by Jonathan Tucker

As they did in all previous and subsequent conflicts, the descendants of Micum McIntire participated in one of the most difficult and wrenching conflicts in American history—the Civil War.  Not surprisingly, given our geographic origins, most fought for the Union (we can’t find any who didn’t, but you never know—a few lived or worked in the South).  For reasons of brevity, the participants will be listed under the state of their birth rather than the state(s) they served from or ended up living in.  Under each state, the men will be listed in the order of their birth, oldest first.

As with previous conflicts, some women may have served, but we have not found any.  The abbreviated biographies of these descendants of Micum McIntire will focus on their military participation.  Parents will be listed, but not spouses or children.  Spouses of Micum descendants who served are not included.  Descendants are encouraged to research their soldiers and sailors further.

Dispersal

Note the frequent differences (and distances) between where these soldiers were born, where they served from, and where they died.  These geographic shifts were often the result of migration generated at least in part by the disruptions and changes wrought by the War.  James Albert McIntire (See NH below) for instance, was born in Alton, NH in 1844, but died in Alton, Kansas, in 1929.  He knew the governor of the territory/state, and got involved in the borders wars over slavery there.  The Micum McIntire clan was beginning to disperse outwards from its New England home grounds in more profound ways, and the Civil War hastened the process.

Those Born in Maine

Allen McIntire – Born July 14, 1822, in York, ME, son of Joseph McIntire and Eleanor Garland.  A mariner from York until 1851, then moved to Boston to work as a stevedore.  Enlisted September 25, 1861 as a seaman in the Union Navy, and served on the Receiving Ship Ohio and the USS W.G. Anderson until honorably discharged November 20, 1862.  Died January 11, 1909, Boston, MA.

Jeremiah Linscott McIntire – Born December 27, 1824, York, ME, son of Joseph McIntire and Eleanor Garland.  Enlisted August 25, 1862, serving as a private in Company K, 13th NH Regiment with cousins Daniel H. McIntire and James McIntire.  Promoted to corporal on January 21, 1863 and sergeant on April 4, 1864.  Discharged on June 25, 1865 at Richmond, VA.  According to the Red Book (see Bibliography), “In a deposition, he later stated that he was one of the first Union soldiers to enter Richmond, Apr. 3, 1865, and that with a group of fellow officers, he conversed for a short time with the mayor of that city immediately prior to the ceremonies incident to the formal Confederate surrender.”  Died abt. 1914 in North Berwick, ME.  

Robert Paul Junkins – Born November 29, 1825, Kennebunk, ME, son of Paul Junkins III and Betsey Millett.  Enlisted October 31, 1861 as a private in Company L, 1^st Regiment, Maine Cavalry.  Transferred to the regimental band on November 18, 1861.  Discharged August 26, 1862 at Warrenton, VA.  Died January 15, 1904, Kennebunk, ME. 

Rufus McIntire Jr. – Born April 6, 1828, Parsonsfield, ME, son of Rufus McIntire and Nancy Rolfe Hannaford.  Moved to Illinois and enlisted October 15, 1861 as a quartermaster sergeant in Company K, 2^nd Illinois Regiment of Light Artillery. Discharged December 31, 1864 at Memphis, Tennessee.  Died October 6, 1916 at Trivoli, Illinois. 

Albert McIntire – Born abt. 1829, York, ME, son of Edgar McIntire and Abigail McIntire (both Micum descendants).   Beginning on September 25, 1862, he served in Company K, 8^th Regiment, Maine Volunteers.  Died November 6, 1863, York, Maine (hunting accident).

Dr. Orin Warren – Born January 30, 1833, Fryeburg, ME, son of Isiah Warren (Micum descendant) and Ann Walker.  Was commissioned June 9, 1862 as assistant surgeon for the 21^st Regiment, Massachusetts Volunteers and promoted November 30, 1862 to Surgeon-in-chief of the 2^nd Division of the 11^th Corps, Army of the Potomac.  He was with General E. Ambrose Burnside at the battles of Roanoke Island, New Bern, and Camden, North Carolina.  He was taken prisoner after the April 19, 1862 battle of Camden, NC, while caring for the wounded.  He was unconditionally released and returned to his unit.  He later served as commander of the W. Newbury post of the Grand Army of the Republic.  Died April 3, 1916, West Newbury, MA.

