Missouri: 1877: Amos Anderson McIninch (b.1843, Tuscarawas Co., Ohio), also funded an Atlas: |
“McIninch, A. A.” of “City of St. Joseph”, [birth place] Tuscarawas Co., Ohio, [year to Co.] 1855, |
in list of patrons of An Illustrated Historical Atlas Map of Buchanan Co., Mo., published 1877, |
Brink McDonough & Co. [St. Joseph?]; found in “Missouri Pioneers”, Vol. Two, 1968, page 66. |
Nevada: 1985: Many people get married in Las Vegas; the Clark County, Nevada, County Recorder |
has computerized marriage records since 1985, and recently put a new Index on-line (actual marriage |
records can only be searched and copied by their office). As of October 1997, there are listings for |
19 McAninch marriages in Clark County since 1985 (Blenda Kay, Clifford Keith, Charley J. Jr., |
Craig, Debra Lee, Douglas D., Frank Leo, Gerry Lee, Gary L., Kevin Scott, Kirk Alan, Lori Ann, |
Martin W., Rebecca A., Richard Thomas, Ronald D., Stacy Irene, Tina Louise, and Zara Anne). |
url: <http://sandgate.co.clark.nv.us:8498/Recorder ORNM/pbias050.dll/ccs/n_recorder/f_ornm> |
Pennsylvania: 1840: Huntingdon County: “Robert Campbell, Adm’x, of Hercules Kemp, deceased. |
Bond in $500.00 paid Alex’r [Alexander] McAninch & Nath’l [Nathaniel] Kelly, Sureties. |
Memorandum: Letters of Administration . . . of the estate of Hercules Kemp, late of Springfield |
Township . . . granted to Robert Campbell . . . 14th day of April, A.D. 1840. // John Reed, Register” |
Huntingdon Co., Penn., Wills and Administrations, 1822-1847, Book 4, p.181 (LDS film 854,232) |
Pennsylvania: 1842: Huntingdon Co.: “William McClain Jr. & Elizabeth McClain [Administrators] |
of Eli McClain dec’d [deceased] // Bond in $1000. filed Alex McAninch & David Blair, Sureties |
Memorandum: Letters of Administration … to William McClain Jr. and Elizabeth McClain on the |
estate of Eli McClain, late of Dublin Township …16th December A.D. 1842 // John Reed, Register” |
Huntingdon Co., Penn., Wills and Administrations, 1822-1847, Book 4, p.295 (LDS film 854,232) |
Surnames: 1990: The U.S. Census Bureau has 88,799 different surnames from the 1990 Census in |
an on-line sample database (not the complete Census), which allows anyone to find out how common |
(or uncommon) their name is. “McAninch” ranks 25340th of 88799, and “McNinch” occurs more |
frequently, 16429th out of 88799 surnames, but “McIninch” was not found in the sample database. |
U.S. Census Bureau sample: <http://www.census.gov/ftp/pub/genealogy/www/freqnames.html> |
Wisconsin: 1901, 1904. Wisconsin Land Records search (no McAninch nor McIninch in the index) |
McNinch, Frank, 1901, 40 acres, Onieda or Vilas Co.; McNinch, Frank, 1904, 1.76a, Oneida Co.; |
McNinch, George, 1904, 80 a., Langlade Co.; <http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/wisconsin> |
Yukon: 1899: “July 9, 1899 McAnish, N., S. S. Australian - Outwards” [Date, Name, Checkpoint], |
“NWMP records at Lake Bennett, checkpoints listing people who entered the Yukon [Territory]”, |
found in Filson’s Pan for Gold Databases, online at <http://www.gold-rush.org/filson/index.html>. |
Sub-titled “Dig up treasures from the Klondike Gold Rush”, the material for this database was |
assembled from many sources by the Dawson City Museum ... contains information on individuals |
in the Yukon during the Gold Rush years. “Just as they kept track of Chilkoot crossings and boats |
built at Lake Bennett, the North West Mounted Police maintained records of individuals arriving at |
and leaving Dawson City on Yukon River steamships. These dockside archives list ships such as |
the S. S. Nora, S. S. Gleaver, S. S. Bailey and S. S. Australian as Inwards or Outwards (bound)” |
Lake Bennett is near the southern boundary of the Yukon Territory, north of Haines and Skagway, |
Alaska, and over the Chilkoot Pass, through British Columbia, on the route down the Yukon River |
to Whitehorse; Dawson City is on the western side of Yukon Territory, east of Fairbanks, Alaska. |
McAninch Family History NL, VI-1 January, 1998 Copyright Frank McAninch page 1998-03 |