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Name: Rodney Elder CommentsAs an Elder, I am proud to be a member of the McIntosh Clan. The Elders have quite a history themselves having evidently emigrated to Ireland, then on to America. Most of the Elders can trace their heritage back to the County Atrium in Northern Ireland. We have not been as successful in tracing our original Scottish roots. Name: Tom Arnold CommentsInfo needed on William McIntosh/McIntush family, on 1820 census in Williamsport, Maury Co. TN. Had wife, Judy ?, two daughters under ten, Nancy and Malinda, two sons under ten, Abner and John. Had several more children, Beverly ( a male), Aaron, and James, before leaving for Sullivan Co., Indiana about 1829. William McIntosh was born around 1794 in either VA or NC. Aaron McIntosh in a letter written in 1864 during Civil War mentioned Maury County as a place he fought for the Union Army and said "it was where we grew up". Tom Name: Murray Brian McIntosh CommentsFurther to my earlier message, John McIntosh was born 17 or 19 May 1867 at Big Brook Nova Scotia. He was the eldest child in the family, and his siblings were: Alexander (Alex) Jennie Maggie Kate Hughie Laura The girls, Jennie, Kate, Maggie and Laura moved to Boston to work. John trained as a blacksmith in Nova Scotia. John and Alex apparently worked in a mine near Denver prior to John marrying Isabella McLean in Spokane in 1906 John died 17 July 1955 in Edmonton. His children: Ella, born in Phoenix BC in 1907, died in Edmonton in 2003, the day after her 96th birthday. Wilson, born in Edmonton in 1914, died in Edmonton in 1971 at the age of 56. Any help tracing the family further back would be appreciated! Name: Murray Brian McIntosh CommentsI am a Grandson of John MacIntosh and Isabella McLean, both from the Big Brook area of Nova Scotia. They married in 1906 in Spokane, moved to Phoenix BC, had my Aunt Ella there in 1907. They returned to Big Brook about 1910, visiting there and in Boston, where several of John's sisters had gone to work. They returned to Edmonton, where my Father Wilson was born in 1914. I'm just beginning to search the Internet to attempt to trace this ancestry back further. John's Father is believed to also have been named John, his wife may have been Flora ?? Name: Sharon Lee McIntosh CommentsI was born, Sharon Lee McIntosh, January 30, 1943 in Flint, Michigan. I graduated from Flint Central High School in 1961, married Edward Petiprin. We have 3 children, 4 grandchildren and are now living in Florida. I would love to hear from anyone who is related or thinks they might be related to me. Some research has been done on my father's side of the family but I want to know more. I will gladly share any information I have with anyone I am convinced is related to us. Name: Winnie K. Hendrix CommentsI am still looking for my great grandmother Elizabeth McIntosh and Lindsey (Linza Moore) marriage date and where they were married. They had six children William, Larkin, Jane, Bird (Byrd), Johnny and Montgomery (Doc). William is buried in San Jacinto County, Texas, Larkin, Jane, Johnny are buried in the Menard Chapel Cemetery with their parents in Polk County, Texas. My grand father Byrd or Bird is buried in the Blue Water Cemetery in Polk County, Texas. Any help would be appreciated.
Name: Michael McIntosh CommentsMy father (surname McIntosh) was Jamaican. Do you know how the McIntosh name got to the West Indies? Name: James I. McIntosh CommentsName: Robert Glenn CommentsDear Sirs: I have a brother , Paul Glenn, who belongs to your clan. I used to belong to clan Douglas, because I saw they had Glenn as one of their septs. I could never figure out how we would belong to clan Douglas, and also I wrote them about this and they never gave me an answer. I have found out my family was from Ireland, but before that they were from Scotland, and their name was spelled Glen. Could you tell me why both Douglas, and your clan claims us? Robert Glenn Name: Sheila Diamond CommentsName: MCINTOSH CommentsTHIS IS A GREAT GUEST BOOK, BEST ON THE NET. I STILL HAVEN'T FOUND MY GRANDFATHERS' KIN. CHARLES MCINTOSH BORN AUG. 2, 1833 EVEN THOUGH I HAVE GONE THROUGH ALL OF THE 2,117 NAMES WITH BIRTHDATES THAT MY FATHER AND GRANDFATHER HAD COLLECTED IN HIS TRAVELS ACROSS CANADA AND MICHIGAN AND GAVE TO ME IN 1999 I HAVE LOTS OF INFO BUT HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO CONNECT ANYTHING AS YET. EVERY TIME I THINK I HAVE, IT DOESN'T WORK. HIS TOMBSTONE READ BORN IN NEW INVERNESS. I HAVE LOTS OF INFO FROM ACROSS CANADA IF ANYONE WOULD LIKE TO WRITE TO ME. MAGGIE mpeters @ xcelco.on.ca Name: Lori O'Connor CommentsLooking for Crystal and brother Sonny(?) whose father was Kermit