Nathaniel Grant Jr. – Born September 9, 1833, Berwick, ME, son of Nathaniel Grant and Hannah McIntire (Micum descendant).  He moved to Massachusetts after marriage and enlisted July 14, 1864 as a private in Company H, 6^thRegiment Massachusetts Volunteers, Infantry, and served from July 16 through October 27, 1864.  Died September 8, 1889, Falmouth, MA.

Daniel Haven McIntire – Born abt. 1834, York, Maine, son of Daniel McIntire III and Mary Staples.  Cousin of Jeremiah L. McIntire and James McIntire.  Served as a private in Company K, 13^th NH Regiment from September 20, 1862 through June 21, 1865.  Died February 2, 1909, Tilton, NH.

John McIntire Came – Born October 5, 1835, North Berwick, ME, son of Jainus Came and Hannah McIntire (both Micum descendants).  Enlisted September 22, 1861 and served in the regimental band of the 9^th Maine Regiment until discharged on June 1, 1862.  His family having moved to Michigan, he then enlisted in the 10^th Michigan Infantry Regiment, served throughout the war, and was discharged July 18, 1865.  He died September 10, 1900 in a train accident in North Dakota.

William Woodsome/Woodsum – Born January 20, 1837, North Waterboro, Maine, son of Peter Woodsome (Micum descendant), and Lucretia Abbot.  Mustered in January 9, 1864 as a member of the 11^th Massachusetts Light Artillery.  Wounded while serving as a second lieutenant.  Died July 23, 1888, Boston, MA.

Daniel Osgood McIntire – Born August 28, 1837, Biddeford, ME, son of Joel McIntire and Eliza Osgood Hooper.  Enlisted June 24, 1863 in Company B of the 1^st Battalion, Massachusetts Heavy Artillery.  Discharged July 8, 1865.  Died May 5, 1907, Portland, ME.

Albert B. Junkins – Born February 1838, York, ME, son of Elijah Junkins and Hannah Leach.  Enlisted and served as a private in Companies K and then B of the 29^th Regiment, Maine Volunteer Infantry from November 13, 1863 through November 9, 1864.

James Wilson McIntire – Born abt. August 1838, Sanford, ME, son of Cyrus McIntire and Olive O. Hill.  Enlisted October 16, 1861, served as a private in Company C, 6^th NH Regiment, from November 27, 1861 until discharged at Roanoke Island, NC on March 4, 1962.  Died July 4, 1895, Fryeburg, ME.  

Joseph M. McIntire – Born February 2, 1839, Plymouth, ME, son of John McIntire Jr. and Nancy Chick.  Enlisted May 24, 1861 in Company F, 1st Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, as a member of which he took part in twenty-seven battles.  He was killed in action on May 3, 1863 at the Battle of Chancellorsville, VA.

Stephen Reed Came – Born October 10, 1839, Garland, ME, son of Pelatiah Came (Micum descendant) and Prudence G. Reed.  Served as a private in Company H, 15^th Regiment, Maine Volunteers and later promoted to corporal and then captain.  The regiment served in the deep South and Southwest—West Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.

William Yates Clement – Born January 19, 1840, Winterport (Frankford Village), ME, son of George McIntire Clement (Micum descendant) and Catherine Young Yates.  Enlisted August 16, 1863.   Served in Company D, District of Columbia Cavalry and Company B, 1^st Maine Cavalry, through August 13, 1865.  Died November 2, 1873, Stetson, ME.

Medbury McIntire – Born February 12, 1840, Denmark, ME, son of Cornelius B. McIntire and Lucy McIntire (both Micum descendants).  Enlisted as a private in Company I, 8^th Regiment Massachusetts Infantry.  Served from September 15, 1862 through August 7, 1863, mostly in North Carolina.  Died June 15, 1912, Lynn, MA.

William Wentworth Keays – Born March 30, 1840, Newfield, ME, son of Charles Keays and Matilda McIntire.  Served in Company B of the 27^th Regiment, Maine Volunteers.  Mustered out July 13, 1863.  Died March 9, 1923, Melrose, MA.

