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Ancestor James N. McIntosh came over from Glasgow about 1805 to 1820, trying to pin him
down. Settled in Gloucester MA.
I have done some research on my mother's maiden name "Glenn". I
attended the Celtic New Year Celebration in Reno, and found that the name is listed as a
Sept. How do I find out more information, on how the two became together? I have been told
that I am part Scottish and want to find out more. If anyone can help please email me.
Thanks, Brian
Very interesting. Note that someone was going to Scotland June 30. Must be on the same
plane and going with cosmos as we are. see you in Glasgow
My Great Great Grandfather was Donald McIntosh he married Isabell Innis His birth about
1801 hers about 1804 in Scotland their child Isabell McIntosh she married Hugh Watson b.
Jan. 28, 1828 in Fort Covington, NY in 1867. Would like to find more information about
Donald and Isabell both his parents I have as a unknown Cameron and unknown McIntosh. They
resided close to Glasgow.
My family has traced us back to John Og McIntosh who fought with Terallton's troops
against Colonial forces in the Carolinas 1775. I would love to hear from anyone who has
info about same. I would also like to find internet wallpaper with McIntosh tartan
background and the coat of arms centered.
My Grandmother told me that her mother was a full blood Scot from Scotland. I've never
investigated the genealogy, but the first time I ever went to a Scottish fair, I knew I
was home. I went to our clan tent and was greeted by the nicest couple from Scotland I
have ever met. If anyone knows of any way to solidify the records of my past for me I
would be very grateful. All I would need to know is that my Great Grandmother was born in
Scotland. That would be enough for me.
As far as I know my family roots only go back a McIntosh being the ships carpenter on
one of the first immigrant ships to New Zealand in the early 1800's. He apparently me a
girl on the voyage and they were married on the beach when they arrived. The local Maori's
(native New Zealander's) cooked their wedding feast in the sand. If this sounds familiar
to any McIntosh's I would love to know more about where they came from and where they
went. I moved to Australia in 1989. (it's warmer here !!!) Love the site. good work
Greetings Clansmen and women My GGgrandparents William and Alexanderina (McLeod)
McIntosh came from Kilmuir in Skye. They used all spellings of the name. Does anyone else
have a connection to Skye? Email me if you have any information. I will share what I have.
Cheers John
Dear Mackintosh cousins, I have put on-line parish extracts concerning Macgillivrays in
18th century Inverness and Nairn. There are many Mackintoshes in these extracts. Please
visit site at http://www.mygale.org/~ancestor/dunlichity/index.htm and please, if you
recognize any one, please do email me as I am trying to follow-up these names. Best
regards, Jane
Seeking information on my GGG-Grandmother Margaret McINTOSH born ca 1836 in South
Carolina,and her father Daniel McINTOSH. Her husband was George PATTERSON. Margaret was
laid to rest in Covington Co AL.
Would Like information on ancestors of John Henry McIntosh. Will be going to Scotland
June 30th. Will be going to Inverness and Glasgow and Edinburg.
I came across this site when I was searching the web for research on the Art Deco
style. It's very interesting and was very pleased with the tartan background tile which I
have been looking for for ages. I even thought of scanning in my dads kilt!
My gr.gr.grandfather was Robert Mackintosh, born in Newton of Petty, 1799. He married
Margaret McDonald, b. 1803. They had four children, Alexander(1829), John(1831),
Robert(1833), and Margaret(1835). My gr. grandfather was John(1831), born Newton of Petty.
He married Jessie McGillvray, and they had one living son, John(b. 1871), who came to the
U.S. when he was about 20 years old. My great grandparents moved to Nairn, where my
gr.father was born. They lived at Clanchatton, 18 Albert St., according to his will.
Margaret married Charles Butler, from 12 Simpson St., Nairn. They had a son who lived in
Canada for a while. If anyone has any information at all about this family, would you
please get in touch with me? This is a wonderful web site, and I was very sorry when I
discovered that I had read the last letter!!
