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Name: Ben MacDonald CommentsSeeking further information on the below McIntosh family mentioned in "Pictonians at Home and Abroad". (Nova Scotia) Donald possibly marr. Ann Flaconer(?) David McIntosh, son of Charles McIntosh, settled a short distance above his brother, Donald McIntosh. David was born in Inverness, Scotland, and married Christie Chisholm. James McIntosh, his son, Island, East River, married Catherine Grant. Two of their sons David C. and Finlay G., entered the ministry. Hugh, another son of David McIntosh, married Isabel Polson and gave that man of weight and wisdom, Rev. Charles D. McIntosh to the ministry. Two other sons entered the medical profession. It is thought that Charles Macintosh was born in Inverness or Inverness-shire abt. 13 April,1746. Married Isobel Ross and had David, Donald (both born in Inverness) Hugh, Isobel (m. Alexander - Alasdair Og MacDonald of Glenurquhart), Mary, Margaret, Elizabeth, Duncan and Mona Sally Name: Bryan McIntosh CommentsMy GG Great Grandfather was Elijah McIntosh and was born in Scotland. This is all of the information I have. If anyone has more please let me know. McIntosh Forever Name: McIntosh CommentsMy the McIntosh clan prosper and grow forever more. Name: Emma Adamson CommentsVery interested in learning about my clan, anyone that has information about MacIntosh it would be greatly appriecated in my case..I would like to know all about.. thank you very much!!! Name: Daniel A. McIntosh CommentsName: Sherry Parker Rieger CommentsLooking for other McIntoshe's in my area.. Name: Bob Busby CommentsMy wifes grand mother and mother (both named Agnes McVey) were born in Blantyre Scotland (1899 and 1923). Name: Phil McIntosh & Dalee (soon to be) McIntosh CommentsContemplating a Scottish wedding next summer & curious in all things McIntosh! Name: SHIRLEY WHARTON CommentsMy grandfather was Earl Don McIntosh.He lived in Ellis County Texas most of his adult life.He married Ethel Cora Metheny, my mother was Nellie McIntosh Buchanan. Name: Cliff Johnson CommentsMy grand parents are from jackson breathitt kentucky, my grand mother was married three times. the first time to jerome johnson , second time to a mcintosh and the third time to a morris. her madien name was mary oakes. my grand father was was samuel johnson, he had a brother named george and a sister named minnie. his half brother was steve mcintosh. i believe he was the perry county sheriff in the 30's. filmore steven mcintosh.if you can please hook me up with more imfo. Name: Perry Duncan McIntosh CommentsI just thought I would add my name to the many grrrreat Mcintosh's out there in cyber space !!!!!!!!!! Touch not the hand bot a glove ! Cheers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Name: Perry Duncan McIntosh CommentsI just thought I would add my name the the many grrrreat Mcintosh's out there in cyberrrr space !!!!!!!!!! Touch not the hand bot a glove ! Cheers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Name: Richard T Deskins CommentsGlad to find the Mcintosh site. My ggg grandfather was John Mcintosh, who was born in about 1747 in Virginia. He married Elizabeth "Betsy" Tollett. They farmed on the Clinch River in Tazewell County. My gg grandfather, Stephen Deskins married their daughter Anna in 1803. They had 10 children, Dr John S Deskins being my g grandfather. I am interested in learning more about this family and the general history of the Mcintosh. Thanks Name: Nora CommentsI actually just found out that my gggrandmother was a Macintosh. She married a Hyde in Marquette Michigan. I'm doing some research on a piece of jewelry from Scottland and found this info out. I'm trying to link a Lady Susan Horner and/or Baumgartner to the time of Bonnie Prince Charlie. I've have learned a tremendous amount about Scotland. It's been alot of fun and very interesting Name: D. Arline McIntosh CommentsI am taking a trip to Scotland with my daughter Bridget in June 2003. I will be in the area of the MackIntosh clan near Iverness. I have begun to wonder so much about them. Name: gary robert moye Commentswhat does moye mean to you? Name: Michael Joseph Lewis CommentsMy grandfather was raised a Lewis before he