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I am doing a genealogy on the EASON FAMILY. My mother's
maiden name was EASON. I didn't realize that we were a sept of
the Clan McIntosh till I started doing this genealogy. How are we
a sept? I received a copy of the EASON COAT of ARMS. I didn't
know till then that the EASON'S were from Scotland. If anyone has
any information on the EASON NAME, PLEASE SEND IT TO ME. Do you have any information regarding the Elder family?
Thank you.
Anybody seeking information on Clan MacKintosh and Clan
Chattan may contact me at Email address below. Clan Chattan being
an old Confederation of Scottish Clans, including MacKintosh as
their principal clan. I will be happy to any one find their
history, relatives or with clan affiliations and member
information. I look forward to talking with you. Aye. My ancestor's came to the US from Scotland via Ottawa,
Canada. My Grandfather's name was Samuel Augustus MacIntosh who
lived most of his life in southern Wisconsin. Somewhere along the
line our name was either misspelled or changed. Write if we might
be related. Cool Page! Super page! I am a direct descendant of John Mohr McIntosh
who came to Georgia (Darien and Savannah). My dad and my
grandfather are both named John Mohr McIntosh and my
great-grandfather was Olin Talley McIntosh. Glad to see so many
McIntoshes are enjoying this page as I have. I found your page very enjoyable. My maiden name was
McIntosh. I was raised in PA and as far as family there was a
clan and a half located in PA still. My Great-grandfather's name
was John and my Grandfather's name was Patrick, and my father was
Kenneth. After I must say I haven't seen any family members since
I got out of school. Anyone and everyone that I can remember
lived with in a 300(if that) radius of each other. Looking for information on family. Hope this is the right
clan - last name spelled with c above line and 2 dots. If not
right clan, please inform me and maybe head in right direction.
Thanks, Harry. I have lived in Canada for over 35 years, but grew up in
the U.K. It would be interesting to find out how more information
could be obtained re Mackintosh' in Canada Grandfather: William McIntosh from Bangs, TX around 1887
Father: Bernard McIntosh from San Angelo, TX 1936 Myself, from
San Angelo, TX 1957. Currently in Austin, TX. Howdy! Hi.. Well nice to see so many McIntoshes. I have no idea as
to the roots of my family and would appreciate any help in
developing a family tree. My father was Frank McIntosh born in
Wall PA about 1917. I know he had a brother David, Reggie and two
sisters. Have lost track of everyone. As I said any help will be
appreciated Nice looking pages!! Come and visit our pages: URL:
http://www1.tip.nl/users/t352662/ Information of a pipe band from
the Netherlands named CLAN LAMONT pipe band Am very interested in all things Scottish, as my parents
and two oldest brothers were born in Scotland. Cool I am sitting here and surfing and try to find out a little
more about Scottish clans. I it is very interesting and I would
appreciate if you could send me some more information. By for
now. I am interested about the McIntosh Family in Georgia from
the Early days of Oglethorpe.. I was pointed to this homepage by someone at Keele U. in
the UK. My fiancée, Margie Corderman (who can be reached at my
email address) is researching Lady Anne MacKintosh (nee
Farquharson). I shall check the homepage and if we still have
questions we shall post them. Super page! My earliest known relative was Joseph Dawson
McIntosh (b. 4 Jul 1822, Scotland; d. 9 Nov 1897, Logansport,
IN). He married Sarah Jane Moore, who was born in Ohio. Their
children were John Fletcher (b. 10 Apr 1858; d. 4 Jul 1915),
William Lafayette (b. 29 Nov 1862; d. 1 Mar 1922), and Margaret
Florence (b. 6 Oct 1869). Margaret married Leopold Schlesinger.
So far have been unable to determine when and where Joseph Dawson
entered the United States. Most of my family grew up in the
mid-Indiana area. Would enjoy hearing from others doing research
and will accept any helpful hints on how to continue. MY NAME IS TODD MCINTOSH. I AM ORIGINALLY FROM ESTILL CO.
