McClintock - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Derry Cathedral Cemetery, Londonderry, Ireland

AuntRita1948 — 2012-05-22 04:32:28Z

Per 1839 probate Isabella Alexander

(see below)

A genealogical and heraldic dictionary of the landed gentry of Great Britain ...
By Sir Bernard Burke (pages 791-795)

This family is traditionally derived from Alexander M'Clintock, the ancestor of the Drumcar House, who went to Ireland from North Britain, temp. James I., and the descent is recorded in the archives of the cathedral of Raphoe. The late John M'clintock, Esq., son of John M'Clintock, by Sally, his wife, dau. of James Acheson, Esq., m. Margaret, dau. of Robert Alexander, merchant, of Londonderry, and by her, who d. in 1819, left at his decease, in 1802, six sons and three daus., viz.*

i. William-Kerr, of Hampstead Hall.

Ii. John.

iii. Robert.

iv. Hugh, m. Mary, dau. of ___ Hawthorn, Esq. of Dublin, but had no Issue.

v. James.

vi. Samuel, m. Mary, dau. of the Rev. Mr. Cochran, rector of Fahan, co. Donegal, and has issue, John-Samuel, Acheson, and Mary.

Vii. Eliza, m. to Andrew Beatty, Esq. of Londonderry,

Viii. Anne, d. unm.

ix. Jane.

Arms-Per pale, gu. and az., a chev., erm., between three escallops, arg.
Crest-A lion, passant, ppr.
Motto-Virtute et labore.
Seat - Hampstead Hall, Londonderry.

Re: McClintock, McKee, Keys, Cays, Cass

margueritelouise35 — 2012-04-22 20:18:42Z

You may want to check out a John MOODY who married a Margaret McClintock on Aug. 27 in St Patrice, Quebec Canada. That could well be in the Portneuf area as the lived in St. Basile, Portneuf, Quebec, Canada in 1871. John emigrated to the US where he is cited in the 1900 US Federal Census , proving Name, Residence and Birth. At that time he was 60, and lived in Methuen town, Essex, Mass. He died in 1929, age 89, in Lawrence, Essex, Mass.
I hve been researching my great-great-grandmother, Eliza (Elizabeth) MORAN, (born 1811) who may be John's grandmother. If you have any info useful to me, I would be thankful. Am still not sure that I have the right Eliza (Elizabeth) Moran.
Thank you, margo huc

McClintock, McKee, Keys, Cays, Cass

McClintockRN — 2012-04-02 03:33:33Z

Looking for any McClintock family lines that emmigrated to Canada first. I am looking specifically for information regarding the Irish/Scotish line (his parents and earlier) of an Arthur McClintock b.abt 1801 Ireland arriving in Sillery/Cap Rouge, Ste Foy, Portneuf, Quebec area Canada before 1827. He was married first to a Mary McKee [Keys][Cays][Cass] then to an Ellen Cleary. Any information you might have would be helpful. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Re: James R. McClintock, co-designer of H.L. Hunley submarine

erysso — 2012-04-01 02:49:29Z

Unable to make a connection between James R. McClintock and James Timothy McClintock. Sorry.

Re: Matthew McClintock 1806

lknewman — 2012-03-31 17:35:03Z

I am also a descendant of Matthew McClintock and have a lot of information regarding him. He was naturalized in 1806 in Chester County, South Carolina. I have spent years searching for information about his parents, as well as how and when he came to America. The most common theory is that he came as a child on the William and Mary from Larne, Ireland, to Charleston, SC, in 1772. Unfortunately, some of the known informatin contradicts that theory. Another theory is that he came to America a few years later with his brothers and migrated to South Carolina in the Chester area. One thing for sure is that he and his wife Sidnah (Fleming) lived and died in Chester. I have a copy of his will and have visited the cemetery (Old Purity Presbyterian) to see their headstones.

I am planning another trip to Chester in June this year to do some thorough research.

If you have acquired the information you need since your original post, please excuse this reply. If not and I can possibly be of assistance, please email me.