John H. McIntire – Born abt. June 22, 1840, Biddeford, ME, son of Joel McIntire and Eliza Osgood Hooper.  Enlisted and mustered into Company B, 5^th Maine Infantry Regiment on June 24, 1861.  He was wounded September 16, 1862 at the battle of Crampton’s Gap, Burkittsville, Maryland.  He was discharged at Biddeford, ME in 1863.  Died February 1, 1901, Lawrence, MA.    

Virgil Marcellus Came – Born November 14, 1841, North Berwick ME, son of Jainus Came and Hannah McIntire (both Micum descendants).  Enlisted May 29, 1861, mustering June 6, 1861 as a private in Company H, 2^nd NH Regiment.  He was discharged for disability on March 24, 1863.  He died January 7, 1912 in Portsmouth, NH. 

Thornton W. McIntire – Born November 25, 1841, Dixmont, ME, son of Rufus McIntire and Mary C. Cooper.  Enlisted in the U.S. Navy November 11, 1861 at Boston, MA.  Served on the USS Ohio, USS Huron, and USS Princeton.  Discharged July 14, 1862 as a fireman first class.  Enlisted February 14m 1864 at Portland, ME and served in Company M, 1^st District of Columbia Cavalry until discharged April 28, 1865.  Died February 21, 1916, Plymouth, ME. 

George E. McIntire – Born September 9, 1842, Biddeford, ME, son of Joel McIntire and Eliza Osgood Hooper.  Enlisted September 1, 1861, mustered October 4, 1861 at Portland, ME, as a private in Company A, 10^th Regiment, Maine Volunteers.  He was captured and taken prisoner May 25, 1862 and sent to Belle Isle prison in the James River near Richmond, VA.  He was part of a prisoner exchange and was transferred on May 31, 1864 to Company A, 29^th Regiment, Maine Volunteers.  He was discharged at the end of the war.  Died March 18, 1918, Lowell, MA.  

George Lawton McIntire – Born abt. February 1843, Denmark, ME, son of Cornelius B. McIntire and Lucy McIntire (both Micum descendants).  Enlisted and served in the 23^rd Maine Infantry Regiment beginning on September 29, 1862.  Died December 9, 1862, of disease in Maryland, while serving in Grover’s Brigade, stationed along the Potomac River as part of the defense of Washington D.C.  Fifty-five other men in the Regiment were lost to disease, as well.

Stephen P. McIntire – Born abt. July 12, 1843, Fryeburg, Maine, son of Stephen P. McIntire (Sr.) and Jane Sanborn.  Enlisted December 16, 1863 in Company G, 29^th Regiment, Maine Volunteers.  He was discharged May 11, 1866 at Hilton Head, SC, for disability, and thereafter suffered chronic rheumatism from his wartime exposure.  Died August 16, 1886, Chatham, NH.

Frank Charles Came – Born September 13, 1844, York, ME, son of Charles Came and Sophia Jane McIntire.  Served in Company B, 27^th Regiment, Maine Volunteers.  Decorated for action at Gettysburg on July 1, 1863, having remained in service with many members of his unit beyond their time of service.  Died January 26, 1930, Portsmouth, NH. 

Ephraim Ezra Loud – Born February 8, 1936, Plymouth, ME, son of George B. Loud and Susan Jane McIntire (Micum descendant).  Served as a private in Company C, of the 14^th Regiment, Maine Volunteers, and was later promoted to corporal.  Died March 23, 1908, Plymouth, ME 

Caleb McIntire Jr. – Born July 8, 1846, Fryeburg, Maine, son of Caleb McIntire and Mary Alice Smith.  Enlisted March 10, 1864 and served in Company B, 32^nd Maine Regiment.  Died of a fever March 21, 1864, eleven days after joining his company.

James Albert McIntire – Born abt. Sept 3, 1846, York, ME, son of Andrew McIntire and Mercy McIntire (both Micum descendants).  Enlisted August 22, 1862, as a private in Company K, 13^th NH Regiment.  He was wounded September 29, 1864 at Fort Harrison, VA.  On January 1, 1865 he was advanced to corporal.  He was discharged June 21, 1865.  Died April 27, 1925, Lynn, MA.

Phineas Stover McIntire – Born February 21, 1847, Biddeford, ME, son of Josiah Stover McIntire and Margaret Jane McClary.  Enlisted and served in the 30^th Regiment, Maine Volunteers from December 19, 1863 on.  He was promoted to corporal and served with General Banks on the Red River, General Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley, and with General Butler at Big Bottom.   On January 2, 1865, he was reported missing, but survived.  Died November 5, 1933, Orange, MA.  

