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Name: MCINTOSH CommentsI am searching for the whereabouts of Joan Margaret McIntosh who had a daughter born on July 5th 1965 at Grace Maternity Hospital Halifax, N.S. Would you please contact either myself at ladymcintosh[at]sympatico[dot]ca or her daughter Catherine at Catherine[at]distributors[dot]com as soon as possible. It is important that she find her mother as soon as possible. many thanks Name: Marjorie White CommentsMy Great Great Grandfather was Sween Mackintosh of Croy, Ardersier, & Nairn. Born in 1811, but have no idea when or where he died. Last contact was on the 1881 Scottish Census, and he & his wife Isobel McDonald were living in Nairn. Name: Keith Noble CommentsGreeting from Canada's Nation Capital, Ottawa Ontario Just doing some research on the Noble's from Scotland, Settled in Halifax Nova Scotia. Great Grand Father was a Proud Scot's Man. Never forgot his roots, unfortunately forgot to to pass on info to his future generation. What info I have is some thing to do with the house the House of Stuart. with loyalty to Clan McIntosh. Name: Justin Ritchie CommentsI'm searching for information on my ancestors. I am a Ritchie from Clan McIntosh. Would love to hear from any Ritchie's who live in Scotland, as I hope to visit Scotland one day. Please Email me[at]justinritchie[at]cox-internet[dot]com Name: George Anthony McIntosh CommentsI'm in Fallujah Iraq and have been here a year. would like to find more information about my name. Name: Joy CommentsLooking for information on John McIntosh, born in Scotland, whose children were born in Maine and included Catherine, Margaret, John, and Isabella. The family moved to Baton Rouge, Louisiana[at]an unknown date. He died abt. 1857. The children are listed on the 1860 census for Baton Rouge, but I have been unable to locate them in 1850 or anywhere in Maine. Their mother may have been Annie McLean/McLain or perhaps Margaret McLean/McLain. Thank you for any help locating them. Joy Name: Todd McIntosh CommentsMERRY
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Todd McIntosh Name: Stacie Jackson CommentsMy grandmother Georgia McIntosh married to the late Lyle June. Not sure of lineage any help would be greatly appreciated. :) Name: Ernest Keith McIntosh CommentsI moved to Texas from Arkansas. My great great grandfather was Nimrod Mcintosh. I haven't found any prior info. His wife was a Sherrill. The story is that Nimrod was in a fight when a man was killed. He left Ar. in a wagon and lived out the rest of his life in Ok. There is a McIntosh county there, but don't know if there is any connection. Any help on Nimrods ancestor's would be appreciated. kpmcintosh[at]ntin[dot]net Name: Janis Lanphear CommentsMy Great Grandfather was Jesse James (J) McIntosh who was born in 1856 and died of a pistol shot 12-25-1899. His Daughter Alma Arrah McIntosh was my grandmother. Jesse's father was Balis McIntosh Name: Francisco Mackintosh CommentsName: Rich Glennie CommentsNoticed no references to the Glennie name in the messages. Are there any Glennies out there? My confirmed Glenie/Glennie line originates in Leslie, Fife, Scotland, came to Nova Scotia about the 1790s, and my line moved to Ontario in the 1840s, to Harbor Beach, Mich., about 1860 and northern Minnesota (Int'l Falls) about 1906. I'm seeking some additional information on the Glennies who remained in Scotland. The first confirmed Glenie was John Glenie married to Margaret Smith. There were five children, two came to North America (John and James), but three did not (William, Andrew and Jean). Any help would be appreciated. Name: Christopher L. McIntosh CommentsName: Bruce MacFarlane MacRitchie CommentsHello fellow clansmen/clanswomen...... Name: Kala Jo McIntosh Vargas CommentsName: Ronald Deane (McIntosh) Sparkman CommentsTrying to