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Re: Henry Mackintosh 1836 in Mexico

Rcantu48 — 2012-05-10 02:52:13Z

Is there a relation to Guillermo Mackintosh and his brother (name unknown)? There were said to have immigrated from Scotland to work in the mines of Chihuahua. Could they all be related?

MackIntosh to McConnell + family

ruthhay2 — 2012-04-06 10:53:13Z

Im having problems locating Donald MackIntosh, Margaret McConnell and/or any children. My hubbies gran has her dad being Mathew MackIntosh and mum being Margaret McEwan, i found the marriage for these two which told me Mathews father was Donald and mother was Margaret McConnell, this is where it gets tricky neither Mathew, Donald or either Margaret are showing on census or birth records for them, i do have a death for Mathew in 1926 in Govan Glasgow mum Margaret McEwan died 2 years later in 1928. On the death and marriage records there are witnesses Thomas and John who i am assuming are brothers to Mathew but i cant find them either.

Donald MackIntosh b abt 1869 (im guessing, unknown place of birth)d before 1924
Margaret McConnell b 1869 re m in 1924(J.N.Morrison)

Mathew MackIntosh b1887 d 1926 Govan Glasgow
(Thomas MackIntosh John MackIntosh both possible brothers to Mathew)
The only two first person records i have for Mathew are his marriage and death records and none for his father Donald. any help would be greatfully received

Re: MacKintosh, Inverness, Scotland, 1850

sandeemac — 2012-01-09 20:11:02Z

Hi Kyle

My name is Sandra Macdonald. I came across your post for the Mackintosh family. I believe I may be related to Catherine Mackintosh (born 1850), daughter of Janet and Donald. Catherine Mackintosh, who is related, married a Donald Mackintosh who was a gardener. Donald and Catherine had a daughter, also called Catherine. Catherine (jnr) went on to marry Alexander Macdonald in 1897 in Edinburgh. Catherine and Alexander then had a son, Arthur John Macdonald, who is my granddad.

Does this sound familiar or spark a family jolt with you at all. Please write back to me at sandeemac@live.com.au.

Regards
Sandra

Duncan MacKintosh

fionacmacdonald — 2011-10-28 12:18:17Z

I am looking for relatives of Duncan MacKintosh - he was born in Killearnan, Ross & Cromarty in 1983 and died in Burntisland (Fife) in 1930. He was employed at the Grange Distillery as an "Excise Watcher" - he was married - wife may have been called Jessie or Jeannie.

Can anyone make a connection?

I have today found out that his wife was called Jane Langford, she was born around 1886 in Dorset - her father worked for the railway.

James, George Mackintosh/Young Monument Pic from Stirling

clddbd — 2011-09-01 05:27:53Z

In July 2011 I was fortunate to be able to visit The Church of the Holy Rude which lies right below Stirling Castle in Stirling Castle. I hope someone finds it meaningful to their family.
Cheryl

Aeneas MACKINTOSH

JamesCM056 — 2011-08-29 00:20:45Z

Hi all,

Did anyone have a relation called Aeneas Mackintosh, born around the late 1700's, no later than 1815 for sure?

He lived near Bethnal Green in London and had a son called John Mackintosh who married Ann Stilwell.

I have hit a wall with this one.

Re: Henry Mackintosh 1836 in Mexico

MirandaInLondon — 2011-05-14 12:33:36Z

I know your post is years old now but I was wondering if you could possibly mean Henry Alexander Mackintosh (b. 1808 in Westminster, London)? He emigrated to Mexico with his brother Ewen Clark Mackintosh (b. 1802 in Westminter, London) who went on to become British Consul of Mexico.

Hugh Mackintosh born 1799 Inverness

saraeros — 2010-08-10 18:58:25Z

I am searching for any information regarding the birth & parents of Hugh Mackintosh/Mcintosh born about 1799 in Inverness. He moved to London and Cambridge working as a Tailor. Married Jane Stark(1802) in London, and had at least three sons in Cambridge, William(1829) John and Hugh(1833). I'd really appreciate any help. Sara Rogan-Mackintosh

Re: Mackintosh/McIntosh Inverness Scotland

sandeemac — 2010-07-08 00:30:41Z

Hi Cheryl

My name is Sandra Macdonald, and my great gran, Catherine Mackintosh married Alexander Fraser Macdonald, either late 19thC or early 20thC. They had two sons, Arthur John and Alexander Fraser(stillborn). They were in Scotland. I dont have details of Catherine's parents unforunately. Do you have these people in your family network.

