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Stuart MacKenzie “Stu” McIntosh

Birth	:	30 Sep 1928 Havre, Hill County, Montana, USA
Death	:	28 Sep 2020 Havre, Hill County, Montana, USA
Burial	:	Highland Cemetery, Havre, Hill County, USA
Coordinate	:	48.5463982, -109.6900024
Description	:	Stuart MacKenzie McIntosh was born to Alexander and Ella (Starche) McIntosh on September 30, 1928, twenty-five miles north of Havre, at the farm home. He was named after the doctor that delivered him, Dr. Stuart Mackenzie. Stu's dad, Alex, was born in Nairn, Scotland; his mother was born in Ashland, Wisconsin. Stuart was very proud of his Scottish heritage. In 1907, Alex worked on a sheep wagon camp, and in 1910 he homesteaded in a 12x16 ft. shack in north Havre. Alex met Ella in Great Falls, where she was employed as a nanny, and they... Read More	Stuart MacKenzie McIntosh was born to Alexander and Ella (Starche) McIntosh on September 30, 1928, twenty-five miles north of Havre, at the farm home. He was named after the doctor that delivered him, Dr. Stuart Mackenzie. Stu's dad, Alex, was born in Nairn, Scotland; his mother was born in Ashland, Wisconsin. Stuart was very proud of his Scottish heritage. In 1907, Alex worked on a sheep wagon camp, and in 1910 he homesteaded in a 12x16 ft. shack in north Havre. Alex met Ella in Great Falls, where she was employed as a nanny, and they married in 1916. To this union, eight children were born: Roderick, Robert, John, Albertine, Gladys, Jimmy, Martha, and Stuart. Stu went to country school until the 5th grade; his education continued in town, where he attended school through grade eight. He returned to the farm to work alongside his dad and brother Robert, while his brothers Roderick, John, & Jimmy were called away to serve in the armed forces during WW II. Leaving the family farm, Stu went to work on the Clack ranch, located north of Havre. From there, he worked for Stromberg's fuel distributing company in Havre. For a time, he worked as manager for Stromberg's in Glasgow. He returned again to the family farm, and part-time for Kreselak's butcher business in town. Attaining the age of 17, he worked for the railroad for three weeks, and stated he "sure didn't like that!" He later worked for Buttrey's in Havre, cutting meat as well as loading trucks. In 1949, he married Eva Springer, who was also working at Buttrey's in the Shoe Department. The newlyweds began renting the Neuworth farm at Simpson, 48 miles from town, which they later purchased. During their farming career they raised a family of three…Bonnie, Alec, and Steve. In the beginning years of farming, Stuart became interested in producing quality seed and the dream of cleaning seed began on a small scale. In 1964, the family moved 7 miles closer to town, where they built their new home and moved multiple buildings to the new site. At the new farm location, the seed processing business continued to expand. Having outgrown the farm's seed cleaning capacity, in 1980 it was decided to relocate the business in Havre with sons Alec and Steve. In 1989, Stuart expanded by building Golden Triangle seed cleaning facility in Rudyard. Eight years later, Stu built the Cross Roads seed plant in Shelby. In 1999, Stu and Eva moved to town, to their home by the High School. Later, Stu began the process of selling his seed plants and shifting his focus to raising corn at the new homestead. It was in June of 2003 when Stu lost his wife, Eva. In 2006, Stuart married Carol Lippert. They were brought together with a love for dancing, which they enjoyed together for several years. During their marriage, Stuart was most appreciative of the love and acceptance from Carol's family. Both Stu and Carol also found a joy in gardening together. Year after year their garden grew, especially the corn! Stuart's other hobbies included collecting and restoring vintage tractors, enjoying a game of pinochle, which he was very skilled at, and playing with his beloved Samoyan Husky, Sunshine. Stu says it's been a great life. He attributes his success in life to his wonderful family. Stu liked this saying "There are three kinds of people in this world: the dreamers who dream about doing things, the complainers who complain about the things being done, and the doers who get things done." Stu was a doer, as anyone seeing him working in his corn patch from early morning till dark can attest to. His personal qualities included his ability to strike up a conversation with a total stranger and a genuine interest in Montana and local history. Stu was a lifetime member of Grand Lodge of A.F. & A.M. of Montana Stuart is survived by his wife Carol; his daughter Bonnie (Jim) Shaffer; sons Alec (Karen), and Steve (Wanda); step-daughter Sherri (Brian) Simonson; grandchildren, Ryan (Callie), Chris (Julia), Nick (Mary), Jessica (Tim) Clontz, and Russell; step-grandchildren, Jerid, Emily, and Cory Simonson; great-grandchildren, Malachi, Adalia, Corbin, Oliver, Ellie, Taya, and Saylor; and his favorite companion … Sunshine. He was preceded in death by his wife Eva; parents; and siblings, Roderick, John, Jimmy, Robert, Albertine, Martha, and Gladys.

