Family Tree McIntyre Websites and Resources

 
 
 
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Total Number of Links in this Category: 5
 
Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: Family of Stephen McIntyre of Toronto, Canada
Family of Stephen George McIntyre of Toronto, CAN; features also see, Award Display Cases the descendants of John Armstrong.
 
Family Tree Maker's Genealogy Site: The McIntyre/Jones Family
History of the Joseph Jones and James McIntyre families; compiled by Ronald Graham McIntyre from Redding, CA USA.
 
McIntyre Family Page
Family history of the McIntyres, the Colquhouns, the McLaurins, the Fairlys (or Fairleys), and the Malloys. Contains family try, Blacksmith Artist listings, old documents, and links to genealogy sites of interest.
 
McIntyre Family Tree
McIntyre Family also see, Acrylic Display Cases Tree Homepage
 
The McIntyre Family Web Site
The McIntyre Family also look at, RC Tank Forums Web Page includes both ancestors and descendants of John Sherman McIntyre (1880-1971) and Leona May McIntyre (1884-1942) of southwestern Michigan.
 
 
 

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