found out that his real father's last name was "McIntosh". His other brother's and sisters changed their names to McIntosh, but my grandfather had just joined the services and they thought it was too much trouble to change his, so I've been raised as a Lewis. Our true family name is "McIntosh". Name: Brittany McIntosh CommentsName: gerald d. elvers sr. Commentsjust seeing what i can find on the family history. my father was john elvers sr. last residence beforehis death was at angola n. y. Name: Helen McIntosh CommentsMcIntosh is a great name!!!!!!!! Name: David Allen Deans CommentsThe woman who has captured my heart, truly the love of my life, and the most amayzing tool I own, my computer, are both named MacIntosh. Name: Marianne (McIntosh) Leddick CommentsInterested in finding our more about family history; have some information about McIntoshes in Western New York. Older family members are dying, and with them our past. I would like to preserve more of my Scotish heritage for future generations. Name: William Dorathy & Callum McIntosh CommentsHi to all our McIntosh ancestors and freinds all over the world from william Dorathy& Callum Name: william Dorathy & Callum McIntosh Commentshi to all our McIntosh freinds and ancestors all over the world from William Dorathy & Callum Name: Ruby Williams CommentsI do not know much about the origin of my family but my grandfather's name was John Alexander Mc Intosh from Westmoreland Jamaica, W.I. He died in around 1956. My foreparents born and raised in Westmoreland Jamaica, W.I., were offsprings of their slave masters from Scotland. I would like to know if there is anyone out there who have relatives who were actually living in Jamaica in the 18th, 19th century or so. Name: Aterica CommentsThis is a great site, I hope to discover new things about myself Name: Aterica CommentsThis is a great site, I hope discover new things about myself Name: Edw. J. Schaefer CommentsI am interested in different CLAN Afilliations. Name: Scott Wood CommentsMy Grandmother is a McIntosh. I'm not exactly sure of the direct geneoligy, but my brother (Chris Wood) is activelly researching the geneoligy. Name: Ken McIntosh CommentsI am trying to start a Clan MacIntosh chapter here in Colorado. I assume that there is not currently one in force because I can't fin anything on it and there is never a MacIntosh clan tent at the Festivals. If you can direct me in this regard I would appreciate it. Name: James Alexander McIntosh CommentsBorn in Huntly Aberdeenshire, brought up in Rhynie. Left school and joined the RAF in 1979. Kept strong connections with all my family who still are living in Scotland. Hello to all you McIntoshes (however you spell yours) Fit Like? Name: David CommentsCan anyone help? I am looking for anybody who might have Annie Gardner McIntosh listed in a family tree. She was born September 28, 1862 and was the daughter off Alexander and Elizabeth.Also her half brothers James McIntosh December 31, 1872, and Alexander McIntosh December 30, 1874. CHEERS David Name: amanda mcintosh fouts Commentsi have been trying to find my family history for years but nobody seems to know anything. all i know is that my great grandparents came over on a ship the moved to mayo florida where they had their children Charles henry Mcintosh(grandpa)and from there it just goes on. i believe that my great grandmothers real name was claudia but i do know that from great grand parents back my family was from scottland, if you have any idea how to help me you can email me at wildfire2376 @ yahoo.com Please tell me what ever you can Name: Jacque Riddle CommentsMy mother is Sherry (Lee) Clark - Huss - Stubbs. My grandmother was Lola E (McIntosh) Lee - Gilbert - Martin. My great-grandmother was Minnie Dell (Luke) McIntosh b. 9-1-1880, married to John William McIntosh b. 2-16-1875. Name: Brian McIntosh CommentsName: James Mackintosh CommentsHi Folks I'm trying to trace the family of the following Mackintosh's James Mackintosh married Maggie Gordon in Huntly in 1872 and they had the following family Alexander W. James Jeannie Maggie A. Wiliiam S. George John R. The family moved from Aberdeenshire to Easter Ross around 1885. One or more of the brothers moved to Austrailia. I'm the