McIntosh, born 2-23-42. Your father was my first cousin. Just want to make contact. Name: Jacob Easson CommentsName: Lindsay Maxwell Alexander Bruce McIntosh Muir CommentsI am not aware how I came to have the middle name of McIntosh although i believe it was through my mother, whose middle name was also McIntosh. Nice to see someone keeping up the clan presence on the web. Name: Nathanial Leath McIntosh CommentsI'm 18 years old and if anyone on this website can help me find out more about my family tree and where a lot of my family could possibly be now please email me. I am son of a Roy Bradford McIntosh who is son of a Hugh McIntosh. all I know about my family so far is that my dad had a great uncle or something with the name of Leath and that's where I get my middle name from. I would really like to find out more so if there is anyone who can help me in any way please do so by contacting me by email. Name: Crystal McIntosh CommentsHowdy guys,,,,,,just passing through,,,,,,,,,Aye ! Name: Noah Campbell CommentsJust saying what's up to all my Scottish brothers and sisters. Name: Wayne McIntosh CommentsName: Etta McIntosh Woosley CommentsI am doing genealogy on my McIntosh Family but have come up against a blank wall on finding my gggg grandfather. my ggg grandfather was Jesse McIntosh, born in Virginia on Jan.26,1793 and died Oct.30,1869 in Estill County, Kentucky. He married Rebecca Glover in Sullivan County, Tennessee. Would appreciate any help are anything you have on the McIntoshes in the 1700. I think Jesse's father name was Frank or Francis. you can email thank you Etta Name: Ian McIntosh CommentsName: CHRISTOPHER SCOTT MCINTOSH CommentsName:
R. C. Rolston CommentsOn this gloriously sunny St. Patrick's Day, here's wishing my Celtic brethren a bonnie bonnie day! Erin go Braugh!!! Name: Buddy McIntosh CommentsName: Nichole Marie McIntosh CommentsName: Tamara CommentsGreat site! Very well done! http://www.1heluva.com/cgi-bin/join.cgi?refer=31005 Name:
Mark Franklin McIntosh Commentsfather- David Alexander McIntosh - b MS; gfather- William Franklin McIntosh - b. MS; ggfather- Jacob Alexander McIntosh - b. MS; gggfather- Scott McIntosh - b.MS; ggggfather- William McIntosh - b.MS; gggggfather- Alexander McIntosh - b.NC approx 1798 (Need help to locate his family. Trying to trace back to Scotland.) Name: Ben MacDonald Commentshttp://www.rootsweb.com/~nspictou/census/cen_1817.htm Census of the Inhabitants of the District of Pictou - 1817 Pictou County, Nova Scotia GenWeb Can anyone identify the family members of the David McIntosh listed on this 1817 Pictou County Nova Scotia Census? MCINTOSH David - 2 2 1 2 7 MCINTOSH Finly 1 - - 1 2 4 MCINTOSH William - 1 - 1 - 2 Name: Dawnett Sellars CommentsI would like to trace the migration of the Sellars family to Jamaica Name: Ruth Ann McIntosh Yinger CommentsI am new to genealogy and have come to a stand still trying to find my great-grandfather and his father were the same name. Daniel. We know great-great grandfather came from Scotland and supposedly built the first spiral staircase in New York?? Name: MichelleMcintosh CommentsName: Scott McIntosh CommentsI once saw a family tree that my paternal grandfather had in his possession. According to this tree, we are descended from a Simon McIntosh who landed in Virginia in the 1740s. That's all I can remember--I can't find the tree and my grandfather died in 1992. If this sounds familiar to anyone--please respond. Thanks! Name: Rick Newton CommentsSo many McIntoshes, so little time. I have been through the entire clan guest book, and also I have purchased a "book" which turned out to be a disjointed, confusing compilation of McIntosh information. But neither has provided me with descendant/ancestral information on my McIntoshes. They are Neil, b. about 1791 in Scotland; married Catherine MacKay, 1811, Williamstown, Ontario. Also Peter McIntosh, year of birth unknown, married Jane Fraser in Stormont, Ontario, 1798. I also have an Isabella McIntosh, wife of John Grant. The only information I have on Isabella is that she married John Grant in 1854 and died at St. Anicet, Quebec in 1859. If anyone can shed any light on any of these folks, I would appreciate an email. Thanks. Name: Norman Daniel McIntosh CommentsName: John Henry Mc Intosh CommentsName: Rebecca Bonneville CommentsI am related to the McIntosh family through Rachel McIntosh who married David Philippe Golay. Her parents are Joseph McIntosh & Martha Bowdry, Josephs parents are William Jonathan McIntosh & Delilah Shaw. For William Jonathan McIntosh I have Inverness Shire Scotland 1745 as place of birth. I have very little on this family if anyone has any information please contact me. Name: Elizabeth Anne Sears nee