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	William Mcintosh
		William McIntosh started his academic career at Madras College in 1843, later entering the University of St Andrews at the age of 15 to follow a well-rounded education in classics, mathematics, French, political economy and the sciences.
		McIntosh was appointed Superintendent of the new Murthly Mental Hospital, outside Perth, in 1863 thus acquiring the stability and financial resources needed to continue his interests in Zoology.
		McIntosh, however, could not accept that his scientific career was over and he continued to occupy a room at the Gatty, supporting his own work and organising Open Days and Conversaziones for the public with his sister Agnes.
	www.madras.fife.sch.uk /archive/fpbiographies/mcintosh.html (804 words)

	William McIntosh Revolutionary Patriot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		William Mackintosh was Commissioner of Glynn Academy in 1797 and also served as Commissioner for the town of Frederica.
		The son of Lachlan McIntosh, and the grandson of John Mohr McIntosh, William died 1 December 1799.
		William, and his two children, are buried on this land, side by side, under a canopy of trees.
	www.rootsweb.com /~gaglynn/military/amrev/mcintoshwm.htm (209 words)

	Scots around the world - Chief William McKintosh
		Called Tustunnugee Hutkee (White Warrior), William McIntosh was the son of Captain William McIntosh, a member of a prominent Savannah, Georgia family sent into the Creek Nation to recruit them to fight for the British during the Revolutionary War.
		McIntosh's home served as an inn and tavern on the Federal Road where it crossed the Chattahoochee, and because the River was then above its banks, some travelers had decided to spend the night there, hoping the waters would recede.
		McIntosh's son Chilly and another mixed-blood escaped from an outbuilding they were sleeping in because there wasn't room for everybody in the main house.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/world/william_mckintosh.htm (743 words)

	L. WILLIAM MCINTOSH - NEXELL THERAPEUTICS INC (NEXL): 2000-05-29
		McIntosh: Nexell Therapeutics is the leading developer and marketer of innovative ex vivo cell therapies and in vitro diagnostics for cancer, autoimmune, metabolic and genetic diseases.
		McIntosh: Stem cell technology and cell therapy, as we practice it, is the selection, manipulation, expansion and use of cells to achieve a particular therapeutic end.
		WILLIAM MCINTOSH President & COO Nexell Therapeutics, Inc. 9 Parker Irvine, CA 92618 (949) 470-9011 (949) 586-2420 ' FAX Each Executive who is the featured subject of a TWST Interview is offered the opportunity to include an Investors Brief or other highlight material to be provided and sponsored by and for the company.
	www.twst.com /ceos/nexl2.html (2745 words)

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		William McIntosh, son of Captain William McIntosh and Senoia Henneha of the Coweta-Cussitta Towns of the Lower Creeks.
		McIntosh's military rank was earned by fighting with American forces under the command of Andrew Jackson in the War of 1812.
		Unfortunately McIntosh was unable to convince the leaders of the Upper Creek villages or the Cherokee at New Echota.
	millennium.fortunecity.com /byker/362/demo (1649 words)

	McIntosh, William - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Friendly to the Americans, McIntosh led the lower Creek against the British in the War of 1812 and was made a brigadier general.
		In Feb., 1825, he signed a treaty ceding the Creek lands E of the Chattahoochee River to Georgia and was shortly thereafter slain by the upper Creek, who opposed the cession.
		Nexell Therapeutics President L. William McIntosh talks to The Wall Street Transcript.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-mcintoshw.html (274 words)

	Lilla McIntosh
		Therefore, Bayard Livingston McIntosh (General McIntosh) (son of John Houston McIntosh, Jr., who was son of John Houston McIntosh, Sr.) was a nephew of Eliza Bayard McIntosh (daughter of John Houston McIntosh, Sr.).
		William McIntosh, son of John McIntosh Mohr, fought at that battle at the age of 16.
		Creek chief, born at Coweta, Creek nation, probably about 1775, was the son of Captain William McIntosh, of the British army and a full blood Creek woman.
	www.valdostamuseum.org /hamsmith/LillaMcIntosh.html (2159 words)

