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Meredith.--I have just read your posts from
1/16/2000 thru 7/10/2000 regarding the McIn-
tyres, and have some idea of the state of
your research--so will venture a response.
I believe the McIntyre's of Fremont co., IA
have punched a hole in the spendid genealogy
of the family by Robert McIntyre (who just
recently passed away.)1ST: there seems to
be a ten-year-hiatus in the available records
for three of the sons of Philip while they
were "of Essex co. Mass." I cannot believe
that all three families had NO CHILDREN born
during these years, while some were born be-
fore and after! (I believe that is when our
Rufus Sr., should have appeared in the vital
statistics.) 2ND: Jemima (Blackmar) McIn
tyre's mother was Jemima Kinney--and--their
family says they moved from Salem-to Windham-
to- Smithfield during the first decades of the 1700's. 3RD: There is only ONE prime
record which states there was a Robert (?) who lived in early Rhode Island, and that ONE
source is repeated "ad nauseam".. SORRY ABOUT
THAT, but ONE source doesn't prove ANYTHING!
4TH: The tri-state corner formed by northwes-
tern Rhode Island, northeastern Connecticut,
and southern Massachusetts where so many of
the McIntires (their spelling) lived is quite
a small area. I'm referring to the Glocester-
Windham-Worcester area. 5TH: Eunice (Warner)
McIntyre was living with her son Oliver Edwin
in Dunn town, Dane co., Wisc. in the 1870
census. About a month later, all of the young
McIntyre's emigrated by wagons to Fremont co.
BUT "grandma McIntyre" came by train. Damaris
was healthy for 25 more years--so we're of a
mind this means O.E.'s mother. Oh,yes, the
Inmans came to Fremont co., also. Walter
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