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[Milton C. McAninch, continued] |
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Milton married Julia A. Bryant, 8 Feb. 1869, Putnam County, and they had three children |
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(son Ezra, b. Feb. 1870, daughter Clara, b.ca.1872, and son Everett, b.21 May 1875). |
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Two of Milton's younger brothers, Samuel W. (S.W.) McAninch [1870, Note 2] and |
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William A. McAninch [1897, Note 9] also served as Postmasters in Putnam County. |
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Milton was a successful farmer in Putnam County, and served as Postmaster at the |
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Belle Union Post Office, Putnam County, from 24 June 1898 to 1904 (over five years). |
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Milton C. McAninch died 5 Mar. 1923, and his wife Julia died 12 Dec. 1926; both are. |
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buried in the New Providence Cemetery, Jefferson Township, Putnam County, Indiana. |
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Brothers Fred Alonzo McNinch, b. Oct. 1874, West Virginia, and Harry Walter McNinch, |
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b. Sept. 1878, West Virginia, sons of Joseph B. McNinch (1851-1925) and Sophia |
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(Miller) McNinch (1852-1927). Fred served as Postmaster at Wolfrun, Marshall County, |
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West Virginia, for three terms, (1) from 18 Mar. 1898 to 9 Oct. 1902 (about five years), |
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(2) from 13 Feb. 1905 to 6 Apr. 1908 (over three years), and (3) from 23 Feb. 1909 to |
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30 Sept. 1909 (seven months), when the Post Office was discontinued. Younger brother |
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Harry McNinch served as postmaster from 6 Apr 1908 to 23 Feb 1909 (almost one year). |
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Oliver Olin McAninch, b. 22 Feb. 1854, Amo, Hendricks County, Indiana, third |
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son of Joseph McAninch (b. 2 Apr. 1821, Casey County, Kentucky; d. 9 Mar. 1907, |
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Mt. Ayr, Ringgold County, Iowa) and Elizabeth Jane (Quiett) McAninch (1825-1913), |
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grand-son of Samuel McAninch (b.ca. Feb.1789, d.1859) and (Mary) Polly (Skidmore) |
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McAninch (b.1792, d.bef.1850), and great-grand-son of the original Daniel McAninch |
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(b.ca.1750, Ireland, d.ca.1822, prob. Tennessee), one of the two McAninch pioneers |
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in Lincoln County, Kentucky [Note 3]. |
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Oliver married Deborah Emily Gildersleeve, 13 Sept. 1876, Caledonia, Ringgold County, |
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Iowa, and they had five children (Perry Moses, Ira Joseph, Elizabeth Ann, |
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Leslie Oliver, and Theo Faye) in three states (Iowa, Kansas, and Minnesota). |
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Oliver was a successful farmer in Aitken County, northern Minnesota, and became the |
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first Postmaster at Haypoint, Aitken County, serving from 25 July 1900 to 19 Oct. 1905 |
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(over five years). Oliver died 28 Oct. 1932, Deborah died 20 Mar. 1950, and both are |
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buried in the Haypoint Cemetery, Macville Township, Aitken County, Minnesota. |
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[see also] "Oliver Olin McAninch (1854-1932)" article by Dick Schack, Vancouver, |
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Washington, MFHN v.XII n.2 April pg.2005-11 (six pages, and photographs) |
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James Monroe McIninch, b. 27 Feb. 1895, Lebanon, Laclede County, Missouri, |
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second son of Charles Postly and Synthia Jane (McCorkle) McIninch [see 1894, Note 8]. |
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James married(1) Francis B. 'Nita' Eaves, and had three sons: James Joel, [continued] |
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McA/I/Nin(ch/sh) Postmasters, 1832-1971 (United States Post Office records, NARA M841) |
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