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[continued] Harvey Key, and Jessie Lee, all born Marshall County, Indian Territory (I.T.). |
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After Nita died, in 1902, James married(2) Dora Ross, 3 Sept. 1905, Lane, Atoka County, |
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I.T., and they had three more children (son Eldon Bon, daughters Ettie and Lottie Fay). |
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James was a successful farmer on lands within the Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory |
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(now Oklahoma), and served as Postmaster at Lane, Atoka County, State of Oklahoma, |
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from 29 Aug. 1913 to 12 May 1914 (eight months). James died 14 Dec. 1931, and is |
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buried in the Butler Cemetery, Lane, Atoka County, Oklahoma. |
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George Thomas McAninch, b. 25 Feb. 1892, Joyce, Casey County, Kentucky, first son |
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and second child of Henry Lee and Alice (Brown) McAninch, and 3rd great-grandson |
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of the original Daniel McAninch (b.ca.1750, Ireland, d.ca.1822, prob. Tennessee), one of |
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the two McAninch pioneers in Lincoln County, Kentucky [Note 3], through Daniel’s son |
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George A. McAninch (1794-1870), his second son William Berry McAninch (1820-1891), |
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his first son George Washington McAninch (1843-1917) and his first son, Henry Lee |
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McAninch (1869-1934), all of Casey County, Kentucky. George T. McAninch married |
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Mayme Francis Phelps (b.1893), 24 Sept. 1912, Casey County, and they had two children. |
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George T. McAninch served as Postmaster at Joyce for more than 8 years, from 6 May |
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1914 to 15 July 1922, when the Joyce Post Office was closed. George T. McAninch died |
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4 Jan. 1980, and May (Mayme Francis Phelps) McAninch died 26 Sept. 1991; they are |
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both buried at the Poplar Hill / Rich Hill Cemetery, Yosemite, Casey County, Kentucky. |
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[Both names "Estella McAninch" and "Estella Wall" are on the same appointment line] |
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Estella M. 'Tillie' (Phillips) (McAninch) Wall, b. 2 Feb. 1887, Amo, Hendricks County, |
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Indiana, married(1st) Fred Thomas McAninch (1888-1914), mar. 18 Sept. 1910, Amo, |
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Hendricks County, and they had one child, son Ralph Phillips McAninch, b. 4 July 1911. |
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Fred Thomas McAninch, b. 17 Mar. 1888, Coatesville, Hendricks County, Indiana, |
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son of Daniel A. McAninch (1850-1930) and Rhoda B. (Wilson) McAninch (1849-1930), |
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grand-son of Daniel McAninch (b. 17 Apr. 1819, Casey Co., Kentucky; d. 27 May 1897, |
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Hendricks Co., Indiana) and Phebe (Pike) McAninch (1827-1883), great-grand-son of |
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Samuel McAninch (b.ca.Feb.1789, d.1859) and (Mary) Polly (Skidmore) McAninch |
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(b.1792, d.bef.1850), and great-great-grand-son of the original Daniel McAninch |
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(b.ca.1750, Ireland, d.ca.1822, prob.Tenn.), pioneer in Lincoln County, Kentucky [Note 3]. |
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Fred Thomas McAninch, a railroad telegraph operator, d. 21 Mar. 1914, in Colorado. |
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Fred's widow, Estella (Phillips) McAninch, was appointed Postmaster at Amo, Hendricks |
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County, Indiana, and served from 11 July 1918 to 19 Feb. 1923 (about five years). |
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While serving as Postmaster, Estella ‘Stella’ married(2nd) Fred Wall, mar. 15 Apr. 1922, |
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and her married name "Estella Wall" was added to the postal service records in 1922. |
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Estella (Phillips) (McAninch) Wall d. 11 Oct. 1976, and is buried with her first husband |
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Fred Thomas McAninch in Stilesville Cemetery, Stilesville, Hendricks County, Indiana. |
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