KENTUCKY AND CURRENTLY RESIDE IN LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY. MY
GREAT-GREAT GRANDFATHER WAS NIMROD MCINTOSH AND HIS SONS NAME WAS
SAMUEL HERBERT MCINTOSH. THANKS TODD B. MCINTOSH FOR CREATING
THIS PAGE, OH! GREAT NAME TOO! My direct McIntosh came to Virginia in 1731 and have the
history to this day. I am trying to locate a Cindy Macintosh from Sacramento CA.
She once worked at a beauty parlor named Hair Skin and You. I
last had contact with her in 1980. If you have any in- formation
please E-mail me at fgriff@earthlink.net. Thank you. 1959 to Australia from Dundee Scotland. Now living in
Tamworth NSW Australia. with wife Davina (Vina) also from Dundee
we have two daughters and one son also Alexander, 9grandchildren
and 2 gr. grand children. I'm delighted to find this site! My mother (McIntosh on
both sides) was born & raised in Martintown, Ontario, on a
farm that is still in the family. Our ancestry includes
immigration from the Highlands first to upstate New York and then
to southern Ontario with the loyalists after the revolution. A
branch of the family ranched in the Banff area as well. I'm in
touch regularly with the Clan in Ontario, and have access to more
detailed information. Although I'm usually an aggravatingly slow
correspondent, I welcome Clan e-mail. Highland Games occur here
annually either in Oak Brook or Chicago, thanks to the Illinois
St. Andrew Society. I can pass on information regarding the Games
if anyone is interested. It's great that the Clan is staying
connected this way--after all, some of the best computers in the
world are named after our Clan! Peace and prosperity to you all! I am looking for information for a paper on my family
genealogy GREAT PAGE! My great-grandmother was a McIntosh descended
from a very long line. My McIntosh ancestry has been traced back
to John Mohr McIntosh, who came to Georgia in 1735 with his
family of eight. His son, Lachlan McIntosh, killed Button
Gwinnett, signer of the Declaration of Independence, in a duel.
If anyone wants information on this line please contact me at the
above e-mail address. I am a descendant of John McIntosh(1747-1821) Nice looking pages, neat idea, best of luck. My great great Grandfather John McIntosh came from Dornoch
Sutherland Scotland to Canada in 1830. He Fought in the 1837-38
McKenzie rebellion. In 1842 settled in Grey County,Ontario
Homesteaded near(20 miles) from Qwen Sound.He was one of a family
of nine who immigrated.He introduced sheep and cattle My great
grandfather Hugh Ross McIntosh was born Aug 2, 1838, near
MartinTown,Ont., on the old Frazer estate.My grandfather James
Smith McIntosh was born in Ontario,Where? on Sept 29, 1878. I am
looking for info re: the rest of our family tree. Any information
would be appreciated. James L McIntosh I was just checking out the various clans that I am
supposedly descended from. I love the page. Hopefully I can
finally find my clan. I think that this is a great page for those of us who are
interested in our family histories. I am going to write to my
grandmother right now, because she has been doing research on our
family for a long time. If anyone knows where McIntoshes from
Wyoming came from, I would appreciate hearing from you. Excellent page! I am interested in tracing the family of my
g-g grandmother, Mary "Polly" McIntosh, born in Clay
County, Kentucky 20 December 1814. Married Jeremiah Coats in
Perry County, Kentucky on 11 August 1831. She moved with her
husband and children first to Indiana and later to what is now
Douglas County, Missouri where she died 3 January 1870. Her
father is thought to have been either a Nimrod or Charles A.
