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Name: Callum McIntosh CommentsHello Cynthia Fabian Halverson I see your grandfather or father was cauld Alexander McIntosh the same as mine as well but is yours still living or dead, then we might be distantly related. by for now then. Name: Callum McIntosh Commentshi to ray lyn MacKintosh I think my self or consider myself to be half Red Indian because my family spell it McIntosh just them. hope to here from you soon, lots and lots of love and Kiss from your distant relative Callum McIntosh. Name: William Dorothy Callum McIntosh CommentsHello to all of my McIntosh Indian ancestors in America and Canada from Callum McIntosh Name: mcintosh CommentsName: mcintosh CommentsName: Susan McIntosh CommentsName: Heather, Sarah Mcintosh Commentsi live in southern england i wished i live in scotland because i just love the accent! My great great grandad was called frederick Mcintosh and he was a ships captain his son was also called fred mcintosh he was a market porter and brick layer . My G.G. grandads wife was called Mary-anne Kersey if any one knows why we moved to the south of englang please telll me why? Any other Mcintoshes out there who live in essex? Name: Bruce Mckirdy CommentsResearching McKirdy back to & beyound Thomas Mckirdy & Catherine McIntosh Isle of Bute Sct. Glad to make your acquaintance. Bruce Name: Craig Mcintosh CommentsGreetings, To you all. Another name to the clan. Name: Craig Mcintosh CommentsGreetings, To you all. Another name to the clan. Name: Patricia Jean Melton CommentsMy mother was Lillian Lousie McIntosh, her father was John Henry McIntosh his father was Peter Cross McIntosh born in Scotland, his father was William V. McIntosh, his mother was Christina (Brown) McIntosh both born in Scotland. Just found your web site on Genforum, from a Scotland board. Thanks for putting it on. Pat Melton USA Name: Diane Kaye McIntosh CommentsHi I am just starting to think about getting the history of my family together but don't really have much to go on so if anyone can help that would be great. My father is Graeme McIntosh and he has got 1 brother (Raymond) and 2 sisters (Barbara & Margaret) and they were all born in Cobden, Greymouth NZ and their fathers name was Ronald McDonald McIntosh but thats all I know at the moment. Also if anyone has access to any tartan or pins or anything McIntosh I would be very greatful if you could send it to me (willing to pay). Thanks :-) Name: McIntosh CommentsI am searching for my family members so that i can make a family tree. the people i descended from came from tennessee. Name: Robert McIntosh CommentsRae-Lynn has made a heart-rending plea, and i sincerely hope someone can help her soon. However, she wrote: "I am told that it was MacKintosh when folks resided back home in Scotland, and that upon arrival and settlement in the "new world" (USA and Canada) the name was then altered to a new spelling, becoming MacIntosh, and that any of those settlers who had intermarried with the Upper Cree Nation would have altered the spelling further still to become known as McIntosh." This is absolute nonsense. The various spellings of our name simply arose because people in the past spelled as they sounded. If you look up a phone book for Northern Scotland, you will see all possible spellings. I myself was born in Scotland (McIntosh), and in my genealogical research, I have found all possible spellings in my direct ancestors' records. No matter the spelling, we simply all have the same name. Rae-Lynn, I hope you find a happy and peaceful conclusion to your earch. Name: Rae Lynn MacKintosh seeks Leona Mackintosh CommentsMy birth name is Rae Lynn MacKintosh. I was born at the Toronto Western Hospital on July 12, 1975. My mother was roughly between the ages of 17-19 at the time of my birth. Leona Mackintosh was my mothers name at the time of my birth. She is one half Canadian Native, and half anglo saxon. My bfather (name currently unknown) was in his 20's at the time of my birth and had been working as an electrical repairman for four years prior to my birth. He was aware of my birth and had been involved with my mother up until the time of my birth. He was Ukranian in descent. Leona's father was Full canadian native, and her mother was Anglo Saxon.. Leona Mackintosh's mother passed away sometime in the early 1960's, "accidentally", although no one has confirmed with me just what sort of accident it was that caused her death. At that time in the early 60's Leona's father had been working as a truck driver. When his wife(?I am uncertian as to weather or not Leoan's parents were in fact actually married) died suddenly, he found it difficult to raise the children and continue to work. Leona and all of her siblings were admitted into Catholic's Childrens Aid Society in Toronto. (my non-ident. info doens't clearly state to me just how many siblings Leona had, nor does it shead any light on gender of Leona's siblings.) My b.mother Leona had been in foster prior to my birth, and after my birth when she was having problems finding and maintaining adiquate residence for herself and I, she was admitted back into the care of the Toronto Catholic Childrens Aide Society, with me, so that a foster parent could assist her in careing for me.. but it didn't work out. She eventually lost custody of me after going through alot of turmoil without family support. My adoption was finalized on March 1/1977 in North York. My birth mother and I were released from the hospital to an address on Cassandra Blvd in Toronto on July 18th, 1975. .I suspect the address on Cassandra may have been rented by my birth father, or my b.grandfather on my mothers behalf if the address on my hospital records was correct and my bmother did not give the hospital misleading information upon our release. When I went and looked at the city directory listings for 1975 in Toronto at Casandra blvd, a man's name appeared on the list.. actually several men.. In 1975 directory.. (which could be the wrong year, because I think the 1975 directory is actually for 1974) There was a gentleman residing there by the name of J W Morton. the phone listed for him was 416-444-8108. In