Iowa: 1887, Cedar County – |
“4804. Phebe Walter7, Daniel6, [Phebe] b. Cedar Co., Iowa, m.[married] there 1, 28, 1879 |
[28 Jan. 1879], [James] Ira McAninch, b. there 10, 12, 1851 [12 Dec. 1851]; son of Samuel J. |
McAninch and Mary Jane Baker, of that county. He has been a teacher and school director; |
owns 122 acres in Liberty twp., Clarke Co., Iowa. P.O., Woodburn. Children, James Harry, |
b. 11, 19, 1879; Roy, b. 12, 9, 1880; Ernest, b. 5, 22, 1882; Pearl, b. 12, 17, 1883.” |
Genealogy of the Sharpless Family, Descended from John and Jane Sharples, Settlers near Chester |
Pennsylvania, 1682 … and a Full Report of the Bi-Centennial Reunion of 1882, compiled by |
Gilbert Cope, of West Chester, PA; pub. Philadelphia, 1887, For the Family . . . Bi-Centennial |
Committee; person 4804, Phebe, 7th generation, p.1064; no. 1482, Daniel, 6th, her father, p.573. |
U.S. Library of Congress, Call No. CS71.S532 1887, Shelf No. 21211; microfilmed 1968, |
Library of Congress Photoduplication Service; U.S. 7-227, Roll 14172; indexed by author’s name |
“Cope, Gilbert, 1840-1928, Genealogy of the Sharpless . . . ; available as LDS film 1,454,555. |
Rhode Island: 1775-1974 -- Found in the Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project: |
McA/I/Oninch Names |
|
Dates |
|
Cemetery |
|
1. |
McAninch, Jean |
|
1777 - 1865 |
PV001 |
North Burial Ground, Providence |
2. |
McAninch, Oliver |
|
1775 - 1866 |
PV001 |
[additional cemetery info below] |
3. |
McAninch, William |
|
1822 - 1909 |
PV001 |
Wm. McAninch, Civil War vet.? |
4. |
McIninch, Peter |
1881 - 9 Feb. 1963 |
WY008 |
River Bend Cemetery, Westerley |
|
5. |
McIninch, Sarah M. (Smith) |
1881 - 1974 |
WY008 |
Maiden name Smith |
|
6. |
Mc Oninch, Alice B. [sic] |
1893 - 1960 |
WY009 |
St. Sebastian Cem., Westerley |
|
7. |
Mc Oninch, John J. [sic] |
1884 - 1950 |
WY009 |
[additional Westerly info below] |
|
8. |
Mc Oninch, Mary A. [sic] |
1879 - 1968 |
WY009 |
[“Mc Oninch”, “Mc Aninch” ?,] |
|
9. |
Mc Oninch, Susan C. [sic] |
1888 - 1968 |
WY009 |
[or maybe even “Mc O’ninch”?] |
Cemetery Identification and Information: |
PV001, North Burial Ground, Providence, North Main St, “20 ft. W of tele. pole # 140”, and |
“North Burial Ground dates to 1700 and is now 110 acres. It is the oldest surviving burial ground |
in Providence. It was recorded from 1856-1879 by Frank Williamson. His 5600 name transcript |
is in the Arnold collection. F. T. Calef recorded 7500 names in 1923. Since February 1994, these |
transcripts have been checked and updated. In 4 1/2 years, 35,000 inscriptions in roughly 40 acres |
have been recorded. Almost 700 Civil War veterans have been identified in this cemetery. These |
transcripts are important since no records are available for this cemetery from 1700-1848.” |
WY008, River Bend Cemetery, Westerly, Beach St., “10 ft. W of tele. pole # 2768”, and |
WY009, St. Sebastian Cemetery, Westerly, Rock St., at 'A' St., “25 ft. of tele. pole # 7520” [sic] |
“Rev. Frederic Denison published 116 cemeteries he recorded in Westerly and its Witnesses in |
1867. In the early 1980's, 68 of these cemeteries were located and registered. 25 of these have |
been checked and updated. A volunteer has recorded River Bend Cemetery. This data is being |
checked against a prior transcript which will result in a very complete record of this cemetery |
dating back to 1850. Dwight and Anna Brown have also recorded and published River Bend. For |
more information on these volumes, contact Dwight at buster@riconnect.com. 74 cemeteries have |
been registered to date, with an estimated total of 85 thought to still exist. Of 17,000 estimated |
marked graves in Westerly, 16,272 have been entered in the database. Westerly is 96% complete.” |
Source: The Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project, search their Master Index |
(Master Index loaded August 17, 1999), online at http://www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/cemetery. |
This web site found by Liz Watson, of Cincinnati, Ohio, liz.watson@worldnet.att.net; thanks, Liz. |
McAninch Family History NL, VIII-2 April 2000 Copyright Frank McAninch page 2000-11 |