Lydia McClintock Newman

Re: McClintock Family History

DLM8348 — 2012-03-28 20:44:52Z

Yes I do: mcmartin14@gmail.com

And thank you very much!

Doug

Re: McClintock Family History

judeejo_1 — 2012-03-28 20:36:38Z

Sure Douglas. Do you have a private email address I can send it to?

Judy McClintock

Re: McClintock Family History

DLM8348 — 2012-03-28 20:01:03Z

I would be very much interested in his address. I believe he is descended from the same person that I am; James W. McClintic via Lorenzo Dowell and I am from John Ellison.

Thank you very much.

Douglas McClintic

Re: McClintock Family History

judeejo_1 — 2012-03-28 17:10:48Z

I have Jack's address, but not a phone number. If you want his address you can send me message.

Re: James R. McClintock, co-designer of H.L. Hunley submarine

tksam64 — 2012-03-25 18:52:18Z

Were you or your colleague able to establish a connection between James R. McClintock and James Timothy McClintock? I am also very interested in this connection if it is true.

Thanks,

Tim

Re: John McClintock of Northumberland Co., PA

DLM8348 — 2012-03-12 20:01:23Z

Jack, do you have any of your books left? I believe you once said you were descended from Lorenzo Dowell McClintic b. 10 Mar 1826; I am descended from John Ellison McClintic and can't seem to go back any farther than James William McClintic b. 10 Sept 1784 and Ruth Ann Ellison. I show Lorenzo as John Ellision's sibling; any information would be appreciated.

Thanks
Douglas L. McClintic

Re: McClintock Family History

DLM8348 — 2012-03-11 22:37:26Z

I do not show that name in my tree, but it seems like the families were fairly large in the early days and with 7-8 children per family and the way they expanded, maybe.

Douglas L. McClintic

Re: McClintock Family History

tremain_re — 2012-03-11 00:07:50Z

Are you related to the Tremain's of Missouri?

Bob Tremain
Escondido California
Tremains were around Brookfield

Re: McClintock Family History

mercur81 — 2012-03-10 12:44:11Z

He doesn't show up on Facebook with the email addres he listed in previous posts. I've had good luck finding people using peoplefinders.com http://www.peoplefinders.com

Peoplefinders.com provides a glimpse of people's info for free that can be helpful. They are out to sell you a subscription or more info but the free info is often good enough.

Peoplefinders.com shows him as Jack William Mcclintic in Katy, TX and formerly a resident of Houston and Lubbock, TX.

I then use anywho.com or whitepage.com to get an address.

I'm not finding a new address.

I'll send you an Ancestry.com messge

Re: McClintock Family History

DLM8348 — 2012-03-09 21:18:11Z

Did you ever get a reply from Jack McClintic? I have tried to contact him on his book but he has moved from his address in Katy, Texas. I was trying to find the parents of James William McClintic b.1784 and married to Ruth Ann Ellison; I am descended from one of his sons, John Ellison McClintic.
I will keep trying, maybe "facebook?

Douglas McClintic

Re: McClintock Memorial

jeannette_nida — 2012-03-09 15:08:52Z

I would like to buy the Book: McMclintock Memorial
Do you know where to get one.

mcclintock

jdc10859 — 2012-02-09 22:24:24Z

hi iam joe i am looking for mcclintock form shelby county ky and then from bloomingtion ind would love to fin family

Re: McClintocks of Londonderry, Northern Ireland, Ohio, New York

DavidFordyce11 — 2012-01-17 01:32:35Z

I have a relative Andrew McClintock that is located in Cincinatti, Ohio. He descends partly from the Fordyce family. I do not know about the McClintock part of his line.

v/r,

Dave Fordyce

Matthew McClintock 1806

Jnell Smelley — 2011-10-26 01:34:54Z

I am looking for my ancestor Matthew McClintock. I found him in the Naturalization Book A pg 33 2Apr1806 in Chester District SC. It states that he lived in the US 5 years previous and in SC 2 years. I have found that he was born in Ireland but I am unable to find any records how he arrived or any family members he came over with. I believe he sailed from Antrim Co Ireland but I do not have any proof of this. Have you ran across any McClintocks in your research with the immigration from Ireland to SC, USA? I know this is not your ancestor but I thought you may have come across something while researching. Any info would be appreciated. J'nell Smelley

Re: Matthew McClintock

hughm85 — 2011-10-23 18:07:31Z

I think it is likely your McClintock ancestor may have come from either Racavan or Skerry parishes in Antrim. Both list many McClintocks in Griffith's and James and Joseph McClintock of Skerry were listed as receiving the 1796 Flax Growers Bounty in 1796. Also a Thomas in Loughguile. Unfortunately early Irish recrds are scarce.