My email address is sandeemac@live.com.au

Regards
Sandra

Just Getting Started. William J Mackintosh

Mogulsmac — 2010-05-16 18:55:25Z

This is fun. I'm just getting started. Interested in any and all information on William Mackintosh, b @1881 in New York. Married Maud. Lived on Staten Island, NY. and possibly earlier in New Rochelle, NY. Family connections to the Sigsbys, who may have lived in Saratoga, NY. Any and all information will help. Thank you. Ken Mackintosh

Re: William Mackintosh or McIntosh

rvmisty — 2010-04-18 18:29:27Z

opps Jane Baird not Mary

Re: William Mackintosh or McIntosh

rvmisty — 2010-04-18 17:39:47Z

Hi Jane
there is a marriage William McIntosh ( Use Soundex) Mary Baird
at Ayr Kilmarnock 1856 on scotlandspeople
I would have download it but I don't have credits
They was a family link to my Bairds to Kilmarnock as on one of the census Mary was living with a uncle in kilmarnock
hope this helps If you can get the marriage cert we will know if we have any family link
cheers Jan

Re: William Mackintosh or McIntosh

rvmisty — 2010-04-18 13:53:53Z

Hello Janet
your sent my husband a message about the Jane Baird and he past it on to me as it is my family line
I don't have any info on Jane Baird just that she was born 1823 Old Monkland Lanarkshire and her Parents were Hamilton Baird and Margaret leitch
My line is Mary Baird Jane sister
so if you want to get in touch my email is jancallan@gmail.com
Cheers Jan

Re: Mackintosh buried at Westlawn-Hillcrest Cemetery, Douglas Co, Omaha NE

JeffreyVaillant69 — 2010-04-11 23:20:25Z

My great grand uncle and his wife. John F Mackintosh 1862-1920 and his second wife Ida PAGE Mackintosh 1870-1920.

Annie Mackintosh Knox Death 1887

JeffreyVaillant69 — 2010-04-11 23:16:42Z

Elgin Courant, 10 June 1887, page 5, column 6:

At Old Lodge, Elgin, on the 9th inst, Mrs. Knox and baby

Thomas Graham Knox and Annie Mackintosh Marriage 1886

JeffreyVaillant69 — 2010-04-11 23:15:09Z

Moray and Nairn Express, 17 July 1886, page 1, column 1:

KNOX-MACKINTOSH--At Old Lodge, Elgin, on 14th July, by the Rev. Robert Cowan of teh Free High Church, Captain Thomas Graham Know, of the Anchor Line India Service, to Annie, daughter of Laclan Mackintosh.

Angus Mackintosh Death Notice 1867

JeffreyVaillant69 — 2010-04-11 23:12:53Z

Elgin Courant, 15 Feb 1867, page 3, column At Gray's Hospital, Elgin, on the 3d inst, Mr. Angus Mackintosh, crofter, Blervie Hill, Rafford, aged sixty-two years.6:

Lachlan Mackintosh Obiturary 1908 Elgin, Scotland

JeffreyVaillant69 — 2010-04-11 23:09:11Z

Moray and Nairn Express, Saturday, December 26, 1908, page 4, column 6:
LATE MR L. MACKINTOSH, ELGIN
Another old Elgin citizen in the personality of Mr. Lachlan Mackintosh, retired tweed manufacturer, passed away at this residence, Moray Place, Elgin, on Sunday, in his 84th year. The disabilities of advancing age necessitated Mr. Mackintosh’s retiral from active business a number of years ago, and for some time he had lived the secluded life of an invalid.
Prior to his retirement, Mr. Mackintosh was a well known figure in the community and although a native of the town, he identified himself with all its interests and enjoyed an extensive knowledge of its history. Originally hailing from Nairnshire, Mr. Mackintosh came to Elgin over half a century ago, and ultimately set up in business for himself as a clothier in Commerce Street. After giving up this business, he started a wholesale tweed establishment, which proved very successful and secured a very wide connection. Latterly the business he founded has been successfully carried on by his son, Mr. H. B. Mackintosh.
When the volunteers were started Mr. Mackintosh was one of the original members, and took a leading part in their formation in Elgin. He was keenly interested in the movement and with his customary zeal threw himself into the work, and he was wont to recall with pride the position the Morayshire Volunteers took at the first Royal Review at Edinburgh in 1860.
Some thirty years ago higher education was at low ebb in Elgin. Mr. Mackintosh viewed this state of matters with concern, as he desired above most things to see the fame of the city as an educational centre preserved as it stood in the days when pupils came “from the ends of the earth” to be educated here. Along with a few gentlemen, he started the Elgin Educational Institute—now the Station Hotel—which for a number of years did good work under its first headmaster, Professor Saintsbury, who has since become famous in literature. The Institute continued to flourish under his successors, and was only discontinued when the work was taken up under the new regime of School Boards.
For a term of six years Mr. Mackintosh was a member of the Elgin Town Council and took a very real and practical interest in the progress of the town. It was a time of municipal stress when the Amenities Association was in existence, and Mr. Mackintosh was warmly interested in its work. It was largely through his instrumentality that Lossie Green and the river bank in its vicinity became what they are to-day, and the east and west end drinking fountains were placed where they are largely through his efforts. Mr. Mackintosh likewise took a special interest in the Bishop’s Palace, and a number of years before it was transferred to the care of the Town Council, the building was strengthened and part of its roofed in through his exertions.
For many years he was also convener of the Six Incorporated Trades of Elgin, and was fully conversant with all the old records of the various crafts.
Mr. Mackintosh possessed cultured and literary tastes, and was particularly fond of collecting old records and curiosities. The Fruit of his knowledge in this direction was a popular local guide entitled “Elgin: Past and Present.” In this volume he took pardonable pride in telling how he discovered Elgin’s long lost coat-of-arms. Knowing from his historical knowledge the important position occupied by Elgin in the north in bygone days, Mr. Mackintosh felt confident that the town possessed a coat-of-arms, and through his initiative inquires were made at the Lyon King-at-Arms, Edinburgh. That official, after searching the records, could find no trace of any such coat-of-arms having been registered. Mr. Mackintosh was not defeated, however. Search was made in the town cadget, an old chest, where local records are kept, and there, sure enough, discovered the blazon of the arms of the city, where it had lain for about two hundred years. Along with the coat-of-arms was found the receipt for its registrations. The Town Council passed a vote of thanks to Mr. Mackintosh for the trouble he had taken in the matter, and presented him with a copy of the coat-of-arms, signed by the then chief magistrate, Provost Black. Mr. Mackintosh more than once received the formal thanks of the town Council for disinterested services rendered to the town.
It is interesting to note that the present seal of the Elgin County council as designed by Mr. Mackintosh. When the council came into existence in 1890, a seal was, of course, an absolute necessity. Mr. Mackintosh’s design was unanimously accepted, and the County Council presented him with a copy bearing the thanks of the Council above the signature of the convener who at that time was Mr. J Grand-Peterkin. In the Elgin Museum he was also warmly interested, and by his demise Elgin has lost a noted antiquarian whose advice was asked by for and near.
Mr. Mackintosh was an ardent supporter of the State Church, and in politics a staunch Conservative.
It is an indication of his popularity that although standing as an avowed Conservative in what was considered a Radical stronghold, Mr. Mackintosh on the two occasions upon which he was returned to the Town council, was at the top of the poll.
The funeral took place to the Elgin Cemetery on Wednesday, and was largely attended.