	History of The Creek Nation - American Indians in North Georgia
		William McIntosh was a leader of the Creek Nation from Coweta.
		With emotions aroused by the Shawnee warrior Tecumseh, the Red Sticks sought to avenge an surprise attack on a village with an attack on Fort Mims near the mouth of the Alabama River in August, 1813.
		Chief McIntosh, Gov. Troup's first cousin, agreed to cede all Lower Creek land to Georgia in the Treaty of Indian Springs in 1825.
	ngeorgia.com /history/creekhistory.html (989 words)

	Falonah Plantation - Drew Cemetery
		Creek Chief William McIntosh's (1775 - 1825) second wife was Susannah Rowe (1796 - 1869) [some sources incorrectly indicate Susannah Coe or Roe].
		After Chief William McIntosh was murdered, Susannah McIntosh married his half-brother Roley McIntosh (- 1863) but they had no children.
		Her daughter Susan Drew married William Penn Adair and William Rogers, Susan was present at the birth of Will Rogers to name him "William Penn Adair Rogers." Delilah's daughter Kate Drew married Buckner Rogers.
	www.paulridenour.com /mcintosh.htm (930 words)

	Creek Indian Chief William McIntosh
		William McIntosh, son of (Scottish) Captain William McIntosh and Senoia Henneha of the Coweta-Cussitta Towns of the Lower Creeks, was born about 1775 near Tuetumpla (now Alabama).
		McIntosh was raised by his mother's brothers, who taught him the life skills necessary to survive in the wilderness on his own.
		McIntosh was traced to his home in Carroll County where he was found and killed.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/america/chief_macintosh.htm (523 words)

	DANIEL NEWNAN McINTOSH (1822-1896) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Daniel Newnan McIntosh was born in Georgia on 20 September 1822, son of Susannah Coe and William McIntosh (1778-1825), Principal Chief of the Lower Creeks.
		Daniel McIntosh was part Scotch, Cherokee and Creek Indian and the youngest son of William McIntosh.
		Colonel McIntosh's Regiment was one of General Stand Watie's units having the distinction of being one of the last Confederate military units to surrender to Union military forces on 23
	www.home.earthlink.net /~dawise/CampMac/DNMAC.HTM (530 words)

	John William McIntosh: Twice made Trips Across the Plains Before the Day of Railroads
		John William McIntosh was born in Greenup County, Kentucky, July 16th, 1825.
		John William McIntosh was a landmark of Butte and Colusa counties, one of that hardy race of pioneers whose ranks are being so rapidly thinned by death.
		In his business relations honest and trusting, with a deep human sympathy and a faith in the integrity of others that though often taken advantage of to his pecuniary loss, was never lessened.
	www.fourth-millennium.net /family-travels/john-william-mcintosh.html (777 words)

	Creek Tensions, Story Panel 4 of 5 - Part Three, Exile - Rebellion
		Roly McIntosh, chief of the Lower Creeks from 1828-1859.
		Like his half-brother William McIntosh, he was a prominent ally of Andrew Jackson and enemy of the Black Seminoles.
		Under Chief Roly McIntosh, Creeks argued that no matter what General Jesup had said, the maroons were still human property, and as such they could be sold or claimed by their rightful owners.
	www.johnhorse.com /trail/03/a/20.htm (138 words)

	William McIntosh - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		McIntosh was a cousin of William Weatherford and Georgia Governor George M. Troup.
		Despite the fact the Upper Creeks (including McIntosh) had vowed to kill anyone who signed away any more Indian land, McIntosh, along with eight other chiefs, on February 12, 1825 signed the Treaty of Indian Springs; thus relinquishing all the Creeks' land in Georgia in exchange for $400,000.
		If his enemies had waited much longer, McIntosh wouldn't have been there, as he was planning to leave that morning to look over land promised him along the Arkansas River.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/William_McIntosh (590 words)

