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Miscellaneous info, Queries, and Nuggets from recent letters (by States, alphabetical order) |
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Michigan: 1836 – John McNinch appears in the list of 584 names on 1836 Mixed-Blood census. |
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“1836 Mixed Blood Census”, posted by Larry Wyckoff, Michigan Queries, <ancestry.com> |
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Mississippi: 1850’s -- McAninch Family Cemetery, in DeSoto County; surveyed and reported -- |
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“McAninch Family Cemetery ... Range 7 W, Township 4 S, Section 9. |
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Property deeded by Dr. J. K. Love (one acre) for cemetery in 1856. |
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[1] |
Dalehite, Arabella McAninch |
1840-1893 |
w/o R. P. Dalehite [dau. of Wm. & Maria] |
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[2] |
[Dalehite], Mary A. |
1819-1893 |
w/o James L. [Dalehite] |
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[3] |
[Dalehite], James L. |
1820-1890 |
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Coleman, Lee Abner |
1870-1873 |
s/o J. M. & Josephine |
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“Note: There appear to be 14 or 15 additional graves, |
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but there are no markers and their names are unknown. Two known burials unmarked are: |
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[5] |
Dalehite, Rufus P. |
h/o Arabella M. Dalehite [Arabella McA; no dates for Rufus] |
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Coleman, Josephine Driver |
w/o Lee Abner Coleman |
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“Miller Family now own the property (1983)” [Erastus G. McA. Married(2nd) Mary Jane Miller] |
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DeSoto Cemetery Inscriptions, J.B. Bell, Mildred M. Scott, Genealogical Society of DeSoto Co. |
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Missouri: 1893 – “McAninch, Samuel, SA-4463 MO 29 May 1893, Osage War Srv MO Vols” |
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[SA, Survivor’s Application]; Index to Indian Wars Pension Files 1892-1926, Volume II: L-Z, |
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transcribed by Virgil D. White, 1987, National Historical Pub. Co., Waynesboro TN., pg. 953. |
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[Osage War, Autumn 1837, south-western Missouri (then Greene County, now Jasper County)] |
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Pennsylvania: In March, 1828, Lavinia McAninch, daughter of John McAninch, married |
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William Fish [not Fisher] [Abstracts from the Kittaning Gazette, 1825 to 1828, Candy Livengood, |
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#580]. Then, in 1835 |
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ARMSTRONG COUNTY, S.S. |
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Lavina Fish, by her father & next friend John McAninch, vs William Fish. |
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No.25, December Term, 1834. Alias Subpeona for Divorce a vinculi matrimonii. |
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Sheriff returns that the defendant cannot be found in this county. |
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TO WILLIAM FISH, the defendant above named -- You are hereby notified and required to be |
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and appear at the Court of Common Pleas to be holden for the county of Armstrong, on Friday |
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the twentieth day of March next, to answer to the complaint of the said Lavina Fish, for a divorce |
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from the bonds of matrimony. / CHAMBERS ORR, Sheriff. Kittanning, 25 February 1835. |
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From the Armstrong Co. Genealogy Club Quarterly, Winter 1999, Armstrong County Newspaper |
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Excerpts, “Armstrong Democrat & Farmers & Mechanics Advertiser”; reported by Fred Brients. |
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South Carolina: Revolutionary War – excellent article about Ulster Scot / Scotch-Irish |
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immigrants in the “back country” (at the southern end of the Great Wagon Road), and their role |
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in our war of Independence (Kings Mountain, Cowpens, Hanging Rock, and Huck’s Defeat), |
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can be found on York County, S.C. web site, “The 1780 Presbyterian Rebellion and the |
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Battle of Huck’s Defeat”, by Sam Thomas, Curator of History, Culture & Heritage Commission |
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of York County, online at <http://www.yorkcounty.org/brattonsville/1780-Huck.html> |
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McAninch Family History NL, IX -4 October 2001 Copyright Frank McAninch page 2001-26 |
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