in Flordia please get in touch. :)
My grandfather was John Niece (?)McIntosh married to Lillian Begley born in the early
1900s, his mother was Mary Fox McIntosh and his sister was Isabelle McIntosh married to
Pete Riley all from around the Hazard, KY area. I have heard stories from my now-deceased
mother that the McIntosh "clan" of her immediate family were desended from two
brothers who went AOL from the British Army during the American Revolution and fled into
the mountains of North Carolina.
Hello, fellow clansfolk... I ran across this site (Nice job) looking for artwork from
the Scots. Also like to find something Celtic or Pictish. I have the crest and badge, but
still would likt to see more art. Why? you ask... I'm thinking that I'll incorporate the
clan badge into some sort of tatoo. Thanks for your help. Bob
SCOTLAND RECORDS COMPUTERIZED-I recently learned that the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-Day Saints has computerized all available vital records from Scotland. These
computerized records are available to search (free of charge) at Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints genealogical libraries located throughout the world. Check your local
phone book.
Looking for information on Kenneth McKenzie McIntosh who came from Scotland to Jamaica.
He was married to Helen McIntosh (born ~1842) (her maiden name was McIntosh).
HOSSACK, HOSACK ETC ARE THERE ANYMORE OUT THERE THAT CAN HELP WITH SOME
HISTORY......cROMARTY GREAT PLACE GO THERE IF YOU CAN..... cOME ON hOSSACKS LET'S GET
TOGETHER.......BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE
HOSSACK, HOSACK ETC ARE THERE ANYMORE OUT THERE THAT CAN HELP WITH SOME
HISTORY......cROMARTY GREAT PLACE GO THERE IF YOU CAN..... cOME ON hOSSACKS LET'S GET
TOGETHER.......
Our son Eric D. told us about this site. Everett's Father was Charles E. who was born
to William and Helen McIntosh in Grafton, WVa. He was a coal miner there. There was
another son Everett. Upon Helen's Death William remarried to Viola who gave birth to
Harley,Wayne, Bernard, Donald, Betty,and Mary.(Not necessarily in that order) Most of this
family has settled in the Marietta, Oh area. Would appreciate info re the McIntosh branch
prior to William and Helen from Grafton WV. Thank you.
DO YOU HAVE THE SAME FEELINGS AS I DO WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT THE BATTLES WE HAVE ONE,MY
HEAD GO'S IN THE SHEDWHEN I DO REPLY WITH YOUR THOUGHTS.
DO YOU HAVE THE SAME FEELINGS AS I DO WHEN YOU THINK ABOUT THE BATTLES WE HAVE ONE,MY
HEAD GO'S IN THE SHEDWHEN I DO REPLY WITH YOUR THOUGHTS.
My family comes from Breathitt Co. Ky. My Grandfather Arthur(9/8/1893) to (5/1994).His
parents were Benjamin Franklin McIntosh and Spicy Mae Mays.I've been told that Ben came
over from Scotland with his parents. I don't have any other info on them.Can Anyone Help?
Thanks!!!!
Happy New Year to all the McIntoshes! May the year 1999 bring much happiness, love and
good health to all! Duncan Hynes McIntosh says hello to all he has corresponded with over
the years.
have traced my line back to Chief William McIntosh nice to see a site where i can find
more about the McIntosh line
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