trace my mothers side if the family. My Mothers Grandfathers name was Frank McIntosh married to Lena Montigado. Any help would be great. Thank you. Name: Ronal Deane (McIntosh) Sparkman CommentsTrying to trace my mothers side if the family. My Mothers Grandfathers name was Frank McIntosh married to Lena Montigado. Any help would be great. Thank you. Name: Shawn Robert McIntosh CommentsI'm just finding out my heritage as a Scot in the greatest clan in all of history...I'm new to this, so if any clansmen can help me w/ finding my ancestry, that would b great... Name: Tammy CommentsLooking for the parents of Catherine E. McIntosh b. abt 1839 in Ohio. She married Andrew Hibler Fleming in 1859 Peoria Co, IL and she died May 24,1890 in Hoopeston, Vermilion Co., IL. Thank you. Name: robert l malason CommentsI was try to search my grandparents, great-grandparents etc whose surname was Dallas. I found that they were all born in Partick Scotland. I found your web site informative. Thanks Name: Terry Metherell CommentsLooking for information on F.McIntosh, stonemason, who built "Glenview Cottage" ,the first house in Thornton Street,Fairlight(then Manly) in 1886.He may have been related to David McIntosh, another stonemason of Kennedy Street,Manly Vale in the 1890s;or to a Senior Sergeant McIntosh,who in 1894 was the officer in charge of Manly Police Station. After leaving Manly,McIntosh moved to Garden Street, Alexandria(Sands Directory 1894).Around the late 1880s there were several F(red )McIntoshes in the Newtown and Macdonald Town areas of inner Sydney involved in asphalting and contracting to the great building and land speculation 'booms' of the period. Name: Dorothy Terrell CommentsI am trying to find out about my Grandfather Daniel Ernest {MacIntosh}McIntosh. He change the spelling from Mac to Mc. He was born in Halifax Nova Scotia And came to the US when he was around 12 .I have tried to find anything about him without success. It is very important to me and my children. My mother has been estranged from her family for many year. And I found your site and was wondering. If we might be Family. This is all I know. Born : Daniel Ernest MacIntosh, in Halifax Nova Scotia Canada. around the year 1875. I believe he was 92 yr When he past in 1962 Alameda County Ca. USA HE ran away when he was very young left Canada. He married my Grandma Rosa E Gilson in 1904 our around. Lived in Parrydale Or. And Sweethome area My Mother said she never heard them talk about his family He had avery large family 3 boy & 6 girls she was second to the youngest He was around 50 when she was born .I don't now if this helps are not but could you contact me now if we are family. I am sorry to ask such a large favor .If not Thank you for taking the time to read this. May God Bless You and your Family I hope you have a wonderful Christmas & a safe New Year Dorothy Terrell lildot61[at]hotmail[dot]com Name: WILLIAM EDWARD MCINTOSH IV CommentsI AM LOOKING FOR MY ANCESTORS AND ESPECIALLY FOR THE FAMILY OF WILIAM EDWARD MCINTOSH III, MY FATHER WAS BORN IN CALIFORNIA AND WAS A LT COLONEL IN THE ARMY AND SERVED IN VIETNAM AS A CAPTAIN/HELIPCOTER PILOT, MY GRANDFATHER WILLIAM EDWARD MCINTOSH JR (lived IN SHARON MASS LATER IN HIS LIFE AND THEN MANSFIELD MASS[at]THE END) SERVED IN PATTONS ARMY AS A CAPTAIN ....BUT I KNOW NOTHING OF MY GREAT GRANDFATHER ANY IDEAS Name: Ann Lemmon CommentsName: Penny J. Ruff CommentsGreat grandfather was Clarence Welden Blakney, married Cora McCoy. Name: Mark Hoag CommentsGreat web site, looking for Mcintosh's of Peter McIntosh sailed from Greenock, Scotland on the ship Monima; May 1775, he was 28 and from Glasgrow. (source Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America 1625-1825 Vol#1 by David Dobson. His passage aboard the ship was 100 pds of tobacco (believed to have been paid by Margaret Peggy