Abner Forrest Clement – Born April 1, 1847, Kenduskeag, ME, son of John Carr Clement (Micum descendant) and Lucy Littlefield.  Served in Company I, 15^th Regiment, Maine Volunteers for three (3) months.  Abner enlisted at age 16 without parental permission because he was the only one of seven brothers not presented with a farm in his father’s will. Died May 1924 in Zephyrhills, FL.

Edville Elijah Clement – Born June 15, 1847, Bangor, ME, son of Elijah Clement (Micum descendant) and Angeline Dean.  Enlisted March 23, 1865, and served with the 17^th Regiment, Maine Volunteers.  Mustered out May 10, 1865.  Died (lost at sea) November 1875.

Dr. Henry Carleton Hallowell – Born November 12, 1847, Bangor, ME, son of Abner Rice Hallowell and Susan Clement (Micum descendant).  Henry enlisted for 60 days in a militia unit assigned to protect the Portsmouth Naval Yard from attacks by Confederate privateers.  Died April 13, 1912, Quincy, MA.

Charles E. McIntire – Born July 1849, Fryeburg, ME, son of Stephen P. McIntire (Sr.) and Jane Sanborn.   Enlisted April 21, 1863, and served as a musician in Company G, 2^nd Regiment, New Hampshire Infantry.  Died February 20, 1920, Conway, NH.

Those Born In New Hampshire

Jason McIntire – Born abt. 1818, Tuftonboro, New Hampshire, son of Joseph McIntire and Mary Chamberlain.  Enlisted November 1, 1862 and served as a private in Company A, 17^th NH Regiment from November 4, 1862 through August 13, 1863.  Died November 19, 1876, Alton, ME.

James G. K. Place – Born August 4, 1824, Barnstead, NH, son of John Place and Dorothy Kaime (Came—Micum descendant).  Enlisted December 11, 1863 and served in the 7^th NH Infantry Regiment.  Captured February 20, 1864 at Olustee, Florida.  Died August 6, 1864 at Andersonville prison camp in Georgia.

John C. Place – Born October 3, 1828, Barnstead, NH, son of John Place and Dorothy Kaime (Came—Micum descendant).  Enlisted in Company G, 10^th VT Infantry Regiment.  Died before August 12, 1865 (date his widow filed for a pension).

Harrison Perry McIntire – Born March 21, 1832, Dover, NH, son of Rufus McIntire and Mary C. Cooper.  Served as a private in Company E, 1^st Maine Heavy Artillery from December 26, 1863 through September 11, 1865.  Wounded in the left forearm on May 19, 1864 during the Rapidan Campaign.  Promoted to corporal May 1, 1865, and to quartermaster sergeant on June 7, 1865.  Died June 27, 1908, Plymouth, ME.

Charles Edward McIntire – Born May 15, 1833, Lancaster, NH, son of Samuel McIntire and Abigail Hannah Merrill.  Enlisted April 20, 1863 as a private in Company G, 2^nd NH Regiment.  He was wounded at Gettysburg in June 1863 and his right leg was amputated.  He nonetheless continued to serve in some capacity until June 2, 1865, when he was discharged as disabled at Philadelphia, PA.  He served as adjutant and commander of the Colonel E.E. Cross post of the Grand Army of the Republic (a Union veterans organization).  He died May 9, 1909, Lancaster, NH. 

Sylvanus McIntire – Born July 16, 1834, Dover, NH, son of Jefferson McIntire and Polly Nute.  On August 24, 1861, Sylvanus was appointed third assistant engineer, U.S. Navy, and served aboard the USS Huron and USS Mackinaw until he was discharged on June 19, 1865.  Died February 20, 1902, Kittery, ME.  

Lyman Hodson White – Born April 9, 1835, Moultonboro, NH, son of Timothy Fletcher White and Irene Hodgdon (Micum descendant).  Served in Company H, 4^th Regiment, NH Volunteers from August 11, 1861 through January 24, 1862 at the end of which time he was a patient at the regimental hospital at Hilton Head, NC.  Died October 22, 1909 in NH. 