Re: John McClintock of Northumberland Co., PA

Jnell Smelley — 2011-10-23 17:25:59Z

Jack, do you still have copies of your book for sale? I wanted to know what lines you have listed before purchasing. My email address is jsstrees@aol.com, please let me know. J'nell Smelley

Lt. Burnice J. McClintock of Camden, NJ 1944

drbrownlee — 2011-10-03 05:09:31Z

Burnice is pictured as a flight cadet in the yearbook of the 44-E Class at Hicks Field in Fort Worth, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching family.

Re: McClintock Family History

McClintockRN — 2011-09-22 16:20:21Z

Does your book include any McClintock family lines that emmigrated to Canada first or only directly to the US? I am looking specifically for information regarding the Irish/Scotish line (his parents and earlier) of an Arthur McClintock b.abt 1801 Ireland arriving in Sillery/Cap Rouge, Ste Foy, Portneuf, Quebec area Canada before 1827. He was married first to a Mary Keys[Cays] then to an Ellen Cleary. Any information you might have would be helpful. Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Re: McClintock Memorial

msavoycole — 2011-09-19 01:28:43Z

Hi there -

How about I pay you the $50 dollars you paid? We could do it through pay pal if you would like. I look forward to hearing from you! Marianne. By the way, you can contact me through my email loving_momma4@yahoo.com.

Re: McClintock Memorial

Llaovell — 2011-09-18 15:43:25Z

Does anyone have a copy or willing to write down names and dates for an ancestor of Timothy McClintock or the McClintock Memorial Book? My maiden name is Tobias, eldest daughter of Paul Eugene Tobias, son of George William Tobias

Re: Marco McClintock

jody17141 — 2011-09-15 15:12:56Z

Hi Kashka:

I am so excited to see your reply! Marco's mother Helene Maunsell and my grandfather Francis Maunsell were sister and brother, so Marco and my father David are first cousins. They played together as children, but they lost touch after Helene died. My father has always wondered whatever happened to Marco.

I have done a lot of research on our family and found some very interesting info, some of which you may have seen on ancestry.com. I would love to communicate with you further, please feel free to contact me by email (jody@liveedgeconstruction.com). Really looking forward to hearing from you!

Jody (Maunsell) Parker

Re: Marco McClintock

KashkaMcClintock — 2011-09-15 14:31:19Z

I know this reply is quite late but Marco McClintock is my grandfather. He currently lives in Albany, Western Australia.

I hope I can help you out :)

Re: McClintock family

kaysam118 — 2011-09-07 19:33:49Z

Hi I am Karen. My Great great grandfather was Harrison Phillip Mcclintock born in Ky. Wonder if there is a connection here.

Re: McClintock Memorial

casatom1 — 2011-09-05 16:21:55Z

Need more info. Approx year? The book covers from the 1700s to 1985 and has many David McClintocks; no Anna Strawbridge, however.

Re: McClintock Memorial

judyhill1111 — 2011-09-05 15:01:00Z

Hi I saw your post on the book. Do you have a Dave McClintock who married a Anna Strawbridge? They had 1 daughter and 5 or 6 sons. In Pa. they live in Lycoming County and also Sullivan County. In or about 2 or 3 other County in Pa right close. If it is could you let know? Thanks so much.