the 1976 Directory there were two listings at Cassandra 275-#903, One being Dale Wallace- occupation "Northdale Transport"- no phone.... and Peter Vick- no phone- no occupation. I have had no luck tracing any of these people. . I recently met another McIntosh and she explained kindly to me the differences within the MacKintosh family names.. I am told that it was MacKintosh when folks resided back home in Scotland, and that upon arrival and settlement in the "new world" (USA and Canada) the name was then altered to a new spelling, becoming MacIntosh, and that any of those settlers who had intermarried with the Upper Cree Nation would have altered the spelling further still to become known as McIntosh. I find this unusuaul since the spelling of my birth name was clearly written on my hospital records as being MACKINTOSH,, but my mother was clearly one half Native. I have yet to discover why the spelling wasn't altered as it should have been. If any of this information sounds even rometly fimiliar to you, and you think that you might be able to help me shed some light on these mysteries I would love to hear from you. Please contact me by email at andi_d @ altavista.com Thank you for your time Sinceerely Andrea Dellio Born as: Rae Lynn MacKintosh on July 12, 1975 to Leona MacKintosh at the Toronto Western Hospital Name: Re Lynn MacKintosh seeks Leona Mackintosh CommentsMy birth name is Rae Lynn MacKintosh. I was born at the Toronto Western Hospital on July 12, 1975. My mother was roughly between the ages of 17-19 at the time of my birth. Leona Mackintosh was my mothers name at the time of my birth. She is one half Canadian Native, and half anglo saxon. My bfather (name currently unknown) was in his 20's at the time of my birth and had been working as an electrical repairman for four years prior to my birth. He was aware of my birth and had been involved with my mother up until the time of my birth. He was Ukranian in descent. Leona's father was Full canadian native, and her mother was Anglo Saxon.. Leona Mackintosh's mother passed away sometime in the early 1960's, "accidentally", although no one has confirmed with me just what sort of accident it was that caused her death. At that time in the early 60's Leona's father had been working as a truck driver. When his wife(?I am uncertian as to weather or not Leoan's parents were in fact actually married) died suddenly, he found it difficult to raise the children and continue to work. Leona and all of her siblings were admitted into Catholic's Childrens Aid Society in Toronto. (my non-ident. info doens't clearly state to me just how many siblings Leona had, nor does it shead any light on gender of Leona's siblings.) My b.mother Leona had been in foster prior to my birth, and after my birth when she was having problems finding and maintaining adiquate residence for herself and I, she was admitted back into the care of the Toronto Catholic Childrens Aide Society, with me, so that a foster parent could assist her in careing for me.. but it didn't work out. She eventually lost custody of me after going through alot of turmoil without family support. My adoption was finalized on March 1/1977 in North York. My birth mother and I were released from the hospital to an address on Cassandra Blvd in Toronto on July 18th, 1975. .I suspect the address on Cassandra may have been rented by my birth father, or my b.grandfather on my mothers behalf if the address on my hospital records was correct and my bmother did not give the hospital misleading information upon our release. When I went and looked at the city directory listings for 1975 in Toronto at Casandra blvd, a man's name appeared on the list.. actually several men.. In 1975 directory.. (which could be the wrong year, because I think the 1975 directory is actually for 1974) There was a gentleman residing there by the name of J W Morton. the phone listed for him was 416-444-8108. In the 1976 Directory there were two listings at Cassandra 275-#903, One being Dale Wallace- occupation "Northdale Transport"- no phone.... and Peter Vick- no phone- no occupation. I have had no luck tracing any of these people. . I recently met another McIntosh and she explained kindly to me the differences within the MacKintosh family names.. I am told that it was MacKintosh when folks resided back home in Scotland, and that upon arrival and settlement in the "new world" (USA and Canada) the name was then altered to a new spelling, becoming MacIntosh, and that any of those settlers who had intermarried with the Upper Cree Nation would have altered the spelling further still to become known as McIntosh. I find this unusuaul since the spelling of my birth name was clearly written on my hospital records as being MACKINTOSH,, but my mother was clearly one half Native. I have yet to discover why the spelling wasn't altered as it should have been. If any of this information sounds even rometly fimiliar to you, and you think that you might be able to help me shed some light on these mysteries I would love to hear from you. Please contact me by email at andi_d @ altavista.com Thank you for your time Sinceerely Andrea Dellio Born as: Rae Lynn MacKintosh on July 12, 1975 to Leona MacKintosh at the Toronto Western Hospital Name: stephen hugh mcintosh Commentsgreat way to unite the mcintosh's of the world .brilliant site. Name: Scott M. Glennie CommentsThe Glennies are a branch of the Mackintosh clan that originates from around the Braemar area of Scotland. Name: Kath Peters CommentsMy mothers name was Margaret Baird uncan Mackintosh daughter of Duncan Begg Mackintosh and Mary Robertson. Name: Mike McIntosh CommentsMCINTOSH. I am looking for information on my aunt, JEANNIE MCINTOSH, born on the 7th November 1930 at Roseseat Cottages, Rayne,Aberdeenshire. Parents;ALEXANDER MCINTOSH born 10th April 1907 at Tollomill, Inverkeithny, Banffshire. JEANNIE STUART born 3rd June 1909 at 32 King street, Old Meldrum, Aberdeenshire. Name: Mike McIntosh CommentsMCINTOSH. I am looking for information on my aunt, JEANNIE MCINTOSH, born on the 7th November 1930 at Roseseat Cottages, Rayne,Aberdeenshire. Parents;ALEXANDER MCINTOSH born 10th April 1907 at