I'm originally from Hyde Park, NY. My father, Kenneth Henderson Macintosh, was born in
Yonkers, NY. My Grandfather, Kenneth Henderson Macintosh Sr. was born in Scotland. Great
page! I just started one of my own, http://www.crosswinds.net/poughkeepsie/~cmac please
let me know what you think.
great grandfather,Adelbert McIntosh and grandfather Howard McIntosh.Howard was married
to Marion Fitzgerald.Have pictures of relatives in Canada but have no idea of names.Would
like to have contact with anyone who can help.I have traced family back about 10
generation but have holes in family tree.Hope to hear from someone.June 4,1998.Can also be
contacted by mail at PO Box 101 Benezett,Pa 15821-0101
Always glad to hear from the family. If you have links with Rogart, Sutherland, we
might have something in common. I'll be back often, I'm sure, to explore this most
interesting site.
hi everyone I like the page Todd. any one can write me, any time
I am tracing my family tree from my grandfather, Roderick McIntosh of Knockbain, Black
Isle. I have found four previous generations. If anyone has any information to add I would
like to hear from them.
Researching Angus McIntosh family. He is from S.Uist. Born abt 1790. Married Mary
McPhee. Their children are: Angus, Lachlan, Marion, Sarah, Donald, Neil (or Cornelius).
My connection with Clan Macintosh is through my great-great grandmother, Ann Glenn, b.
8 June 1866 in Paisley, Scotland; her father was Andrew Glen and her mother was Ann Craig.
I have no other information about her parents. Any help in this area would be appreciated.
(Would also like information about the Glen Sept, how it's connected to the Macintoshes,
etc.)
Hi, fellow MacIntoshes (Mc, Mack, etc.) My knowledge of my MacIntosh family tree is
extremely limited, because my father (Bruce D. MacIntosh, Sr.) did not know his father
(Ray MacIntosh). I do know that my father was born in Fergus Falls, MN, in 1930, and that
(probably) his father's father immigrated to this country in the late 19th century,
changing the spelling from McIntosh to MacIntosh, because he was "running from the
law." (Whether that is true or not, I don't know... but it makes for a good story).
If anyone has any connections to Minnesota MacIntoshes, or has a Ray MacIntosh in that
area (born around 1900) in their lineage... please let me know!
I attended the Highland Games in Costa Mesa Ca. on Memorial Day weekend and was
disappointed to find that there was no McIntosh clan booth this year. Does anyone know
what happened?
I am looking for information on the marriage of Allen McIntosh (b. Scotland-date
unknown. d. 1849 in Joliet, Ill) and Caroline Shipman. They were married Sept 22, 1824 in
Bridgewater,PA. They had one son, William C. McIntosh, but a family letter indicates that
there were four children. Great site!!
Love this site. My McIntosh line has been difficult to trace. My grandfather was Alvin
J. McIntosh b. Nov 26, 1907, White Cliffs, Howard Co., Ark. His father was Andrew J.
McIntosh b. Apr 7, 1874 in Arkansas. Andrew J. had a brother, William m. McIntosh b.
ca1860 in Arkansas. Andrew J. lived in Hempstead, Howard and Little River Co.'s Ark. Does
anyone know more about these McIntosh's?
Interested in hearing from McIntosh's from around the world.
I've been looking for the clan affiliation of my Mother's family. I know they
originally came from Scotland, then spent some time in Ireland before coming to America in
approximately 1774. From there, they intermarried with the Griffin family and dispersed
throughout North America.
Alexander "Darky" McIntosh came over to Canada approx. 1845 and settled in
Perth County, Ontario. He had 10 children by his first wife and 11 by his second wife.
Colin's father and and Brad's grandfather was the youngest of the 21. His name was Charles
McIntosh who died in 1971. Great web site and enjoyed our visit.
Looking for information on Hossacks in Canada
Looking for info on Peter McIntosh,born abt1746 Glasgow,Scotland,d North Carolina,m
Margaret Turner,b abt1760 North Carolina, d Virginia
Hello, I am new to this site and I just love it. I am the grand daughter of Gertrude
Rita Mackintosh, b. August 20, 1903, d. May 9, 1954. She married Henry J. Leighton. Her
parents were Edward Lumsden Mackintosh, b. 1866, d. 1910 in Aberdeen, Scotland. He married
Annie Deane from Birmingham England. Edwards parents were James Mackintosh and Christine
Forsyth. I would like to continue on this line and if anyone has any information I would
greatly appreciate it. I am looking forward to joining into the Clan of Mackintosh and to
get to know my kinsmen. This site is great and keep up the good work. Rita-Louise
As far as I know my grandfather was from forfar (12 miles north of Dundee) and his
fathers sister is buried in the kirkyard in a small village outside dundee called
Auchterhouse.
