Son of Samuel Waters and Betsey McIntie. Husband of Margaret Briggs.
"John McIntire Waters, second child of Samuel Waters, was married in 1825 to Margaret Briggs, daughter of Benjamin. He was born on the 4th of July, 1801, in the old William Smith house where he first went to housekeeping the year he was married. He afterwards lived in Mifflin county, then came back to Tell, then to the farm of Gen. A.P. Wilson, (afterward owned by Valentine Schmittle), then moved to Black Log Valley where he lived in what the boys all remember as the ‘rain-splltter' house, build by Hugh Logan. He also resided for a time in the old log house at the south end of Shade Gap where Billy Frick, the shoemaker, once lived. Their children were: Samuel H., Margaret Jane, Elizabeth, Martha, David, Arabella, Caroline and Rosella."
from "The Waters Family" by S.D. Campbell, published in the Mount Union Times newspaper, 22 March 1907.
"John McIntire Waters, second child of Samuel Waters, was married in 1825 to Margaret Briggs, daughter of Benjamin. He was born on the 4th of July, 1801, in the old William Smith house where he first went to housekeeping the year he was married. He afterwards lived in Mifflin county, then came back to Tell, then to the farm of Gen. A.P. Wilson, (afterward owned by Valentine Schmittle), then moved to Black Log Valley where he lived in what the boys all remember as the ‘rain-splltter' house, build by Hugh Logan. He also resided for a time in the old log house at the south end of Shade Gap where Billy Frick, the shoemaker, once lived. Their children were: Samuel H., Margaret Jane, Elizabeth, Martha, David, Arabella, Caroline and Rosella."
from "The Waters Family" by S.D. Campbell, published in the Mount Union Times newspaper, 22 March 1907.
Son of Samuel Waters and Betsey McIntie. Husband of Margaret Briggs.
"John McIntire Waters, second child of Samuel Waters, was married in 1825 to Margaret Briggs, daughter of Benjamin. He was born on the 4th of July, 1801, in the old William Smith house where he first went to housekeeping the year he was married. He afterwards lived in Mifflin county, then came back to Tell, then to the farm of Gen. A.P. Wilson, (afterward owned by Valentine Schmittle), then moved to Black Log Valley where he lived in what the boys all remember as the ‘rain-splltter' house, build by Hugh Logan. He also resided for a time in the old log house at the south end of Shade Gap where Billy Frick, the shoemaker, once lived. Their children were: Samuel H., Margaret Jane, Elizabeth, Martha, David, Arabella, Caroline and Rosella."
from "The Waters Family" by S.D. Campbell, published in the Mount Union Times newspaper, 22 March 1907.
"John McIntire Waters, second child of Samuel Waters, was married in 1825 to Margaret Briggs, daughter of Benjamin. He was born on the 4th of July, 1801, in the old William Smith house where he first went to housekeeping the year he was married. He afterwards lived in Mifflin county, then came back to Tell, then to the farm of Gen. A.P. Wilson, (afterward owned by Valentine Schmittle), then moved to Black Log Valley where he lived in what the boys all remember as the ‘rain-splltter' house, build by Hugh Logan. He also resided for a time in the old log house at the south end of Shade Gap where Billy Frick, the shoemaker, once lived. Their children were: Samuel H., Margaret Jane, Elizabeth, Martha, David, Arabella, Caroline and Rosella."
from "The Waters Family" by S.D. Campbell, published in the Mount Union Times newspaper, 22 March 1907.
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J. McIntire Waters 1801 - 1891
Gravesite Details
Shares a gravestone with wife Margaret.
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