Turner's parents).Peter Lives in Nc , Alot of Kin forks in KY, Pa Name: Mark Hoag CommentsGreat web site, looking for Mcintosh's of Peter McIntosh sailed from Greenock, Scotland on the ship Monima; May 1775, he was 28 and from Glasgrow. (source Directory of Scottish Settlers in North America 1625-1825 Vol#1 by David Dobson. His passage aboard the ship was 100 pds of tobacco (believed to have been paid by Margaret Peggy Turner's parents). Peter Lives in Nc , Alot of Kin forks in KY, Pa Name: Derek McIntosh CommentsJust browsing and found the site, good work! Don't think I've any links to north America, the family's been in the kincraig area for as long as we can tell. interested to hear from anyone with any possible connections. Name: ginger mcintosh Commentswould like to know about my clan and history Name: Eddie McIntosh CommentsMy Grandparents are Robert Nicol McIntosh 1870 - 1927 and Matilda Low McKay McIntosh of Inverurie. I have lost 2 Aunts 1 who went to Aus 1 To NZ. The others all from the Aberdeen or Banchory Ternan area are Annie,Isobella,Matilda,Louisa,Margaret,Mary Jean,Robert and George (my father. Jessie and Agnes I think are the 2 who went to Australia and NZ. Any info would be helpful Name: Jeffrey T McIntosh Commentsson of William McIntosh grandson of Thomas McIntosh born in Kirkcoldy mother Elizebeth grandmother can not remember her name Name: Douglas Hamilton McIntosh CommentsMy great great grand Parents were Kenneth and Catherine (nee Ross) Mcintosh. His oldest son, Ken married Grace Cruickshank and as a honeymoon they left Scotland on the 10 Dec 1858 for N.Z. His youngest son was Colin, my Grandfather and his Youngest son was my Father, Bruce. I have two children , a Daughter Called Alexandra and a son called Sam Name: Richard Duncan Mackintosh Commentshi, i am richard son of christopher and grandson of duncan. never knew there was anything like this. cool. im 19. live the dream. Name: Ian McIntosh Commentshi im 14 and im a McIntosh and son of Derek McIntosh good bye! Name: Marie McIntosh-Mealman CommentsJust curious and doing some basic research. My father was a William Mcintosh Name: Steven Ritchie Comments"Na bean don chat gun lamhainn" Name: John Davidson Carson, M.D. CommentsCapt. John Mohr McIntosh was born in Bardinoch, Scotland on 24 March 1700 and died[at]Borlum, St. Andrew's Parish, GA in September 1761. Name: John Hamilton Heggie CommentsName: Vanessa McIntosh CommentsName: Walter C. Carson, Jr. CommentsName: Joshua Mackintosh Corbet CommentsJUST INTERESTED IF ANYONE HAS INFORMATION ON WHEN THE MACKINTOSH CLAN FIRST CAME TO NEW ZEALAND. Name: Iverson Warner Doles, III CommentsI know that Doles was one of the families or clans in northern scotland...I'm just trying to discover any link between scotland and u.s.a...I've traced my family back to virginia in the 17th century. If you have any records of the Doles family, please help. thanks, Warner Doles Name: donald mcintosh CommentsGRANDFATHER (WILLIAM MCINTOSH) LIVED IN HIGHLAND TOWN JUST OUTSIDE EAST LIVERPOOL OHIO. Name: MCINTOSH CommentsIf anyone is related to Peter McIntosh born 1812 or Alexander and came to Puslinch, Ont Canada in 1832 married Janet Patrick had a son Charles Peter McIntosh, who moved to Bruce Mines, Ont,John and Joseph-twins, James remaining in Ont and James who moved to Rochester, N.Y., relatives in Portage, Manitoba, Other relatives are in- Anne, Notre Dame, Ind.,Mary b. 1834 Kansas, Laughlin-b. 1826, Ont. Canada-Charles b. 1833 Ont., Canada-Isabella B. 1836-Ont. Canada- Margaret b. 1836, Ont. Canada; Margaret b. 1838 Asshippun, Didge Wisc, USA; Ellen b. 1844 Wi. USA; Elisabeth b. 1842 Wisc, James b.1849 Canada- buried in Kansas, Louisa b. 1852 Wisc buried in Kansas Please drop a line. ladymcintosh[at]sympatico[dot]ca Lets have a bigger homecoming of my relatives this year. The Highland