McIntosh CommentsFather- Paul Michael McIntosh Mother -Elizabeth Mary McIntosh nee McFarland Brothers- Michael McIntosh, Peter McIntosh, Simon McIntosh Name: Elizabeth McIntosh CommentsMy grandfather is Hugh McIntosh and he married Rose Guido (1925); they had four children; I would like to find some of my Irish relatives........... Name: Mark Thomas McIntosh CommentsWow, I had no idea there were so many of us! We should buy an island and start our own country-then you would never have to ask someone "What is your last name?" What a strange thought... Name: Glennie, Crombie CommentsMy Father: Glennie, William Allan Crombie Grandfather: George Donald Glennie sailed out of Leith, ships included the Fountains Abbey, wrecked at Red Head south of Montrose 1921, the North Sea attacked by German submarine in the English Channel 14-18 war. Great Grandfather: George Glennie Jnr born 1848, married 1874 Hughina. Steamship Steward Gt. Gt. Gp.: George Glennie 1816 baptised Keith Hall near Aberdeen, married Elizabeth Sangster 1840; Master Baker. His Father: Robert Glennie born 1779, married Jean Valentine. His Father: John Glennie, married 1772 Jean Rob, Shoemaker lived Cluny Name: Gregory John
McIntosh CommentsI am a visual artist born in Sydney Australia, Scottish descendant father, Kevin McIntosh, English descendant mother, Margaret Joan Macarthy, this is as much family history that I know, would be good to know more one day, cheers! Name: William Dorothy & Callum McIntosh Commentshello to all the McIntoshes all over the world From William Dorothy & Callum McIntosh Name: PETER MCINTOSH CommentsTRYING TO TRACE FAMILY HISTORY. FATHER JOHN ALEXANDER McINTOSH BORN 1930 BROUGHT UP AT BLACKBURN CROFT ORBLISTON NEAR FOCHABERS MORAYSHIRE. HIS FATHER PETER BLACK MCINTOSH BORN 1870, I THINK AROUND BALLINDALLOCH MORAYSHIRE MARRIED KATHERINE FORSYTH. ANY OTHER INFO WOULD HELP Name: Ardy McIntosh CommentsLooking for family of William McIntosh born in NC in 1794. His father came from Scotland. William married Judy ?, no info on when or where. Moved west, possibly stopped in KY. Children were born in Maury Co. TN (Malinda, John, Abner, Aaron, Beverly. Thomas was born in Sullivan Co. IN. Any info would be appreciated. Name: PETER McINTOSH CommentsName: A. W. CommentsMy relative is Robert DeBruce king of Scotland (from Braveheart) the young I don't know what clan affiliations I have but I heard it was Maclean clan but I'm proud of my Scottish heritage and KORN ROCKS. Name: Byron Edward McFall III CommentsI would be excited to hear from those of you who may be, or have family from, Oklahoma. We had a family split about 3 generations back. My Great Grandfather left Oklahoma and started a new family. Possibly in the southern United States Name: Nancy McIntosh-Durham CommentsName: Gaye Hall Sheffert CommentsDescendent of William McIntosh b. 1790 in Russell Co. VA Name:
Winnie K. Hendrix CommentsName: Terri Lynn Mackintosh Jones CommentsSearching for descendents of Archie Edward Mackintosh and Letitia Marlene Grant (deceased) formerly of Oil City, Pennsylvania. Name: Charles Berry McIntosh CommentsName: ALAN ELDER CommentsI am researching Elders of Limavady, Co. Londonderry / Scotland & would like to hear from anyone with information. Name: John McIntosh CommentsName: Frank Wilson CommentsI am a direct descendant of Henrietta MacIntosh married to William Wilson of Auldearn in Nairnshire Scotland. Their headstone is still intact and in good condition. I am a Gaelic teacher and teach classes in Newmarket, Ontario. See Web Site of University of Toronto. Name: LEONARD JOHN TOSHACK CommentsHI ANY RELATIVES OUT THERE? MY GRANDFATHER WAS BORN IN ABERDEEN SCOTLAND, MY FATHER WAS BORN IN DUBLIN, IRELAND 1932,AND ITS HIS 80TH BIRTHDAY ON DECEMBER 4TH,ANY FEEDBACK/CHAT MOST WELCOME! Name: Lucas Playford CommentsI am currently doing research on my grandmother's brother, William Phillip Macdonald McIntosh, who was killed in action over Germany on the 24th of August 1943. He was born in Cornwall, Ontario (1922) and lived in St. Andrews, Ontario where he worked as a grocery clerk. In 1941 he enlisted for active duty in the RCAF and joined No. 35 squadron of Bomber Command's No. 8 Group in 1942. I am interested in hearing from anybody who may have served or know some who served with him during that period. Please feel free to e-mail me at the address provided. Name: Mignon A.B. Cameron CommentsI am trying to trace the forebears of my 5th great-grandfather John Mor (Mhor) McIntosh, b. 1698 in Badenoch, Scotland, d. 1761 in Darien, Georgia. specifically, I am looking for the ancestry of John Mor's gt-grandfather William Mackintosh, 3rd Proprietor of Borlum (DOB, DOD??), who may have been the grandson of an