John Haley Came – Born April 29, 1835, Buxton, ME, son of Abram Lord Came (Micum descendant) and Annis Green.  Enlisted at Portland, ME, and served in Company C, 27^th Maine Infantry Regiment as a first lieutenant.  Died June 16, 1863, at Camp Casey, Fairfax, VA of typhoid fever.  

Samuel Leighton McIntire – Born abt. 1837, Dover, NH, son of Joseph McIntire and Mary Chamberlain.  Enlisted August 22, 1862 and served in Company A, 12^th NH Regiment, transferred November 16, 1863 to Company F, 21^st Invalid Corps, discharged at Philadelphia, PA June 29, 1865.  Died September 19, 1898, Rochester, NH.

Isaac Nelson McIntire – Born March 5, 1838, Tuftonboro, NH, son of Isiah McIntire and Sarah Ann Stevens.  Enlisted and served in Company K, 12^th NH Regiment from September 13, 1862 through June 21, 1865.  He was involved in the battles of Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, and the seige of Petersburg.  During the latter, he was taken ill and was unable to serve on active duty until fall 1864.  He was with his regiment at the capture of Richmond and was assigned to build a hospital at Potomac Creek.  He died February 3, 1895, Lynn, MA. 

Charles Kaime (Came) – Born abt. 1840, Barnstead, NH, son of Dodivah Kaime (Came—Micum descendant) and Lavania (unknown).  Enlisted August 3, 1864, mustered in on August 18, 1864 in West Lebanon, NH by Captain Pike.  Served as a private in Company C of the 18^th NH Volunteer Infantry Regiment.  Discharged June 10, 1865.

Lafayette Place – Born abt. 1841, Barnstead, NH, son of son of John Place and Dorothy Kaime (Came—Micum descendant).  Enlisted in the 13^th Infantry regiment, mustered in as a private on September 26, 1862.  On January 24, 1863, he was sent to the General Hospital at Washington D.C.  On September 30, 1863, transferred to Company C. 16^thInvalid Corps.  He was discharged July 6, 1865.

Horace F. McIntire – Born abt. 1843, Conway, NH, son of Jonathan McIntire and Rachel Willey.  Enlisted October 1, 1861 and served as a private in Company D, 6^th New Hampshire Volunteer Infantry Regiment, transferred September 17, 1863 to Company B, 21^st Invalid Corps, discharged at Albany, New York, November 28, 1864.  Died January 2, 1922, Wolfeboro, NH.

James Albert McIntire – Born February 29, 1844, Alton, NH, son of Joseph McIntire and Mary Chamberlain.  Served as a private in Company B, 1^st NH Heavy Artillery from September 8, 1863 to September 11, 1865.  Died January 3, 1929, Alton, KS.

John Howard Moody – Born May 2, 1844, Canterbury, NH, son of the Rev. Howard Moody (Micum descendant) and Martha Mariah Garland.  Enlisted October 1, 1861 and was mustered November 26, 1861 as a private into Company F, 2^nd Regiment, U.S. Volunteer Sharpshooters.  He re-enlisted December 21, 1863.  He was wounded May 6, 1864 in the Battle of the Wilderness, VA.  He was transferred January 30, 1865 to 5^th NH Regiment Volunteers, and assigned to Company I on June 17, 1865.  He was discharged June 28, 1865 as a corporal.  Died March 19, 1914, Concord, NH.  

Woodbury Cyrus White – Born July 4, 1844, Moultonboro, NH, son of Timothy Fletcher White and Irene Hogdon (Micum descendant).  Enlisted December 2, 1861 in Company B, 8^th NH Volunteers Regiment.  Died of fever, May 12, 1862 on Ship Island, LA at the mouth of the Mississippi River.

Those Born In Vermont

Dr. Erasmus Philo Fairman – Born July 15, 1828, Albany, VT, son of son of Erastus Fairman and Susan McIntire.  Enlisted and served from April 9, 1864 as an assistant surgeon with the 9^th Vermont Regiment until the end of the war. Died April 5, 1904, Hardwick, VT. 

Melville P. Jenkins – Born September 25, 1841 Vershire, VT, son of James Jenkins (Junkins) Jr. (Micum descendant) and Mary Perkins.  Served as a private in Company C. 1^st New Hampshire Volunteer Regiment from August 27, 1864 to June 15, 1865.  Died July 1, 1913, Marlborough, MA.