great grandson of John R. Name: Lawrence CommentsFor Real ! "Email Processors wanted immediately" earn $5000 to $10000 each month working from home. Requirement:Basic computer word processing skills(cutting/pasting and saving of information) basic knowledge of internet(ability to e-mail) 1 hour minimum per day and feel free, choose number of days per week. I need serious minded clients. Send email to:homebusinessproject_profits @ yahoo.com in the subject:type "SHOW ME" Name: Katherine Belcher CommentsWhat section of Scotland was held by the clan Mc Intosh? Are there any strongholds still standing? Name: chuks CommentsName: Judy Seger CommentsJust started looking for my family history--after doing a lot on husband's. My grandfather was Henry Clifford McIntosh--married the first time to Elsie Lizette Mead--they had two grls--Janeth andAlyson(my mother). After his ivorce from Elieeisappeared--he may have gone to Ca. I would sure appreciate any information anone could give me Name: Laura A. Bink CommentsMy great grandfather was William Alexander McIntosh, son of Thomas McIntosh and Catherine Blue and grandson of William McIntosh and Hannah Finger. I am looking for information about the ancestors of William McIntosh and Hannah Finger. Who were the parents of William, when did they immigrate to the United States? William Alexander McIntosh was born in Herkimer County, New York one of six or more children. His father William was born in possibly Syracuse, New York Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Name: Samantha MacIntosh CommentsNice site, a lot of ye are immigrants! I didna ken there wiz sic a lot of MacIntoshes oot there, but there ye go. Ma hobby is the study of scottish clans, so thank ye for your help wi' ma project, much appreciated!! Name: Robert Glenn CommentsHow are the Glen/Glenn names associated with your clan? Name: James McIntosh CommentsMy great grandfather was Charles Mcintosh. He was born in Breathitt County Kentucky in 1903. His parents were Wesley McIntosh and America Turner. In 1925 Charles Mcintosh and his wife Mary Morris(of Morrisfork) moved to Hamilton Ohio for work at Champion paper company. I know that America Turner later lived and died in Frankford Kentucky. But that is all the information I have on her. I also Know the names of Charles McIntosh's brothers and sisters. Elmer McIntosh (last know to live in Indiana) Sherman McIntosh (Hamilton, Ohio), Laura Massie (of Canton N.C.), Martha Page (of Lexington Ky), and Edna Fowler Bowling (Hamilton, Ohio). Wesley Mcintosh Had a brother Rev. William McIntosh (Boonesville Ky) sister Mary Turner (Boonesville Ky). Both Charles Mcintosh and Wesley Mcintosh died around 1950. I am looking for any information on these two and related families, and also parents of Wesley McIntosh, and America Turner. Name: JOHN COLIN CHISHOLM CommentsADDRESS IS 19 THOREAU COURT CONCORD MASS 01742 3443 Name: COLIN MARK CHISHOLM CommentsADDRESS IS COLIN MARK CHISHOLM 19 THOREAU COURT CONCORD MASS 01742 3443 Name: COLIN MARK CHISHOLM CommentsADDRESS IS COLIN MARK CHISHOLM 19 THOREAU COURT CONCORD MASS 01742 3443 Name: Wilma Stone CommentsSeeking info on family of gggrandmother,Catherine MacIntosh(1812-1866),who married Duncan Leitch.Moved from Causewayhead (near Stirling) to Canada ~1851, then to USA in 1855,settling in Wisconsin.Enjoyed your site! Name: Paul McIntosh CommentsName: Chris&Lyn Mackintosh CommentsJust arrived home from Scotland and we found a little bit about our family,but would like to know more. Father Donald Andrew John born the 30/11/1916 Edinburgh,Mother Christina Anna formerly 12 Charles St Inverness,born 1882.Parents Donald Mackintosh,Eliza Jane Mackintosh(Shaw)married 1882.Christina lived at 29 John St Penicuik until she died in 1957. We would like to know if we have any relations,as we could only go back this far from the records in Edinburgh.If anyone has any information please Email us. Name: Alexander H.[Sandy] Saunders CommentsI AM A DECEDENT OF THE MACKINTOSHES'OF MCINTOSH COUNTY GEORGIA. AMOUNG MY KINSMEN WERE JOHN MOR MACKINTOSH,GEN LACKLIN MACKINTOSH , GEN.WILLIAM MACKINTOSH ,ENEAS MACKINTOSH CHIEF OF THE CHATTEN CLAN AND THREE GOVERNORS AND 2 ADMIRALS ALL DECENDENTS OF THE MACKINTOSH CLAN WHO DECENDED FROM THE EARL OF FIFE . Name: Alexander H.