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[top of page 25] McAninch, William McAninch, Jesse McAninch + George McAninch |
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attorney in fact of Samuel McAninch all of the County of Casey and State of Kentucky |
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and Ambrose Butt of the County and State afsd [aforesaid] witnesseth that the above |
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named McAninchs for a consideration of the sum of two hundred dollars to them in hand |
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payed [sic] by the said Ambrose Butt before the selling of these presents whereof the |
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said Jonathon, William + Jesse McAninch and George McAninch attorney in fact for |
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Samuel McAninch for the receipt of the same doth acknowledge that they have this |
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day bargained and sold to the aforesaid Ambrose Butt and do hereby bargain sell + |
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deliver to the said Ambrose Butt one hundred and forty-three acres of land being a |
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part of a tract of 286 acres lying in part in Pulaski + part in Casey County on the ridges |
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of the Rock Lick Fork of Fishing Creek and bound as follows to wit |
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Beginning at a stake where the original survey corner stood a poplar thence N 20 E 92 |
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poles to a white oak thence N 12 W 94 poles to a chestnut now fallen down thence |
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N 41 E 62 poles to a white oak William McAninch line thence with his line N 3 W 66 poles |
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to a spanish oak an[d] hickory on said line thence S 88 W 15 poles to a dogwood thence |
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N 80 W 20 poles to a black oak an[d] hickory saplin[g] thence N 65 W 26 [16?46?] poles |
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to poplar saplin[g] thence N 85 W 45 poles to an ash white oak + hickory on the original |
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line thence S 15 W 184 poles to pointer[?] thence S 27 E 180 poles to the Beginning |
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the said Jonathon McAninch, William McAninch, Jesse McAninch and George McAninch |
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attorney in fact of Samuel McAninch ... set our hand and seal the 27 day of September |
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in the year of our Lord 1841 |
Jonathon McAninch {seal} |
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Teste |
William McAninch {seal} |
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Thomas E. Jones |
Jesse McAninch {seal} |
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Amos F. Jones |
George McAninch {seal} |
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Casey County S.S. |
[next entry in Deed book] |
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I certify that on the 12th day of June 1843 ... by the oaths of T. E. Jones + A. F. Jones |
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witnesses thereto was proven to be the act and deed of Jonathon McAninch, William |
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McAninch, Jesse McAninch and George McAninch the grantors ... recorded ... |
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atteste Joel Sweeney clerk |
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Note 1841-1: Did they get the 1840 Land Grant planning to sell in 1841? |
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Note 1841-2: Clearly, two sales, each is a half of 286-acre land grant: |
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1st: "part of... 286 acres ... legatees of William McAninch deceased" |
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2nd: "part of... 286 acres ... part in Pulaski + part in Casey County" |
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Note 1841-3: William McAninch [b.Bef.1765] died 1813, five sons in will: |
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James McAninch b.1797-1800 [ |
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Jonathan McAninch b. 1799 [ |
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3. William D. McAninch b.Abt.1805, age 36, living in Casey County Kentucky |
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4. Samuel McAninch b.Apr.1807, age 34, now living Cass County Missouri |
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Jesse McAninch b. |
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[b.ca.1812; in 1841, Jesse lived in Pulaski County, Kentucky; 1999 /fm] |
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Note 1841-4: "George McAninch...[of Casey County] attorney in fact" (not "at law") |
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for Samuel McAninch, who moved to Cass County, Missouri in 1835; Was this |
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George A. McAninch [b.1794, age 47, son of Daniel]? [cf.1828 above] |
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Note 1841-5: Amos F. Jones relation to John Jones or Thomas E. Jones? |
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Note 1841-6: Who is "Malinda [McAninch]", indexed on the first sale? |
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1842: James R. McAninch bought "Tract in Casey Co." [acres unknown] from |
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M[arshall] L. and Minerva (McAninch) Brown [Casey County Deed Bk 24 pg 364] |
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McAninch Family History Newsletter Vol. II No. 3 August 1994 pg.11 page 1994-30 |
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[original contents (except as noted); change font for online presentation (May 2003)] |