Manley W. Jenkins – Born abt., 1845, Vershire, VT, son of James Jenkins (Junkins) Jr. and Mary Perkins.  Enlisted August 16, 1864 in Company C, 1^st New Hampshire Volunteer Regiment, discharged June 15, 1865.  Died November 29, 1869, Manchester, NH.

Henry Jenkins – Born about 1849, Bradford, VT, son of James Jenkins (Junkins) Jr. and Mary Perkins.  Enlisted February 9, 1864 and served as a musician with Company C, 6^th New Hampshire Infantry Regiment, deserted at Concord, NH.  Died unknown date and place.

Those Born In Massachusetts

Sylvester McIntire – Born abt. October 3, 1837, Gloucester, MA, son of George McIntire and Maria Williams (Trubody) Kemp.  Enlisted January 7, 1862 and served as a private in Company K, 30^th Regiment Infantry.  He was wounded October 19, 1964 at the battle of Cedar Creek, VA.  Died of his wounds October 31, 1864, Winchester, VA. 

Lewis T. Lunt – Born March 13, 1846, Boston, MA, son of Stephen Hooper Lunt (Micum descendant) and Lydia Dodge.  Enlisted July 14, 1864, mustered July 16, 1864 into Company F, 6^th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. Discharged October 27, 1864.  Died March 5, 1934, Boston, MA.

Those Born In Other States

John Alexander McIntire – Born February 14, 1832, Scofield, Michigan (MI), son of Alexander McIntire and Jane Mars DeWitte.  Enlisted in Company K, 18^th Michigan Infantry Regiment from August 28, 1862 through June 26, 1865, when he was discharged at Nashville, TN.  Died May 26, 1902, Scofield, MI.

Thomas Amasa McIntire – Born September 6, 1834, Scofield, MI, son of Alexander McIntire and Jane Mars DeWitte.  Enlisted in Company K. 18^th Michigan Infantry Regiment and served with his brother John Alexander from August 26, 1862 until he was discharged for disability on September 26, 1863 in Nashville, TN.

Benjamin Franklin McIntire – Born June 17, 1836, Scofield, MI, son of Alexander McIntire and Jane Mars DeWitte.  Enlisted on August 11, 1862 in Company K of the 18^th Michigan Infantry Regiment and served with his brothers John and Thomas until he was discharged with Thomas through disability on September 26, 1863 in Nashville, TN.  Died February 27, 1919, Witchita, Kansas. 

John Marden Richardson – Born 1843, Warren County, Pennsylvania (PA), son of John Osgood Richardson (born Fryeburg, Maine) and Mary Richardson (John’s first cousin and a Micum descendant).  Enlisted December 2, 1861.  Served as a private in Company B, 111^th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment.  Killed July 1863 at the battle of Gettysburg, PA.  Buried with others of his regiment at Gettysburg National Cemetery.

Samuel Came – Born April 1844, Riverton, Nebraska (NE), son of Henry Came (Micum descendant) and Ann M. Senter.  Having moved to Iowa, Samuel enlisted in the 6^th Regiment, Iowa Cavalry, which primarily served in action during the War against Sioux Indians in the Dakotas.  Samuel died April 1, 1863 of measles at Iowa City, Iowa, soon after the regiment was organized.

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The most definitive and comprehensive current source for information on MacIntyres in general is the “Clan MacIntyre: A Journey Into the Past,” Martin L. MacIntyre, Regent Press, Berkeley, CA, 2018, second edition.  Copies may be purchased by contacting the author at martin.macintyre@juno.com .

The definitive genealogy is “Descendants of Micum McIntire,” Robert Harry McIntire, revised edition, 1983, Bookcrafters, Chelsea, MI.  This is often referred to as the “Red Book” among Micum descendants because of its bright red cover.  New copies may be obtained through the Gift Shop on this website:  https://micummcintireclanassociation.org/shop/?product-page=2.  Used copies can still be obtained from time to time through online booksellers.

Those interested in pursuing their own genealogical connections to Micum McIntire may submit question through this website at:  https://micummcintireclanassociation.org/micum-mcintire-genealogy-questions/

An earlier edition of this geneaology was published in 1940—it is less complete but still useful.