Samuel McIntire

Other Events and Attributes:

• Married: 15 Oct 1706, Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; Mary Upton, the daughter of John and Sarah (Thompson) Upton. She was born on 25 May 1685 in Reading, Massachusetts. [This marriage] She died about 1727 in Reading, Massachusetts. Issue: 1. Phineas McIntire (c1718-1759) 2. Amos McIntire (1720-____) 3. Benjamin McIntire (1725-1725) 4. Benjamin McIntire (c1727-____)
• Occupation: say 1712; He was a joiner.
• History: 1718; Samuel signed a petition to the selectman of Reading for "the common land that lyeth in our precinct near our meetinghouse for ministerial use so we may be a building a minister's house."
• Living: 1741, Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

Other Events and Attributes:

• History: 3 Sep 1650; Philip was a soldier in the Scottish army under General David Leslie at the Battle of Dunbar on 3 September 1650. The New Army under Oliver Cromwell soundly defeated the Scotts, and took the three McIntire brothers prisoner. They were subsequently deported to America.
• Immigration: 11 Nov 1650; He arrived in New England on board the ship Unity.
• Moved To: Abt 1657, Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; He moved after serving out his compulsory service of seven years.
• History: 1665, Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; The first appearance of Philip on the Reading town records occurs in 1665, when he paid ten pence for the ministerial tax.
• Land/House: 1666, Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts; He received land in the "Great Swamp".
• Deed: 14 Apr 1719; He conveyed his home to his son, David.

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Phillip married Mary Nicholis on 6 Sep 1666 in Reading, Middlesex County, Massachusetts. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]