Re: McClintock Memorial

casatom1 — 2011-09-03 00:12:08Z

If you are still interested in a copy of the book, I have one. Sorry your mother destroyed your book. Do you know why???? Please contact me at casatom@yahoo.com

Thanks

Tom Shelton

Re: McClintocks of New Castle County, Delaware

larryerera — 2011-08-26 01:17:41Z

Hi Judy:

My McClintock forebearers arrived in the 1820's (Alexander McClintock) from Ireland and over the years worked at the Lobdell Car Wheel Co. in Wilmington. I don't think they had any close relationship with your family, but one never knows.

Best regards,
Larry

Re: McClintocks of New Castle County, Delaware

judeejo_1 — 2011-08-25 23:25:16Z

Richard - contact me at judeejo@yahoo.com

Judy McClintock

Re: McClintocks of New Castle County, Delaware

judeejo_1 — 2011-08-25 22:38:19Z

Fascinating! My McClintock line in Delaware dates back to the mid 1700's and my patriarch Samuel McClintock did have a brother James, of whom we don't have much information on. I see the dates of your McClintock's are later 1800's so they may be descendents of James, or of someone in my line. I have 25 pages of researched McClintock's that I've gathered over the many years. I'll also look into a book I have that Jack McClintic had compiled, over a 25 year period, of 43 different McClintock lines and see if I can locate any of those on the headstone for you.

Re: McClintocks of New Castle County, Delaware

mercur81 — 2011-08-25 21:55:48Z

One of my Find A Grave friends took and uploaded a picture of Jane McClintock's grave marker today.

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=72...

I was correct about Jane McClintock being Jane Peoples.

Jane is the sister in law of my great grandaunt Mary Morrison. Jane's mother happens to be a Mary Morrison but don't know if this Mary is related to me.

Re: McClintocks of New Castle County, Delaware

judeejo_1 — 2011-08-24 23:35:22Z

Interesting. As far as all we family historians knew, my McClintock line was the only McClintock's in Delaware. Probably we are connected somehow - it's just finding the connection :)

Re: McClintocks of New Castle County, Delaware

mercur81 — 2011-08-24 23:29:18Z

I looked over your Ancestrya.com tree. Your McClintocks don't appear to be connected to the McClintocks in my tree. There were at least two McClintock lines in Delaware.

Thanks

Re: McClintocks of New Castle County, Delaware

judeejo_1 — 2011-08-24 23:18:37Z

I don't have any record of any Jane's, or Jane Peoples, so I don't have a maiden name, sorry.

Re: McClintocks of New Castle County, Delaware

mercur81 — 2011-08-24 20:30:34Z

thanks for the reply.

Do you know Jane's maiden name?

Re: McClintocks of New Castle County, Delaware

judeejo_1 — 2011-08-24 19:14:35Z

My McClintock line, as far as I know, were the only McClintock's that settled in Delaware. I'm not aware of any Jane Peoples.

Burial place of Milo McClintock

jadev48 — 2011-07-13 00:31:37Z

I am looking for the burial place of Milo McClintock, a Civil War veteran (18th US Infantry). He died 20 Nov 1920 in Cuyahoga Co., OH. His wife was Margaret M. Cochran. Children were Maud, Winifred & Kenneth

Thank you

Re: Burial place of Milo McClintock

jadev48 — 2011-07-13 00:31:28Z

Correction: Milo McClintock was residing in Cuyahoga County in 1910 but he died in Twinsburg, Summit Co, OH in 1920.

McClintocks of New Castle County, Delaware

mercur81 — 2011-07-05 16:38:25Z

I’m researching my family in New Castle County, DE. I thought I think I have a good connection between Jane Peoples (sister in law of one of my Morrisons) and Alexander McClintock but my documentation is a bit of a leap. I found in the Delaware genealogy classic book by JM Runk "Biographical and genealogical history of the state of Delaware : containing biographical and genealogical sketches of prominent and representative citizens, and many of the early settlers" a mention that Jane Peoples married a M’Clintock. I used this along with the 1850 census of Jane McClintock in New Castle County to make the connection.

Does anyone have any info on this line of McClintocks? Does it list Jane’s maiden name?

They are in my tree at http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=DESC&...