Great site! Just adding you to my "Other Clans" homepage list.
I am the daughter of Thomas Glen McIntosh, son of Thomas Green McIntosh of Nebraska. I
believe my family moved there from Kentucky. Any suggestions on how to find out more about
my family history?
I am a GGG grandson of Brig. Gen. William H. McIntosh later Chief McIntosh of the Lower
Creek. My interest is Billy Cousins ( I understand was also a Chief ), Father of William
Cousins. William Cousins married Catherine ( Kate) McIntosh, Chief's daughter, which was
my Great, Great, Grandmother. Any information on the Cousins would be Appreciated. Thank
You.
Born and raised in McIntosh County Georgia. Tracing roots back to Lachlan McIntosh.
Currently in the Navy, Stationed on a ship out of Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
Hi, just got started looking, so can't comment too much yet :) Looks good so far! I'm
hunting for a reasonably high-res 'Cat salient proper' for use in a personal publication
(I'm into digital imaging). I was born in N.Z. My father was born in Plocton, near Kyle of
Lochalsch in the Western Highlands. He only spoke Gaelic until he was 7. It'd be nice to
hear from some Scottish folk sometime! Craig
Great site, good to know that there are many McIntosh's around the world!!
I am a descendent of William McIntosh born at Coweta Ga. in 1778, Chief of the Lower
Creek Indians of Georgia. Chief William McIntoshes father was William McIntosh born in
Scotland in 1731 , brother of Lachlan McIntosh. I am looking for the descendents of Chief
William McIntosh, any help would be appreciated.
This site is just what I wanted! I started looking up my own clan history while
visiting England just last week, where I found lots of stores selling Tartans and such
from different clans. My uncle has been working on our family tree for a very long time,
and I believe he has made it back to the 1500s. If anyone would like a copy of this tree I
could probably find it and scan it, to see if some of our paths cross.. (This tree traces
us back to the McIntoshes)
My Grandmother is Ellen Turner (formerly McIntosh) from Ft. Thomas KY.She has many
brothers and sisters, including Roy,Ralph,Ida,and many others. If anyone of these names
ring a bell, then I've accomplished what I wanted to!!!Rebecca Turner
Nice to find a site dedicated to the Clan McIntosh. My family originally from Ayrshire
is still going strong. Nice to contact any new McIntosh, s around the globe,
I'm looking for any other descendents or other relatives of Aaron McIntosh & Nevada
Kahl McIntosh, my father's grandparents, late of Omaha, Nebraska. I have a short
biographical sketch of Epenitus Washington McIntosh, Aaron's father, but nothing further
back. Can anyone help?
I AM TRYING TO MY FAMILY TREE. MY FAMILY IS FROM KENTUCKY.ANY INFO WOULD BE
APPRECIATED. THEY ARE FROM PERRY COUNTY.
As I grew up always a confusion as to Clark,MacChlerich etc. a Sept of Cameron or
MacIntosh ? My Grandmother a McCorkindale my G grandmother a Cameron and my GG grandmother
a MacIntosh the paternal line of course clarke,clark,clerk etc. Married a McGregor and now
its easy "royal is my spouse"!
Looking for members of Richard McIntosh-Grace Johnnson
Love the web site! I am just beginning to start a search for my family heritage and
would really appreciate any info on the McIntoshes who settled in Cadiz, Kentucky. My
ggrandfather's name was George Marion McIntosh...whom I hear was a wee bit on the mean
side. He married a Lou Taylor (I'm not sure that's her real name...may be a nick name. He
had three sons...Hayden, Otto (my grandfather....who died in Illinois sometime in the
early 60's), and Bobby, all of which live(d) in East TN.)) There may be a fourth son, but
I don't know his name if there is. If you, or any of our many McIntosh clansmen have any
information concerning George Marion McIntosh and his ancestors I would be eternally
grateful! Thanks for the web site. Can't wait to visit again soon!
