He was the oldest child of David & Martha [Graves] McIntire. He married Margaret Buxton 13 Nov 1734 and then Eunice Hayward 20 Feb. 1738. He had at least 8 chidlren, all born in Reading. His farm was in the North precinct. David was a Highway surveyor and a Fence Viewer.
His Grandfather, Phillip MackIntire was a Scottish Highlander, one of a large number of prisoners, sent to this Country by Oliver Cromwell following the Battle of Dunbar in 1650. Phillip settled in Reading about 1660.
His Grandfather, Phillip MackIntire was a Scottish Highlander, one of a large number of prisoners, sent to this Country by Oliver Cromwell following the Battle of Dunbar in 1650. Phillip settled in Reading about 1660.
He was the oldest child of David & Martha [Graves] McIntire. He married Margaret Buxton 13 Nov 1734 and then Eunice Hayward 20 Feb. 1738. He had at least 8 chidlren, all born in Reading. His farm was in the North precinct. David was a Highway surveyor and a Fence Viewer.
His Grandfather, Phillip MackIntire was a Scottish Highlander, one of a large number of prisoners, sent to this Country by Oliver Cromwell following the Battle of Dunbar in 1650. Phillip settled in Reading about 1660.
His Grandfather, Phillip MackIntire was a Scottish Highlander, one of a large number of prisoners, sent to this Country by Oliver Cromwell following the Battle of Dunbar in 1650. Phillip settled in Reading about 1660.
Gravesite Details
Rev War veteran; husband of Eunice
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