[Sandy] Saunders CommentsI AM A DECEDENT OF THE MACKINTOSHES'OF MCINTOSH COUNTY GEORGIA. AMOUNG MY KINSMEN WERE JOHN MOR MACKINTOSH,GEN LACKLIN MACKINTOSH , GEN.WILLIAM MACKINTOSH ,ENEAS MACKINTOSH CHIEF OF THE CHATTEN CLAN AND THREE GOVERNORS AND 2 ADMIRALS ALL DECENDENTS OF THE MACKINTOSH CLAN WHO DECENDED FROM THE EARL OF FIFE . Name: catherine mcintosh Commentslooking for our crest> Name: Janice Niven-Elliott CommentsMy fathers ancestors came down from Inverness-shire to live in the Levan area. My great-grandfather was blacksmith there, and so on back in time. My father was born in Glasgow, but now deceased. Is there any way of finding out more about the MacNiven's history back as far as Inverness-shire. What contacts are there, if any? Name: Milana Jean (McIntosh) Barnes CommentsName: Ben MacDonald Comments(About 1820) John Mor McDonald married Annie McIntosh, daughter of David McIntosh (David McIntosh was the son of Charles McIntosh of Inverness and brother of Donald McIntosh) of Sunny Brae, Pictou County Nova Scotia with whom he had Duncan, Donald, Alexander, Ronald, Ellen, Jane, Mary, Charlie, Hugh, and Samuel John's father was Ewen Mor McDonald and Grandparents were John Og McDonald & Margaret Grant. This MacDonald family were among the group of original settlers of the Upper Settlement, East River area (Bridgeville) in Pictou County starting in 1784. Looking for further information on, and ties to, Annie McIntosh Name: Glenn Cannon Arbery CommentsMy great-grandfather was Peter McIntosh, a Civil War veteran who lived in Laurinburg, North Carolina, or thereabouts. My grandmother, his daughter by Minerva Floyd, was born in Feb. of 1887. Her name was Zilpha Roberta McIntosh; he married William Franklin Anderson of Ninety-Six, South Carolina, where she lived until 1964, when he died at the age of 89. Miss Bert lived to be 102 years old. She had six children, the second of whom died in childhood, to her lifelong grief. The other five (three boys, two girls) are all still living. My mother, the oldest, just celebrated her ninety-first birthday. Name: Glenn Cannon Arbery CommentsMy great-grandfather was Peter McIntosh, a Civil War veteran who lived in Laurinburg, North Carolina, or thereabouts. My grandmother, his daughter by Minerva Floyd, was born in Feb. of 1887. Her name was Zilpha Roberta McIntosh; he married William Franklin Anderson of Ninety-Six, South Carolina, where she lived until 1964, when he died at the age of 19. Miss Bert lived to be 102 years old. She had six children, the second of whom died in childhood, to her lifelong grief. The other five (three boys, two girls) are all still living. My mother, the oldest, just celebrated her ninety-first birthday. Name: SHAW MORALES IGNACIO CommentsI sit it but my English one is not very good. My name is Ignacio Shaw Morales, my great-grandfather was Ducan Shaw it(he,she) came to Spain to exploit the mines of Stained(red) Rio to extract lead, I marry the Sra. Loring daughter of a captain of the sea-coast, native of Boston, I that my family belongs(concerns) to the clan Mckistonsh o clan chattan as which I have a shield in my house. Me gustaria to know really to that(that) clan I belong(concern). If I that these clans joined. Please, gustaria to receive information information mas extensive on the histioria of these clans Name: Herbert William McIntosh CommentsName: Alene Quick (NEE McIntosh) CommentsMy father was a ship buider in scotland.He came to Canada in 1918 He was from a large family of 13 children.His father was a policeman and he died from a broken leg.His family originally came from the isle of skye.I would like to know of any connections to my family. Name: Alene Quick (NEE McIntosh) CommentsMy father was a ship buider in scotland.He came to Canada in 1918 He was from a large family of 13 children.His father was a policeman and he died from a broken leg.His family originally came from the isle of skye.I would like to know of any connections to my family. Name: Alene Quick (NEE McIntosh) CommentsMy father was a ship buider in scotland.He came to Canada in 1918 He was from a large family of 13 children.His father was a policeman and he died from a broken leg.His