Col. Daniel Newnan McIntosh
1822 - 1896 (73 years)
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Name Daniel Newnan McIntosh Title Col. Nickname Unee Born 20 Sep 1822 Lockchau Talofau, Carroll, Georgia 
[1] Gender Male Died 10 Apr 1896 Creek Nation, Indian Territory (Fame, McIntosh, Oklahoma) Buried Fame Cemetery, Fame, McIntosh, Oklahoma 
McIntosh, Daniel Newnan Person ID I8575 Dickinson Last Modified 3 Mar 2012
Father William McIntosh, b. 1778, Coweta Town, Lower Creek Nation (Russell County, Alabama) , d. 01 May 1825, Lochau Talofau or Acorn Bluff, Whitesburg, Carroll, Georgia (Age 47 years) Mother Susannah Coe Married - Some researchers claim that Jane's mother was Eliza Hawkins. This seems improbable if she married Sam Hawkins, who by some accounts would have been her uncle, or by others, her brother. Bonner asserts that Susannah (McIntosh's full-blood Creek wife) was her mother. [2]
Family ID F2318 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Elsie Otterlifter, b. Dec 1818, Georgia , d. 01 Jan 1851, Creek Nation, Indian Territory, Oklahoma (Age ~ 32 years) Children 1. Arseno McIntosh, b. 20 Dec 1844, Creek Nation, Indian Territory, Oklahoma , d. 10 Apr 1886, Creek Nation, Indian Territory, Oklahoma (Age 41 years)2. Susannah McIntosh, b. 03 Jun 1846, Creek Nation, Indian Territory, Oklahoma , d. 16 Mar 1885, Indian Territory, Oklahoma (Age 38 years)Last Modified 3 Mar 2012 Family ID F2321 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Photos McIntosh, Daniel Newnan
Creek Nation Leader
Col., CSA
Histories 
Veterans: Confederate
Had the South in her border
A hero to spare,
Or a heart at her altar,
Lo! its life's blood was there!
And the black battle-grime
Might never disguise
The smile of the South
On the lips and the eyes
Of her barefooted boys!
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