Miscellaneous info, Queries, and Nuggets from recent letters (by States, alphabetical order) |
Illinois: Oak Lawn, 1920: The McAninch Home, 9402 S. 55th Ave., Oak Lawn, was designated |
a local historic preservation site in April 1999. Built by George Klein in 1920, the nine-room |
frame structure is one of only a few Queen Anne bungalows in the seven-county Chicago |
metropolitan area. Solidly built, the house survived a tornado (F5!) at 5:27pm on April 21, 1967, |
although it required a new roof and 28 new windows. From Nov. 1940 to July 1985, the house |
was owned and occupied by the family of James Daniel McAninch (b.1908, Chicago, Cook |
County, Illinois; d. 1987) and his wife Lillian Alice (Rose) McAninch (b.1906, Chicago; d. 1985). |
[1] Oak Lawn Historic Preservation Commission, Village of Oak Lawn, IL, 708-636-4400, and |
[2] (dau.) Lillian McAninch, 1917 N. Fleet St., Prescott Valley AZ; lmcaninch@worldnet.att.net |
Iowa: mid-1800s to present -- Oakdale Cemetery, Davenport, Scott County, Iowa: |
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[1] |
“Earl D. McAninch (husb), 1892-1956, wife Gertrude L., 1890-__” |
[p.112] |
[2] |
“George Washington McAninch (husb), 1851-1938, wife Margaret Hancock 1858-1937, |
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Son Harry Martin Nebstedt, 1880-1958” |
[p.116] |
[3] |
“Geo. W. McAninch, 1869-1936, wife Sadie S. McAninch, 1881-1932” |
[p.180] |
[4] |
Bert S. McAninch, husband, 1872-1949, wife Viola J., 1879-__, son Bert S., 1900-1907” |
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[“Pullman Company” records, M.F.H.NL, Vol. VII, No. 2, April, pg. 1999-14] |
[p.213] |
[5] |
“William A. McAninch, husband, 1845-1918, wife Sarah C., 1852-1927, |
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son George W., 1869-__” [see (3) “Geo. W. McAninch”, above] |
[p.213] |
Typed manuscript “Oakdale Cemetery, Davenport, Scott County, Iowa”, author, date unknown; |
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LDS film 0,973,091, item 1, and Family History Library, 977.769 /D1 V30 v.1, Salt Lake City. |
Iowa: 1891 – William S. McAninch, “Proprietor, International Hotel, [at] w s 3rd corner Market, |
Des Moines Iowa”; in Des Moines, Iowa, Directory, 1889-91, database at <www.ancestry.com> |
Ohio: 1816, 1832 -- Archibald McNinch,, Franklin County -- |
Order book 6, p.133. Applied for pension from Franklin County, June 7, 1832. |
Copied by Blanche Rings. Miss Eva McNinch, Columbus, Ohio, gives the following. |
“Archibald McNinch came in 1816 from Allegheny County, Penn., to Ohio, and settled near |
Portsmouth, Scioto County; later came to Franklin County, and settled near Worthington, Ohio. |
Was an Indian fighter. Date and place of his death unknown, but thought to be close to Columbus. |
Was survived by widow; and two sons; Archibald; and Andrew J. Archibald Jr. was never married; |
was badly burned when age 4, and had bad feet; after his father’s death he lived with his mother |
until her death; after her death, lived with his brother, Andrew J. McNinch. Soldier may be buried |
in Saunders graveyard, Franklin twp. Andrew was born Oct. 8, 1812, in Penn.; died Oct. 18, 1896, |
Franklin twp this Co; both boys buried Wesley Chapel cemetery near Saunders Graveyard. |
Reported by Blanche Rings.” |
The Official Roster of the Soldiers of the American Revolution who lived in the State of Ohio, |
Vol. II, pg. 234; pub. 1938, State Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, Ohio, compiled. |
by Mrs. Orville D Dailey, Ohio, S.E. Director; Family History Library, SLC, 977.1 M23od vol.2 |
South Carolina and Virginia: 1862 – “J. L. McNinch, died 1/17/1862, (p) [Private], Company F, |
6th South Carolina”, buried in Confederate Section of Old Lynchburg Cemetery (City Cemetery), |
4th Street and Monroe Street, Lynchburg, Virginia. Men in Gray Internments, Volume VIII, |
Thomas M. Spratt, Ibernian Publishing Company, Athens, Georgia, pg. 167. |
McAninch Family History NL, VIII-3 July 2000 Copyright Frank McAninch page 2000-18 |