Re: William Mackintosh or McIntosh

JanetBurge24 — 2010-04-10 21:43:10Z

Can not find a marriage certificate or death cerificate for William or Jane
William was a Surgeon at the Princes st Hospital Edinburgh (Year unknown)
the story is that he commited suicide on his horse with a rope some time after 1870 ????????????

Re: William Mackintosh or McIntosh

dixymick — 2010-04-10 17:16:52Z

Janet,

Where is your brick wall ? Before or after ?

Michael,
Newcastle

William Mackintosh or McIntosh

JanetBurge24 — 2010-04-10 06:14:51Z

Hitting a brick wall with this one
ancestor of mine William born 1820 married Jane Baird she died in childbirth in 1842
William and Jane born in Scotland
Their daughter Alice married James Goodsell
Their daughter Elizabeth married Alfred Hoare
Lived in Northumberland

Mackintosh/McIntosh Inverness Scotland

wendyladd17 — 2010-04-06 13:15:58Z

Looking for connections to: Alexander Mackintosh bn abt 1822 in Inverness per 1851 census/Glasgow per 1861 Census, married Ann MacLennan bn Kilmalie, Inverness. He lived in Nairnshire 1851, 1861, he died at Ardclach 1869. Father Angus Mackintosh and mother was Mary MacLennan.

Alexander and Ann's children: Mary 1845, Catherine (m James Glass) 1848, Margt 1850, Alex 1853, Angus 1855, Ann 1857, Donald 1869, Isabella (m James Page)1862, Jessie 1865, Christina 1867

Obituary- Andrew S. Mackintosh - 1815-1903

jamedlin1 — 2009-12-24 20:18:40Z

The Reveille Echo
Dated- December 31, 1903
(Columbiana County, OH)

A VETERAN

In Religious and Political
Warefare Gone
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Father of D.H. Mackintosh
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Ready for the Summons – Funeral
Held Today

Andrew S. Mackintosh, one of the most widely known and valuable citizens of Mahoning county, died at his home in Damascus on Monday evening at 5:45 o’clock, after a very short illness. He was born in Yellow Creek township on Sept. 18, 1815, and remained upon the farm for a time and later became a miller by occupation.

In 1851 he was united in marriage with Miss Mercy Thompson, a daughter of the late John Thompson, of Beloit. To this union five children were born, as follows: John, residing at home; Mrs. Theodore Stanley, of Windham; Daniel H., of East Palestine; Samuel E. of Salem; and Lida, at home. In 1856 Mr. Mackintosh settled upon a farm in Goshen township, a short distance north of Garfield and remained there until a few years ago when he removed with his family to Damascus.