Tollomill, Inverkeithny, Banffshire. JEANNIE STUART born 3rd June 1909 at 32 King street, Old Meldrum, Aberdeenshire. Name: Eric D. McIntosh CommentsI am looking for any information anyone might have about the McIntosh's that came to southwestern Ohio. When? Who? Thank you Name: SGranger-Smith CommentsNice site! I am looking for any information on my great grandmother's family. She was a McIntosh from Iowa, Nebraska or Oaklahoma, her name was Mary Ellen McIntosh, her mother was Clementine, and sister Sarah MacIntosh-Porter. She married Isaiah Granger, my paternal great grandfather. This would have been in the mid or later 1800's (the marriage) I have been told that the Granger McIntosh and Williamson family were closely related, and that at one time they did live in Oaklahoma? I actually have a very old picture of her and her mother and sister, but do not even know my great great grandfather McIntosh's first name. If anyone has any information that may correspond to any of this little bit of family history I have on them, it would be appreciated. Name: Finley Scott McIntosh CommentsMy Family from Scotland departed the Isle of Skye, sailed from England circa 1835 to Nova Scotia and settled on Prince Edward Island in Canada. My grandfather Major Scott MacKintosh emigrated to the United States and California. At immigration they changed his name on the papers to McIntosh. Name: Jenny Jarvis (nee McIntosh) CommentsI'm re-commencing my family history search after a few years letting it lie... My latest link: James McIntosh (born approx 1822) Alvie, Inverness Sct married Margaret Meldrum (or Mildren) (born approx 1829) their fourth child Donald McIntosh born 10/9/1855 is my great-great grandfather - anyone else researching this line - I'd love to hear from you. Name: Brad Veek CommentsLooking for Catherine (or Katherine) MacCleane. Not here. Name: Charles MacIntosh CommentsThere sure has been a few entries since I visited last. Great Site!! Name: alison ritchie CommentsReal interesting website, although the tartan's a bit scary. Our Ritchie's are from Coupar Angus, then to Ontario, then some to Saskatchewan. We were just browsing, having a look at the crest etc. Name: Zana M. Finch CommentsLooking for relatives of Ernest& Florence McIntosh who lived in Independence, Mo. 1952. My Mother Leone Nadine Tharp was Florence's neice. Thank you for any assistance. Name: Steven Mooney CommentsI am searching for MacIntosh clansmen who may have settled in the Mississippi Delta area. My mother's family are Ferguson's. My father's family is MacIntosh. I have been trying to contact a James MacIntosh who lived in Natchez,MS/Ferriday,LA region in 1963-1965 approximate. If anyone has information that might be helpful I would be very appreciative. Name: James Glenn CommentsName: Harriet Holloway CommentsI am named for my great grandmother, Harriet Elder, who was married to Andrew Elder in Oconee County Georgia around 1880. If anyone has any more info, especially about when this branch of the Elders came over to the U.S. please let me know. Name: Ylana M. Moye CommentsHELP!!!! Family lore says that the Moys are from Scotland. They left because they were on the wrong side of a fight. We have history dating back to Hans Moy born in 1746. He was married to Susanna Renfer. My husband is the Great-Great-Grandson of Nicholas Moy, born in 1815 in Bern, Switzerland. Nicholas Moy immigrated to the US in or about 1829, with his brother Samuel and sister Magdalena. Moy and Moye are the same family. The "e" was added after they moved to the US. Now does anyone have any information tying the Moys of Switzerland and the Moys in Scotland together and to the Mackintosh Clan or Clan Chattan. Name: Kristy Graham (nee McIntosh) CommentsHi. I am the daughter of Dwight McIntosh from Rocky Ford, CO. He was one of 14 children who are now scattered all over the country. I would love to know more of my family background. Any suggestions from anyone on where to start? Name: William Dorathy & Callum McIntosh Commentshello to Maggie p McIntosh from all of us in Kirriemuir William Dorathy & Callum please do get in touch kind regrards to your Family b & d C Name: Callum McIntosh Commentshello to the those McIntosh ancestors that got intouch and I hope there are some still in south Africa that will get in touch Name: Jason Lai Commentspls visit this audio bible site it is great http://www.narrobible.com/cgi-bin/readbible.pl?book=Gal Name: Samuel Alexander McIntosh CommentsSon of Jonathan Cornelius McIntosh (son of Theophilus Cornelius McIntosh of Turks and Caicos Islands) and Alease Madrid Butler (sister of belated Sir Milo Boughton Butler, past hero & Governor General of the Bahamas). Name: Samuel A McIntosh CommentsSon of Jonathan Cornelius McIntosh (son of Theophilus Cornelius McIntosh of Turks and Caicos Islands) and Alease Madrid Butler (sister of belated Sir Milo Boughton Butler, past hero & Governor General of the Bahamas). Name: Samuel A McIntosh CommentsSon of Jonathan Cornelius McIntosh (son of Theophilus Cornelius McIntosh of Turks and Caicos Islands) and Alease Madrid Butler (sister of belated Sir Milo Boughton Butler, Governor General of the Bahamas). Name: Samuel A McIntosh CommentsName: Elaine Marie McIntosh Hamblett CommentsName: Tony Elvers CommentsI have been told that my mother's maiden name (Mack) is a sect of the Mcintosh Clan. Can anyone enlighten me on this subject? Regards.....Tony Elvers Name: YOLANDA DE LA PARRA ESCONTRIA CommentsMy great-great-grandfather was EWIN CLARK MACKINTOSH, he came to Mexico from Scottland between 1825-30. He was an important character in the financial life of Mexico in the decades of 1835-50. I´m beginning a research about this man who was a very important "moneylender" for the mexican government. I would like to know more about his life and his past in Scottland and London before coming to Mexico, I would be really gratefull if someone could send me information about documents or archives where I could learn more about him, so I could continue with my master´s tesis in mexican history. I would like to have contact whith anyone who is also interested in history matters. Name: Gordon Donald Mackintosh