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[continued] William (b.ca.1805) married(1st) (unknown female) Brown before 1825, |
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probably married in Casey County, Kentucky, or Giles County, Tennessee, and moved |
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through Giles County, central Tennessee, and into Shelby County, western Tennessee. |
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William (b.ca.1805) and his first wife (unknown) Brown had 4 children: |
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William George McAninch, b.12 Nov. 1825, d.1854, DeSoto County, Missisippi; |
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Elias Brown McAninch, b.ca.1828, went to Milam County, Texas [Note 5] [below]; |
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Perilee E. A. McAninch, mar. Stephen P. Dalehite, DeSoto County, Missisippi; |
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John Forrest McAninch, b.28 May 1833, Shelby County, Tennessee, went to Texas [5]. |
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William McAninch (b.ca.1805) married(2nd) Maria (Starr) Ross, mar.ca.1834-1837, |
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Shelby County, Tennessee, and they moved south to DeSoto County, Mississippi, where |
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William ran the Coldwater ferry and toll bridge, and they had six children together: |
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Asbery B. McAninch, b.ca.1839, Pvt., Co. I, 29th Miss. Inf. [Note 5] |
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Alpheus McA, b.ca.1840, Pvt., Co. I, 29th Miss. Inf. [Note 5] |
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Arabella McAninch, b.ca.1841, mar. Rufus P. Dollahite |
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Erastus George McAninch, b.20 Oct. 1843, Pvt., Co. I, 29th Miss. Inf. [Note 5] |
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Laura McAninch, b.1844, mar. B. F. Lewis, lived in DeSoto County |
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(Zachary) Taylor McAninch, b.1846-1848, Pvt., Co. A, Blythe's Battalion [Note 5] |
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William (b.ca.1805) died Mar. 1854, DeSoto County, with many Probate Court records. |
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Later, his widow Maria (Starr) (Ross) McAninch was the Postmaster at Loves Station, |
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DeSoto County, Mississippi, from 30 Dec. 1870 to 26 Apr. 1875 (more than four years). |
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Maria (Starr) (Ross) McAninch died ca.1875, DeSoto County; both William (b.ca.1805) |
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and Maria are probably buried in unmarked graves at the McAninch Family Cemetery, |
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DeSoto County, Mississippi [Range 7 W, Township 4 S, Section 9]. |
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"McAninch for the Confederacy: Eight Who Fought for Southern Independence", |
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'Confederate Soldiers' series in 3 parts: Part I, MFHN v.IX n.4 Oct. 2001 pg.2001-27; |
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Part II, MFHN v.X n.1 Jan. 2002 pg.2002-03; III, MFHN v.X n.2 April 2002 pg. 2002-12 |
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Part 1: http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn09y01/m09p27w6.htm |
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Part 2: http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn10y02/m10p03w6.htm |
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Part 3: http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn10y02/m10p12w6.htm |
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Victoria Lucretia (Tucker) McAninch (later McAnish), b.29 Aug. 1865, in California |
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(poss. Tulare County), daughter of Lewis Tucker and Martha C. (Moon) Tucker. |
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Victoria married Stewart L. McAninch, 25 Apr. 1891, recorded in Nye County, Nevada. |
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Stewart L. McAninch and Victoria (Tucker) McAninch (later McAnish) lived at Bristol, |
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Lincoln County, Nevada, where Victoria was the Postmaster from 23 Aug. 1892 to |
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March 1893 (seven months); Victoria was pregnant at the time, and, three months later, |
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delivered their first child, John Stewart McAnish, on 14 July 1893, at White River, |
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Lincoln County, Nevada. [Stewart L. McAninch (later McAnish) and family, Note 7] |
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