Games are being held on August 18-21st, Sarnia, Ont., Canada--just across from Port Huron, Michigan, USA. We will all meet this year[at]the Dow People Place, Front st., Sarnia, Ont on August 18th, 2005[at]6.30 p.m. where I will have a live band playing with 3 McIntosh family members in it. Country and Western Music. Families also included in this gettogether for These McIntosh descendants are FORBES,BROPHY, MCPHERSON, MCROBBIE, HALL, DELINE, DIXON, PALMER, MCCRAE AND HERMAN PLUS DESCENDANTS from Canada and USA. Its our yearly gettogether for all descendants of this MCINTOSH CLAN and when you get here I will see to it that you know the way to visit the cemeteries where these McIntosh ancestors were buried and you can take photos is you wish. Other McIntosh families are also invited--Everyone must sign in so I can send you, your personal invitation next year. I have over 2,100 listed. Kindly remember this is a McIntosh and descendants gathering. Note: The Highland Games goes from Aug. 18-21st, 2005. Come on along and see who can hurl that 75 lb Hagis the farthest or a full keg of beer uncorked the farthest. Let the Highland Games begin. Best always, ladymcintosh[at]sympatico[dot]ca Name: WILLIAM McINTOSH CommentsGOOD TO READ ABOUT THE MCINTOSH CLAN I AM WILLIAM MCINTOSH, SON OF WILLIAM AND ISOBEL MCINTOSH. FROM THE VILLAGE OF NEWTONGRANGE NEAR EDINBURGH. Name: WILLIAM MCINTOSH CommentsI AM WILLIAM MCINTOSH, BORN TO WILLIAM AND ISOBEL MCINTOSH ON THE 24TH OF SEPT. 1966. I AM HUSBAND TO ANNETTE AND FATHER TO HANNAH MARY, I NOW LIVE IN THE TOWN OF SOUTH QUEENSFERRY EDINBURGH. Name: WILLIAM McINTOSH CommentsGOOD TO READ ABOUT THE MCINTOSH CLAN I AM WILLIAM MCINTOSH, SON OF WILLIAM AND ISOBEL MCINTOSH. FROM THE VILLAGE OF NEWTONGRANGE NEAR EDINBURGH. Name: Todd William McIntosh CommentsThis is all new to me, trying find out some info on my family tree. My Grandfather is from, Glasgow, Scotland, "Duncan McIntosh" imagrated to Canada in the 1940's. Any information is welcome, Thanks T.W.McIntosh Name: Jill Mary Sanders (nee McIntosh) CommentsI have researched my family history back to John and his wife Elizabeth Wallace. John begat Alexander who married Jane McKensie and they had 5 children that I know of, including John Grant McIntosh, who was my great grandfather and came to Australia in 1853 with his wife Jessie Rose. The name Grant, was also in his older sister's name, Grace Grant, who married Simon Morrison and also emigrated to Australia. I am now trying to find out more about John and Elizabeth ( I think his father was yet another Alexander just to confuse things) and also to see if I can find a connection through the Grant name. I suspect it was the family name of a mother or grandmother. Any help would be appreciated. The family came from the Nairnshire area and[at]one my great grandfather was a estate manager, possibly near Loch Moy. Name: Thomas John McIntosh CommentsJust stumbled ont he site. Looking to trace my family tree on both my mother's side; Critchlow, and father's side; McIntosh. Also did they already hold the 75th family reunion. I would be real sorry I missed it. Any other clan members in the area, please email me. Maybe we can get together and compare notes. Name: Kyle Crarer CommentsI am looking for information on the McIntosh clan for a geneology project. I am disappointed[at]the schools blocking system because it blocks all the heretage sites and I know they are harmless. My name is Kyle, I am in grade eight. Thank You for creating this site. Name: suzetta squire CommentsMY FAMILY IS IN THE ARTUAMI CCACHE ARMSTRONG FAMILY TREE. SALEETKA IS MY GREATGRAND FATHER. IF YOU NEED MORE INFO ON US PLEASE GETIN TOUCH. Name: Andrew McIntosh Commentskeep up the good work let me know if i can do anything to help Name: Patrick Henry McIntosh CommentsMy father is Benjamin F. McIntosh. His