Micum McIntire is said to have come to America as a Scottish prisoner aboard the ship Unity which set sail from England on 11 November 1650. "He was taken to Dover, N. H., where he served his seven years and was taxed as "Micome, the Scotchman." He received on Dec. ll, 1662, a grant in the Newichawannock, River region and found employment in the mill at Salmon Falls, then part of Kittery. A few years later he moved to York [Maine] ..."--P. 14. He married the widow of a distant cousin. "The name of Micum's wife cannot be given with any certantity. The records have referred to her as Hannah, Anne and Dorothy."--P. 15. The will of Micum McIntire was probated on 2 October 1705. Descendants and relatives lived in Maine, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New York, Michigan, New Jersey, California, Rhode Island, Texas and elsewhere.