I have recently added to the McIntire history so have joined the McIntire lists and am posting the updated to this family hoping to find conections. Following is the first 2 generations. Fist generation is listed suposed siblings. Can anyone verify or tell me I am incorrect? Second generation has the Will of WIlliam McIntire. You might find this an interesting read Descendants of McIntire Generation No. 1 1. ??? MCINTIRE1 Since William Jr was born @18180, I have looked at the 1820 and forward census of Kentucky. From the names given and those which have been repeated in the family history, I suspect the father of William is either William, James, John, Robert, or Daniel McIntire. Children of MCINTIRE are: 2. i. DANIEL COX2 MCINTIRE. 3. ii. WILLIAM M. MCINTYRE, b. April 1819, Kentucky; d. September 08, 1904, Denton, Denton Co., TX.. 4. iii. THOMAS MCINTIRE, b. 1821. Generation No. 2 2. DANIEL COX2 MCINTIRE (MCINTIRE1) He married AGNES F. HUSTON September 03, 1847 in Scotland CO. MO.. Notes for DANIEL COX MCINTIRE: Daniel Cox McIntire lived next to William McIntire per land records in the 1860 census in Scotland County, MO, therefore I have assumed they are brothers and when we find the parent we will know for certain. He very well could have bought the land from brotherThomas who was there 10 yrs previous. Children of DANIEL MCINTIRE and AGNES HUSTON are: i. MARTHA ELZA3 MCINTIRE. ii. SELDON MCINTIRE. iii. FANNY MCINTIRE. iv. DAN MCINTIRE. 3. WILLIAM M.2 MCINTYRE (MCINTIRE1) was born April 1819 in Kentucky, and died September 08, 1904 in Denton, Denton Co., TX.. He married PERMELIA LINDSEY, daughter of JOHN LINDSEY and REBECCA. She was born 1818 in Kentucky, and died October 23, 1901 in TX. Notes for WILLIAM M. MCINTYRE: There was a William listed in the 11th Kentucky Union infantry. I found a Lemuel C. McIntire who was listed as in the frigate, Congress & Gunboat Yantia 8-1861 to 12-1865. I am pretty certain he fits into this picture as it was in a Yankies in Texas book. He could likely be a son of William... Williams will was filed by daughter Mary E. Wood, whom he was living with when he died. She filed nearly 2 years after his death & reads as follows: State of Texas, Denton CO. File in 1906 I Wm. McIntire of said County & state being of sound and disposing mind & memory & being desirous to settle my worldly affairs while I have strength so do make this my last will and testament hereby revoking all others hereupon by me made. Item 1st: I desire & direct that my body be burried in a decent & Christian like mannor suitable to my circumstances & condition in life. Item 2nd: I desire & direct that my piet debt be paid without delay by my executor to be herin after appointed Item 3rd: I give, bequeath, & demise to my beloved daughter Mary E. Wood one certain lot front or parcel of lands discribed as follows to wit; situated on the City & County of Dallas & state of Texas, according to Murphy & Belong Map of the City of Dallas said lot fronting fourty four & one half feet 44 1/2 on Logan street & extending back even width 140 feet to "K" Street together with all & singulor the rights, members, &appurtenonces to the some in any belonging foer from all charges or limitations whatever in fer simple to dispose of as she wish. Also one certain front or parcel situated in the City and County of Denton & state of Texas, some being 40 acres out of the A. Gibson 320 acres survey; beginning on the West line of the origional sur. at the North West of a 40 acre block herefore deeded to us out of said survey to H. A. Wood. Thense North 475 2/10 vs far corner, thense East 475 2/10 vs far corner thense South 475 2/10 vs to North East corner of said Wood 40 acre tract thense West 475 2/10 to the plow of beginning. Item 4th: I bequeath to my beloved children; Mrs. Egins Fortune, Lindsey McIntire, James W. McIntire, Marion S. McIntire, & Albert McIntire the sum of one dollar each in money. Item 5th: I bequeath to my beloved grandchild, Oscar McIntire the sum of one dollar in money. Item 6th: I bequeath to my said daughter, Mary E. Wood, the residence of my property, both real, personal & mixed, whatever and wherever situated. Item 7th: I hereby constitute and appoint my said daughter Mary E. Wood sole executionary of this my last said will and testament without bonds for her due & legal performance of the sums Item 8th: I desire & direct that the Probate Court have nothing to do with my said estate except to probate this my last will and testament. Signed with his X mark, Wm. McIntire July 24 1904 Note...Dallas lot Number 870A valued at $550, one horse $50 & 1 buggy, $10 Total value $610. More About WILLIAM M. MCINTYRE: Burial: Dallas, Dallas Co., TX. at Cox Cemetary Census: 