family originally came from the isle of skye.I would like to know of any connections to my family. Name: Arthur Fergus Ritchie CommentsGreat gandfather was a blacksmith in the Clyde shipyards,trying to trace back before then. All the best Arthur Name: Brian Dean McIntosh CommentsName: Brian Dean McIntosh CommentsName: Michele (McIntosh) Coffey CommentsI'm trying to find my roots.Both my parents have passed away and left very little info for me research the families history.My dads name was Wilburn McIntosh,he was born around 1926 and was born in Boone County or Booneville Kentucky,He died in Middletown Ohio around 1989.I do not know how many siblings he had. The only ones that come to my mind is a sister named Arlene who died in Middletown Ohio and a brother named cylus who lived in Kentucky Name: Greg McIntosh CommentsName: Marvin E. McIntosh CommentsI am back on the web. All of my family is from kentucky,owsley county.Which is Booneville. Name: Paul McIntosh CommentsAmerican Airlines Flight 1420 survivor June 1, 1999. Great site. Name: Beverly Cody CommentsCan you give me direction of how to find out my heritage? Name: Jeff Engle CommentsMy great great grand mother was a Mcintosh and i was just browsing on line to see what i could find. Name: TIMOTHY NEIL McINTOSH CommentsIT'S BEEN AWILE SINCE I WAS LAST HERE.I STILL DON'T KNOW ABOUT MY ANCESTORS.COULD SOMEBODY PLEASE HELP ME.MY GREAT GRANDFATHER IS FRED MCINTOSH DECEASED,MY GRANDFATHER IS THOMAS FRACIS MCINTOSH,MY FATHER IS THOMAS WESLEY MCINTOSH BOTH LIVING IN SUWANNEE COUNTY,FLORIDA(LIVEOAK).IF SOMEBODY COULD HELP ME WITH THIS I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IT.THANKS Name: Stefanie McIntosh CommentsI came to this site in 1997 when I was eleven and it is as good as it was then. Thanks for keeping the McIntosh spirit alive!! Name: Stefanie McIntosh CommentsName: AnnCooke CommentsMy Grandfather was Arthur William Frank Noble. His father was a schoolmaster, we think in Oban. Arthur joined the Royal Artillary and was a RSMM. His grandfather was also in that regiment. Name: brandt james McIntosh CommentsI was looking for heritage... my great aunt is trying to put together the family tree and i was hoping to be able to trace the family back as far as possible....any information that anyone may have would be helpful... my faters name is Roderick James McIntosh his fathers name is Roderick Skinner McIntosh my Father was born in Belmont....NSW...Australia That is all the info i have at present as i am currently in Canada. Thank You Brandt Name: "OLI" Oliver McIntosh CommentsInteresting. When I got married my father handed me a Crystal with our family crest on it. It's been handed down throughout generations. Until that time I never gave a second thought about our family name, or the history. I like this sight, it was the first stop on my journey to recover our family's past. I can't wait until I'm sucked into the history of the McIntosh's. I have a feeling it will be interesting. Name: Charles McIntosh CommentsName: Ricky Lee McIntosh CommentsMy father is John Lewis McIntosh born to Cloe & O.W. McIntosh,five boys were born to this family Willard paul,John Lewis,Harvey,and David Lee Harold wayne who died around three years old of scarlet fever. John married Betty Inlow In greenfield iowa, to this family was born 3 kids Ricky Lee,Danny Lee, and Bonnie Lou. Name: John R. Adamson CommentsMy Grandfather is from Dumfermline. His family emigrated to the US in the late 1800s. Would be interested in anyone related to John Adamson or his family in Dumfermline, Scotland. Name: Nancy J. Engebretson CommentsMy grandma's mom was a McIntosh. She married a Granger. I would sure like to chat with someone who has some geneology info from the area around Grand Island, Beaver Crossing or Spaulding Nebraska. Would love to learn more about our McIntosh ancestors. Thank you for a wonderful site. My maiden name was Nelson. Married name is Nancy J. Nelson. My grandma was Catherine (Cassie) Ollie or Olive Granger.Her mom's name was Sarah McIntosh. . She had a niece, Margaret McIntosh I believe from Spaulding, Nebraska. She is now deceased. Please contact me if you have any information. Name: Thomas Taylor CommentsI am looking for more