Andrew S. Mackintosh was a man of good judgment and took an active interest in politics. He was a great reader and was at all times posted upon the current events. For 21 years he held the office of justice of the peace and his administrations were characterized by just decisions and those which were upheld by the higher courts. In 1880-81 he was a member of the state board of equalization, a responsible position which he ably filled. He was a descendant of the old Scotch Presbyterian stock and he remained true to the faith of his ancestors until death. For 45 years he was an elder in the church and no conference was complete without him. Few men had stronger traits of character than the deceased. Few men had a larger circle of acquaintances than the departed. He despised sin in all its forms. He was a firm believer in the religion of Christ and died triumphant in the faith, fully ripe and ready for the kingdom which he is to inherit.

Funeral will take place from the Methodist Episcopal church in Damascus today at 10:30 a.m.. Interment in the Salem cemetery.

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I hope this helps someone with their search.
I am not related.

Re: Angus Mackintosh Descendants Website in Scotland

wendyladd17 — 2009-12-03 16:22:45Z

I have an Angus Mackintosh bn 1855 Croy, Scotland, parents were Alexander Mackintosh bn 1823 Glasgow and Ann McLennan bn 1825 Fort William, Scotland. Do they fit into your tree? Please email me at; wendymladd@yahoo.ca

Mackintosh Kiltarlity

fionacmacdonald — 2009-11-13 21:34:01Z

My g grandfather William MacKintosh was born in about 1850 in Kiltarlity, Inverness-Shire. I know his mother's name was Grace but am unsure if she was a Campbell or MacKenzie or in fact if she was actually married to the person said to be his father - he too was called William MacKintosh and was a shepherd. By the time my g grandfather married Christina Matheson in Killearnan in the early 1870s, it is stated that his father was dead and that his mother is Grace MacKintosh.

I can find no trace of William on the 1851 or 1861 census and no trace of Grace MacKintosh.

William and Christina along with their son Willie are buried in Kiltarlity cemetery. At the time of his death, William was living at Shore Street, Beauly in what I believe was a house belonging to Lovat Estates - he worked for them from about 1875 until he became ill and died. He started off as a farm labourer but was a farm manager latterly.

Can anyone make a connection?

Angus Mackintosh Descendants Website in Scotland

JeffreyVaillant69 — 2008-12-08 16:39:01Z

URL: http://www.mackintosh.org.uk/

This site is for the decendants of Angus MacKintosh, his family, friends and anybody else who wants to join. In the site you will find that there are discussion forums, image galleries, genealogical information. So pull up a seat and be welcome.

Wee bit about Angus:

Family Group Record for Angus MACKINTOSH

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Husband: Angus MACKINTOSH
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Born: Abt 1805 - , , Scotland
Christened:
Died: Abt 3 FEB 1867 - Elgin, Elgin, Scotland
Buried:
Marriage: 30 NOV 1824 Place: Inverness, , Scotland
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Wife: Margaret RALPH
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Born: 4 JUN 1791 - Nairn, Nairnshire, Scotland (1)
Christened: 5 JUN 1791 - Nairn, Nairnshire, Scotland
Died: 24 AUG 1873 - Nairn, Nairnshire, Scotland
Buried: - Nairn, Nairnshire, Scotland
Father: William RALPH (1766- )
Mother: Janet McINTOSH ( - )
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Events
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1. She worked as a stocking knitter in Nairn, Nairnshire, Scotland.

2. She was baptized on 5 JUN 1791 in Narin, Nairnshire, Scotland.
In the Old Parochial Register for the Parish of Nairn in the County of
Nairn dated 5 June 1791 is a RALPH entry that reads:

"June 5th William Ralph in Town and Janet McIntosh his wife had a child
baptised named Margaret Wit(ness?) xxx Falconar and Marge P----in in
twon. The child was born yesterday the 4th June."

3. She appeared on the census in 1841 in Nairn, Nairnshire, Scotland. (2)
There is a Margaret MacKintosh, age 44, who was born in Nairn, living on
King Street with John Ralph, age 20 who is a shoemaker and Lauchlan, age
13 and Galloway, age 10.

4. She appeared on the census in 1871 in Nairn, Nairnshire, Scotland.
Margaret appears as a 76 year old boarder at 2 Wellington Square whose
occupation was "formerly stocking knitter". She was born in Nairnshire,
Nairn.

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Children
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1 M Lauchlan MACKINTOSH
Born: 28 SEP 1825 - Nairn, Nairnshire, Scotland
Christened:
Died: 20 DEC 1908 - Elgin, Elginshire, Scotland
Addr: Moray Place, Elgin, Elgin, Scotland
Cause of Death: Heart Disease and Bronchitis
Buried:
Spouse: Ann MILLER (1830-1901)
Marr. Date: Abt 1850 - , , Scotland
Spouse:
Marr. Date:
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Events
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1. He appeared on the census in 1841 in Nairn, Nairnshire, Scotland. (2)
There is a Lauchlan, age 13, living with Margaret, age 44 and Galloway,
age 10 on King Street.