McIntosh. Will be happy to provide all the information I have on
her with anyone interested. My g-g grandmother was Mary "Polly" McIntosh,
born 20 December 1814 in Clay(?) County, Kentucky. She was
married to Jeremiah Coats on 11 August 1831 in Perry County,
Kentucky. She moved with her husband and children first to
Indiana and then to what is now Douglas County,Missouri where she
died on 3 January 1870 and is buried at Old Vera Cruz in Douglas
County, Missouri. Her father is thought to have been either
Nimrod or Charles A. McIntosh. I have considerable data on her
children and will be happy to share with anyone interested. Just stopped in for a look around Chief William McIntosh is my great-great-great grandfather.
Contact me or my son Gary L. McIntosh II for further information.
My mother was an EASON. I am doing a genealogy on the
EASON'S My great-grandfather was Chief of the Creek Indian nation.
This was the Creeks in Oklahoma. For more information please
contact my E-mail address. AWESOME IDEA GRANDMOTHERS NAME WAS JOANNA MCINTOSH MARRIED TO ALEX
MCINTOSH IN BREATHIT COUNTY, KENTUCKY IN THE EARLY 1900. WOULD
LIKE TO KNOW ABOUT ANY INFORMATION ANYONE MIGHT HAVE CONCERNING
OUR HERITAGE OR WAYS TO FIND OUT ABOUT IT. WE KNOW WE HAVE CREEK
INDIAN IN US BUT NOT AS TO HOW MUCH. Lock Moy This is a great idea Todd.. Thank you. I am the son of
Duncan, how came to the states from Greenock, Scotland in 1915.
My grandfather was George (b 1880) , I am searching for any
family history available. I believe the came from Skye, before
that Black Isle. Wow, great page! Having the McIntosh crest tattooed on my
shoulder... ouch! Son of Kevin McIntosh, son of James D.
McIntosh, who is son of Sinclair McIntosh. Very large family
scattered across Ontario. Would love to learn more. Look me up in
the book! Descendant of Thomas C. McIntosh, Dundee Scotland who
emigrated 1840 to St. Mary's Ontario, Canada Troy Edward, son of Irving Edward, Jr., son of Irving
Edward, Sr. Would be interested in any information on Chief
William McIntosh/Colonel William McIntosh out of Georgia. Keep up
the good work! Would also be interested in seeing a large
McIntosh genealogical database online. I am willing to chip in on
the labor if others are interested and willing to contribute
data. Scott, Jenny and Zac McIntosh of Newcastle Australia, have
had family here for 75 years, Originally from Scotland somewhere.
Anyone from Carnoustie ? I come from Dunoon, on the Cowal Peninsula and home to the
world's biggest highland gathering. My father is John McIntosh,
and my grandmother AND grandfather were McIntoshes, from the
Edinburgh area. If anyone knows any McIntoshes from the High
Street/Royal Mile area of Edinburgh from the past, let me know. Granted, I am pleased to be of Scottish decent, but I must
admit I love a fine bottle of Old Bushmills. Nine generations: McIntosh -------------------- Alexander
b. 1754 SCOTLAND Elijah b. 1799 Wv. Benjamine b. 1834 WV. Elijah
b. 1862 WV. Homer b. 1889 WV. Edward b. 1910 Pa. Robert b. 1934
Md. Kenneth b. 1959 Md. Danial b. 1984 Md. I am adding this site to my list of Scottish Sites at my
website: http://www.conknet.com/~j_hoeveler/ I will be visiting
here often in the very near future. My Great-Grandmother's
surname is McIntosh. Same spelling! Alexander came from Scotland 1775 on ship Clementina to
Philadephia, Pa. 1781 was pvt in Urih Springer Co. served in
Pittsburg. from Monogalia Co. Va. (WV) have about 1000 listings
forward.I am 7 Generation. I am doing a research paper for a class and I need any
background info. on my last name "McIntosh" Greetings from the MacThomas sept! Dittos on the
compliments, too. I'm probably McIntosh on both sides, as my
mother was a McCumber, descended from Macombers who came from
Inverness with the Winthrop Fleet in 1638. I'm trying to trace my
Thomson ancestors in Scotland. My great-grandfather, John
Thomson, supposedly was born in Arbroath in 1834 (although
there's no record of anyone by that name being christened in the
parish any later than 1830. Great-grandpa left Scotland, married
Louisa Sophia Waddell of Sunderland, England, and came to
Janesville, WI, in 1856, via New York and Chicago. He drowned in
1862, and apparently did not maintain any contact with his
family. If anybody can help with his ancestry, I will be
eternally in your debt. I am looking for help to continue tracing my family back to
Scotland. My great great grandfather was Alexander, born in or
around Bethel, Oh in 1820. His children were James, Ellen, Louis,
John, George, Ebben, Walter, Mattie, Mary and two who died in
1850. He moved to Burns, Ks where he died in 1889. His parents
were James and Hannah McIntosh. When his grandfather (name
unknown) was approx 11yr old he was kidnapped in Scotland and
brought to America and sold for passage. He stayed in New Jersey.
