1813: William McAninch died, between Feb. 15 and July 26, in Casey County, named |
five sons in his will: "James, Jonathon, William, Samuel, Jesse", the witnesses were |
James Norrell[sp?], Samuel McAninch, and Thomas E. Jones |
[see McAninch Family History Newsletter, Vol. I (1993), No. 3, page 1993-11] |
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1813: Samuel [b.1789, age 24, son of Daniel] married Polly Skidmore: |
"Bond of Samuel McInch [sic] to marry Polly Skidmore, with Thomas E. Jones as |
surety, July 5, 1813. Consent of Joseph Skidmore for his daughter, same date, giving |
name of groom as Samuel McAninch. Witnessed Thomas E. Jones. Jones made oath |
that Polly was over 21 years of age." |
[Marriage Records, Lincoln County Courthouse, Stanford, Kentucky., June 1, 1994] |
1813: Survey for Samuel McAninch ass[ign]ee |
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of Isaac Trowbridge ass[ign]ee of William |
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McAninch ass[ign]ee of Geo. Humphries |
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135 acres of land by virtue [of?] an entry |
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made the 12th day of August 1813 on a |
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certificate granted by the Lincoln County Court |
[sketch] D E |
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at the May term 1801 situated in the County of |
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Casey and on the Rock Lick fork of Fishing Creek and bounded as follows to wit |
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Beginning at A, on William McAninch line on a white oak and dogwood thence running |
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with sd[said] line S 56 [deg] W 100 poles to two ashes at B, thence S 20 poles to an |
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ash and white oak at C, thence S 40 [deg] E 150 poles to a black oak and hickory at D, |
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thence S 70 [deg] E 30 poles to a black oak and gum at E, thence N 41 [deg] E 118 |
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poles to 3 white oaks at F, thence N 48 [deg] W 165 poles to the Beginning. |
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August the 13th 1813 |
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James Brach [Brock?] |
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Jona. McConnell D.S. [Deputy Sur.?] |
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Danl. McAninch |
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John Jones S.C.C. [certified Surveyor] |
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[Kentucky Archives, "Grants South of Green River", Survey Number 16389] |
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Note 1813-1: "Samuel ...assignee ...Trowbridge ...William McAninch..."! |
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Note 1813-2: son Daniel (J.?), chain carrier [b.1796, age 17 years in 1813] |
[and, no known connection, James Brach (or "Brock"?, but not "Brown")] |
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Note 1813-3: same "William McAninch line" used in Daniel's 1812 survey? |
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Note 1813-4: Samuel McAninch [b.1807, age 6, son of William] can not legally |
witness his father's will; so, must be Samuel [b.1789, age 24, son of Daniel]? |
Note 1813-5: Samuel McAninch appears in Casey County Tax records from 1813 |
through 1831, inclusive; all entries show the land "Entered" by G./Geo. Humphrey, |
and watercourse Fishing Creek; 1813-1814, 108 acres; 1815, 134a; 1816, 135a; |
1817-1822, 137a; 1823(?); 1824-1829, 200a; and 1830-1831, 150a. |
Note 1813-6: Who is Thomas E. Jones? same witness, Will and Marriage? |
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Note 1813-7: Geo. Humphries, possible connection (?), Robert R. McAninch |
[(believed) son of George A.], married Hannah Humphrey, Casey County, 1852 |
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Note 1813-8: Isaac Trowbridge, future connection (?), George W. McAninch |
[grand-son of George A.], marries Elizabeth Trowbridge, Casey County, 1873 |
McAninch Family History Newsletter Vol. II No. 3 August 1994 pg.6 page 1994-25 |
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[original contents (except as noted); change font for online presentation (May 2003)] |