2. He appeared on the census in 1861 in Elgin, Elgin, Scotland. Lachlan
appears as a 36 year old married male who was born in Nairn, Nairnshire
and is a Master clothier and tailor who employs 8 men and 4 boys.

3. He appeared on the census in 1871 in Elgin, Elgin, Scotland. Lachlan
appears as the head of household, married, 43 years old, a clothier
employing 11 men, born in Narinshire.

4. He worked as a Tweed merchant from 1871 to 1908 in Elgin, Nairnshire,
Scotland.

5. He resided at Old Lodge, 9 High Street in 1881 in Elgin, Nairnshire,
Scotland.

6. He appeared on the census in 1891 in Elgin, Elginshire, Scotland.
Lachlan appears as the married head of household, 65 years old, a tweed
merchant born in Nairnshire, Nairn.

7. He resided at Old Lodge, High Street in 1891 in Elgin, Elginshire,
Scotland.

8. He appeared on the census in 1901 in Elgin, Elginshire, Scotland.
Lachlan appears as the head of household, married, 76(?) years old, a
wool merchant who was born in Nairnshire, Nairn.

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2 M Galloway Ralph MACKINTOSH (3)
Born: Abt 29 AUG 1830 - , , Scotland
Christened:
Died: 18 JAN 1905 - Des Moines, Polk, Iowa (4)
Cause of Death: Age, General brake down, Asthemia
Buried: 20 JAN 1905 - Des Moines, Polk, Iowa
Addr: Woodland Cemetery, 2019 Woodland Avenue, Des Moines, Polk, Iowa
50312
Spouse: Mary A. ATKINSON (Abt 1837-1915)
Marr. Date: 30 JUL 1857 - Des Moines, Polk, Iowa (5)
Spouse:
Marr. Date:
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1. He appeared on the census in 1841 in Nairn, Nairnshire, Scotland. (2)
There is a Galloway, age 10, living with Margaret, age 44, and Lauchlan,
age 13, on King Street.

2. He immigrated on 27 MAY 1854 to New York, New York, New York. (6)
According to the 1900 census. Found a Galloway Mcintosh who arrived in
New York 27 May 1854, age 23 from Glasgow, Scotland aboard the Ship
Adirondack

3. He appeared on the census on 4 AUG 1856 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa.
Galloway A. McIntosh appears as a 25 year old male who was born in
Scotland and whose occupation is stone cutter. He has been in Des Monies
less than a year. He is on page 78, line 30, 154 and family 157. The
enumerator was Byron Judd

4. He received his Intention citizenship on 25 NOV 1856 in Des Moines,
Polk, Iowa. "STATE OF IOWA, Polk County, ss: Personally appeared before
me, H. M. Hoxie, Clerk of the District Court, in and for the County and
State aforesaid, Galloway R McIntosh a native of Scotland who, after
being by me duly sworn, did depose and say, that it is bonafide his
intention to become a citizen of the United States of America, and to
renounce forever all allegiance and fidelity to any Foreign Prince,
Potentate, State or Sovereignty what ever, and particularly to Victoria
Queen of Great Britain of whom he was a subject. Signed Galloway R.
McIntosh

Subscribed and sworn before me, this 25th day of Nov A. D. 1856, Signed
H. M. Hoxie, Clerk"

5. He appeared on the census on 9 JUN 1860 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa.
Listed as G. R. Mcintosh, aged 29, born in Scotland. NARA Series M653,
Roll 338, Page 54, Line 6-9. Living with Mary, age 23, their 2 year old
son Lachlan and a daughter whose name appears to be Jane M but could be
Jennie M, age 3/12 year old. His occupation is that of stone mason/stone
cutter.

6. City Directory: 1866-1867, Des Moines, Polk, Iowa. G. R. McIntosh is
listed as a stone mason whose home is at 9th near River on (page 110).

7. He appeared on the census on 18 JUL 1870 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa.
Listed as Gallaway R. Mcintosh at 2nd Ward, age 39, Stone cutter with his
32 year old wife Mary and children L. Douglas (12), Jennie M. (10), John
(8), Anna (5) and Mary (2). His occupation is Stone cutter born in
Scotland whose value of real estate is $4000 and personal estate of $200.

8. City Directory: 1874-1875, Des Moines, Polk, Iowa. G. R. McIntosh is
listed as a stonecutter at the capitol building, residing at 110 Fifth
(on page 106).

9. He appeared on the census on 6 JUL 1880 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa.
Gallway appears as a 49 year old white male born in Scotland as were both
his parents. His occupation is Stonemason.

10. He appeared on the Iowa State census in 1895 in Des Moines, Polk,
Iowa. Galaway R appears as a 65 year old born in Scotland who lives in
the First District.

11. City Directory: 1897, Des Moines, Polk, Iowa. Mackintosh Galloway R,
stone cutter, res 1440 21st

12. He resided at 1440 21 st Street in 1897 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa.
Galloway R Mackintosh is listed in the 1897 Des Moines City Directory
(page 399) as a stone cutter.