earlier William who founded the Borlum branch of the Clan and was the second (?) son of Lachlan Mhor Mackintosh (b. ?, d. 1606). I would be grateful for any help, including sources (books, etc). Please post info if you have it, or email me. Thanks very much. Mignon A.B. Cameron - MABCam @ aol.com Name: Robert S McIntosh CommentsLooking for any info My father Hugh Douglas McIntosh>grandfather Hugh Morris McIntosh>great grandfather Hugh Baldwin McIntosh All I no is my grandfather born around Elkhorn, Manitoba but no info on Great grandfather or anything before him. Any info would be appreciated. Thx Name: Scott Jeffrey McIntosh CommentsName: Steve Joseph McIntosh Comments37 Year old Motorcycle Police Officer. Married with 4 McIntosh boys. (All very McIntosh-like) :) Name: Joshua McIntosh CommentsI also have a daughter named Katelyn Madison McIntosh Name: Joshua McIntosh CommentsName: Michael T McIntosh CommentsName: DJ CommentsThis is an interesting site. I would like to add your link to my web pages on the above surnames as I am in Al as well. Once I have a chance to look over the info, I will write you back Thanks DJ Name: Donna CommentsHope this info helps some of you looking for family tree links: References Cited: (also birth and death certificates and burial sites) 1959 Corbin, unknown first name; private published by the Coweta County Historical Society; McIntosh Family Tree. pp. 13- 29. 1928 Jones, Mary G. and Lily Reynolds; Coweta County Chronicles for One Hundred Years with an account of the Indians from whom the land was acquired and some historical papers relating to its acquisition by Georgia with lineage papers. Sarah Dickinson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution of Newnan, Georgia. Stein printing, Atlanta, Georgia. 1838 M'kenney, Thomas L. and James hall, Esq. History of the Indian Tribes of North America with Biographical Sketches and Anecdotes of the Principal Chiefs embellished with one hundred and twenty portraits from the Indian Gallery in the Department of War at Washington. Volume I. United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs. 1988 Chapman, George. Chief William McIntosh: A Man of Two Worlds. Cherokee Publishing. Larin Corporation. Marietta, Georgia. Also I have numerous documents, birth and death certificates and photos of the grave sites in Walton County, Florida and Carrollton, Georgia. Scotland, Clan Chattan (Clan of the Cat), Principal Highland Chieftains: 1137- 1179 Shaw Mc Duff 1st Chief of Clan Chattan 1179-1210 Shaw Mc Intosh 2nd Chief of Clan Chattan- Chamberlain of Crown Revenues for Northern Scotland 1210- 1240 Farquhard Mc Intosh 3rd Chief of Clan Chattan 1240-1265 Shaw Mc Intosh 4th Chief Clan Chattan- owned the Castle Rait and Rothiemurchus. 1265- 1274 Farquhard Mc Intosh 5th Chief of Clan Chattan; lead his fighters against the Norwegians for Alexander III and protected the Mc Gillavary families. 1274- 1345 Angus Mc Intosh 6th Chief of Clan Chattan; married Eva Dall, daughter of the Chief of Clan Chattan in Lochabaer. 1345-- 1368 William Mc Intosh Born Baron Moy before named Chief of Clan Chattan, married Florence Clader mother of Lachlan, the 8th Chief. Second wife Margaret Mc Cloud, mother of Malcom the 10th Chief of Clan Chattan. 1368- 1407 Lachlan Mc Intosh Son of William and Florence Calder, married Agnes Frases. 8th Chief of Clan Chattan. 1407- 1409 Farquhard Mc Intosh abdicated Chieftain role to Malcom Mc Intosh. 9th Chief of Clan Chattan. 1409-1464 Malcolm Mc Intosh Married Mora Mc Donald of Maydart. He was nicknamed "Malcolm the Big" due to very short stature. Second wife, Margaret. 10th Chief of Clan Chattan. 1464- 1496 Duncan Mc Intosh married Flora Mc Donald of the Isles. 11th Chief of Clan Chattan. 1496- 1514 Farquhard Mc Intosh political prisoner at the time he was made 12th Chief of Clan Chattan, his cousin William, son of Lachlan, filled post for him. 1514- 1515 William Mc Intosh (the dates may be a typo since he filled Farquhard's place as Chief) 13th Chief of Clan Chattan. 1515-1524 Lachlan Mc Intosh married jean Gordon daughter of Sir Alexander Gordon of Lochinvar, murdered in ambush by his nephew, John Mc Intosh. 1525- 1550 William Mc Intosh 15th Chief of Clan Chattan. Political prisoner executed by Lady Huntley, wife of local Magistrate 1550- 1606 Lachlan Mc Intosh 16th Chief of Clan Chattan. A court attaché to Mary Queen of Scots and a strict Protestant. no date Sir Lachlan Mc Intosh of Carribrough, gave title of 17th Chief to his Uncle William. no date William Mc Intosh of Borlum, married Elizabeth Innes, daughter of Robert Innes. no date Lachlan Mc Intosh son of William and Elizabeth, married to Helen Gordon of Gordonstone. no date William Mc Intosh son of Lachlan and Helen, married Mary Baillie, daughter of Baillie of Dunian. 