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From: "Judy & Al Hopkins" <>
Subject: Re: [INPARKE] CELIA DOOLEY MCINTOSH - JOHN WESLEY MCINTOSH
Date: Sat, 8 Oct 2005 07:49:39 -0600
References: <MB07Rqf69aZbLAX3cf300005db1@MB07.myfamilysouth.com>


In the 1880 census there is a J.W. McIntosh in Fountain Co, Fulton Twsp.
(Fountain Co. borders Parke Co.) He is one page 20, Sup. Dist. 4, Enum.
Dist. 43. He seems to fit the same person in the 1870 census with the same
birth year and place of birth. He has remarried and has his new wife and
son, Samuel, living with him along with a new born son. The other children
from his marriage to Celia aren't listed with him. Seems he uses his
initials instead of his full name in the census. Hope this helps.

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Subject: [INPARKE] CELIA DOOLEY MCINTOSH - JOHN WESLEY MCINTOSH


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> These two are my great-grandparents. They both died before I was born.
> Celia in 1874 and John in 1919.
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> I would so much appreciate any information I can get about this couple and
> their children. How did Celia die so young? She was only 33 years old.
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> Celia died in 1874, I cannot locate any member of the family on the 1880
> census. What happened to them? My grandfather was James B. McIntosh. No
> one in our family has any information on him other than that he was born
> to Celia and John in Parke County, Indiana and became, in his words (an
> orphan) at an early age. My mother always said he was a wonder loving
> father. He died suddenly of a stoke in 1931 in Illinois.
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