info on Peter McIntosh's life before coming to the United States. He was married to Margaret Turner. I have a birth date of 1746, 1754 and 1760, born in Scotland. Let me know if anyone has any info. Thanks. Name: Barney Bigman CommentsThis site has been of great help for me in my quest of compiling data on the livelihood of Archie McIntosh who lived during the mid eighteen hundreds. Since my first posting of a slight story on Archie and in requesting assistance from the McIntosh Clan for additional information, I have since been in contact with numerous McIntosh Individuals. As of date I’ve communicated with McIntosh’s from Maryland, Ohio, Oklahoma, Kansas, Ontario and different parts of Canada and also a couple from Scotland! Thus far my bibliography of Archie McIntosh is starting to look like a book. The following is an updated version of my last posting to this web site, in the spring of 2001. Archie McIntosh was the chief of scouts before Al Sieber at San Carlos, Arizona; this was during the 1800's and during the Apache conquest of that time. In being a long time friend of General Crook of the U.S. Calvary, he was personally requested and was appointed by Crook to set into place an Apache Scouting Party within the U.S. Calvary at San Carlos. Archie was instrumental in creating a working scouting program and of who were mostly full blood Apache men. The Program treated the Apache Warriors who participated, equally and fairly. The scouts received military rations, military pay, horses, cattle, tools, guns, ammunition, supplies for their families and what ever accommodations the government provided at that time. It was also during this time that the scouts were issued military uniforms and there was speculation that Archie introduced the insignia patch, which was worn by these scouts. The patch pictured two Apache War Lances, which are crossed. The patch was later adapted by the Special Scouting Units of the U.S. Army in the early 1900's and then was later worn by the U.S. Army Rangers Special Forces Unit. As much facts that I can get at this time about this patch is that it was last utilized in 1975 by the Green Bert Unit of the Army. Facts and accounts about Archie McIntosh can be found in numerous history books such as "The Conquest of Apacheria", "Al Sieber, Chief of Scouts", "Clan Chattan, Vol.IV, No.21960", and "An Apache Branch of Clan McIntosh", just to name a few. Archie was half Scot and half Ojibwe of the Chippewa Band of Ontario, Canada. Archie's grandparents on his father’s side of the family migrated from Scotland. His mother’s side of the family came from the Chippewa Band, which lived in the general areas of Minnesota, Michigan and Ontario. Archie started his military career in Oregon. In enhancing his tracking and scouting abilities he served the U.S. Military for a few years in the following states: Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho, California, Utah, Nevada and Arizona. Archie later married a woman who was half Apache and built his ranch at the Mesquite Springs on the Pinto Creek northwest of Globe, Arizona. He later moved to San Carlos and built his home south of the Gilson Wash just north of the present State highway 71. Remnants of his concrete dwellings are still present behind the Weeches Store, which no longer exist. Archie's son and grandson, Donald McIntosh Sr. and Donald McIntosh Jr. became well known Tribal Judges for the San Carlos tribal government. I and many of my great, great grandfather’s descendants live on the San Carlos Apache Reservation and in various parts of the Southwestern United States, although a few of us live elsewhere. As earlier stated, I am presently in the process of compiling an accurate account of Archie's historical bibliography. Very sincerely, Barney Bigman Name: Cherry Dyler CommentsI do not know much about my Scotish decent, but would like to know what the Dyler Clan Coat-of-Arms looks Like. Thank you, Cherry Name: susan ritchie Commentshaving problems tracing member of sept ritchie who migrated to launceston on the orsovar in 1911. needing family back ground on william ritchie. can any one help. thank you Name: Robin Wright (MInstLM) CommentsAlthough my name is of the Clan MacIntyre, just discovered