	McINTOSH family: William 7
		William MCINTOSH was in Craigmouth in Logierait when he m1735 at Logierait and there is just one suitable baptism in this parish:
		since William was born at Craigmouth, the same dwellingplace of William-7 when he married, this is almost certainly the correct baptism
		The baptism of Christian MCINTOSH-6 at Logierait to William and Grissel MCLACHLAN is preceded by a series of baptisms and the following proclamation of marriage at Logierait:
	www.btinternet.com /~surrey.hypno/Genealogy/McIntosh/MCIN-B7.htm (356 words)

	Amazon.com: Chief William Mcintosh: Books: George Chapman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In Chief William McIntosh: A Man of Two Worlds, author George Chapman has illustrated the dilemma of one of the key figures in the history of the Creek Indians.
		Chief William McIntosh grew to be a man of means and ambition, but he nonetheless held a realistic view of the Creeks' options as presented to them by the U. government in the early nineteenth century.
		The story of Chief William McIntosh is also the story of the Creek Indians as they tried to hold on to land that had been theirs for generations.
	www.amazon.com /Chief-William-Mcintosh-George-Chapman/dp/0877973148 (780 words)

	I7341: Infant MCINTOSH ( - )
		McIntosh and also of the pet of the household, Baby Stanley, who celebrated his first anniversary in a most becoming manner.
		McIntosh and his wife, and we are of the opinion there are not many on our coast who can gather together so many related by consanguinity and matriculation, as were present on this enjoyable occasion.
		McIntosh upon the exquisite taste she displayed in the arrangement of her tables, which were loaded with viands tempting alike to the eye and palate.
	www.comteck.com /~tdtw98a/ged/helphens/d0002/g0000184.htm (1207 words)

	The Valley Breeze : William McIntosh - Lincoln
		William McIntosh, 72, of Louisquisset Pike, Lincoln, died May 14 at Memorial Hospital in Pawtucket.
		Besides his wife he leaves three sons, William McIntosh of Mansfield, Mass., Douglas G. McIntosh of North Providence and Stephen P. McIntosh of Somerset, Mass.; a brother, George McIntosh of North Providence; six grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
		He was the grandfather of the late Christopher McIntosh.
	www.valleybreeze.com /Free/297786045008815.php (209 words)

	William Mc Intosh (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		William Mc Intosh was came to Albany during the middle of the eighteenth century.
		Sources: The life of William Mc Intosh is CAP biography number 1119.
		A son, William Mc Intosh, was born in 1760!
	www.nysm.nysed.gov /albany/bios/m/wmmcin1114.html (190 words)

	TEST Descendents list for Robert William McINTOSH
		Robert William McINTOSH was born on Saturday, January 21, 1860 at Jarah, England.
		{2} 2 Alicia Maude McINTOSH Child of Nancy Maude CARTER was born on Friday, March 31, 1911 at 12:45 P.M. at 1310 Locust St. Deceased on Sunday, May 16, 1993 buried at Cremated, Disposition of Ashes Unknown.
		{2} 3 Donald Carter McINTOSH Child of Nancy Maude CARTER was born on Monday, March 01, 1915 at 12:30 PM at 1233 Walnut St. Deceased on Saturday, June 12, 1993 at General Hospital.
	members.cox.net /rwmkfm/descend/dul00302.htm (2367 words)

	William McIntosh - Partners - Lindsays (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		William, a Partner in Lindsays' Corporate and Technology group, continues to grow the firm's M&A and venture capital practice, as well as focusing on intellectual property and the commercialisation of Scotland's research and technology base.
		Having previously carved a career as a bilingual corporate lawyer in Paris, William has worked on numerous high-profile cross-border acquisitions, investments and joint ventures.
		William has a zest for new business opportunity and his client-base includes blue chip companies, venture capital funds, leading research institutions and biotech SMEs.
	www.lindsays.co.uk /our-people/display.html?id=42 (143 words)