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Where is Stuart MacKenzie “Stu” McIntosh's memorial?
Stuart MacKenzie “Stu” McIntosh's memorial is located at: Highland Cemetery, Havre, Hill County, USA.
When did Stuart MacKenzie “Stu” McIntosh death?
Stuart MacKenzie “Stu” McIntosh death on 28 Sep 2020 in Havre, Hill County, Montana, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Stuart MacKenzie “Stu” McIntosh's memorial?
Latitude: 48.5463982
Longitude: -109.6900024

Family Members:

Parent

Alexander “Alex” McIntosh

(1888 - 1946)

Ella Starky McIntosh

(1890 - 1975)

Spouse

Eva L. Springer McIntosh

(1929 - 2003)

Siblings

Robert Burns McIntosh

(1920 - 2007)

Albertine Emma McIntosh Bosworth

(1921 - 2009)

John S McIntosh

(1924 - 2008)

Gladys Irene McIntosh Hulett

(1924 - 2019)

James D McIntosh

(1925 - 1966)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Highland Cemetery
Havre, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.5463982, -109.6900024

2. Calvary Cemetery
Havre, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.5457000, -109.6883000

3. Mount Hope Cemetery
Havre, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.5540000, -109.7050000

4. Sunset Garden Park
Havre, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.5531006, -109.8019028

5. North Havre Lutheran Church Graveyard (Defunct)
Havre, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.6538903, -109.6815870

6. Grainbelt Cemetery
Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.6828003, -109.8657990

7. Andrew S. Lohman Grave Site
Lohman, Blaine County, USA
Coordinate: 48.5903520, -109.4073350

8. East End Colony Cemetery
East End Colony, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.7485000, -109.5474000

9. Hilldale Hutterite Colony Cemetery
Hilldale Colony, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.7997000, -109.7872000

10. Saint Johns Catholic Cemetery
Havre, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.7625008, -109.9638977

11. Saint Gabriel Cemetery
Chinook, Blaine County, USA
Coordinate: 48.6065200, -109.2531200

12. Kuper Memorial Cemetery
Chinook, Blaine County, USA
Coordinate: 48.6083100, -109.2531200

13. Rocky Boy Cemetery
Rocky Boy, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.2572410, -109.7923690

14. Box Elder Cemetery
Box Elder, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.3274000, -110.0095000

15. Rocky Boy Gravel Cemetery
Rocky Boy, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.2427720, -109.7596500

16. Cottonwood Lutheran Church Cemetery
Havre, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.4545000, -110.1748000

17. Bear Paw Battlefield
Chinook, Blaine County, USA
Coordinate: 48.3780070, -109.2121290

18. Hungry Hollow Cemetery
Blaine County, USA
Coordinate: 48.2103004, -109.4677963

19. Milk River Valley Church Graveyard
Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.6787180, -110.2261080

20. Hollandville Cemetery
Chinook, Blaine County, USA
Coordinate: 48.6960310, -109.1557200

21. Gildford Hill County Cemetery
Gildford, Hill County, USA
Coordinate: 48.5778008, -110.2957993

22. Prairie Chapel United Brethren Cemetery
Chinook, Blaine County, USA
Coordinate: 48.8860000, -109.3414000

23. Mennonite Brethren Cemetery
Chinook, Blaine County, USA
Coordinate: 48.8012560, -109.1980620

24. Bethel Bruderthaler Mennonite Church Cemetery
Chinook, Blaine County, USA
Coordinate: 48.7552000, -109.1345000