my G Grandmother (Paternal) Maiden name was Noble, which is a Sept of McIntosh Name: Robin Wright (MInstLM) CommentsAlthough my name is of the Clan MacIntyre, just discovered my G Grandmother (Paternal) Mainden name was Noble, which is a Sept of McIntosh Name: John McIntosh CommentsI.m a decendent of Andrew and Simon McIntosh. Name: Christina Knauss CommentsHi -- glad to see this great Web site. My paternal great-grandmother was a MacGlashan and I was proud to find we are a sept of the honored MacIntosh clan. Hope to see Castle Moy when I visit Scotland in the next year. Keep up the good work... Name: Meg Ritchey CommentsI am interested in more information. 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Please let your friends & familys know about this ! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kidrock TBT http://extremekidrock.moonfruit.com http://www.kidrock.com http://www.Unclekracker.com http://devoted.to/kidrock http://www.atlantic-records.com http://www.RollingStone.com Name: James Eugene Moffat CommentsI am trying to trace family lineage but only can verify to my grand parents. Any help would be appreceated. Name: David Martin CommentsLooking for family ties to the Grant clan in the Kirriemuir area. My Great grandmother was Helen Grant born in the early 1800s and lived at Caddam Farm. Name: Jason McIntosh Commentsjust looking for my family heritage Name: Alan Jay McIntosh CommentsHi to all McIntosh’s out there I’m back again. This is my branch of the McIntosh tree. Much up dated from my last posting. Most of this was put together by my Aunt Vivian Inez Adamson (nee McIntosh). Some from Tom961 who did some research for me. (Thanks again Tom) My Great. Grandfather is James O. McIntosh, b in Iowa 1856. Father b in Iowa and mother in Ireland. James had a sister Viola McIntosh, James married Inez Cecelia McIntosh nee Richardson; b 11-29-1861 in Illinois or Iowa d 3-30-1957 in Pondcreek Oklahoma, Father b in Scotland, Mother b in Illinois. Their children were Charles Warder McIntosh, (my Grandfather) b, Iowa 10/31/1879, d, 5/29/1970 Modesto Calif. Marred to Margaret Loretta McIntosh nee Dodson, b, Texas 4/18/1884 d, 6/27/1965 in Modesto Ca They were married 12/10/1900 in Oklahoma, Frank E McIntosh b 10-1-1881 in Kansas d 11/7/1953 in Oregon, His wife was Mary Ann McIntosh nee Braine (My Grandmother Margaret’s step sister), Murlin McIntosh (male) b 10/20/1883 Kansas d 9/28/1968 in Kansas. His son is Max McIntosh born and lived in Kansas dates unknown, Iva Alice McIntosh (female) (marred name was Depue) b 7/26/1886 in Kansas d 4/10/1955 in Oklahoma, Lloyd L. McIntosh (male) b 9/5/1888 in Kansas d 7/8/1966 in Oklahoma, Zina L. McIntosh (male) b 1892 in Kansas d 1964 in Oklahoma, Elster A. McIntosh (male) b 4/12/1894 in Oklahoma d 3/19/1979 in Modesto Calif. Son named John McIntosh Verna McIntosh (female) (marred name Smith) b 10/1/1897 in Oklahoma d (unknown), Nina McIntosh (female) (marred name Robbins) b 6/11/1899 in Oklahoma d 1980. The children of Charles and Margaret McIntosh were all born in Oklahoma, (Town of Pond Creek). They are, Charles Clair McIntosh, b, 5/5/1902. D 4/17/1984, Meta Vie McIntosh, b, 7/8/1907. D 5/6/1997, Dale Warder McIntosh, b, 3/30/1909. D 1/11/1983, Vivian Inez McIntosh, b, 12/9/1918. D 4/10/1980, Lee Otis McIntosh, b, 10/9/1920. Now living in Modesto Calif, J.W. McIntosh, (my dad), b, 11/26/1924, also living in Modesto Calif. Norma Jean McIntosh, b, 12/21/1930. d just a few years ago. If you see a name you know send me an e-mail so we can exchange info (I have lots more) or just to say hi. My e-mail is wazzuume2 @ aol.com. Thanks all. Name: sharon patton Commentsi love scottland, it is a big part of my history. my mother was a hall. and m+y father was a patton. Name: Misty D. McIntosh CommentsName: LesleyL. Bautista CommentsI am looking for the Angus James McIntosh clan from Minnesota,who,s son married Nellie Merrell,who's daughter Evelyn Marcella married Willy Biesemeier whom has a daughter, my mother, Marlys (Lolly) Biesemeier Name: Sandra E. Paton Hill CommentsI am a granddaughter of Jessie Tainsh Paton mr. to Alexander Paton, Sr. They came from Alva, Clackmannanshire, Scotland in 1911. They left wth their young son