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1807: Casey County created, set off from Lincoln County. |
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1807: Survey for "William McAninch" property, survey record not found. |
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["...by survey having date the 29th day of June [1807?] lying and being in the County |
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of Pulaski on the waters of the Rock Lick Creek a branch of Fishing Creek." |
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see William's 1840 grant and 1841 land sales, below] |
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1807: Samuel McAninch, son of William, born Casey County, Kentucky. |
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[N.B. 2nd of 2 Samuel (No Middle Initial) McAninch's, [this is] Samuel "Missouri" McA.] |
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After 1807: Jesse McAninch, son of William, born Casey County, Kentucky. [ca.1812] |
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1808: Survey 14089 for Tandy Johnson [sold to George A. McAninch, 1828], 200 acres |
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in Casey Co., 12 Dec 1808 [South of Green River, Bk 20 p.252] |
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1808: McAninch, Daniel, 1 White Male over 21, no White Males age 16-21, 140 acres, |
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watercourse is "Fishing Creek", "Entered" and "Surveyed" by James Brown, 3 horses |
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[Casey Co. Tax Book, 1808, Bk 1, pg. 9, entry 15] |
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1812: Surveyed for Daniel McAninch |
B - - - - A |
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ass[ign]ee of Charles Rawson Jr ass[ign]ee |
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of James Brown 140 acres of Land by virtue |
[survey] D | |
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of an Entry made the 30th day of December |
[sketch] E |
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1813 on a certificate granted by the County |
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Court of Lincoln at the July term 1801 [is?] [located?] in Casey County on the waters |
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of Fishing Creek. Beginning at [point] A, a hickory & two white oaks thence N 86 [deg] |
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W 165 poles to a white oak & two small beeches at B, supposed to be on a [military?] |
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line thence S 5 [deg] E 106 poles to a hickory and dogwood on a agreed line between |
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said J. Brown and one Gibbs thence with said agreed line S 43 [deg] E 77 poles to a |
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sugar tree & Buckeye growing together at the root thence S 60 [deg] E 74 poles to ash, |
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two dogwoods, Spanish oak and sugar tree where said agreed line comes on a line of |
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Wm. McAnnichs [sic], thence N 12 [deg] E 194 poles to a dogwood, White oak & Black |
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oak, thence N 86 [deg] W 2 poles to the beginning. |
August 8th 1812 |
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Sam’l & George McAninch cc [chain carriers] |
John Jones S C C |
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Daniel McAninch, Marker & Director. |
[certified Surveyor] |
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[Kentucky Archives, "Grants South of Green River", Survey Number 11597] |
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Note 1812-1: William McAninch's wife Laodieca's maiden name was Rawson! |
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Note 1812-2: Survey Questions: "line of Wm. McAnnich"? military line? |
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[and, of course, can any of these survey points be interpreted today?] |
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Note 1812-3: Used his sons Samuel and George McAninch as chain carriers |
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[Samuel "Indiana" McA., b.1789, age 23, and George A., b.1794, age 18, 1812] |
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Note 1812-4: The [alleged] "Samuel McAninch - Catherine Carter" marriage reported |
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by some people [including "Lincoln County, Kentucky, Marriages and Tombstone |
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Inscriptions, 1780-1850", by Shirley Dunn, 1977, pg.23] did NOT happen. |
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In the "Mc" index, the 1812 entry "Joseph McCormack - Catherine Carter" is one line |
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above the 1813 "Samuel McAninch - Polly Skidmore" marriage [transcription error] |
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[in Shirley Dunn book]; both McCormack & McAninch bonds & consent forms verified |
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on-site, Lincoln Co. Court House, Stanford, Kentucky, June 1, 1994 /fm] |
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Note 1812-5: John Jones, b. June 1771, NC, Lincoln County commissioner 1800, |
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"...was the first surveyor of Casey County and also a Baptist minister" |
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[History of Churches in Casey County, 1798-1985, Paul W. Patton, page 111] |
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McAninch Family History Newsletter Vol. II No. 3 August 1994 pg.5 page 1994-24 |
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[original contents (except as noted); change font for online presentation (May 2003)] |