1658- 1743 Brigadier General William Mc Intosh, 20th Chief of Clan Chattan. Known as William Roy of Borlum and married Mary Reade, Maid of Honor for Princess Ann prior to her becoming Queen. Active in the Jacobite rebellion, second in command in fight. said to have strong Scottish accent and very tall, big boned man, fair of complexion w/ gray eyes and scars on his face from battle. no date Lieutenant Benjamin Mc Intosh, son of B.G. William Mc Intosh, married to Catherine Mc Intosh, the daughter of Angus and Eva Dall. Benjamin was the first to come to America and is the immigrant ancestor of Chief William Mc Intosh, my GGGG Grandfather and Principal Chief of the Coweta Creek Nation. no date John Mc Intosh Married Margaret Mc Gillavary; father of Captain William Mc Intosh- Chief of Coweta Creek nation. Lived on estate in Savannah, Georgia and his son, William, later a Captain, married two Creek wives. One, Catherine married a Troupe and their son was to become the Governor of Georgia. John and family later moved to Mc Intosh Bluffs on the Tombigbee River, now Alabama. Capt. William was murdered by a band of Creek led by Menewa for signing the Treaty of Indian Springs which sold most of Alabama and south Georgia to the whites. He was hot 36 times and burned alive in his home, but his children escaped and were smuggled out to Oklahoma where their descendants now reside. Several of them were/ are principal Chiefs of the Creek Nation and live on with their families in Muscogee, OK. This is where I come into line: Capt. William married Senoia Tustenugee, a full blood Creek of the Wind Clan and daughter of Chief. Their son, William married Eliza Greirson, also Wind Clan and full blood Creek. Their daughter Catherine "Kate" Mac Intosh (1809-1849) married William Billie Cousins (1800-1876), son of the Chief of the Eufala Creek. Their daughter Sarah Anne Cousins (1826-1897) married Zaphania Payne Turner (1824-1893) nicknamed Zaf Naf Turner, also Creek and my GG Grandfather. Their daughter, Louisa Turner (1863- 1944) married George Williams (1838-1939), also Creek and my Great grandfather. Their daughter, Fay Williams (1906- 1993), my grandmother, married Samuel Brown (no dates or lineage known) and their son, Jimmie Ray Brown (1938- present) married my Mom, Janet Marie Humin (1943 to present) and had me! Donna Louise Brown- later legally adopted by my step father, Dave Knoke (1939 to present) changing my name to Donna Knoke (November 19, 1963 to present). I married Daniel Edward Cobb ( October 19, 1962 to present). Name: Alex Ritchie CommentsJust looking at my family history. Apparently we have lots of family in Australia/Canada & America. My father Harry Ritchie was born in Aberdeen, Scotland. Name: Barbara Mercer nee MacIntosh CommentsName: Ron McIntosh CommentsName: Sharon MacIntosh CommentsLooking for relatives of my grandfather, Thomas Hay MacIntosh, born in Dundee. Name: Penny Evenson CommentsMy great grandfather was Walter Alexander McIntosh, married to Mary Alice Storer on 15 Feb 1894 in Butler County Kansas. If these names are familiar please email me. Name: Sharon M. Libnoch CommentsI was told as a child by my Great Grandmother Ishie in Jacksonville Florida that we had a heritage in Clan McIntosh. I was hoping you could help point me in the right direction to discover the truth. Your help would be very welcomed. This is my starting point that I hope will bring me to a sense of my lineage. Thus, I might be able to celebrate it. Thanks for your help!!! Always S. Name: BRENDA RITCHIE-STANFILL CommentsI AM LOOKING FOR RELATIVES AND ROOTS, I HAVE THEM TRACED AS OF NOW TO 1751 JAMES FREDRICK RITCHIE. AM LOOKING FOR HIS FATHER. IF ANYONE KNOWS, PLEASE HELP. Name: Marion Berry (nee McIntosh) CommentsName: William McIntosh Hindman, Jr. CommentsChief William McIntosh was my great great great Grandfather. Nice site you have here! Name: lynn epperson mcintosh siler Commentsneed to know about my me ...my ancient history...please. .thanks Name: Tony Crarer CommentsHi, Just trying to find out more about the Crarer's. Very few of us in New Zealand, our families arrived here circa 1864-1870. Love to hear from anyone regarding the Crarer history. Name: Alma McIntosh Hepp CommentsI am the great granddaughter of Charles Edward McIntoshm, born in 'western Canada' between 1830-1845. He moved to Wisconsin, married Mary Conklin and settled in Seymore, Wisc. They had 6 children, Malcolm, Margaret, Kenneth, Charlotte, Donald, Nathan S. Nathan Styles (sometimes Conklin was used as middle name) was my grandfather. Nathan was born in Seymore August 13, 1874 or 1875. Charles Edward was a Union soldier in the War Between the States, and moved into a Soldier's home in Wisconsin, lived there for perhaps 11 years and died, and is buried on those grounds. I have no information about him or his parents, any information would be so appreciated. Please respond if you have any information or connection. Thanks, P. S. great web site. Name: Michael Paul McIntosh CommentsI would love to know if I am related to any other McIntosh people out there. Name:
Stuart McIntosh CommentsI've always wanted to find out more about my family even though I'm only 14 & I'd love to go to one of the family reunions. Name: Gary McIntosh CommentsName:
Robbie Deming (Macintosh) CommentsI'm proud to be a MacIntosh member and proud to wear our tartan. I am also proud to have had the honor to carry our flag for the past three years at the Scottish Games in Altamont, New York. I would like to hear from any members of the local clan should they wish to correspond. I hope to see more clan members at the Opening ceremonies of the Scottish Games at Altamont, to represent our clan with pride. Name: Valerie Jamieson CommentsI have a copy of the 1881 census of the Highlands, Scotland, with the record of my grandfather, Andrew McIntosh -Dwelling -Strone Castle - Census Place: Urquhart & Glenmoriston, Inverness, Scotland. I was after information on STRONE CASTLE, or anyone related. Name: Dean McIntosh Commentswebsite - deanm24.homestead.com Name: Andrew Ritchie Commentstrying to find out more about my heritage, great site, thanks Name: Mary Kathrine McIntosh Maison CommentsName: Angus McIntosh CommentsName: Winnie
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Thomas W Campbell CommentsDiscovered a john MacIntosh born in 1701 in Badenoch Scotland and Died In Ga in my family tree Name: Michelle Commentshello everyone in my clan! Name: Barbara McIntosh Hodges CommentsSearching for my McIntosh ancestors. Name: Deborah CommentsMy grandmother's name was Johann McIntosh who married Lincoln Woodworth. Her mother's maiden name was Steeves. I would like to know more about the Steeves whether or not they are part of the McIntosh clan. She immigrated into Canada either through Nova Scotia or New Brunswick before coming into the U.S. I presently have relations in Edinburgh but I believe my grandmother came from Inverness/Glasgow. Any help would be appreciated. Name: Paul McIntosh CommentsHi - My relatives came from Scotland to settle in Australia around 1880. I have been living here in the USA about 5 years Nice website Name: Howard S. Peek CommentsMy paternal grandmother was Katherine MacIntosh Name: Kenneth Wesley McIntosh CommentsGreetings one and all Name: Douglas McIntosh CommentsGreat web site Todd! Name: Robert Daniell CommentsGreetings, McIntosh! About 1760-65, Anne "Nancy" McIntosh married John O'Daniel in Fairfax County, Virginia, the colony then. Her brother Lachlan was an executor for John's will in 1798. Would love to learn more about these McIntoshes of Fairfax, Virginia. "May the sun always shine upon your face,..." Name:
Lissa McIntosh CommentsHi all you proud Scots help is needed I'm looking for my dear 4th grandpa Daniel and his wife Margaret Macgregor who arrived in Australia in 1841 with their kids. Dan and Marg were married in Carnock on the 27 July 1827 if you can tell me about them and there Scottish family please put in on is site as I am hardly home thanks to my horses. Your sincerely Lissa McIntosh {Proud to be a cat} Name: (lissa) MCINTOSH Commentsgreat site hi to all the McIntosh out there. Only starting out on my family tree and have done my grandma side Now doing my pa side. If anyone can help please do so. My family tree starts with the search of an members that my cousin and I cant find all except their marriage date 27 July 1827 in carnock Scotland Daniel and Margaret Macgregor and there children arrived we believe in Australia in 1841. The ship we do not no so if any of you can help please let me know on this page your sincerely Lissa {{ Proud to be a cat }} Name: John Robert McIntosh CommentsName: Shawn A. Merritt CommentsHey, Great site you have here. Showed my Grandfather and he loved it too! Shawn Name: winnie hendrix CommentsName:
