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Miscellaneous info, Queries, and Nuggets from recent letters (by States, alphabetical order) |
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California: 1910 – Three entries in the ‘Great Register’ list of voters in Mendocino County -- |
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No. |
Name |
Precinct |
Age |
Occupation |
Post Office |
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McAninch, David Humphrey |
Long Valley |
67 |
Rancher |
Laytonville |
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185 |
McAninch, Harry |
Ukiah No. 1 |
33 |
Attendant |
Ukiah |
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154 |
McAninch, Martin Van Buren |
Little Lake No. 1 |
63 |
Farmer |
Willits |
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[Source: index to the 1910 Great Register, Mendocino County, California, (list of voters), printed by Republican Press Print, Ukiah, Calif.; at <http://www.pacificsites.com/~pcarna/1910grm.txt>]. There are no McA/I/Ninch entries in the 1920 and 1930 ‘Great Register’ lists (at the same site). |
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Kentucky: 1850 – H. H. McAninch family, twice in the 1850 census [MFHN v.X n.1 pg.2002-02] – |
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A possible explanation: “I had an observation noted at the time I did the research … In the July listing, the real estate column is blank. In the September listing he is noted to own $300 of real estate. So my idea had been that he had been living on rental property in July, but by September had purchased and moved onto his own farm, which put him in the census taker's path a second time (That doesn't explain how Melissa aged four years in two months, though-moving must have been hard on her!). The middle initials for children in Sept. are Mary M, Sam'l J, and Betsey J.” research and analysis by Rosalie Eben Schack, Owatonna, Minnesota. |
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Kentucky: 1880 Census, Casey County; E.D. 20, image 52, pg. 51 / 706c, family 442: |
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William Mcanich [1] |
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59 |
farmer |
b.Ky, f.b.Tn, m.b.Ky |
[2] |
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Nancy Mcanich [3] |
Wife |
61 |
housekeeper |
b.Ky, f.b.Va, m.b.Tn |
[4] |
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James Mcanich |
Son |
30 |
farmer |
b.Ky, f.b.Ky, m.b.Ky |
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John B. Mcanich |
Son |
24 |
works on farm |
b.Ky, f.b.Ky, m.b.Ky |
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Bettie M Mcanich |
dau. |
23 |
at home |
b.Ky, f.b.Ky, m.b.Ky |
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Marsha Mcanich |
Son |
21 |
works on farm |
b.Ky, f.b.Ky, m.b.Ky |
[Marshall] |
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Mallissa Mcanich |
Gdau. |
14 |
at home |
b.Ky, f.b.Ky, m.b.Ky |
cannot write |
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[1] William ‘Berry’ McAninch, b. 8 Dec. 1820 |
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[2] his father, George A. McAninch, born Tennessee! |
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[3] Nancy Ann Morgan, dau. of William (b.Virginia) and Polly Ann (b.Tennessee) (mnu) Morgan |
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[4] [Nancy] cannot read or write |
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Found by Ellwyn Worley [this is Soundex Code 252, not ‘McAninch’ 255] [NARA T9 Roll 408 pg.51] |
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Missouri: 1870 Census, Cass Co., Missouri; Twp 45, Range 33, P.O. Harrisonville [M593 Roll 767] |
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William H. Mc Aninch |
30 |
[b. Kentucky] |
[Enumerated by F. W. Cummin] |
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Juba H. [sic, Julia Ann Hon] |
25 |
[None Listed] |
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Authur L. [Arthur Lee McA.] |
8/12 |
b. “Mis.” |
[Arthur born in Mississippi (?)] |
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Walter J. [Walter Jackson McA.] |
1 |
b. “Mo.” |
[b. Belton, Cass Co., Missouri] |
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[and] “Listed as Married in this year of 1870”, found by Linda McAninch, Marshfield, Missouri. |
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Ohio-to-Iowa: Wyandot County, Ohio, 1861, and Mahaska County, Iowa -- |
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[John Nash Sr.] “The next fall, in 1860, [his daughter] Caroline was married to B. C. McLain, oldest son of George McLain, of McKean Township, and in the next spring [son] Edmund was married to Ellen McAninch; of Upper Sandusky, and settled down in Mahaska County, Iowa.” [and] “In 1863 my son Edmund’s wife [Ellen] died and left a young son [Jimmy Nash] ten months old, which they gave to me and my wife and we raised him on cow’s milk; …”. |
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Article “Life of John Nash, Sr.”, <http://www.rootsweb.com/~iabiog/mahaska/other/nashj.htm>, GenWeb, Mahaska County, Iowa; thanks to Lorna Gilbert, Houston, Texas, for finding this one. |
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McAninch Family History NL, v.X.n.2 April 2002 Copyright Frank McAninch page 2002-10 |