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Jonathan McAninch and Tolitha (Turpin) McAninch |
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Jonathan McAninch, second son of William and Ladisha, married Tolitha |
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Turpin,
17 Jun 1824, in adjacent Pulaski Co., and they had 12 [ |
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1. James H. McAninch |
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About 1829 [ |
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2. William Harrison McAninch |
b.10-Feb-1836, Casey, KY; d. 21-Sep-1928, MO |
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3. George [C.] R. McAninch |
b.12
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4. Franklin Preston McAninch |
b.25-Jan-1830, Casey, KY; d. 26-Apr-1908, MO |
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5. David McAninch |
b. About 1833, Casey, KY; ("was a bachelor") |
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6. Mary Jane McAninch |
b. About 1835, Casey, KY; mar. Abe Bledsoe |
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7. Nancy E. McAninch |
b. About 1837, Casey, KY; mar. John C. Smith |
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8. Martin McAninch |
b. About 1841, Casey, KY. |
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9. Martha B. McAninch |
b. About 1843, Casey, KY; known as "Mattie" |
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10. Jesse McAninch |
b. About 1845, Casey, KY; d. 25-May-1904, MO |
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11. Amanda Frances McAninch |
b. About 1847, Casey, KY; mar. Horace M. Bell |
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12. Sarah McAninch |
b. About 1849, Casey, KY; "died quite young" |
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William Harrison McAninch and Julia Ann Hon |
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William Harrison McAninch, son of Jonathan and Tolitha (Turpin) McAninch, was born |
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10 Feb 1836 in Danville, Casey County, Kentucky, and married 18 Oct 1866 in Ralls |
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[County], Missouri, to Julia Ann Hon, who was born 10 Feb 1845, Bath, Kentucky. |
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William Harrison died 21 Sep 1928, near Peculiar, Cass County, Missouri, and was buried |
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23 Sep 1928 in West Union Cemetery, south of Belton, Cass County, Missouri. |
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Julia Ann died 5 Sep 1905 at Belton, Cass County, Missouri. They had 9 children: |
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1. Arthur Lee McAninch |
b. About 1868, Cass, MO; "died young" |
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2. Walter Jackson McAninch |
b.29-Apr-1869, Cass, MO. |
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3. Lara Etta McAninch |
b. 1-May-1871, Cass, MO; mar. William Groh |
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4. William Edgar McAninch |
b.10-Feb-1873, Cass, MO. |
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5. Julia Elizabeth McAninch |
b. 7-Jan-1875, Cass, MO; "died in infancy" |
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6. Harry Byron McAninch |
b.25-Apr-1877, Cass, MO; d. 19-Oct-1936, MO |
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7. Charles Curby McAninch |
b.26-Jun-1880, Cass, MO; d. 15-Jun-1957, MO |
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8. Pearl Ann McAninch |
b.15-Jul-1882, Cass, MO; d. 11-Dec-1974 |
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9. Tolitha Lenior McAninch |
b. 7-Feb-1885, Cass, MO. |
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Their 6th child, Harry Byron McAninch, married Emma Rowland, 7 Sep 1902, at Peculiar, |
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Cass County, MO., and had four children. Lila Pearl McAninch, their youngest daughter, |
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was Charles Byron Bridgeforth's mother. |
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William Harrison's application form, Pension for Ex-Confederate Soldiers, dated 15 Oct. |
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1915, is the start of a most-interesting Civil War story -- |
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Missouri State Guard (M.S.G.), and Missouri Volunteers, C.S.A. -- |
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(1) Company D, Capt. Sam Lapsley, Lieut. Frank Buckner, 3rd. regiment Infantry, |
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Col. Hurst, Missouri State Guard |
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(2) Company A, Capts. John Brinker and John Jarrett, 10th regiment Cavalry, |
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Col. McDonald, Missouri Volunteers [Quantrill's Command] |
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"Enlisted May 21, 1861, at Pleasant Hill, Mo., never surrendered, went to Mexico with |
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General Joe Shelby. Shot in left side, struck in mouth with saber and shot in right arm. |
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Engagements: Springfield, Pea Ridge, Helena, Wilson's Creek, and Lone Jack." |
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McAninch Family History Newsletter, Vol. I, No. 3, August 1993 pg.5 page 1993-12 |
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[original contents (except as noted); change font for online presentation (May 2003)] |