McINTIRE BIOGRAPHIES, Henry County, Missouri
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McINTIRE, D. C. - b: 1821 Clark Co, KY
source: 1883 History of Henry Missouri , National Historical Co. - page: 706
residence: Big Creek Twp

D. C. McIntire, farmer and stock raiser, section 22, was born in Clark County, 
Kentucky, October 25, 1821, and was the son of Hugh Mclntire, a native of North 
Carolina, who moved with his parents at the age of seven to Clark County, 
Kentucky, there being brought up. Francis McIntire, his father, was a soldier in 
the revolutionary war, and carried during life five wounds received in that long 
struggle for American independence. D. C. Mclntire accompanied the family to 
Trimble County when seven years old and there grew to manhood. He came to 
Missouri in 1841, but previously had spent six years traveling through Wisconsin, 
Iowa and Illinois. He was married in Scotland County, Missouri, September 23, 
1847, to Miss Agnes F. Huston, of Boone County, Kentucky, who was reared and 
educated there, and a daughter of Archibald Huston. They have six children: 
William Seldon, Joseph M., Homer H., Martha E. (wife of W. W. Gray), Ada Lee and 
Daniel M. After this marriage Mr. Mclntire located in Adair County, where he 
entered land and made a farm, making it his home for about eleven years. In 1858 
he came to Henry County, locating on Honey Creek, and built a flour, grist and saw 
mill, and was engaged in milling about seven years. Selling his mill property, he 
purchased the farm where he now resides in 1865. This place consists of 270 
acres of land, with 240 acres in cultivation and pasture, and upon it is a good 
residence and a fine orchard of about 250 bearing trees of select fruits. Mr. and 
Mrs. Mclntire are members of the M. E. Church South. He belongs to the Masonic 
fraternity.

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McINTIRE, Omer H. - b: 1856 Adair Co, MO
source: 1919 History of Henry Co MO, Uel W. Lamkin, Historical Publishing Co - 
page: 713
residence: Big Creek Twp

Omer H. McIntire, a farmer of Big Creek township and a descendant of a family of 
Missouri pioneers, was born in Adair County April 8, 1856. He is a son of Daniel 
and Agnes (Huston) McIntire, natives of Kentucky. Daniel McIntire was born 
October 25, 1821, and in 1841 when he was twenty years of age came to Missouri 
with his parents. He was a son of Hugh McIntire, a native of North Carolina, who 
came to Clark County, Kentucky, in 1828 with his family. Hugh McIntire was a son 
of Francis McIntire, who was a soldier in the Revolutionary War, and served 
throughout the seven years of that conflict for American independence and during 
the term of his service was wounded five times. Daniel C. McIntire married Agnes 
F. Huston in Scotland County, Missouri, September 23, 1847. She was a daughter 
of Archibald Huston and a native of Boone County, Kentucky. Daniel C. and Agnes 
(Huston) McIntire were the parents of the following children: William Seldon, 
Joseph M, Omer H., the subject of this sketch; Mrs. Martha E. Gray, Ada Lee and 
Daniel M. Daniel C. McIntire entered Government land in Adair County, Missouri, 
and lived there until 1858, when he came to Henry County and settled in Honey 
Creek. Here he built a grist and saw mill which he operated for a number of years. 
Later he bought a farm which he moved on in 1866. He was prominent among the 
early day pioneers of Henry County and influential in this section. He was a 
member of the Masonic Lodge and the Methodist Church, South. He died in 1912 at 
the advanced age of ninety-one years. His wife departed this life in 1914 and 
their remains rest side by side in the Carrsville Cemetery. Omer H. McIntire was 
reared in the pioneer home in Henry County and received his education in what 
was known as the subscription school, the pioneer educational institution of 
Henry County. He remained on the home farm and followed farming and stock 
raising during the lifetime of his parents. The McIntire farm is one of the 
valuable and productive farms of Big Creek township, and Mr. McIntire has met 
with success in his chosen field of endeavor and is one of the substantial men of 
his community. Omer H. McIntire was united in marriage in 1901 to Miss Ida 
Garrison, daughter of Robert and Susie Garrison, natives of Tennessee. The 
mother died in 1887 and the father now lives near Huntingdale. Mrs. McIntire is 
one of eight children born to her parents, the others being as follows: Robert, 
resides in Montana; Charles, deceased; Joseph, Huntingdale, Missouri; David, 
deceased; Harry, at home; Mrs. George Ridge, Urich, Missouri; Mrs. Homer Inmer, 
Shawnee township. Mr. and Mrs. McIntire have two children: Margaret Katheryn and 
Robert Daniel. Omer H. McIntire is a progressive citizen and the McIntire family 
rank among the leading representative citizens of Henry County. 

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