Crestline and Galion, OH
example from LOST GALLERY
Crestline and Galion, OH
example from LOST GALLERY
Joseph H McIntire
(1834-1902)
1834 Jan 27
Kittanning, PA, state records, Joseph H McIntyre is born
1858
Crestline (OH) Advocate, from 1902 news item about death, McIntyre moves to Crestline from Pennsylvania
1860 Jun 04
Jackson, Crawford, OH, US census, J H McIntyre as artist
1870 Jul 11
Crestline, OH, US census, Joseph H McIntyre as “Sack Manufacturer”
1877 Nov 02
Crestline (OH) Advocate, classified ad says J H McIntire has opened his photographer rooms
1877 Nov 30
Crestline (OH) Advocate, display ad for McIntire, the photographer of Crestline, OH
1883 Jul 27
Crestline (OH) Advocate, small ad for J H McIntire $3 per Dozen
1884 May 15
Bryan (OH) Press, small ad for McIntire and Ford photo gallery (No other mention of “Ford” has been found)
1885 Feb 20
Crestline (OH) Advocate, small ad for McIntire’s Art Gallery in Crestline, OH
1885 Jul 17
Crestline OH Advocate, item/ad says McIntire has improved his gallery
1885 Aug 28
Crestline (OH) Advocate, display ad for McIntire the photographer (nearly the same “Parrot” ad runs many times from Aug to Dec 1885)
1886 Nov 12
Crestline (OH) Advocate, small item says J H McIntire is sharing his studio space with Dentist R A Armstrong
1886 Dec 17
Crestline (OH) Advocate, small ad for Holiday Pictures at McIntire’s Gallery
1887 Jan 07
Crestline (OH) Advocate, Parrot ad again for J H McIntire Gallery in Crestline
1888 May 02
Galion (OH) Inquirer, small ad for McIntire the photographer (no address shown)
1889 Oct 25
Galion (OH) Inquirer, single line ad for McIntire’s photo gallery
1891 Sep 15
Galion (OH) Daily Leader, item says “Olive” house, owned by J H McIntire has some damage from a fire
1891 Nov 11
Crawford county, OH, state records, Joseph McIntyre and Leah B McIntyre are married
1893 Feb 23
Crestline (OH) Advocate, display ad for McIntire “the veteran photographer” at McIntire’s Block, Crestline; also called “McIntire the Photographer and Jeweler”
1893 May 11
Crestline (OH) Advocate, small ad for J H McIntire “Central Ohio Copying House”
1893 May 11
Crestline (OH) Advocate, large ad for “Central Ohio Copying House” at McIntyre’s Block, Crestline
1893 May 22
Galion (OH) Inquirer, small ad for “Olive House” at Crestline for rent
1893 Aug 17
Crestline (OH) Advocate, small ad for McIntyre’s Central Ohio Copying House
1895 Aug 31
Budyrus (OH) Evening Telegraph, small ad (with parrot) for J H McIntyre the photographer
1900 Jun 05
Crestline, OH, US census, Joseph McIntyre as photographer; res Columbus Street
1901 May 31
Bucyrus, OH, small ad for McIntyer’s “Busy Bee” photo Gallery
1901 Sep 26
Crestline (OH) Advocate, small item says McIntyre, the photographer, has closed his studio in Bucyrus, OH
1901 Oct 24
Crestline (OH) News Democrat, small ad for McIntyre’s Busy Bee Studio in Crestline, OH
1901 Oct 31
Crestline (OH) News Democrat, small ad for McIntyre’s fully equipped studio in Crestline, OH
1901 Nov 14
Crestline (OH) News Democrat, ad for McIntyre’s “Busy Bee” Gallery
1902 Jul 12
Crestline (OH) Advocate, news item details the accident and death of Joseph H McIntyre
No gallery addresses are ever shown, just the town
The McIntire studio is found in newspaper mentions and ads from Nov 1877 to October 1901 for the studios in Crestline, Bucyrus and Galion, OH. McIntyre also had studios, off and on, in Bucyrus, OH, from at least 1895 to sometime in 1901. At the time of his death, the studio in Crestline was the only one still operating.
Note that most all of the newspaper mentions spell his name “McIntyre” while in most official documents it was spelled “McIntire”. He probably preferred "McIntire" because that is how the example cards are imprinted.
02 Nov 1877
30 Nov 1877
27 Jul 1883
15 May 1884
17 Jul 1885
08 Aug 1885
22 Oct 1886
12 Nov 1893
14 Jan 1887
02 Mar 1868
25 Oct 1889
23 Feb 1893
11 May 1893
11 May 1893
22 Aug 1893
17 Aug 1903
31 Aug 1895
23 Nov 1900
13 May 1901
26 Sep 1901
26 Sep 1901
24 Oct 1901
31 Oct 1901
14 Nov 1901
17 Jul 1902
Galion, OH
example from auction site
Galion, OH
example from auction site
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