Can anyone help me out. Please E-Mail me if you have any
information or want to visit with another cousin. I am looking for help to continue tracing my family back to
Scotland. My great great grandfather was Alexander, born in or
around Gethel, Oh in 1820. His children were James, Ellen, Louis,
John, George, Ebben, Walter, Mattie, Mary and two who died in
1850. He moved to Burns, Ks where he died in 1889. His parents
were James and Hannah McIntosh. When his grandfather (name
unknown) was approx 11yr old he was kidnapped in Scotland and
brought to America and sold for passage. He stayed in New Jersey.
Can anyone help me out. Please E-Mail me if you have any
information or want to visit with another cousin. Would like to know more about my Indian/Scottish heritage.
Family comes from Breathit County, Kentucky. Father's name is
Robert Lee McIntosh. Thank-you. I'd love to hear from any descendants of grandfather, John
McIntosh, born around 1850 in Aberdeen, Scotland. He had six kids
(and five wives!) so I must have some fellow Macs out there
somewhere! Great site, Hey Phillip A McIntosh, when are you going to
visit ? Grandpa George would have loved it ! I enjoyed visiting the home page, I would like to get
information on the Clan MacIntosh in the US, and participating in
the reunions, and Highland games... HELLO KINSFOLK! Nice Site. Originally from Fulton County KY. Two older
brothers, Gary Wayne & Richard Dale. Dad was Willis Byrns,
grandfather was Charlie Wayne (married a McNutt), his brother was
Roy. My son is Charlie Wayne II. Anyone knowing anything about
the McIntosh's in this area please drop me a line. Keith This is all very interesting as I've always wondered about
my family's history, yet I don't even know my great-grandfather's
full name. My grandfather is Joseph M. McIntosh from Memphis, TN
a decorated war hero and vehement Democrat. I also know that a
relative named John Og McIntosh wrote a small genealogical book
in the past--my mother lost our only copy. Anybody ever heard of
this book?? HEY IS THERE ANY MCINTOSH'S HERE THAT USED TO LIVE OR HAD
FAMILY IN CROFTON, KY. I FOUNDED OUT MY FATHER WAS BORN THERE.
HIS FATHER NAME WAS LAWRENCE MCINTOSH. ALSO THERE IS SUPPOSE TO
BE A FAMILY CEMETERY THERE. DOES ANYONE KNOW ABOUT THIS. IF SO
PLEASE SEND ME AN EMAIL. THANKS JERRY MCINTOSH I am the daughter of Philip H. McIntosh and the
granddaughter of James B. McIntosh of Houlton, ME. What a
wonderful page! As my father spent his life in the army, I never
had a chance to know my relatives on his side of the family. I have clan affiliation through my bloodline which is in
part Ritchie through my mother's mother. They hailed from
Kentucky originally. I was wondering if you might have any
information regarding the ancestry of this sept in America? I'm 11 years old and I would like to know all I can about
mcintosh`s We enjoyed visiting the site. Relative of John McIntosh of McIntosh Apple Jerry McIntosh, I have a strong feeling that I may know you
and have met you before. My father's name is Timmothy W. Mcintosh
(Tim) of Greenwood, Indiana, and my Grandfather is Walter A.
