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Sources and Notes |
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[1] |
History of Cass and Bates Counties, Missouri, 1883, pub. National Historical Company, |
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St. Joseph, Missouri; pages 504, 538, 545, and 1249. |
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[2] |
Samuel probably born 1806-1807, not 1805; 1) “six when his father died”, and his father, |
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William McAninch, died 1813, Casey County, Kentucky (names his five sons in his Will); |
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2) matches most of Census records, 43 in 1850, 56 in 1860, 63 in 1870; 74 in 1880. |
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And, Casey County set off in 1807, land was previously in Lincoln County, Kentucky. |
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[3] |
His father, William McAninch, was not “a native of Kentucky”. William born before 1765, |
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possibly in Pennsylvania, and married 7 Oct. 1796, Greene County, (eastern) Tennessee. |
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See “Daniel McAninch, Part II: From Pennsylvania, 1790, to Lincoln County, Kentucky”, |
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MFHN v.IX n.2 April 2001 pg.2001-11. |
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[4] |
“mother's maiden name was Ladosia Rawson”; however, the 1796 marriage records in |
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Greene County, (eastern) Tennessee, show “Doshea Dosey” [see “Daniel McAninch and |
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William McNinch, Greene County, Tennessee, 1796-1797”; MFHN v.V n.4 pg.1997-29]. |
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[5] |
not “Howell”; she married James Harrell, a well-known Revolutionary War veteran who |
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settled in Pulaski County; Pulaski County Marriage Records, 1851-1863, Book II, pg. 128 |
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[6] |
William, son of the Samuel McAninch in the first biographical sketch above. |
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[7] |
In her husband Samuel’s biography (above), Margaret is “a native of East Tennessee”. |
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[8] |
In her husband Samuel’s biography (above), the family came to Jackson County in 1835. |
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[9] |
Nancy McAninch, born ca. 1837 (43 in 1850 census, 62 in 1870), probably born in |
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Pulaski County, Kentucky, daughter of Jonathan and Telitha ‘Litha’ (Turpin) McAninch. |
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[10] |
Jonathan McAninch, born ca. 1799-1800, Kentucky (probably Lincoln County), |
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son of William McAninch (born bef. 1765, died 1813, Casey County, Kentucky), and |
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Laodieca (Ladosia Rawson) (Doshea Dosey) McAninch (born bef. 1765). |
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[11] |
Julia Ann Hon (1845-1905) is “Mrs. Harry McAninch”, wife of (William) Harrison |
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‘Harry’ McAninch (born 1839-1840, Kentucky; died 21 Sept. 1928, Cass County); |
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they were married 18 Oct. 1866 in Ralls County, Missouri. See also the article |
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“McAninch for the Confederacy: Eight Who Fought for Southern Independence”, Part III, |
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MFHN v.X n.2 April 2002 p. 2002-12, William ‘Harry’ / ‘Henry’ McAninch p.2002-13 |
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[12] |
There are many minor discrepancies in the first two articles, “Samuel McAninch” and |
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“W. C. McAninch, M. D.”, which are probably typical for articles written many years later |
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(and, in some cases, two full generations after the actual events that are being described). |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XVI n.1 / January 2008 / Frank McAninch, Editor / page 2008-08 |