Missouri Soldiers Database: War of 1812 - World War I

[Note 1]

 

 

 

McIninch, Samuel

Osage War

1st Brigade [Osage War, winter of 1836-1837]

 

[Martin, 3 records]

Martin C. McAninch         [“McAninch for the Confederacy” Note 2]

McAninch, M.

Civil War

16th Missouri Volunteers Infantry, Co. A

McAninch, M.

Civil War

Lewis’ 16th Reg’t Infantry Volunteers CSA, Co. A

McIninch, Matt

Civil War

16th Missouri Inf. Co. A [card says “Matt or Mart”]

 

[‘Henry’, 4 records]

William Harrison ‘Henry’ McAninch [“McA. / Confederacy” Note 2]

McAninch, Henry

Civil War

[“Commander: Quantrill” on the service record card]

McAninch, W. H.

Civil War

10th Regiment Cavalry Volunteers CSA, Co. A

McAninch, W. H.

Civil War

3rd Missouri Infantry, Co. D

McIninch, Henry

Civil War

16th Missouri Infantry Co. A

 

McAninch, Samuel

Civil War

77th Regiment E.M.M., Co. I [Note 3]

 

 

 

McIninch, Amos

Civil War

Joseph's Battalion Six Months Militia, Co. B

 

World War I records

 

 

 

McAninch, Paul V.

World War I

Army / Marine

Corporal [Jan. 1919]

 

Army SN: 1,147,975; inducted at Sedalia on 7/30/1918

 

b.18 Mar 1892 at Hughesville, Mo; Flying School, Brooks Field, TX

McAninch, Samuel

World War I

Army / Marine

Corporal [Jan. 1919]

 

Army SN: 492,301; inducted at Jeff. Barracks on 5/16/1918

 

Age 19 2/3 yrs [est.b.1898]; BP: Johnston, Mo; [svc] Ordnance Depot

McIninch, George Arthur   World War I        Army / Marine

Private

 

Army SN: 4,521,167; inducted at Saint Joseph on 10/1/1918

 

born 28 Sep 1898 at Saint Joseph, Missouri;

 

[svc] 2 Co Student Army Tng C Missouri Univ. Unit, Columbia, Mo.

 

[1]

Soldiers Database: War of 1812 – World War I, http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/soldiers

 

Secretary of State, Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, MO 65101 (573) 751-4936

[2]

“McAninch for the Confederacy: Eight Who Fought for Southern Independence”, 3 parts;

 

MFHN v.IX n.4 Oct. 2001 pg.2001-27; Part II, III, MFHN v.X n.1,2 pg.2002-03; pg.2002-12

[3]

E.M.M., Enrolled Missouri Militia, was the largest of half a dozen different

 

"militia" organizations raised during the Civil War in this badly divided border state.

 

77th EMM: Kansas City, Jackson County, mobilized for defense during Price's invasion,

 

fortified the town (Fall 1864); reserve in the battle of Westport (October 23, 1864).

 

http://www.civilwarstlouis.com/militia/provisional.htm#_edn1

 

http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Quad/6460/CW/s/EMM.html

[4]

No (other) M(ac/c)(A/I)(-/n/nn)i(-/n/nn)ch variations, and no McNinch in this database.

 

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McAninch Family History NL, v.XIII.n.3 /  July 2005 / Copyright Frank McAninch / page 2005-20

 

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