CommentsHi,I'm interested in locating my roots in Scotland.My father was born,Donald Mackintosh in Inverness 1920,he had a bro William and sisters Peggy, Elsie and a half bro and sis,Jock and Bessy Hopkins. His father was Donald Mackintosh also from Inverness born in 1888 (approx). He was married to Elizabeth Hopkins.My grand-father had three bros and one sis Alexander,Angus,William,and Bella Mackintosh from Inverness area.My grandmother had sis Margret, Kate, Elsie, and Annie.bros.John,Andrew,Charles andJimmy.This is as much as I know.If anyone has anything to help me find more please e-mail me.Thanks, Name: Doles Flasch CommentsI am not positive as to my background...my grandmother does tell me, though, that I am directly related to the Doles family who came from Scotland and landed in Georgia and Virginia. If anyone may know any more, please let me know. Name: Robert McIntosh CommentsI have seen a lot of stuff written on this, and other, web sites about the different spellings of our name. There are all kinds of theories, but the simple truth is that throughout history, people coudn't spell! If you research a line, you will find all possible spellings. My McIntosh line is directly traceable to Alves, Morayshire in 1732. Many of my ancestors' names have been recorded with every conceivable spelling; it actually depends on how the registrar wrote the name, in days past. Now that we live in what some term a more enlightened age, we tend to stick to one particular spelling; usually that which appears on our birth certificate. When we register a birth, marriage, death, etc, we usually tell the Registrar how to spell the last name. This was certainly not always the case, even into the early twentieth century. So, really, whether we prefer McIntosh, MacIntosh, Mackintosh, or any other variation there is, we all have the same name. Name: marjorie peters[mcintosh] CommentsMACKINTOSH TO MACINTOSH TO MCINTOSH 1.THE MACK WAS CHANGED TO MAC AS THE MACKINTOSH LEFT SCOTLAND FOR U.S.A IN 1735, FIRST TO SIGN WAS JOHN MACKINTOSH TO MACINTOSH 2. THE MAC WAS FIRST CHANGED TO MC WHEN WILLIAM MCINTOSH MARRIED SENOYA OF THE WIND CLAN MUSKOGEE NATION, AND BECAME THEIR CHEIF. I HAVE THIS DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE SOME OF THE MC'S WENT TO AUSTRALIA, AND IRELAND AND BACK TO SCOTLAND M.PETERS[MCINTOSH] 1103 LAKESHORE ROAD, TR 109, SARNIA, ONT. N7V 4J8 Name: marjorie peters[mcintosh] CommentsMACKINTOSH TO MACINTOSH TO MCINTOSH 1.THE MACK WAS CHANGED TO MAC AS THE MACKINTOSH LEFT SCOTLAND FOR U.S.A IN 1735, FIRST TO SIGN WAS JOHN MACKINTOSH TO MACINTOSH 2. THE MAC WAS FIRST CHANGED TO MC WHEN WILLIAM MCINTOSH MARRIED SENOYA OF THE WIND CLAN MUSKOGEE NATION, AND BECAME THEIR CHEIF. I HAVE THIS DOCUMENTED EVIDENCE SOME OF THE MC'S WENT TO AUSTRALIA, AND IRELAND AND BACK TO SCOTLAND M.PETERS[MCINTOSH] 1103 LAKESHORE ROAD, TR 109, SARNIA, ONT. N7V 4J8 Name: maggie peters[mcintosh] CommentsMCINTOSH GENEALOGY MY GR. GRANDFATHER WAS BORN IN NEW INVERNESS, GEORGIA ON AUG. 2, 1833 AND MOVED TO CANADA IN 1848 TO PUSLINCH TOWNSHIP IN ONTARIO. HE WAS MARRIED TO JANET MCPHERSON, AND AFTER HER DEATH TO A MRS. L. MCROBBIE. HE HAD FOUR GIRLS,MARYANNE MARRIED A HARPER, 2ND MARRIED ALLAN, 3RD MARRIED SANDY JOHNSON AND FOURTH MARRIED == AND TWO BOYS CHARLES AND PETER WHO MARRIED ALICE SINCLAIR CHARLES MY GRANDFATHER, HAD THREE SONS, HARRY, ELGIN AND IVAN MY FATHER HAD FOUR SONS AND MY SELF ONE DAUGHTER, THE FIRST DAUGHTER IN 71 YEARS. THE PREVIOUS DAUGHTER OF THE MCINTOSH ANCESTORS DIED MARCH 26, 1889 IF ANYONE HAS FURTHER INFORMATION ON THE BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF CHARLES MCINTOSH BORN AUG 2, 1833 NEW INVERNESS, GEORGIA PLEASE CONTACT ME. ALSO I AM WRITING A BOOK WITH APPROXIMATELY 100 MCINTOSH FAMILIES GENEALOGY ACROSS CANADA. IF YOU WISH TO HAVE YOURS IN IT I MUST HAVE THE INFORMATION SENT TO ME BY OCT. 1, 2001. PLEASE SEND TO M.PETERS MCINTOSH 1103 LAKESHORE ROAD, TR 109, SARNIA, ONT. N7V 4J8 THANK YOU. MAGGIE Name: Margaret Faed (Macintosh) CommentsResearching Alexander and Catharine Macintosh (Mc Intosh) who moved to Cambridge, England aprox. 1780s from Perthshire. Father Alexander believed to have been born 1690 died 1790/93. Wish to locate descendants of Alexander and Catharine, christened in Cambridge 1786 to 1797, Ann, Alexander, Catherine,James, John Etches, William. I am related to William. James m Sarah Mears (1814):children Charles, James Jabez. Charles m Rachel (1822):children (2) Charles Alexander's and George. Catharine m James Spalding(1823). William m Mary (Rofe) Goode: children William(b1823),Alexander(b1827), Catherine (b1829), Emma (b1831), Suzannah(b1833), James(b1835). (James came to New Zealand and married Mary Harwood. Alexander m Ann Hemington. Mary m John Goldsmith: child Alexander Macintosh Goldsmith.Other family names searching for Sheldrick (Cardiff), Gillingham, Goldsmith. thank you for the opportunity to add to this website. Any information will be welcomed. Margaret. Name: Margaret Faed (Macintosh) CommentsResearching Alexander and Catharine Macintosh (Mc Intosh) who moved to Cambridge, England aprox. 1780s from Perthshire. Father Alexander believed to have been born 1690 died 1790/93. Wish to locate descendants of Alexander and Catharine, christened in Cambridge 1786 to 1797, Ann, Alexander, Catherine,James, John Etches, William. I am related to William. James m Sarah Mears (1814):children Charles, James Jabez. Charles m Rachel (1822):children (2) Charles Alexander's and George. Catharine m James Spalding(1823). William m Mary (Rofe) Goode: children William(b1823),Alexander(b1827), Catherine (b1829), Emma (b1831), Suzannah(b1833), James(b1835). (James came to New Zealand and married Mary Harwood. Alexander m Ann Hemington. Mary m John Goldsmith: child Alexander Macintosh Goldsmith.Other family names searching for Sheldrick (Cardiff), Gillingham, Goldsmith. thank you for the opportunity to add to this website. Any information will be welcomed. Margaret. Name: Michael Black CommentsMy family recently visited the Scotland Highlands and tried to purchase something for my wife whose maiden name is McIntosh. The shops all said the samed thing, spelled