Alexander, Jr. age 4. Left Glasgow aboard the ship Furnessia and landed at Ellis Island on May 1 of that year. They settled in the coal fields of Carbon County, Pennsylvania.Alex, Sr. passed on in 1944 and Jessie in 1962. Their son Alex, Jr. passed on in 1975, all are buried in the Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery in Summit Hill, Pa. Alex,Jr. married in 1937 to Blanche Estelle Graver daughter of Owen Cleveland Graver and Helen Mae Wetzel of Hudsondale, Pa. near Weatherly,Pa. They had 4 children, Douglas Alexander 1938, Sandra Estelle 1940, Pamella Jean, 1942 and George Owen 1946. All of whom are living in and around this area. Most of the grandchildren are still located in this area except one that is near Reading, Pa. Great grandchildren are all school age and I may have graduated this year. I am hoping to find relatives in Canada, Scotland, Rhode Island, Mass. Colorado and California & London. I know my grandmothers brothers daughter is living in London. Her Name is Pamela Tainsh Leapman and would be about 64 or 65. I think she has 2 children a son and daughter and was widowed a good many years ago. Anyone with information may e-mail me at sandra60 @ webtv.net. Thank you SANDRA Name: Billy Krenelka Commentslooking for information on Kristen Lea Mcintosh, has lived in texarkana Name: brian lewis mcintosh CommentsI would like to find some information on mcintosh family members Name: Colleen Pendleton CommentsI visited your site because i have a son whom is a Macintosh. His father was raised in Scotland before moving to Canada as a boy. His mother was a Hannah from Clydebank. I will share this with my son. I have raised him to know that he has a heritage to be proud of. Thank you Name: Robert McIntosh CommentsJust started and when I find more info about my family I will post it Name: Ryan McIntosh CommentsName: ELLEN LEE NEE MCINTOSH CommentsBest wishes to all the McIntoshs everywhere.I am researching my family tree and I am struck at the moment.My great grandfather was Allan McIntosh b.25.2.1831 Bridge of Cylun Duthil,Inverness,his parents were Robert McIntosh and Anne Collie.However it seems that she was only married to a Donald McIntosh at Rothiemurchus the Dell 10.12.1818 Are Robert and Donald the same person?Their first son was also called Donald 5.2.1820.Has anyone got any information about McIntoshs in this area at around this time .Thanks Name: ELLEN LEE NEE MCINTOSH CommentsName: ELLEN LEE NEE MCINTOSH CommentsName: ELLEN LEE NEE MCINTOSH CommentsName: thomas MacIntosh Commentsi'm a 14 year old MacIntosh who wants to know anything about the macintosh because i love my hertaige i know a little galic and would like to know more please e-mail me thank u Name: Alex Toshach CommentsName: BEN MCINTOSH CommentsName: BEN MCINTOSH CommentsName: BEN MCINTOSH CommentsName: Terri Hunter CommentsI was searching for Information about the Clan of Hunter and here you popped up! Very interesting site! God Bless! Name: Reginald Ritchie CommentsName: joyce mcIntosh Armstrong CommentsLouis McIntosh please contact me re Christina McIntosh. Name: Fran Stewart CommentsHi everyone Just thought that I would see what has been going on this site lately. My name was Gilbert my Mom's name ( maiden) was McIntosh her Mom was Minnie Dell Luke McIntosh of Keosauqua , Ia Everyone have a nice day Name: cindy russell Commentsmy mother Ellen MCKINTOSH IS VERY INTERESTED IN TRACING HER MCKINTOSH ROOTS THROUGH HER FATHER CHARLES MCKINTOSH FROM PERTH Name: Andrew McIntosh CommentsName: The Lighthouse CommentsI was searching for various Catholic sites, the browser opened and there you were. Nice site. In Christian Love, Lisa The Lighthouse webmaster http://www.lisaslighthouse.org Name: Laura McIntosh CommentsI am an 11 year old girl living in England and I am looking for a girl pen-pal (hopefully a McIntosh!!) who is about my age. I'm looking forward 2 your e-mail! Laura Name: Hillary Grieves CommentsDoes anyone know of a Henry Grieve? He change his last name to Grieve when he signed up for the civil war since he lived with a man named Lewis Grieve. I think Henry's parents worked for this Lewis Grieve but i am not sure. I have no idea who's Henry's parents are. Could Henry have been a McIntosh? |