great-great-great uncle is Chief William McIntosh. He is looking for information on John Ward McIntosh. His wife was Dorcas Shiver and two of his sons, Kenneth and John, Jr. died during the battle for Island #10. Any other information would be greatly appreciated. Name: Gina Chapman CommentsLooking for Lela Ann McIntosh from Kentucky or any family members. She was born in or around 1945. Name: John Pringle CommentsMy mother was a Mcintosh .parents from Nova Scosia Name: mcintosh CommentsIf anyone is from Canada and would like the searchsite sent to them to check to see if they have unclaimed money[at]the bank of Canada which can only be claimed to end of month drop a line and I will send the site to you. this is money that was put into an account and years later transferred to the head bank of Canada. If it is not claimed it automatically goes to the Bank of Canada ladymcintosh[at]sympatico[dot]ca Name: Charlie Wayne McIntosh II CommentsBorn September 24th 1985 in Paducah, Kentucky Father Retired CWO3 William Keith McIntosh Born 1957 Union City, Tennessee Mother Stacia Selene Sinclair Born 1960 Fly Creek, New York Named after my Great-Grandfather Charlie Wayne McIntosh Uncles Gary McIntosh, Richard McIntosh I don't have much info. Just wanted to post and greet my fellow Clansmen! Name: Leslie Paul Elder CommentsVery interesting site I didn't know I was a Sept of the Grand Clan MacIntosh I am very honerd, I have traces my direct family line from my dad back to around 1640 or so my ancester named John Elder from Ulster Ireland and story goes that he came from the Scottish Highlands but I can not comferm that if you or anyone has any ideas please let me know Paul Name: Russell Ashworth CommentsLooking for info on my great grandfather, Archibald Macintosh, from near Inverness, who emigrated to America around 1902. Archie apparently had several siblings. He married Blanche Davies (Cardiff, Wales) in Texas in 1904. Name: David Dallas CommentsI am trying to search for Dallas family history. Any pointers would be appreciated. Dave Dallas Name: Bob Tiernan CommentsDonald McIntosh, First Lieutenant, 7th Cavalry born: Sept 4, 1838[at]Jasper House, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. died: June 25, 1876 while commanding G Company[at]the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Son of James (John) and Charlotte Robinson McIntosh (she was a direct descendent of Red Jacket, a chief of the Six Nations). His father was a factor in the Hudson's Bay Co. and of the same Scotch family as Sir James McIntosh. His father was killed by Indians when Donald was 14. Donald lived[at]various posts of the Hudson's Bay Co. and[at]Vancouver [Washington] from 1846 to 1851,[at]Oregon City from 1851 to 1853, and in Portland in 1854. Also[at]Forts Dalles and Steilacoom during the 1854-60 period. Was serving as chief clerk for Colonel (later General) Daniel Rucker in 1861 and remained with him during the Civil War. Married Mary (Molly) Garrett on Oct 30, 1866 in Baltimore. Appointed as Second Lieutenant in the 7th US Cavalry effective August 17, 1867 and promoted to First Lieutenant in March 1870. In the absence of the company commander, McIntosh was assigned by Custer to command Company G in the 1876 Sioux War. McIntosh’s company was one of three companies taken into the Little Big Horn valley by Major Reno to initiate that battle. Reno formed a skirmish line across the valley flats for about 15 minutes after nearing the village, and then moved his men into the timber along the river where a defensive position was formed for about another 15 minutes. Reno lost control of the situation and ordered a withdrawal back across the river onto the high ground. In the disorganized rush towards a closer ford than the one the battalion crossed earlier, G Company was last to leave the timber and Lieutenant McIntosh