13. He appeared on the census on 9 JUN 1900 in Des Moines, Polk, Iowa.
Galloway was living at 1440 21st Street, a 69 year old male born in
Scotland as were both of his parents. He came to the United States in
1854 and was a naturalized citizen. He has been married for 42 years to
Mary A. a 63 year old female born in Ohio as were both her parents.
Living with them are Ralph E. their 29 year old son born in Iowa and a
bookkeeper as well as daughter Grace E. 26 year old born in Iowa AND
Louise D their 12 year old granddaughter!

14. City Directory: R. L. Polk Des Moines, 1904, Des Moines, Polk, Iowa.
Mackintosh, Galloway R, stonectr, res 1440 21st, page 634

15. City Directory: R L Polk, 1905, Des Moines, Polk, Iowa. Mackintosh,
Galloway R died Jan 18, 1905 page 629

Some sources:

Sources

1. Old Parish Records (http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk).
2. Old Parish Records (http://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk). .... 1841 Scotland
Census, Enumerator's Schedule No. 1, Nairn Parish, #123.
3. Bushnell's Des Moines Directory, Des Moines City Directory. .... The
Riverside Business and Residence Directory, Des Moines, Iowa.(1882)
4. State of Iowa, Department of Health, State of Iowa, Department of Health,
Certificate of Death 770636. The death certificate states that Galloway
R. Mackintosh died at 2:30 a.m. on Jan 18, 05 of age, general brake down,
asthemia. Fred A. Cope was the informant who gave his birthdate as Aug
29, 1830 based on an age of 74 years, 4 months and 19 days. Galloway was
married and born in Scotland. His father was Angus Mackintosh born in
Scotland and his mother Margaret Ralph born in Scotland. His occupation
was stone mason. He died at 1440 21st Street in Des Moines, Polk County.
5. Polk County Courthouse Marriage Register (Volume A 1846-1866 "Marriage
Index"), page 190.
6. Ancestry.com.

James Samuel Mackintosh

NormJMack — 2008-11-11 19:00:47Z

Hi All,
I am looking for any info on a James Samuel Mackintosh (my grandfather). His wife was Isabella Ada Greenwood. They had Norman, James, John, Donald and Isabelle as children. James Samuel became a Chief Inspector in the Glasgow police afe#ter WW1 service. His father was James Mackintosh - farm manager at Dalcross farm (prior to Inverness airport being built on the land). Any info very appreciated.

Norm. J Mackintosh

the mcintosh or mackintosh family

elizabethfinie — 2008-02-29 10:13:40Z

can any one help i am trying to find out about the other side of my family my great grandmother was called kate lumsden millener troup mcintosh she came from peterhead in scotland her parents were daniel or donald born 1849 and beatrice troup born in 1857 i have some information from her brother daniel family bu if anyother member of her other brother robert family are outthere maybe they could help she also as far as we know two sister one called catherine and the other was jane troup mcintosh the spelling of the surname may have changed to mackintosh

the mcintosh or mackintosh family

elizabethfinie — 2008-02-29 10:09:54Z

can any one help i am trying to find out about the other side of my family my great grandmother was called kate lumsden millener troup mcintosh she came from peterhead in scotland her parents were daniel or donald born 1849 and beatrice troup born in 1857 ihave some information from her brother daniels family bu if anyother member of herother brother robert family are out ther mmybe they could help she also as far as we know two sister one called catherine and the other was jane troup mcintosh the spelling of the surname my have changed to mavkinintosh

Mackintosh: Lethen, Auldearn: 1827-1903

bcmanson — 2007-10-31 18:00:02Z

My great great great grandfather, James Mackintosh (b.c. 1807), was employed as a “saw miller” or “carpenter” from at least the 1841 census through the 1901 census. In each of those enumerations the family was living at “Burnside of Lethen”. James died there in November of 1903. James had lived there for at least 62 years, almost all of which he was a saw miller or carpenter for Lethen House.

He married Ann LAWSON in 1827 in Ardclach (dau. of James LAWSON and Isabella KINNAIRD). Ann died in Lethen in 1871. Children, all born Lethen between 1830 and 1850, were Ann, Isabella, Margaret (married to Robert Manson, my line), Sophia, James, Mary, Georgina (married to James Wallace), Jane (or Jessie), and George.

We have some old postcards which indicate that there were related Mackintosh's living there until at least 1910.

MacKintosh

fionacmacdonald — 2007-10-30 16:33:54Z

I am looking for descendants of Donald Mackintosh (born 1874 in Killearnan, Scotland) and Ada Elsie (nee marbrook). Donald MacKintosh was a career solider who married Ada Elsie in Dover, Kent in 1911. They had a son called Herbert Duncan MacKintosh who was born in Dover in 1912 and died there in 1996. Their daughter was called Christina Elizabeth - she was born in Dover in 1916.
Donald served in the Cameron Highlanders and fought in WW1.

