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Mississippi, 1858: Probate Court, DeSoto County, MS, 6 Dec. 1858, James F. Walker |
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appointed Guardian to Alpheus McAninch, Erastus McAninch, Laura McAninch and |
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Z. T. McAninch; Guardian bonds Book 5 pg 63 [children of William McAninch, b.1805 |
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Kentucky, grand-children of William McAninch, Casey County, Kentucky, died 1813] |
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New England: Scotch Prisoners Sent to Massachusetts in 1652, list of the |
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John and Sarah of London, John Greene [master], bound for New England: |
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... Daniell Macknith, Semell Mackneth, Neile Macketh, Patricke Macknith, Daniell |
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Macknith [2nd listing] [one man? or two?], James Mackreith, David Macketh, ...; |
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in Passengers To America, Michael Tepper Ed., pg. 148, Gen. Pub. Co., 1980. |
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Pennsylvania, 1790 Census: McNinch, John, a weaver, in Philadelphia County, |
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and NcNinch, Patrick, Northumberland County. [First Census of the U.S.] |
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Pennsylvania, 1800 Census: Two in Northumberland County -- McNinch, Samuel, |
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Chillisquaque Twp (pg. 699), and NcNinch, Patrick, Derry Twp (pg. 782). |
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[Second Census of the U.S., 1800, National Archives, film M32, roll 37] |
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Pennsylvania, 1801: James McInench [sic], in list of letters remaining in the |
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Pittsburgh Post Office, Jan. 1, 1801; Pittsburgh Gazette Abstracts, Vol.II, 1797-1803, |
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pg 259, Clara E. Duer, pub. Closson Press, Apollo, Pennsylvania. |
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Scotland, Isle of Skye: By 1733, the Skye estates had been restored to the |
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Macdonalds and were under the proprietorship of Sir Alexander, 14th Chief of Sleat. |
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The Macdonalds had two major operations on Skye; one at Trotternish, the other at |
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Sleat. Trotternish, under the factorship of Martin Martin[sic] of Kingsburrow |
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[Kingsburgh], was divided into 49 income producing farms. Sleat, under the factorship |
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of Alexander Macdonald, also of Kingsburrow, divided into 33 income producing farms. |
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In 1733, a historically-significant event occurred that provides some insight into the |
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operation of the Macdonald estates as well as sparse genealogical information on the |
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people who lived there. This event was the set or allocation of the farms on the |
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estates, as described in a document entitled "The Judicial Rental of Skye, 1733" |
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. . . 127 pages of depositions taken for the Rent Roll of 1733, . . . more than 400 |
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people, six were taken in the Scots tongue [footnoted "Language of the Lowlanders"], |
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two were taken in English, and the rest were taken in the Irish (Gaelic) tongue. |
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"Extracts from the 1733 Rent Roll for Sleat" includes these seven: |
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1. "Donald McGinnish", in "Tormore" estate; |
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2. "Donald McKinish", and |
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3. "Finlay McKinish", both in "Tokavaig" estate; |
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4. "John McInish", in "Aird" estate; |
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5. "Lauchlan McInnish", in "Knock, Borraig and Castil" estate; |
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6. "Katherine McDonald relic of Angus McKinish", [“relic”, widow], |
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7. and "Malcolm McInish", both in "Tarskvagmore" estate. |
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[From the book The MacGillivrays of Skye, by Col. Harold A. Steiner, USAF (Ret.) and |
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Doris McGilvary Steiner, 1985, Haldor Co., Las Vegas, Nevada; pgs.112-116; 929.241 |
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M175s, Family History Library, Salt Lake City; pg.114 refers to "The Past and Present |
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Position of the Skye Crofters", Lachlan Macdonald (Glasgow: Bell & Bain, 1886), sh.XII] |
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Texas, 1862: McAnnich[sic], Elias B.: Enlisted, age 33, Mar. 22, 1862, Milam County, |
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Texas; paroled, Appomattox (April 12, 1865), in Hood's Texas Brigade, 5th Regiment, |
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Co. G, Private, wounded at Second Manassas; in the book Unveiling and Dedication of |
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Monument to Hood's Texas Brigade On The Capitol Grounds at Austin, Texas, Oct. 27, |
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1910, pgs. 68 and 223; pub. F.B. Chilton, 2513 Louisiana St., Houston, Texas, 1911. |
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McAninch Family History Newsletter Vol. II No. 4 December 1994 pg.1 page 1994-36 |
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