Joyce McIntosh York CommentsName: William &Dorathy & Callum Mc Intosh Commentshi Jason you said you were looking for Garant relative's inj the Kirriemuir aera well my gran dad was called George Alexander Grant McIntosh after one your relative's maybe were related to each other you might be a cousin of some kind of mine or dads, if so please do get in touch our e-mail address is 16.Caddam @ aol.com and our phone number is 015 575 572298 and we live 16 Caddam Crescent Northmuir by Kirriemuir all the best from William Dorathy and Callum Name: Claes CommentsI haven't look through your web-site yet. Name: Bruce McIntosh CommentsName: Joe McIntosh CommentsFrom Iowa. Parents and Grandparents from Montana. Name: James W. McIntosh jr. CommentsName: Corey McIntosh CommentsName: Todd Traver McIntosh CommentsJust looking Name: Bess Brambrink CommentsMy grandmother's name was Ernestine Holzborn , her mother was Elsie L. Domire, her mother was Dora Alexandria McIntosh ,her father was William Alexander McIntosh .If anyone can help with this lineage I would appreciate the help. Bess Name: kirk william roberts CommentsI am told my family name was MacRoberts? Name: Sharon R. Meyer CommentsI found this site to be very interesting. Reading through all the entries there were a few I found to be related to me. Peter McIntosh and wife Margaret Turner are my ggggggfather. With the help of my mother who is a McIntosh, she told me that Peter came from Scotland to America. If anyone is interesting to have my mother side please write me: Sharon Meyer; 2712 Latonia Ave; Covington, Kentucky 41015 That's for this site!!!!!! Name: Kathleen McIntosh P. Commentsfamily background is sketchy but I know someone out there has the information I need to fill in the blanks. Please let me know if you can fill in any of the blanks. Kathleen I. McIntosh born to DAVID DAVIDSON MCINTOSH and Inez M. Patton DAVID DAVIDSON MCINTOSH born to JAMES SPENCER MCINTOSH of loch by Dundee and Mabel Templeton. He had 4 siblings: ALFRED, JAMES, GORDON, and HOWARD. ALFRED married Elaine and had six children. JAMES married Rae and had two daughters (Bonnie, and Kathleen called Jamie). GORDON married Chico and had five children. HOWARD married Joanne JAMES SPENCER'S siblings included DAVID MCINTOSH who was married to a Kathleen. Name: Kim McIntosh Pascoe CommentsI am hoping to find information that was once gathered by my Great Uncle (David McIntosh) when he traced our family tree. Name: Jason Reilly CommentsDon't let the Irish name fool you, I'm half Scottish, and very proud of it. I would like to get tartan to have a kilt made. I looked up our colors, and would like some information about getting everything I needed to complete the clothing. Name:
Winnie Knight Hendrix CommentsI am look for an Elizabeth McIntosh that married a Lindsey Moore. They came to Texas in about l868 or l869. They had six children. My granddaddy was the baby of the family. I would like some help on finding where and when they were married. They are buried in the Menard Chapel cemetery in Polk County, Texas . If anyone can help me I would appreciate. Name: Spencer McIntosh CommentsI am the s/o Roley McIntosh s/o Thomas McIntosh,Jr. s/o Thomas McIntosh s/o Roley McIntosh,Jr. s/o Chief Roley McIntosh. Name: Rebecca Combs CommentsI would love it if someone could tell me how to get started searching my family tree. Name: David Kartler Commentslooking for black and white bread Name: Tanya Lindley CommentsMy great, great grandmothers' maiden name was Oakes. I've been told that she was from Scotland, just trying to find the clan affiliate! Name: William Dorathy &Callum McIntosh Commentshello to all my McIntosh ancestors and friends. all over world from William Dorathy &Callum McIntosh Name: Mary Ellen Marsh CommentsWould appreciate hearing from anyone re Nicademas (Demas)McIntosh who married Elizabeth Miller in Shelby Co OH in 02/1839. Understand he died about 1850 in Randolph Co IN. He was my gggrandfather. Name: Patricia E. Lee CommentsAnna Belle McIntosh June 28,1868-Nov 20, 1898 1880 census Colechester, Illinois m James E. Baglin Name: Paul V. McIntosh CommentsJust want to learn more about my ancestors. My fathers name is Stephen McIntosh. Name: SHIRLEY WHARTON CommentsHELLO FAMILY-WHO IS THE ONE WHO PUT UP THIS SITE? YOU MUST BE VERY CLOSELY RELATED TO ME. MY MOM WAS NELLIE MCINTOSH BUCHANAN I WILL BE ANXIOUSLY WAITING TO HEAR FROM YOU, AND ANY OTHER MACS OUT THERE. Name: Daniel McIntosh CommentsMy father the late James E McIntosh of N.B Grandfather the late James D McIntosh of N.B Name: Stephen McIntosh CommentsTis me wha aw ye ur eftur ? Name: Grant McIntosh CommentsProud to be a Scot! Name: Lorna Macintosh CommentsName: Phyllis Prejean CommentsMy great grandmother was Katie Lamar McIntosh. Name: Lance R. McIntosh CommentsName: Sarah McIntosh CommentsDoes any one know of a Lachlan McIntosh who traveled from Scotland to Otago for the Gold rush in the 1800s? He was my great great granddad and ended up in Gisborne NZ. Name: Linda CommentsHappy Hogmanay to all in Clan McIntosh! I'm interested in genealogy. If you can connect to any of the following, please contact me. Alexander MCINTOSH (born Nov 21, 1757) and Isobel CAIRNS (born June 18, 1753) and married abt 1777 in Newbattle, Midlothian, Scotland. Children: -1) John (Sept 20, 1778), who married Ann MOFFAT; -2) Christian (March 23, 1781); -3) George (July 16, 1787); -4) Janet (Apr 24, 1789); -5) Richard (June 10, 1793). All born in Newbattle, Scotland. John MCINTOSH and Ann MOFFAT were married Apr 6, 1806 in Newbattle, Scotland and had 5 children: -1) John (Aug 26, 1806), who married Isabella BROWN and had 5 children; -2) Alexander (Dec 18, 1808), who married Beatrix PRYDE and had 8 children; -3) William (Aug 2, 1811), who married Catherine PRYDE and had 8 children; -4) George (Aug 1, 1816/ died in infancy) and -5) George (Apr 16, 1817), married Alison SMITH and had 9 children. All children were born in Newbattle. Alexander MCINTOSH and Beatrix PRYDE married Jan 9, 1830 in Newbattle and had 8 children: -1) John (Sept 16, 1831), married Marion STEWART; -2) Robert (Dec 3, 1833), married Jane MOFFAT and had 8 children; -3) William (May 8, 1836), married Jane Hardie HISLOP and had 5 children; -4) Elizabeth (Apr 26, 1838), married John ROBB; -5) Richard (July 1840); -6) Alexander (June 26, 1842), married Jane HEDLEY and had 5 children; -7) Ann (Nov 26, 1845); -8) Agnes (Sept 18, 1846), married Peter CAIRNS and had 1 child. All children born in Newbattle. John MCINTOSH and Marion STEWART married June 6, 1854 in Dalkeith (also Midlothian, Scotland) and had 7 children: -1) Janet (June 20, 1854), married Joseph COOPER; -2) Beatrice (July 9, 1856), -3) Alexander (Nov 7, 1859), married Elizabeth DALRYMPLE and had 3 children; -4) Thomas (July 19, 1863/died young), -5) Thomas (July 20, 1865), married Elizabeth HALE; -6) John (Aug 11, 1871); -7) Robert (Apr 20, 1876). The last 2 children were born in Ohio following the family's immigration in 1866. The others were born in Dalkeith. Janet MCINTOSH married Joseph COOPER Nov 2, 1882 in Columbiana County, Ohio. 7 Children: -1) Beatrice MCINTOSH (born prior to marriage on Apr 17, 1878), married Alfred Curtis Barton and had 3 children; -2) George COOPER; -3) Irving COOPER; -4) Jessie COOPER, married Clyde MANSFIELD; -5) John COOPER; -6) Marion "Mae" COOPER, married Walter REICHELT; -7) Alice COOPER (b Dec 1884), married Bill FERGUSON. Most of the men in the family were coalminers on both continents. Name: Greg McIntosh CommentsName: Craig Meglasson CommentsName: Michael G. McIntosh CommentsMy fathers name was McCaskey Hunter McIntosh and I would like to find out more about his parents if possible. Name: Peggy Thompson CommentsI signed your book about a week ago. Not sure of my e-mail address, but I think it is PThompson @ nbhs.nbhspo Would like to hear from any McIntosh's related to William McIntosh of Pictou? Nova Scotia who was born in Scotland around 1830s. Looking for information on who his wife was and what part of Scotland he was from. Robert McIntosh was William McIntosh's son. Robert left Nova Scotia after completing Stone Mason training around the time of the American Civil War to complete a project building the Williams Mill in Yantic, Connecticut. Robert married his boss, John Beswick's daughter, Sarah Ann Beswick in 1866 and moved to Newport, RI where they had children, including my great-grandmother, Lillian McIntosh, Nettie McIntosh and Robert McIntosh who continued the Mason trade. Will write again with more specifics. Am waiting receive family records from Grace Church in Yantic, CT. Name: Carol Bryson CommentsLooking for any help! George McGeachie married Martha "McIntosh" Hill on Dec. 31,1923 at Montgomery Hall, Dundonald, Scotland. Martha is from Killbride. Her father was Alexander Hill. George and Martha's Children are, George, David, Catherine, Nancy, Ann and Myra. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Happy New Year to all!!! Name: PAUL.M.MCINTOSH CommentsNICE SITE I SPENT MANY YEARS TRACING THE NAME MCINTOSH AND UNCOVERED LOTS OF INFO. SOME TO ME WAS POINTLESS BUT I HAVE KEPT RECORDS AND DOCUMENTATIONS DATING BACK TO TO THE 1800S,IT COULD BE USEFUL TO YOU MAINLY OF MCINTOSH CLAN ORIGINATING FROM ENG, SCOTLAND ALSO I HAVE PROOF OF ID FROM AS FAR A FIELD AS AUSTRALIA IF I CAN HELP I WILL, IM SURE I CAN THE INFO. I HAVE SOME OF IT IS FEATHER WRITTEN VERY INTERESTING Name: John B. & Frances McIntosh CommentsMy great great Grandpa Danael McIntosh was brought to New York City from, Glasgow Scotland to build the first spiral stare case in New York City. Does any one have more info? Thanks! Name: PAUL MCINTOSH CommentsTOSH RULES MCINTOSH CLAN UP YOU SCOTTISH TERRIAS.P MCINTOSH GEORDY BRANCH NUFC Name: Marc McIntosh CommentsName: Andrea Mackintosh CommentsHave started to look for relatives in the Straithnarn area of Scotland where my great grandfather was born. Moved to Tredegar and married. Name: Robert McIntosh CommentsA Guid New Year tae ane an' a' |