Ada Elsie died in Dover in 1994 aged 106.

Can anyone help?

Henry Mackintosh 1836 in Mexico

firemack1 — 2007-07-11 17:48:50Z

I am looking for any information about Henry Mackintosh. I know he was in Guadalupe y Calvo in Mexico in 1836. He acquired some mines along with Robert Auld and John Buchanan. At that time they installed the first steam engine in the metallurgical industry of the state of Chihuaha, Mexico. Around 1836 to 1850 maybe longer they built a "castle" of sorts. One wall of the structure is still standing as it is part of the federal prison in the town. My parents went down a few years ago and saw what remains of the building and tried to find a headstone that according to family stories was inscribed in silver. They were unable to find it. Not surprising that it is gone if it really had silver in it. If anyone has heard of similar stories in their history please let me know. Thanks

Mackintosh - Gartly, Aberbeen

jgmackintosh — 2002-08-25 12:53:57Z

Hi

I'm trying to find any connections.

James Mackintosh born in Banff 1850. He then maried Margaret (Maggie) Gordon around 1872.

Margaret Gordon already had a son Charles G Anderson. This was to a previous marriage? to a Peter Anderson

James and Margaret had the following family

Alexander W. (1874)
James
Heannie
Maggie A
William S

They lived in Gartly Aberdeenshire in 1881

In 1891 they moved to Arabella, Near Fearn in ross & Cromarty and in 1901 were living in Lamington in Logie Easter, Ross & Cromarty

By this time they had two further sons John R. and George.

I believe that at least one of the family moved to Austrailia. Any help would be appreciated.

A New Board Administrator for MacKintosh

666888 — 2007-06-19 00:20:03Z

The New board admin is Peter McCrae.

Duncan Mackintosh

WendyAnneAppleby — 2006-12-06 13:08:56Z

Looking for more information on Duncan Mackintosh, born in Inverness, Scotland, abt 1810
Married Tomina McPHERSON, some time before 1835
He had (at least) 4 children:
John
Jestina (Jessie)
Jane
unknown

Lived in Conside and Knitsley, Durham, England in 1871

More information on any of them would be highly appreciated.

Elizabeth Mackintosh.Boston MA

jayteez2006 — 2006-07-08 18:51:05Z

Looking for any info about Elizabeth Mackintosh,address 28 Somerset st.Boston Mass. in 1909 cousin of William Harrison arrived in USA on ship SS Ivernia.

Emily Alice "Eppie" Mackintosh - Richmond, Natal, South Africa

Mehlwemamba — 2006-06-08 20:29:08Z

I'm trying to trace the forebears of my great grandmother, Emily Alice "Eppie" Mackintosh, who married James William Thomas "Jim" Marwick b.1866. They lived in the Richmond area of Natal, South Africa. James was born very shortly after his parents and brother arrived from the Orkney Isles. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jonathan Gale, New Zealand. Jofajolu@amcom.co.nz

Hector Mackintosh b.early 1800's UK (or S.Africa)

Mehlwemamba — 2006-06-08 20:29:08Z

I'm looking for details of my gtgt grandfather, Hector Mackintosh who married Jane Balland ? (not sure if Balland was her second name or surname). It is likely that they emigrated to South Africa - but possibly born in S.Africa.

They had 12 children, 2 being boys. I have the names of 7 of them:

* Emily Alice "Eppie" Mackintosh b.19/01/1867 d.09/07/1953, my great grandmother, married James William Thomas "Jim" Marwick b.1866. They lived in the Richmond area of Natal, South Africa. James was born very shortly after his parents and brother arrived from the Orkney Isles.

*Harriet Mackintosh who married John Marwick, brother of JWT Marwick above.

*George Mackintosh

*Willie Mackintosh

* Barbie Mackintosh

*Nellie Mackintosh

* Elsie Agnes Mackintosh who married David Humphrey Jones

And 5 other girls.

If you're able to assist me in my search I'd be most grateful.

Jonathan Gale
New Zealand
Jofajolu@amcom.co.nz

Re: Looking for Mackintosh's

Mehlwemamba — 2006-06-08 20:29:08Z

Hi Robyn

My Mackintosh family comes from near Pietermaritzburg (Natal) South Africa and originated in Scotland. If you supply me with some names and dates of birth I could search my Tree and see if we have anyone in common.

Regards

Jonathan

Re: Samuel Mackintosh

smacker00 — 2006-04-24 14:29:31Z

Where was he born and roughly what year as i have a Samuel in the 1850's living around Penrith/Keswick/Whitehaven in the UK. If this seems relevant, please contact me.

