McIntyres

McIntyre is a surname of Scottish and Irish origin. It is derived from the Gaelic name Mac an tSaoir, meaning "son of the craftsman" or "son of the carpenter." The name is particularly common in Scotland and Ireland, and has spread to many other English-speaking countries.

Notable individuals with the surname McIntyre include:

Bartholomew McIntyre, an American politician who served as a representative from Georgia.

John McIntyre, a Scottish actor known for his roles in television and film.

Kevin Patrick McIntyre, an American lawyer and former judge.

Roderick "Rory" McIntyre, a Canadian politician.

Steve McIntyre, a Canadian journalist and editor.

William McIntyre, a Canadian politician.

The name McIntyre is borne by various places, including McIntyre Township in Pennsylvania. In literature and popular culture, the name has been used for characters and settings. For example, McIntyre is a character in the novel "The Count of Monte Cristo" and a former owner of a bar in the television series "EastEnders." The surname's enduring presence signifies its historical roots and continued usage across different cultures and professions.