Elizabeth McIntyre: b 21 July 1762:Isle of Mull,Scotland anyone have this lady or looking for her

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She married in this above area in Scotland to Donald McQuarie I say Married 1780 perhaps. She being born 1762, I find they didn’t all marry young. Her first son Neil my 2nd great grand parent,Isle of Mull,1784. They came to New Country(was recorded that a boarding pass/ticket was in family at one time stating passage for parents and two children 1790)

I have all families from this original family who landed Argyle,Wash Co.,NewYork and spread throughout North America. I don’t have Scotland and I have been looking for either/both of their parents. Elizabeth McIntyre. They rented their farm in Argyle NY but I noticed the neighbour was McIntyre. I wrote to genealogy society Argyle NY and talked to people but got no where with that.  She is in my tree ID below

Donald McQuarie(how spelt) Elizabeth McIntyre

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I have put my profile number but it appears I share one with this lady.7041 is mine as well

Answer 1

Elizabeth McIntire McQuarie nptm 21 Jul 1762. died 28 Aug 1842 Event Place Argyle, Washington, New York.                                                  Affiliate Record Identifier 11085190

South Argyle Church Cemetery

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Thanks, but I was wanting to go backwards.  Wondering if anyone had this birthdate in their tree for an Elizabeth. Happened before, never know. I have family history for North America Thanks

Answer 2

Familysearch.org (FS) has the following information 

Elizabeth McIntyre FS ID LDKC-5X7 born 21 July 1762 Isle of Mull, Argyll, Scotland, United Kingdom – died 28 August 1842 Argyle, Washington, New York, United States buried South Argyle, Washington, New York, United States 

Spouse Donald McQuarie FS ID KVGQ-HGN born 1751 Mull, Argyll and Bute, Scotland died 27 March 1824 Washington, New York, United States 

Married about 1780 Mull, Argyle, Scotland, United Kingdom.

The site, amongst other things, contains their 7 children. Her parents and their 3 children. 

I suggest you go to Familysearch.org for further details

NOTE; I am passing this on for your information – I can only be guided by what is on that site correct or not

Cheers Ross Geissmann

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I have this I want to go backwards, looking for someone who’s looking for her in their family, trying to find parents.