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Miscellaneous info, Queries, and Nuggets from recent letters (by States, alphabetical order) |
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Alaska: 1898: “McNish, Peter. Passenger list -- Steam schooner Albion, departing Portland 3/8/98. |
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Portland Oregonian, 3/8/98” Valdez Gold Rush 1898-99 <www.alaska.net/~vldzmuse/dbase.html> |
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Iowa: 1852: Iowa State Census, 1852 |
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1. “Samuel McInanch” [sic], Iowa Township, Cedar County |
[on 15th page of Cedar County] |
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“2 Males, 1 Female, 1 Voter, 1 Militia, 0 Colored, 0 Aliens” |
[indexed “McQuanch, Samuel”] |
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This is believed to be Samuel J. McAninch, wife Mary Jane, and a [previously unknown] child. |
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2. “Wm. McIninch” [sic], Franklin Township, Monroe County |
[1st page, Franklin Township,] |
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“3 Males, 4 Females, 1 Voter, 0 Militia, 0 Colored, 0 Aliens” |
[but page hand-numbered “7”] |
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This is believed to be William McAninch, b. circa 1810, [Casey Co.] KY, his wife Margaret, sons George R., b. circa 1834, and Jacob D., b. circa 1837, and three daughters (Louisa, Mary, Martha, and/or Margaret). In the 1850 census, this family is in Charlton Twp., Appanoose County, Iowa [Nat’l Archives, M432, Roll 182, page 14 (B)], and then, in 1870, son Jacob D. is found in Jackson Twp., Monroe County, Iowa [Nat’l Archives, M593, Roll 412, page 346]. |
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The Iowa State Census, 1852, has been microfilmed, available on LDS films 1,022,204 and -205. |
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Iowa: Cedar County, 1860’s -- |
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“McAninch, Samuel J. 15 Nov. 1829 - 18 Dec. 1862” and his wife |
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“Mary J. Lewis wf/o [sic] S.J. McAninch 8 Dec 1831 – 19 Dec 1895”, |
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buried in Row 17, Pedee Cemetery, which is “in Sec. 8 Iowa Twsp ... south side of ... road County F44 approx. 2½ miles west of Cedar River Bridge at Rochester”; in the book |
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Stones and Sites, Graves of Cedar County, Iowa, by The Cedar County Historical Society, pub. Bawden Printing Inc., Eldridge, Iowa, 1986, pg. 204. |
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Iowa: 1877, “Casner Barnes mar. Ophelia McIninch, Iowa 1877”, in Your Family Tree, Pennsylvania |
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Genealogy and History, 1980, pg. 56, Bedford Co. (Pennsylvania) Historical Society, Bedford, PA. |
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Iowa: 1900: Corinth Township, Humboldt County [1900 census has DOB (Month, Year) and age] |
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McAninch, James |
Head |
Oct. 1851 |
48 |
M[married] 21 [years] [occ.] Farmer |
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[born] Iowa |
[father born] Indiana, [mother born] Indiana |
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Phoebe[a] |
Wife |
Oct. 1856 |
43 |
[mother of] 8 [children] 8 [num. living] |
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[born] Iowa |
[father b.] Pennsylvania, [m. b.] Pennsylvania |
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James H. |
Son |
Nov. 1879 |
20 |
S [single] |
b.Iowa |
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Royal [sic] |
Son |
Dec. 1880 |
19 |
S |
b.Iowa |
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Ernest |
Son |
May 1882 |
18 |
S |
b.Iowa |
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Pearl |
Son |
Dec. 1883 |
16 |
S |
b.Iowa |
attended school |
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May H. |
Dau. |
April 1886 |
14 |
S |
b.Iowa |
attended school |
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Clara |
Dau. |
June 1888 |
12 |
S |
b.Iowa |
attended school |
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Ethel |
Dau. |
Oct. 1889 |
10 |
S |
b.Iowa |
attended school |
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John W. |
Son |
Aug. 1894 |
5 |
S |
b.Iowa |
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This is believed to be James Ira McAninch, born Oct. 12, 1851, Iowa (his parents both born in Indiana), his wife Phoebe (Walters), and their eight children, with James H. “Harry” McAninch, Royal “Roy” McA., Ira Pearl McA., May H. “Hannah” McA., and John W. “Floyd” McA. (three sons, Harry, Ira Pearl, and Floyd, migrated south to Blackwell and Tonkawa, Kay Co., Oklahoma). |
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[National Archives, 1900 Census, Microfilm T623, Roll 437, Vol. 35, E.D. 133, sheet 15, line 76.] |
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McAninch Family History NL, V-4 November, 1997 Copyright Frank McAninch page 1997-26 |