Thank you

Hamilton McClintock, Sr., b.1771 Pa. (father of Jane McClintock Fleming); m. Mary Culbertson

bchpink1 — 2011-07-03 01:20:34Z

Hamilton McClintock, Sr., b. 1771 Pa.; m. Mary Culbertson (father of Jane McClintock Fleming)

found in a book on HeritageQuestOnline – not in my line as far as I know

Title: History of Venango County, Pennsylvania: its past and present, including its aboriginal history, the French and British occupation of the country, its early settlement and subsequent growth, a description of its historic and interesting localities, its rich oil deposits and their development, sketches of its cities, boroughs, townships, and villages, neighborhood and family history, portraits and biographies of pioneers and representative citizens, statistics, etc., etc.
Authors: Charles H Heydrick
City of Publication: Chicago, Ill.
Publisher: Brown, Runk & Co.
Date: 1890
Page Count: 1175
Notes: "Illustrated."
Includes index.
"The editorial supervision of the work was intrusted to Mr. [Herbert C.] Bell ..."--Preface.
ill., map, plates, ports.
Reel/Fiche Number: Genealogy and local history; LH6862
Subject Headings: Venango County (Pa.) -- History.
Venango County (Pa.) -- Biography.
Pennsylvania -- Venango County

Hamilton McClintock, Sr. arrived in Cornplanter township, Venango county, Pennsylvania in the spring of 1796. He had removed from Sherman’s Valley, Cumberland county, in the autumn of the preceding year and passed the winter at Pittsburgh, after which the journey was continued to Cornplanter township. He secured a tract of four hundred acres in the valley of Oil Creek, above the Cornplanter reservation and embracing the site of McClintockville. There was an oil spring on this tract, enclosed by an embankment cribbed with hewed timbers, and from this twenty or thirty barrels of Seneca oil were obtained annually during the summer season. It was sold, principally for medical purposes, at seventy-five cents or one dollar a gallon, and reinforced in a most acceptable manner the slender resources of an Oil Creek farm at that date.

The maiden name of Mrs. McClintock was Mary Culbertson; they were the parents of the following children: Jane, Hugh, James, Ann, John, Isabella, Culbertson, Mary, Rachel, Elizabeth, and Hamilton. Hamilton McClintock, Sr., was born May 31, 1771, and died May 9, 1857. He was an elder in the Associate Reformed or Seceder church at Plumer many years. He was the first assessor of Sugar Creek township after the organization of this county.

Re: McClintock Family History

1centrebaxt — 2011-06-06 07:07:09Z

I have an interest in a Robert McClintock b.circa 1834 Co Tyrone Ireland, son of James McClintock & Janet Wilson. He married Hannah Galvin in 1870 in Australia.
Does this tie in with any of the McClintocks you have found who went to the U.S?
A.K.

James ? McClintock Family

E_Arter — 2011-05-11 18:12:36Z

I am looking for information on my great-grandmother's parents. All the children were born in Cecil County Maryland. I think the mother's name was Mary ? The Children's names were Mary McClintock Caldwell, Sarah McClintock Kane, Anne McClintock Scott, Caroline (Carrie) McClintock Speas and two brothers James B and Frederick. If you have any information on this family please help.

Thank you.

Re: McClintocks

Graciegirl2u — 2011-05-08 04:22:25Z

I have pictures scanned of the following McClintocks from Lima. Allen County, OH. Anna A. McClintock and one of her brother, Albert C. McClintock. Will send to anyone who requests. dnawrocik@cfl.rr.com

Re: Lillian (Mettler) McClintock

grambear8 — 2011-04-30 23:44:00Z

I have info on this family if you are still looking.

Re: McClintock's of Pickaway Co. Ohio Help!!!

Beverly_Conley — 2011-04-22 16:38:42Z

Hannah McClintick's parents are Thomas Turner and Mary Frost (Howsman) Reeves.

msfrostee@aol.com

Re: McClintocks

Kathymarie76 — 2011-04-07 23:16:32Z

I am searching for John McClintock, Somerset County, married Nancy Milligan (Westmoreland County, John Milligan)they had one daughter Mary born in 1799. John died around 1811? Nancy remarried Richard Simmons and Moved to Athens, Ohio.