MCINTOSH is Irish, not Scottish, MACINTOSH or MACKINTOSH was the Scots spelling of this clan. Perhaps they were just playing a trick on my parents? I noticed the Clan McIntosh web site says the spelling doesn't matter. I was curious as to the history of the McIntosh spelling of the name. My inlaws did not know. Any insite you can provide would be greatly appreciated. Being our family (Black, unfortuanately not a clan, many thanks to the three clans that protected our family), I am very interested in helping my inlaws trace their heritage. Name: michael mcintosh CommentsGreat Site keep it up.... mike $-) Name: Inez May Mackintosh CommentsSince speaking to a complete stranger two days ago and finding out we had the same surname and come from very near 'towns' - me Culloden and him Elgin - I decided to do some web searching. I do have the clan badge, kilt pin and the tartan handed down from my fathers sister. My father, Donald Mackintosh, died some years ago along with all his sisters, so I don't think there are many of us left from our branch but knowing that there is a whole clan out there is reassuring. Name: Cynthia Fabian Halvorsen Commentsi am descended through one Alexander McIntosh and his wife Agnes Nicol who departed Scotland and came to Americain 1834. Their party left Scotland via Greenoch port in Scotland) and landing at Castle Garden, in New York. The party was embarking on the wedding trip, along with members of both families, including father of the bride, one Alexander Nicol and originally settles in Twinsberg, N.Y. and later permanently in Cleveland, OHio. the son from whom i am descended is one George Thoburn McIntosh and his wife Elizabeth Weaver Ellis. Miltiple generations in this branch of the family are buried in Cleveland at the Lakeshore Cemetery. Name: John McIntosh. CommentsLooking to hear from relatives called "LEFTLY" who emigrated to Canada round about 1959. Name: John McIntosh. CommentsLooking to hear from relatives called "LEFTLY" wo emigrated to Canada round about 1959. Name: john m. mcintosh Commentsthe earliest we have traced is to pettie mae or may church in invershin in invernessshire,the church was destroyed by fire hundereds of years ago,all files kept believed destroyed too.. Name: john m. mcintosh Commentsthe earliest we have traced is to pettie mae or may church in invershin in invernessshire,the church was destroyed by fire hundereds of years ago,all files kept believed destroyed too.. Name: Alexander McIntosh CommentsI was born in Woodside Aberdeen Scotland in 1925 have not been interested in geneology till now hope this site proves useful Name: Glenda Knapp CommentsTruely enjoy your site as it is well presented and informative. Looking for information on my Maternal grandfather. Earl McIntosh born about 1885 in Minneapolis, Minnisota son of Alexander McIntosh and Catherine Wilson. Believe to have died in 1920's to early 1930's in Washington state. had resided in Alberta, and was married in British Columbia. Had one child Isabelle born in Washington USA. Had siblings one of whom ran a tavern ? north of Bellingham, Washington. Believe there may also have been a sister Myrtle? and others? Any information will be gratefully received. Name: Graeme McIntosh CommentsBorn in Dundee, Scotland, son of James Henderson Sinclair McIntosh who is from Montrose, Fife, Scotland as is his Father but he was born in the Isle of Skye. I am currently serving in the British Army thats why I am living in England, not like you plastic Jocks who are either Yanks or Aussie twats. Also I have the Clan symbol tatooed on my arm, beat that you nobs. LOVE FROM MAC THE KNIFE Name: chris mcintosh Commentsso many visitors since i was last here. This is my new e-mail address. It's cool, it is the gaelic spelling of our surname. Chris Name: Cynthia McIntosh CommentsGreat to see a family member listed. The McIntosh family of Gympie Queensland Aust. I married into a very rich and colourfull family. A family that helped develop a wounderfull part of our great country. Name: Joyce A. Harburn CommentsIamlooking for info.on my Great,Grandfather Robert James McIntosh.He married a Hannah Clark,& came to Burnside Mich.where they had 2 chidren Flossie Bell on May1885&Percival James on June1888.Both of them are buried in Flint Mich. Name: Dan McIntosh CommentsBorn in Lawton,Ok. Son of Stanley, Son of George Weyman, Son of George and Florence McIntosh. I could go on, I wanted to go far enough to find out if anyone out there was related to me. Name: Ronald H. Fultz CommentsMy fathers name was Hige McIntosh, Born Sept. 28, 1909 Ky. Died in Campbell County Ky. 7/7/1977. His father and mother were Charlie Mcintosh and Nancy Riley. Does anyone have any info. on any of them? Hige was born in Owsley County KY. Siblings were Clara & Marhew(Mathew?) Thank you. Name: Georgia McIntosh Wilson CommentsMy Greatgrand father was George McIntosh. My Greatgrand mother was Betty. My Grandfather was Leslie McIntosh and Grandmother was Ruby. My father is George McIntosh and mother is Alberta. All from Louise, Mississippi. Later my grand parents and parents moved to Detroit, Michigan. My grandfather had a twin brother named Melvin McIntosh. He also had two sisters Annie and Katherine. My father is an only son with four sister. I think we may have family in Virginia. Any information on earlier family members would be helpful. Name: Lise Elder (Tagalos-married name) CommentsMy father is Thomas L. Elder,born Cork,Ireland 1941.His father was Thomas Elder,born Dundee,Scotland,date-unknown.Contact was lost between my father and his since infancey,due to family troubles durring the war.My grandfather was an engineer in the royal navy in the 40's,and his father spent a lot of time in India.He,too was called Thomas Elder,and was said to have thick red hair and beard,and had been a big man.My grandfather was also said to have other children in Dundee,Scotland.If anyone knows anything,please let me know.We came to america in 1969,and all family is in Ireland and Scotland.I'd love to know my Scottish family,too.It's also a beautiful thing to see so many of us over the world.Good luck to all those seeking thier families.May we find eachother