William G. Cutler's History of the State of Kansas 
First published in 1883 by A. T. Andreas, Chicago, IL.

Labette County --

REV. WILLIAM McINTOSH, clergyman of the Christian Church and farmer in
Section 2, Township 32, Range 20, P. O. Parsons. His farm consists of
610 acres of fine improved land. He came to Kansas March 24, 1870, and
settled where he now resides. He was born in Darke County, Ohio, October
15, 1820. Is a son of John and Sarah (Polly) McIntosh, the father of
Pennsylvania, and the mother of Kentucky, both, with their parents,
settled in Ohio, where they grew to man and womanhood, and married.
William lived in Ohio some sixteen years, then, with his parents, moved
to Wayne County, Ind., where he grew to manhood, and, when twenty-five
years of age, began studying for the ministry. May 25, 1845, he married
Miss Jane Harlan, a native of Darke County, Ohio, born March 6, 1831.
Her parents were of Kentucky, and settled in Darke County at an early
day. She was a daughter of N. B. and Sallie (Anderson) Harlan. William
and family moved to Lee County, Iowa, and resided some sixteen years. He
was engaged in farming and merchandising. He commenced life a poor man,
and by his industry and good management now stands as one of the
foremost men of Labette County. Mrs. McIntosh died in 1881, leaving a
family of eight children - J. M., N. H., V. K., M. J., J. I., C. J., A.
E., E. E., having lost two - Z. B. and F.  Mr. McIntosh married a second
time, January 23, 1883, Mrs. B. Allen.

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