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McNinch-- 76 McNinch names in this database; on-line index shows name and County -- |
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McNinch, Abners (Aroostook); Albert Joseph (Marshall); Allen (Aroostook); Allen (Pontotoc); |
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Amgi [sic] Joseph (Washington); Arthur Herndon (Shelby); Asa William (St Clair); |
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Bacher Hubbard (Aroostook,); Chas Byron (Langlade); Charles Eugene (Bamberg); |
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Charles Frank (Aroostook); Charles Marion (Baltimore); Charley (St Clair); Clair H (Elkhart); |
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Dennie (Aroostook); Dossie H (Humboldt); Edward Elbridge (Aroostook); |
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Edward Sample (Marshall); Elba Wilber (Beaverhead); Elba William (Lincoln); |
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Elwin Crorey (St Clair); Emile (Marshall); Ernest (Kanawha); Frank Ballick (Philadelphia); |
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Frank Ramsey (Mecklenburg); Fred (Wayne); Frederick Alonza (Marshall); |
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George Arthur (Erie); Glenn Coe (Livingston); Harold B (Aroostook); Harold S (Suffolk); |
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Harrison E (Aroostook); Harry Arthur (Washington); Harvey (Aroostook); |
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Harry Walker (Marshall); Herbert (Fulton); Howard Cecil (Aroostook); Hubert C (Beaverhead); |
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James Francis (Hughes); James Gordon (Livingston); James Walter (Searcy); |
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Jesse Erlich (Prince George); Joe David (Whiteside); Joseph (Berrien); John Deitz (Chester); |
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John Hill (Laurens); John McCardle (Marshall); John Wilder (Aroostook); |
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Leonard Picket (Greenwood); Leroy (Tuscola); Leslie C (Beaverhead); Lester (Livingston); |
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Lester Gould (Livingston); Levi Odell (Greenwood); Lewis Edson (Beaverhead); |
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Maurice (Cascade); Ora Guy (Whiteside); Owen L (St Joseph); Raymond (Aroostook); |
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Robert Hollyday (New Castle); Roy (Aroostook); Roy (Madison); Roy Elmer (Beaverhead); |
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Samuel Richard (Greenwood); Samuel Ross (Washington); Theodore Dutton (Waupaca); |
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Thomas Joseph (Richland); Wiley B (Benton); William (Chester); William (Otoe); |
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William Charlie (Chester); William Henry (Allegan); William Henry (Bureau); |
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William R (Fulton); William Thomas (Cook); Willie Alvin (Faulkner) |
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Notes |
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[1] |
St. Louis County Library, 1640 South Lindbergh Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri 63131; |
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Special Collections Department, http://www.slcl.org/branches/hq/sc/sc-ww1exp.htm |
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[2] |
Source: WWI Draft Registration Cards 1917-1918 database on www.Ancestry.com |
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The World War 1 Draft Registration records were open for Access Genealogy visitors |
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between July 4-17, 2005, via http://www.accessgenealogy.com/ military/ww1/draft.htm |
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[3] |
Different registration cards were used in 1917 and 1918. In general, the 1917 cards just |
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have Marital Status and Dependents (for example, “wife and 3 children”), whereas the |
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1918 cards specifically asked for Nearest Relative. |
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[4] |
[N.R.] for “Nearest Relative” as entered on some of the 1918 cards |
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McAninch Family History NL, v.XIII.n.4 / October 2005 / Copyright Frank McAninch / page 2005-32 |
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