soon.God Bless!! Name: Charles Dale McIntosh CommentsName: Charles Dale McIntosh CommentsName: P. Diane Curnock CommentsHosack is my maiden name. John Hosack & Sara Morrison of Perth Scotland are my early ancestor's Name: Anne Stanford CommentsI find very little reference to McIntoshes in Canada, particularly the Maritimes Name: Iain Mcintosh Commentsmy father is from scotland,inverurie,& his sister & family still live through out scotland.I have been to wear the clan was from along time ago,as i recall its land to the east of loch ness,south of inverness [touch not the cat but a glove]. Name: William S. McIntosh, Jr. CommentsThe Direct Desendents of John Mohr McIntosh, who arrived in Ga. in 1736 aboard the "Prince Of Wales" from Inverness Scotland, will hold a Family Reunion on the Bluff at Isle of Hope near Savannah on Labor day weekend. John Mohr McIntosh and 136 men,women and children arrived in Savannah on Feb. 1736 upon request from General James Oglethorpe,founder of Savannah, to set up a Buffer between Georgia and Spanish occupied Florida to protect Ga. and the other Colonies from Spanish take over.The most significant Battle between the Highlander Scots, led by John Mohr McIntosh and the Spanish occured in 1742 on St. Simons Island Ga.when a very large Spanish Force landed on St. Simons and the Highlander soldiers along with Gen Oglethorpes Brittish soldiers set out a surprise attack and roundly defeated the Spanish for good, in what was later called the "Battle of Bloody Marsh". Since the McIntoshs played such a key role in Americas Independece in the Colonial Wars,and the Revolutionary war, there is a County named after the McIntoshes that is about 65 South of Savannah located on Interstate I-95. There are over 200 direct descendents of John Mohr McIntosh living throughout the United States, with the majority still living in the South. So the next time you are traveling through South Georgia,you will be amazed at all of the Historical Markers honoring the many McIntoshes. I am also a member of the St. Andrew's Society of Georgia, the oldest Sottish Society in the United States. Well I hope you enjoyed the Info,write back.William s.(Billy) McIntosh. Name: Callum Mcintosh Commentsmy name is mcintosh and i love the name Name: Callum Mcintosh CommentsName: Jeff McFall CommentsName: austin smith Commentsvery interesting. looking ancestors of francis marion(bud)smith,jr-father:francis marion smith,sr--desoto parish louisiana austin smith Name: Scott Morrice CommentsName: ROY ELDER CommentsI´m looking for people related to the Elder family far back. The last stop I know about is David Elder (born 1767 or 1771 and died 1841 or 1851) married Hannah Jameison in Linlithgow, Scotland. If anybody knows anything more I would be very greatful. Name: John Niven CommentsName: John Niven CommentsName: Patricia Chandler (nee McIntosh) CommentsMy father is William Douglas Telfer McIntosh born 28 09 1919 in Benwell,Northumberland, England. He is one of 10 children. His father was William James McIntosh born 02 01 1888 Newcastle, United Kingdom. His mother Dorothy Isabel McIntosh (nee Telfer) born 22 04 1892 Kirkwhelpington, Northumberland, United Kingdom. Name: ALAN CHARLES MCINTOSH Comments
Name: ALAN CHARLES MCINTOSH CommentsName: Stuart Peter McIntosh CommentsWhat a wouderful thing computers are to be able to keep clans and family together and to remember are ancestors. If I can be of any assistance please let me know. Bennachd Leich Uilie (Blessings to you all) Name: andrew david mackintosh CommentsName: andrew david mackintosh CommentsName: Traviss Collier McIntosh III CommentsName: Donald R.. McIntosh CommentsLoch Moigh! Name: Jonathan James McIntosh CommentsName: Ricky James McIntosh CommentsName: Jeffrey McIntosh CommentsName: Randy Adamson CommentsIn the 1600's my ancestor, John Adamson, came over to the US with his brother. I don't know if I am under Gordon or McIntosh. Is there anyway to find out? Name: Leon McIntosh Commentsattempting to search my bloodline. If you can hook me up it would be great. thanks Name: Charles Duncan MacIntosh CommentsTodd: Where is the first three months of 2001??? Waiting!!!!!! Chas MacIntosh Name: Walter R. May CommentsPlease e-mail information about membership. Jane Hosick was born in Kentucky, Nov. 19, 1795. Her father was Alexander Hosick born 29 Aug. 1756 in Elgin, Marayshire, Scotland, died 08 Jan. 1826, Livingston County, KY. His father was Patrick Hosack, born about 1720 in Cromarty, Scotland, died unknown time in Scotland. Name: Bosinelly Commentsexcellent site to view. Name: Stephen & Lisa McIntosh CommentsName: Craig McIntosh CommentsJust looking to see if there is anything new. Name: rhonda copeland CommentsName: craig mcintosh Commentsmy granddad lived in gisborn,new zealand. I lived in napier N/Z then moved to Australia in 1999 Name: Donald Allen McIntosh CommentsI do not know much about the history of our family before my grandfather Allen L. McIntosh. I was told he moved to Texas from North Carolina, but I do not know the accuracy of that information. My father is Herbert Don McIntosh in Houston,Texas. My sister is Debra K. McIntosh Roberds, my brothers are Chrisdon Thomas and Herbert Dana McIntosh. I know of only one uncle, my father's brother, Gene McIntosh. I would like to know more about my family if possible. Please e-mail me if there is any information available. Name: Anita L. Elder CommentsMy husband is an Elder. Is there anywhere to buy an ancient tartan (to make a great kilt) in the U.S.? Or is my only option to buy it from Scotland and pay import fees and high shipping? Name: Nancy Lee McIntosh CommentsWilliam McIntosh Inverness,Scotland to Baltimore,Md, to Ohio to Michigan to Ohio. Daniel McIntosh, Jacob Mcintosh Cass county Michigan, Penn township. J Howard McIntosh Sr., J Howard McIntosh (my father).Would very much like to have more information. Name: MAGGIE PETERS NEE MCINTOSH CommentsMOST OF THE MCINTOSH FAMILY LEFT SCOTLAND IN 1735 DUE TO THE CURSE OF MOY. SOME RETURNED. I WROTE A GENEOLOGY BOOK CALLED HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER WITH APPROXIMATELY 80 LOCATIONS TO RESEARCH MCINTOSH. THE CHANGE OF THE