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Miscellaneous info, Queries, and Nuggets from recent letters (by States, alphabetical order) |
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Missouri: Howell County, 1919 – (James) William ‘Bill’ McAninch |
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A Howell County Man Beat ’Em. / When Wm McAninch, a Howell County farmer and stockman |
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whose home is near Bakersfield, bought a fine Stallion recently at Horton, Kansas, the Railroad |
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company wanted about a $100 to transport the animal to West Plains. Mr. McAninch wouldn't |
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pay it. Although 65 yrs old but as tough as a pine knot as far as physical ability is concerned, |
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Mr. McAninch rode the horse from Horton, Kansas, to Bakersfield, a distance of 300 miles in less |
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than a week. The weather was quite pleasant and when Mr. McAninch arrived home both horse and |
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rider were none the worse for their trip. |
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Howell County Gazette, March 20, 1919; now the West Plains Daily Quill, West Plains MO 65775; |
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http://www.westplainsquill.com; article reported by Linda McAninch, Marshfield, Missouri |
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(James) William McAninch was born 5 May 1850, Casey County, Kentucky, son of George C. and |
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Eliza Jane (Wickersham) McAninch. William, also known as Bill, James W., and “J. W.”, was a |
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grand-son of Jonathan and Telitha (Turpin) McAninch, and great-grand-son of William McAninch, |
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one of the two pioneer McAninch’s in 1790’s Lincoln County, Kentucky. |
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North Carolina: 1693, Perquiman’s Precinct, Albemarle County |
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“Samull Powell & Margreett Micantush [sic] were mariade [sic] by me this 3d. August 1693”, |
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in Old Albemarle County, North Carolina, Perquiman’s Precinct, Births, Marriages, Deaths, |
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and Flesh Marks, 1659-1820, by Wynette Parks Haun, 1980, Durham, North Carolina 27704; |
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transcribed from Microfilm C.077.6001, N.C. Dept. of Archives and History, Raleigh, N.C. |
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Analysis: this is probably “McIntosh” or something like that, but an interesting old record /Frank |
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Ohio: 1880’s – Lucinda McAninch |
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Civil War Pension |
Soldier "Cowden, Joseph" |
Widow "Cowden, Joanna" |
[State From |
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Service "G 12th Ill. Cav." |
Minor "McAninch, Lucinda" |
Which Filed] |
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Widow "1880 Feb 11" |
Application 259,938 |
Certificate 235,248 |
[blank] |
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Minor [unreadable] |
Application 385,641 |
[no Certificate Number] |
"Ohio" |
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Pennsylvania: 1860’s? 1880’s? – Rebecca McAninch (central Pennsylvania) |
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Civil War Pension |
Soldier "Erb, William" |
Mother "McAninch, R." |
[State From |
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Service "[C?,G?] 3 Pa. Inf." |
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Which Filed] |
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Mother [1860’s?] |
Application 43,377 |
Certificate 50,026 |
[blank] |
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McAninch Family History NL, v.XIII.n.3 / July 2005 / Copyright Frank McAninch / page 2005-18 |