1860, Scotland County, MO. & Shown as farmer Medical Information: Died at age 84 Ordination: Permelias grave marker said she was the wife of "Elder" William McIntire & his marker states he was a Gospel Preacher for 65 years Probate: July 05, 1906, Denton County. TX. daughter Mary E. Wood executor( Book P pg 104) Property: 1870, Pike Co. IL. land values at 2000 with personal as 150 Will: July 16, 1906, Denton County. TX. daughter Mary E. Wood executor Notes for PERMELIA LINDSEY: Permelia and William were burried in an old cemetary that was covered up by the White Rock Lake when it was built . We know for certain who her parents are as they were listed on her grave stone, More About PERMELIA LINDSEY: Burial: Dallas, Dallas Co., TX. at Cox Cemetary Children of WILLIAM MCINTYRE and PERMELIA LINDSEY are: i. LEONIDAS H.3 MCINTIRE, b. Abt. 1840, KY; d. July 12, 1864, Andersonville; m. SARAH JANE NORTH, June 16, 1861, Scotland County, MO.. More About LEONIDAS H. MCINTIRE: Burial: grave #3470. Military: 1863, Died in Andersonville in Cival War ii. DANIEL M. MCINTIRE, b. Abt. 1842. iii. JOHN W. MCINTIRE, b. Abt. 1844; m. MARTHA M. PARKER, August 04, 1869, Jackson Co., IL.. iv. MARY E. MCINTIRE, b. Bet. 1847 - 1849; m. HORATIO A WOOD; b. October 1835; d. May 16, 1904, Denton County. TX.. Notes for MARY E. MCINTIRE: Found a Mary McIntire married to a Dr. W. C. N. Randolph Sr. I do not know if this is her. More About HORATIO A WOOD: Burial: Oakwood Cemetary Probate: June 14, 1904, Denton County. TX. ( Book O Pg 323) v. AGNES AMANDA MCINTIRE, b. December 1849, Scotland County, MO.; d. February 29, 1920; m. (1) JOHN A. CONNER; m. (2) JAMES W. FORTUNE; b. November 1843, TN. More About JAMES W. FORTUNE: Census: 1900, Dallas CO, TX vi. JUNIOUS LINDSEY MCINTIRE, b. June 13, 1852, Memphis, Scotland County, MO.; d. February 26, 1929, Near Lueders, TX.; m. FLORA ANNIE LONG, March 14, 1872, Calhoun CO, IL. (by A. P. Goeway Justice of the Peace); b. May 25, 1851, Ohio; d. May 24, 1939, Taylor, Williamson County, TX.. Notes for JUNIOUS LINDSEY MCINTIRE: It appears that the descendants of Junious McIntire inherit the trait of the dimple in the chin. More About JUNIOUS LINDSEY MCINTIRE: Burial: One death record states 6-16-1849 Census: 1880, Dallas, TX. near father William and Brother Marion. Listed as Lindsey Location: April 1890, lived in Brandon, TX. Some records st. Anson Medical Information: Gravestone states he was born in Memphis, MO. Occupation: Farmer per Junious birth certificate More About FLORA ANNIE LONG: Medical Information: Death Certidicate 21430 vii. JAMES WYCLIFFE MCINTIRE, b. Abt. 1853, Memphis, Scotland County, MO.; m. MARILDIA C. STANLEY, March 23, 1887, Sangamon Co., IL.. Notes for JAMES WYCLIFFE MCINTIRE: 1914 Found small bit of property in Cooper Township of Sangamon Co., IL. where these two married. It was next to two McIntire properties of exact same size and length. The other two were M. E. McIntire and T. J. Mcintire. I assume these are relatives but do not know where they come in as of todays writing (5-15-99). I believe this is Springfield, IL. The properties were narrow and long...rectangular in length. From other layouts of other homes this era, would suspect that home would have been in front with home/living quarters for slaves/home help in the back. Notes for MARILDIA C. STANLEY: Suspect her parents are Mr. C. B Stanley and Mrs. E. A. Stanley. He was head of house in a 1860 Sangamon Co., census with children, J. 10 yr, M., 2 yr and L. L. 4 months. This would have made her about 16/17 at the time of marriage. viii. MARION S. MCINTIRE, b. April 15, 1855, Memphis, Scotland County, MO.; d. October 22, 1918, Grayson Co., TX.; m. EDNAH JANE TURNBAUGH, November 08, 1875, Calhoun CO, IL.; b. September 28, 1855, Pearl, Illinois; d. March 22, 1951, Grayson CO., TX. More About MARION S. MCINTIRE: Burial: Whiteaker Cemetary, Grayson Co., TX. Census: 1900, Grayson CO., Tx. with nephew Roy Conner b 4-1880Neb. (20 Yr) in home More About EDNAH JANE TURNBAUGH: Burial: Whiteaker Cemetary (McConnell RD.), Grayson Co., TX. ix. ALBERT MCINTIRE, b. Abt. 1857, Memphis, Scotland County, MO.; m. MARTHA SANDERS, November 13, 1876, Calhoun CO, IL.. 4. THOMAS2 MCINTIRE (MCINTIRE1) was born 1821. He married CATHARINE. Notes for THOMAS MCINTIRE: Thomas lived next door to William in Scotland CO 1850 census therefore we suspect he is the brother of William, Hense his family is listed as on the census More About THOMAS MCINTIRE: Census: 1850, Scotland County, MO. Children of THOMAS MCINTIRE and CATHARINE are: i. SARAH3 MCINTIRE, b. 1840. ii. EMILY MCINTIRE, b. 1842. iii. MARY C. MCINTIRE, b. 1844. iv. DANIEL MCINTIRE, b. 1846. v. YORLETITIU MCINTIRE, b. 1850. BJ Hayle visionwd@jci.net