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Daniel (or David?) McA/Ninch, early western Pennsylvania (second generation?) |
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In the early western Pennsylvania records (Allegheny County, and then Armstrong County, |
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set off in 1800), there are multiple ‘sighting’s of an unknown Daniel (or David?) McA/Ninch: |
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1800 |
1800, Allegheny County, 1800 Tax List, “Buffaloe Township” [sic] [Notes 1, 2, 3, 4]: |
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218 / McNinch, John / Farmer |
[Line 218, pg.72] |
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227 / McNinch, Daniel / Farmer |
[Lines 227, 228, and 229 on pg.72] |
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228 / McNinch, Archibald / Farmer |
Archibald, went to Franklin County, Ohio [5] |
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229 / McNinch, Daniel / Farmer |
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1800 |
1800 Census, Armstrong County, Buffalo Township [Notes 6, 7, 8, 9]: |
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“D[unreadable] McAninch 0 0 1 0 0 - 4 1 2 1 0 - 0 0”, Buffalo Twp., Armstrong Co.; |
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Males: 1 16-26 [b.1774-1784]; Females: 4 0-10, 1 10-16, 2 16-26, 1 26-45 |
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1807 |
1807, Armstrong County, 1807 Landowners List [Notes 9, 10]: |
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The following persons were principally Landowners [in] Sugar Creek Township |
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(and “. . . Henry McEnich [sic], Archibald McEnich, William McEnich . . . William |
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McEnnich.[sic] . . “ were also listed as “landowners in Buffalo Township” [Note 7] |
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David McNinch |
'Daniel (or David?) McA/Ninch' |
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Henry McNinch |
Henry McAninch, b.1777, went to Jackson Co., Ohio |
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Arch. McNinch |
Archibald McNinch, went to Franklin County, Ohio' |
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William McNinch |
William McAninch, b.1770-1775 [‘elder’ William] |
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William McNinch, Jr. |
The 'Jr' ['younger of two ‘William's] implies this man |
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is William McAninch, b.1783-1784, son of John McA. |
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1810 |
1810, Armstrong County census |
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There is no separate ‘Daniel’ (nor David) record in the Armstrong County 1810 census. |
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However, Archibald’s 1810 census record includes himself (1 male, 45 & Over) and |
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a younger adult male 26-45 [born 1765-1784], and we know (from the 1800 census) |
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That Daniel (or David) was born 1774-1784, so, this could be the Daniel (or David) |
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in the 1810 census [Note 11]. |
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So, it is my current hypothesis that this ‘Daniel (or David?)’ is probably the oldest (known) |
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son of Archibald McNinch, and that this ‘Daniel (or David?) probably also went to Ohio |
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when Archibald and his family moved to Ohio in 1816 [Note 12]. |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XXI n.2 / Apr. 2013 / Frank McAninch, Editor / page 2013-15 |