NAME FROM MACK TO MAC TO MC. THE COST OF THIS BOOK IS $25 IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED. THIS IS THE MINIMUM COST OF HAVING IT PRINTED. THERE IS 150 PAGES OF INFORMATION ON THE MCINTOSH FAMILY. Name: Dennis Andrews CommentsI am looking for info on the McIntosh history, I have traced my family to Brig. Gen. William McIntosh Jr. son of Capt. William McIntosh who i belive to have came to Georgia. Any help would be great. Thanks in advance. Dennis Andrews Name: Rebecca (McIntosh) Combs CommentsMy father was born in Owsley County KY in about 1936 His name was Clay McIntosh. His Father's name was Thomas McIntosh and his mother's was Mae McIntosh (not sure of maiden name). But if this helps he married Nancy Hous(not sure of spelling), and had 6 children Gary, Deborah, David, Glenn, Daniel, and Christopher. Nancy died at birth with Christopher. My Dad married my mom Janet (Hurst) McIntosh and together they had me Rebecca Lynn McIntosh. My father had 2 brothers William and A.C. AC died back in the 50-60s from an auto accident. And 1 Sister Genevive (died in early 90s). Thomas had a brother by the name of Virgil. The rest Im not to sure about hope that helps someone and if you have any info I would love to learn all i can. Name: Rebecca (McIntosh) Combs CommentsMy father was born in Owsley County KY in about 1936 His name was Clay McIntosh. His Father's name was Thams McIntosh and his mother's was Mae McIntosh (not sure of maiden name). But if this helps he married Nancy Hous(not sure of spelling), and had 6 children Gary, Deborah, David, Glenn, Daniel, and Christopher. Nancy died at birth with Christopher. My Dad married my mom Janet (Hurst) McIntosh and together they had me Rebecca Lynn McIntosh. My father had 2 brothers William and A.C. AC died back in the 50-60s from an auto accident. And 1 Sister Genevive (died in early 90s). Thomas had a brother by the name of Virgil. The rest Im not to sure about hope that helps someone and if you have any info I would love to learn all i can. Name: Frank McIntosh CommentsGrandson of Olin Talley McIntosh, Son of James Fenton McIntosh. BTW, you have me logged in on August 20. As I am helping organize a reunion of the descendants of Olin on Labor Day, that gave me a momentary start. You shouldna go aboot startling your kin that way.(It's too darn close even on July 20th.) Name: Aaron McIntosh CommentsGrandson of George McIntosh Son of Robert McIntosh Name: Charles Duncan MacIntosh CommentsIs there any body out there??? I'd like to trace my roots, can anyone, or persons help me out?? Chuck Name: ROBERT JAMES McINTOSH CommentsIoriginally came from Invercargill, New Zealand and have been in Australia for 12 years. Have just started to trace family history but have not had much sucess. My grandfather was born about 1900-1904, his name being JAMES McINTOSH married into the Fergusson family and raised in Invercargill. Any help in getting started again would be much appreciated. Any Mcintosh who would like to drop in for a chat would be most welcome. Great site. Name: Charles Duncan MacIntosh CommentsName: Peter McIntosh CommentsName: Dale McIntosh CommentsSearching for niece, Jennifer Joanne McIntosh, father's name Eugene. Any help appreciated. Name: S. McIntosh CommentsI am just starting to research my family history. The only information that i can give is my grandfather name was Ed McIntosh he married Josie Stamper. My grandfather's father name was James McIntosh and he was married to Martha (do not know last name) My grandfather was born in 1906 in kentucky, move to ohio/indiana area, then moved to Texas in his later years. He had two son's by my grandmother Ruther & Joe Ed. The story goes that he had a third son by another women in hamilton, ohio. If any one has any info please e-mail. Name: Charles Duncan MacIntosh CommentsI just had a look at the Clan Crest, and lo and behold it is exactly the same as the 1.5" by 1 and 7/8" heirloom pin that I have. It seems to be made out of Brass? I know this was passed down from at least two previous generations. I can scan it and then send it, but I have'nt tried it yet so I don't know how it would turn out. Curious as well is the amount of people that are from Perth, Perthshire area. That is apparentley from where my root originate. But the tree that I have to go by stops at 1832. Prior to this, I need help with????? Charles MacIntosh Name: Charles Duncan MacIntosh CommentsThis is great! Maybe I'll find my grass roots after all these years, or better yet be able to speak to someone online from afar. I was directed here by Scotland.com. My name is Charles (legally) but I go by Chuck (Chas in Scotland). I've got info for my family tree back to 1832, but not prior to this. Can anyone help me out???! I'll do what I can to decipher the information the best I can, if you contact me. Many thanks Charles MacIntosh P.S. the Moderator that put me in this direction, was Marhar @ Scotland.com Many thanks to this person as well Name: Gary L. McIntosh CommentsMy father is from Copiah Co.,MS. I have only seen one other family in the register from MS. Apparently the family was there for some years. We have original deeds from 1880. Don't know to much before that. I am interested in knowing more. Name: John McIntosh CommentsI’m looking for information on any/all of the following people: Cora Ann JOHNSON, b. abt 1882 (possibly in Iowa), d. 1958 (probably in Linn County, Iowa). I know nothing about her Johnson line, but I know that she m. Judson McINTOSH, b. 13 Nov 1887 in Nebraska City, Otoe, Nebraska, d. 3 July 1966 in Coggon, Linn, Iowa. Judson’s parents were William McINTOSH and Della BANKS. Judson and Cora had nine children, most (if not all) born in Iowa: Floyd C. McINTOSH, b. 14 Feb 1911, d. Nov 1963; Mamie A. McINTOSH, b. abt 1913, d. before 24 Nov 1973; Howard Judson McINTOSH (my grandfather), b. 19 Feb 1914 in Marion, Linn, Iowa, d. 24 Nov 1973 in Cedar Rapids, Linn, Iowa; Cora Opal McINTOSH, b. abt 1916, d. 1957; Walter J. McINTOSH, b. abt 1919, d. before 24 Nov 1973; Harold Glen McINTOSH; Leroy George McINTOSH; Alice McINTOSH; and Paul McINTOSH. The rumor in my family is that Cora was full-blooded Native American (a mix of Blackfoot, Crow and Sioux, if I remember right), but I don’t know if this is true or not. Any information I can get would be greatly appreciated. Name: James Duncan McIntosh CommentsName: Danny Paterson CommentsI have some Mcintosh anscestry, and dropped by out of curiosity. Its good to know that there is so much worldwide interest in the Scottish clans and Scottish culture. Name: Pamela Villafuerte CommentsI am looking for Daniel McINTOSH, possible son of a John Ogg McINTOSH and Elizabeth McMILLAN (unconfirmed)- both born Scotland. Daniel was born 1763/64 in Perthshire, Scotlnd. He was supposed to have come to USA in 1801 from Scotland landing at NY. I haven't found a record for that yet either. He was a carpenter who was supposed to have smuggled his tools in a chest of meal so as not to have to pay a tax on them. He also was supposed to have come with 2 brothers and separated. He married Jane McCALLA (McCAULEY) on 15 December 1807 in KY. His wife Jane McCALLA was born October 1783 in Plumstead, Bucks, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Andrew McCALLA (McCAULEY). Known children were: William b. 1808 (d. 1811 in KY), James Harvey b.17 May 1813 in KY, John b. 1811 in KY, Daniel Jr. born 1818 in KY, Lewis b. 22 February 1824 OH, Rachel Elizabeth b. June 1826 in OH. They may have had other children who did not survive to adulthood like William. Daniel and Jane McINTOSH moved to Madison Twp, Columbiana, Ohio in 1818/19 and left the county for Pike Twp, Warren County, Indiana in 1836/37. Daniel died in West Lebanon Twp, Warren, IN on 28 October 1850. Jane died 26 may 1872 in West Lebanon, Warren, PA. Daniel was supposed to have served in the War of 1812 in KY-maybe it was OH. I haven't found any supporting evidence for any of the KY records yet. I have found census records for IN and a printed family history (and they have been known to have errors). I did send for the records from the NARA-just takes a long to to hear anything. Name: david william mcintosh CommentsName: david william mcintosh CommentsName: Joshua Michael McIntosh CommentsName: marjorie peters mcintosh Commentsi have written a geneology book with the mcintosh, macintosh ancestry from the days of the picts into the late 1800,s containing approximately 150 pages. this is available to the mcintosh, macintosh families only for my cost price of $25.00. i am currently doing a geneology book with the mcintosh's of canada. if anyone wishes to submit their geneology as far back as possible with the place and date of birth and death and cause of death if possible and short story of their life i will include it in my book. i am especially interested in the cause of death, as i have had a problem with healing since i was 5 years old and am vitamin k deficient. this apparently was inherited in the mcintosh family. the cause of this was finally found to be that i was born with two cysts on my liver. also the fact that many mcintosh men have had brights disease including my father. you may write me at 1103 lakeshore road, tr 109, sarnia, ont. canada, n7v 4j8 if you wish to receive a copy of my book called hands across the border. if you wish to have your geneology in my upcoming book, you may also send that to me. be sure to include your e mail address, as well as your home address and your phone number.maggie peters Name: Judy McComb Burcik CommentsI have been to Scotland at least 8 times in the past 15 years and I am very interested in my heritage. My family came from the Inverness area according to my father(he passed away). Name: Rev. Victor Kuzia CommentsI got as far back as Col. Wm. McIntosh, who married Margaret Melton in N.Carolina 1865, at the end of the War of the States. Anyone related or knows more, please contact me. Name: Kristen Ritchie-Melega CommentsWonderful site! Name: Kristen Ritchie-Melega CommentsWonderful site! Name: Paula Morgan Jenkins Commentswould love to hear from any other clan members, especially about any Mc activities. Will be going to Payson's Scottish festival tomorrow to check out the festivities and our clan booth! Name: Meg Dea Vail CommentsMy great, great, great-grandmother was Katherine/Catherine Mcintosh. Born in 1799, she married James Donald of Rattray in Longforgan, Perthshire in 1823. They had 10 children born in Rattray (Perthshire), and apparently all emigrated to Ontario, Canada sometime around 1845-1855. She may be the daughter of Daniel/Donald Mcintosh and Bethia Soutar, but I'm having trouble confirming this. Any connections out there? Name: Robyn McIntosh CommentsI never knew there were so many McIntoshs in America. In south Africa we've got a family graveyard and all. My Gran wrote a book all about the Clan out here as well. Name: Lindsey CommentsHello, Im trying to find stationary that has the McIntosh crest and tartin on it. If any one know i would love to hear from them Name: Linda CommentsMy great grandmother, Beatrice McIntosh, was born in Ohio. Her mother, Janet McIntosh, was born in Dalkeith in 1854. Her father was John McIntosh, born in 1831. Mother: Marion Stewart. John's father was Alexander McIntosh, born in 1808. Mother: Beatrix Pryde. Alexander's father was John McIntosh, born in 1783. Mother: Anne Moffat. His father was Alexander McIntosh, born in 1757. Mother: Isobel Cairns. All lived in Midlothian, Scotland (Dalkeith, Newbattle, Newtongrange). Please contact me if you are connected with this family. Name: John McIntosh, Q.C. CommentsInterested in Macintosh, Mackintosh, McIntosh families in Glen Urquhart, Inverness-shire. My grandfather's great grandfather, John Macintosh, a farm servant at Balmacaan married in 1815 Ann Noble. Their son Finlay Mackintosh of Garguston Shore, Killearnan, Ross-shire is our patriarch. John may have had a brother James of Buntait. My cousin Terry McIntosh of Michigan married George McIntosh, whose people came from Glasgow. Name: Sean Ryan McIntosh CommentsJust looking for McIntosh genealogy! I am the grandson of Ora and Mildred McIntosh born and raised in Kansas City, KS. Looking for information on a Louis McIntosh. If you have any information it would be helpful. Thanks!
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