was knocked from his horse and killed by Indian warriors closely pursuing the troops that were barely resisting (a slower withdrawal allowing cover fire would have prevented many casualties). McIntosh’s body was found badly mutilated two days later when a relief column arrived to aid the surviving portion of the regiment. McIntosh’s remains were buried where he fell, and then exhumed in July, 1877 and reinterred the following month in Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery. Exhumed again in 1909 and reinterred in Arlington National Cemetery. His widow received a pension of $30 per month until her death on May 12, 1910. [Ref: "Men With Custer" by Kenneth Hammer]. Name: Bob Tiernan CommentsI see a lot of references to McIntosh ancestors from Canada. There was a Donald McIntosh born[at]Jasper House in Montreal in 1838, and killed[at]the Little Big Horn in 1876 while commanding Company G in Major Reno's battalion during the retreat from the valley some three or four miles from where Custer was killed. McIntosh was the son of a James (John) and Charlotte Robinson McIntosh. His father was a factor of the Hudson's Bay Company and was from the same Scotch family as Sir James McIntosh. If anyone knows anything about this particular family from Montreal I'd appreciate hearing about it. I'm particularly interested in knowing if Donald was the brother of Archibald McIntosh, a scout who served with army units in Oregon and California and who commanded in some small battles with Indian warriors. I was once told that they were brothers but never looked into it. See the next post for more detailed information regarding Donald McIntosh. [Much info in this and next post is from "Men With Custer" by Kenneth Hammer.] Name: Andrew Stewart Nairn CommentsI know the Nairns are a sept of the clan Macintosh but this does not show on your website. I also know they have a tartan of their own but I am unsure whether they have their own family crest or use that of the clan Macintosh. Name: dan ritchie Commentscould someone please explain to me the meaning of the clan motto, "touch not the cat without a glove??? please email me an answer talmidofmashiach[at]yahoo[dot]com Name: Elizabeth Hay Black Watson CommentsMy mother was born Jane M. McIntosh. Her family has lived in Sewickely Pa for the last 150 years. The first McIntosh which I have been able to trace is Kenneth McIntosh who was born in 1847 and died in 1883. Name: Shirley Smith CommentsLooking for historical facts! I'm of Chinese, Jewish and Scot descent. All I have is verbal history that was passed on. I believe there was a Agnus Bruce MacKintosh in our lineage, but I have no other info on him. Does anyone have any info on whether there was a missionary or "?" who travelled to southern China, in the region of what was Canton? Please email me with ANY info. Thanks much! Name: Michael Kevin McIntosh CommentsName: John Mackintosh CommentsHello, I'm trying to fill in some gaps in my family history. My grandfather Cecil Taylor Mackintosh was born in Inverness-shire in 1905. He moved to Glasgow with his mother Jessie Mackintosh who married a Mr. Hall.Does anyone have any info relating to this? Thanks. Name: Andrew McIntosh CommentsI don't see any mention of McIntosh's from N. Ireland here. I know we go back quite a way here as my great, great grandfather, was from here. Name: Julie Mcintosh CommentsStarting a family tree on my husbands family,as far as we know all first born boys were called William as is my husband his father and his father before, my father in law was born in glasgow eldest son of William and Isabella McIntosh brothers Jim, David,john, George and sister Babs and my husbands great uncle was called Noah anyone who has any information on the family please e-mail me thanks Name: Prof Bill McIntosh CommentsThis site is an excellent idea. |