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Henry McIntire 
  Rank: Pvt Co: K Age: 26 Residence: Kennebunkport Birthplace: K-port Occupation: farmer Married/Single: S Height: 5' 7 Eyes: Bl Hair: Lt Complexion: Lt 

McIntire Stones
Sarah (left) and Henry McIntire
HENRY KING MCINTIRE was the son of Phineas Jr and Maria (Tucker) McIntire, born in Kennebunkport [Desc of Micam McIntire, p65] on 10 June 1835 [YCCI, p1495]. He died on 17 Dec 1890 in Saco, ME, and was buried in the town's Laurel Hill Cemetery [YCCI, p1495].

He married in Biddeford, ME on 5 Feb 1872 to SARAH (FRENCH) DAY, the daughter of Aaron and Catherine (Davis) French. She was born in Porter, ME on 1 Aug 1841 and died in Saco on 27 Feb 1930 [YCCI, p1495; Desc of Micam McIntire, p65]. She was buried with second husband [currently unclear who her spouse by surname Day was] in Laurel Hill Cem. She had lived with daughter at 23 Mechanic St in Saco until her death.

Henry lived over half of his life in Kennebunkport, staying with his father until at least the 1870 census, which listed him as a machinist. He afterwards removed to Saco, occupied there as a laborer. He was seen there during the 1890 census and veteran's schedule, where it is recorded he had kidney and liver trouble.

Henry and Sarah had two children:

I. CHARLES NORMAN MCINTIRE was born 4 June 1873 in Saco, Maine. He died on 4 Feb 1919 [ME VR] and was buried in father's plot at Laurel Hill [YCCI, p1495] He was an undertaker, working for Walter J Dennett in Biddeford,ME [WWI Draft Card], living in Saco with mother. He didn't marry.

II. CLARA BELLE MCINTIRE, born either on 12 May 1881 [Desc of Micam McIntire, p65], or on 28 May 1882 [gravestone]. She died on 10 Feb 1934 and is buried in her parent's plot at Laurel Hill Cem [YCCI, p1495]. She married late in life to STEPHEN L NUTTER of Old Orchard Beach on 31 Dec 1930 [ME Marr Index]. He was from Kennebunkport.

The ancestry of Henry [Phineas jr, Phineas, John jr, John, Micam] can be found in the Descendants of Micam McIntire (rev ed) by Robert H McIntire c1983




Additional Source Data:
1860 Kennebunkport census (pg 65): hh 512/525
1870 Kennebunkport (pg 56): hh 508/517
1880 Saco (pg 17): hh 191/212 - lived on Mechanic St
1890 Vet Schedule: Henry lived in Saco, had kidney and liver trouble
1900 - did not find families (except a young Stephen Nutter) by any search means
1910
1920 Saco wrd-7 (pg 4A): widow Sarah and dau Clara living at 23 Mechanic
1930 Saco wrd-7 (pg 9B): Dau Calra living at parents home on 23 Mechanic
- Civil War Pension Index: Henry filed as invalid on 1 Sept, 1885 (app #548547 -no cert); widow Sarah filed on 26 Jan,1891 (app #496524 cert #390062)


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