My Grandfather was John Gordon McIntosh. His family had moved to Canada from Scotland.
I found this web site while looking for a picture of the McIntosh family crest for my son
to use for a school project. I have enjoyed browsing - you have done a good job.
Thank God for your web site! The search for my roots has taken many a turn, and you
have answered many a question for me!
It's great to see such devotion to a great clan of people!
Our branch of the McIntosh clan goes back to when my grandfather settled at St. Thomas
Ontario and most of the descendents are still in the area of Sarnia or Forest Ontario. We
have a McIntosh reunion in London Ontario each summer. Occasionally it has been near
Forest Ontario.
I am an amateur genealogist who is helping my son-in-law, Scott McIntosh, try to trace
his McIntosh line back to Scotland. His gg grandfather was Duncan McIntosh, born about
1851 in Nova Scotia, possibly Argyle, Guysborough. He married Elizabeth McKay Kennedy who
was born about 1855 in Scotland. Would appreciate hearing from anyone who might be
connected. This is a great genealogy site--I know Scott is extremely proud to be a
McIntosh!
Hello again-- This is my 3rd update My Grandfather Wm. McIntosh(d-4-11-1901} was the
son of James McIntosh{Scotland} and Ruby Hamilton {Scotland}. He was married to Sarah
,Daughter of John Gee and Lucy Bowen .Sarah was born 1-13-1858 and died 8-27-1923. Wm. and
Sarah are buried in Crown Hill Cemetery, Indianapolis. My Father Wm.Bell McIntosh And Anna
Lee Alexander had five sons as follows: John William, James Marvin, Kenneth, and me and my
twin Kennard Anthony. That's it for now.
I'm happy to find the clan to which ELDER belongs. I am descended form Robert ELDER, b
about 1679 in Scotland, d. 28 Jul 1764 in Paxtang, PA (now partly absorbed by Harrisburg),
m. before 1704 to Eleanor Gillespie (last name likely), b. about 1764 in Scotland, d. 25
Oct 1742, Paxtang, PA. Their son, James ELDER, b. 1712 in Scotland and d. 13 Sept 1816,
Fannett Twp., Franklin Co., PA, married Elizabeth MAIPS (Mapes?), on 5 Mar 1759 in
Philadelphia, PA. Their daughter, Agnes (Nancy) Elder, b. 17 Mar 1763, Franklin Co., PA,
and d. 15 Apr 1858 Greenfield, Highland Co., OH, m. Robert Kerr 6/1784 in PA. Agnes is my
gggg-grandmother. I am one of several of Robert ELDER's descendents who is trying to trace
the family in Scotland.
I really enjoy checking out all this interesting information from time to time. I love
being a McIntosh and I am proud of our heritage. Contact me sometime...I am just an email
away. Thanks to Todd for all the hard work in establishing this clan page. Best to
everyone!
Hey everyone I just wanted to talk Bye,Cori
I am s/o glenn l mcintosh of Tampa, Ks., born 03/02/1913, s/o William Edwin McIntosh of
marion City., Ks. born on 03/01/1877, bros. David d., Charles (who has a son named Wendell
living in fl. of ca) sisters Sarah, Lucinda Mae and Anna. married to Mildred Catherine
Hett 02/07/1912. William Edwin McIntosh s/o William Joshua McIntosh born 09/06/1851 in
streator, ill. married to sophonia Ferguson of Johnson city., TX. William Joshua s/o David
McIntosh of Livingston city., ill. I think David has a brother named Joshua who owned a
farm adjacent to his in Livingston county. I am looking for the father of David McIntosh,
have a picture but no name to go with it. would appreciate any information on any of the
above. hope this helps any others out there looking up their clan.
Hello, I am looking for a way to find more info on the McIntosh and I thank the maker
of this site for this or her time and love for our family history once again I thank you
and good job Sincerely Robert W. McIntosh
My grandmother, Clara Mae McIntosh, and her sister, Euphemia came to Massachusetts from
Prince Edward's Island.....their parents were Murdoch and Mary (I think)...there were
numerous other children.... Am looking for some of the descendents....would like to
vacation in PEI this summer...and would love to see if there are any relatives still in
the area....email me and I will get more in depth info to you.
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