	Profile
		McIntosh MW, Drescher C, Urban N, Hellstrom KE, Hellstrom I (2004) Combining CA125 and SMR serum markers for diagnosis and early detection of ovarian carcinoma, Gynecol Oncology, 95 (1), 9-15
		McIntosh MW, Urban N, Karlan B, Generating longitudinal screening algorithms using novel biomarkers for disease, Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention : a Publication of the American Association for Cancer Research, Cosponsored by the American Society of Preventive Oncology, 11(2), 159-66, February 2002
		McIntosh M.W., The population risk as an explanatory variable in research synthesis of clinical trials, Statistics in Medicine, 15(16), 1713-28, August 1996
	myprofile.cos.com /mcmart (511 words)

	William A McIntosh Passes
		William (Bill) McIntosh, uncle to prominent Ontario horsemen Doug, Bob, and Al McIntosh, passed away peacefully yesterday at his home in Wheatley, Ontario.
		McIntosh, 77, was an avid fan and owner of standardbred horses all his life.
		He is survived by his wife Donna, daughter Kathy Authier, sons Stuart and Scott and their spouses as well as six grandchildren, and nieces and nephews.
	www.standardbredcanada.ca /news/iss0306/williammcintoshpasses0320.html (112 words)

	Amazon.com: Chief William McIntosh: A Man of Two Worlds: Books: George Chapman (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		McIntosh, the son of a Creek woman and a Scottish soldier, led Creek brigades against the rebellious Red Sticks, fellow Creeks who were fighting white incursions.
		McIntosh, a principal chief of the Creeks, was murdered for his efforts in favor of removal to the West.
		Documentation for this biography is primarily from government records; however, the author includes interpretations from the McIntosh family today.
	www.amazon.com /Chief-William-McIntosh-Man-Worlds/dp/0877971331 (580 words)

	William McIntosh surveyed 200 acres of land on Big Whippoorwill Creek, Logan County, Kentucky November 16, 1798
		The Boren families traveled with the McIntosh families and often intermarried. John Boren was on Logan Co. KY tax lists in 1797 with land on Clifty. Bazel, Hosea and Joseph Boren Sr.
		September 21, 1803 William McIntosh witnessed the marriage of Barzel Murphey and Elizabeth Fury (FHL Film # 418143 Typescript of Caswell NC Marriage Bonds) A William McIntosh was deceased in Logan Co. KY in 1800. Obviously there are two Williams.
		January 1745 William Welch of Fauquier County to Thomas Hopper of Culpeper County his crop, hogs, cow, potts, pann, etc. in consideration of 15 lbs.
	www.tctwest.net /~elafollette (9374 words)

	Bill McIntosh - Moviefone
		William C. McIntosh, New Mexico Tech Earth and Environmental Science
		Bill McIntosh, William C. McIntosh Associate Professor of Geochemistry Volcanologist, Geochronologist NM Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources...
		Ancestral history of Chief William McIntosh Jnr and his descendants.
	movies.aol.com /celebrity/bill-mcintosh/146100/main (96 words)

	McIntosh Family
		The earliest American McIntosh ancestors that I've found so far are James McIntosh and his wife Elizabeth (last name unknown), who lived in Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania.
		Their son John William McIntosh and son-in-law Archibald Cooper had taken part in the 1849 Gold Rush.
		Here are the children of Frederick and Rebecca McIntosh, presented in order of their birth.
	www.fourth-millennium.net /family-travels/mcintosh-family.html (802 words)

	Person: William McIntosh 1852 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		William was a Railway Passenger Guard, Christina lived with her mother Elizabeth was married to John Cadwell a Farmer in Forteviot.
		William Died on 16 Dec 1939 at 80 Canal St Perth.
		Donald McIntosh and Annie McIntosh confirmed as parents, both deceased.
	www.btinternet.com /~jpr.tree/gene/r/m/z/William_McIntosh_1852.html (144 words)

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