McIntosh from the Chicago area. I used to live in Glasgow,
Kentucky and now I live in the Kansas City area. I just happened
across your "site" and saw your name and that you're
from Evansville, In, and it seem to ring a bell from a few years
back. Anyway, I just wanted to say hello (even if we don't know
each other) and say that you have a very nice web site.
Sincerely, ART WISH I'D KNEW WHAT CLAN IF ANY I MIGHT BELONG TO. HAVE ANY
IDEALS OF HOW I MIGHT FIND OUT? I am looking for information about the MacKeggie sept and
the Heggie family Great Home Page! Please E-mail me if you have info. on the
Ritchies of Perry County KY. My mother, Floy Elliott MCCURRIE was daughter of Lela
Margaret MCKILLICAN. This info is included in the book "The
Followers of Saint Fillan". This is the history of the
McKillican, McKilligan and McKilligin families back to the Clan
Mackintosh and Chattan which became part of the amalgamation into
Clan Mackintosh in 1293. I very much enjoyed your page.Attending Scottish festivals
and meeting McIntosh's is one of my favorite summer activities.In
Canada I try to attend Chatham,Sarnia, Glengarry and Fergus
games.There are many McIntosh's at these games.I am having
trouble finding William Charles McIntosh (1856) son of William
and Mary McIntosh born in Lincoln cty. or township Ontario.He
doesn't seem to show up on census records.If anyone has family in
Canada from this circa that may be related please contact me.Keep
up the good work on the McIntosh page. Larry Mcintosh
@netcore.ca. My greatX3 grandmother was Margaret McIntosh B: 1778-1786
and wife of James Cameron B: aby 1786 in Blair Atholl, Scotland.
I'm looking for any additional information that ties in to my
family history. It's a nice web page. I'm just searching for any possible
leads to my Andres and Hansell names. Amazing how many of us there are out there isn't it? I live
in New Zealand now but I was born in Australia. My fathers name
is Donald Thomas McIntosh and that's about the extent of my
knowledge on my family history. The site looks great. Mother Winifred McIntosh (Ohio 1924 - 1991 New York),
daughter of Frank Bringle McIntosh (southern Indiana 1895 - 1991
New York). Sister of Frank Wayne McIntosh (Ohio 1926? - living in
Washington State): he has two adult sons, Tom (Colorado) and
Richard (CA), and two daughters carrying the clan name: Cathy and
Susan (both CA). Samuel McIntosh and Emma Bringle were the
parents of F. Bringle McIntosh, and I believe it was Samuel's
grandfather who came over from Scotland as a young man to fight
on the British side against some colonials... Oglethorpe's
command. His name was John Og McIntosh, and he accompanied his
uncle, another John McIntosh, who was a physician, I seem to
recall -- is that the John Mor McIntosh from your pages? Ah, you
should talk to my uncle, he's researched the whole thing and
written it up. Except this: I gather there is a branch of the
family in the Creek Nation, that they moved to Oklahoma along the
Trail of Tears, and that for some time the hereditary chief of
the tribe in Oklahoma was a McIntosh. The only historical
information I've been able to find on that suggests the descent
was from a Scots trader, not from John Og's line at all. Anyone
with any more information on that? I suppose the rather shocking
resemblance to my grandfather could have been due to a connection
through the Bringle side...! We were sent a magazine cover in the
'60s with a photographic portrait of the Creek Chief McIntosh,
and the resemblance was what had prompted the person to check the
name. Lovely to see so many McIntoshes about in cyberspace! Touch
not the cat 'bot a mouse?!... or trackball, etc... GA McIntoshes
-- see you at the Stone Mountain Games! |