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History of the Great Lakes
Illustrated, In Two Volumes, Vol. II
Chicago, J. H. Beers & Co., 1899

        [165-166]

              DANIEL C. MCINTYRE, the well-known freight and district
           passenger agent for the Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigation
           Company, at Cleveland, Ohio, was born in Glasgow. Scotland, in
           1852, but when a child of five years was brought by his parents
           to America, locating first in London, Ont., and later in one of
           the suburbs of that city, where he received a fair education in
           the district schools. At the age of twenty-two he entered the
           employ of the Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navigation Company as
           watchman on one of their steamers, and was thus employed until
           appointed to a position in the general office of the line at
           Detroit. In 1884 he was appointed local freight agent at
           Detroit, and became general freight agent in 1887. Five years
           later MR. MCINTYRE was also made district passenger agent, and
           shortly afterward was transferred to Cleveland, succeeding T. F.
           NEUMAN as general freight and district passenger agent. He has
           since had charge of the eastern terminal of the Detroit and
           Cleveland Steam Navigation Company, and is most capably and
           satisactorily filling that responsible position.
              In 1873, MR. MCINTYRE was united in marriage to Miss FLORA
           FERGUSON, and they became the parents of six children, the
           eldest born in 1874, and the youngest in 1887. They are: TENA,
           ALEXANDER, DUNCAN, GEORGE, MARY and FLORA BELL, all still living
           with the exception of ALEXANDER, whose untimely death occurred
           in the summer of 1896, and was a severe blow to his family and
           many friends.

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