Mackintosh's in the Cumberland area

smacker00 — 2006-04-24 14:23:31Z

Am trying to trace back the Mackintosh's who were living in and around Keswick, Penrith, Whitehaven from the early 1800's. I have found them in the census from 1841 to 1901, and know my line from there back to the present day, but would like to spread out a bit more and further back. Looking for links to Mackintosh's specifically if in relation to Teasdale (b:1811 m:Margaret Wilson) and Wilson Mackintosh a son.......please contact me if you have any information....

james mackintosh and rebecca wilson

KathyHowells77 — 2006-02-24 22:39:32Z

have a dr. james mackintosh (dentist) b. 1831 New York who married rebecca wilson b. Pa. children: james, daniel, ianthe, ida and samuel. can anyone help with information? thanks

MACKINTOSH - SCOTLAND TO GEORGIA, 1736

squashbanana — 2006-02-15 16:18:44Z

I am seeking information about the 16th & 17th c. Scottish ancestry of my 5th great-grandfather John Mor (Mhor) Mackintosh, b. 1698 in Badenoch, Scotland, d. 1761 in Darien, Georgia, who came to Georgia with General Oglethorpe in 1736 as captain of Scots Highlanders. Here's what I have so far:

William Mackintosh (3rd Proprietor of Borlum) of Invernesshire, Scotland; m. 1656 Mary Baillie of Dunain. Son:
William Mackintosh, b. 1658 d. 1743, Brig. Gen (1715) Jacobite; m. Mary Reade. Son:
Lachlan Mackintosh (of Knocknagail), b. abt 1673; m. Mary Lockhart (dau. of John Lockhart of Inverness). Son:
John Mhor Mackintosh, (of Badenoch), b. 1698 d. 1781; m. 1725 Marjory Fraser (b. 1701?). Son:
George Mackintosh, (b. Georgia 1739, d. Florida 1779); m. Ann Priscilla Houstoun, b. 1744. Son:
John Houstoun Mackintosh, (of Camden Co., GA), (1764-1848 ); m. abt 1789 Eliza Bayard (b. 1768). John Houstoun and Eliza Bayard were my gt-gt-gt-grandparents.

Specifically, I am looking for the ancestry of William Mackintosh, 3rd Proprietor of Borlum (DOB, DOD??), who may have been the grandson of an earlier William who founded the Borlum branch of the Clan and was the second (?) son of Lachlan Mhor Mackintosh (b. ?, d. 1606) — but if you se any errors in my list above, please notify me..

I would be grateful for any help, including sources (books, etc). Please post info if you have it, or email me. Thanks very much.

Mignon Cameron - MABCam@aol.com

Erica H. Mackintosh obit from NY 2002

LauraRivers518 — 2006-01-28 05:10:15Z

Peru — Erica H. Mackintosh, 91, of Summit Drive, Peru, and formerly of Glen Cove, Long Island, died Saturday, May 4, 2002, at the Meadowbrook Healthcare Center in Plattsburgh.

She was born in England on Oct. 10, 1910, the daughter of James and Christine Kelly.

Mrs. Mackintosh was a homemaker who was very active in the First Presbyterian Church in Glen Cove, Long Island. She was also a member of the Glen Cove Community Hospital Ladies Auxiliary for many years. She enjoyed knitting, reading and playing bridge.

Survivors include one son and daughter-in-law, John and Ann Marie Mackintosh of Peru; two granddaughters, Laura and Susan Mackintosh of Peru and a grandson, John Mackintosh of Peru.

She was predeceased by her parents and her husband John.

There will be no public calling hours. A memorial service will be held at a later date on Long Island. Burial will be in the Locust Valley Cemetery in Locust Valley, Long Island.

Arrangements are with the Hamilton Funeral Home in Peru.

Im not related
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Re: Mackintosh, John F

2005-11-03 16:52:23Z

Glad I could help you some!

Re: Mackintosh, John F

2005-11-03 16:30:23Z

Vikki

Thank you for the information and I have written and had a response from the cemetery. Their dates and yours means I have sent for death certificates for both people.

Again, thank you

Jeff

Mackintosh

2005-11-02 20:40:30Z

Ada E. was born 1886 and died June 13, 1920
John F. was born 1862 and died Nov 4, 1920
Neither had obits that I could find.

Sorry I couldn't help more than that!
You might try Westlawn-Hillcrest cemetery, where they're buried and see if they have more info than what I have.
5701 Center St. Omaha NE 68106

Re: Mackintosh buried at Westlawn-Hillcrest Cemetery, Douglas Co, Omaha NE

2005-10-13 15:23:29Z

I'll see what I can find!

Re: Mackintosh buried at Westlawn-Hillcrest Cemetery, Douglas Co, Omaha NE

2005-10-11 15:37:30Z

Please tell me more as John F. Mackintosh is my great grand uncle.....Ada Surname unknown is his second wife. They had a daughter Ruth born about 1898. I think Ada was born in Illinois based on census records and that John died before 1930. So any more information would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you

Jeff

Mackintosh buried at Westlawn-Hillcrest Cemetery, Douglas Co, Omaha NE

2005-10-10 17:47:33Z

Ada E.
and John F.
Mackintosh

Both buried at W-H Cemetery,

No relation