1910 |
John S. McAninch is still in Rebel Creek, ‘just over the ridge’ from Gus, and their sister |
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Mary P. (McAninch) Lusk has come to Rebel Creek, both boarders on the same farm: |
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Scott, Thomas, head M 55 M1(Mar.,1) b./f.b./m.b.England [occ] Farmer, Stock Raising |
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(Scott) Helen, wife F 48 Mar.1 23(yrs) 8 children, 6 living, b./f.b./m.b.Germany |
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(Scott) six sons: Walter, Fred, Harry, Robert, Allen, Frankie, all b.Oregon |
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Bretz, Thomas H. Boarder M 26 S(single) b.Missouri [occ] Mine Proprietary |
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Bretz, William S. Boarder M 40 S b.Missouri [occ] Mine Proprietor |
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Barltenay, Herman Boarder M 45 S b.Kansas [occ] Teamster |
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Jones, Grace M. Boarder F 24 S b.California [occ] School Teacher |
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Levy, Cecil V. Boarder F 20 b. California [occ] none |
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Lusk, Mary P., Boarder F 38 Widow, 2 children, 1 living [occ] Sales Lady, Gen. Store |
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McAninch, John S., Boarder M 48 S(single) [occ] Laborer, Farm |
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[Mary and John are both enumerated as] b.Missouri, f.b.Tennessee, m.b.Ohio |
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Rebel Creek Precinct, Humboldt County, Nevada, 5 May 1910 |
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[there are no known connection(s) with the Scott's, nor with the other five boarders] |
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[16] NARA T624 R. 858 p.261 E.D. 39 sh.6'A' [MFHN v.XI.n.4 Oct. 2003 p.2003-29] |
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1911 |
On 9 Jan. 1911, John S. McAninch buys 360 acres of land (including what is known as |
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"Cane Springs Station") in Township 41 North, Range 37 East, Mount Diablo Base and |
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Meridian, for Ten dollars ($10), from the Humboldt Cattle Corporation, of California. |
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[17] Humboldt County Deeds, Book 46 p.290; Humboldt Co. Recorder, Winnemucca |
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1911 |
Cane Springs Station: Amos (historical site, abandoned), Humboldt County, Nevada; |
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“This place is also known as Cane Springs Station, Cane Spring and Kane Springs” |
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[1865 and later] "The stage route passed through Winnemucca to Willow Point Station |
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on the Little Humboldt River, over Paradise Hill to Cane Springs, and continued north |
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through the Quinn River Valley and on to Idaho" [until traffic shifted to the railroad] |
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[19] Prehistory and History of the Winnemucca District , by Regina C. Smith, pg.113, |
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pub. Reno, Nevada, 1983, Bureau of Land Management, Winnemucca District Office |
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https://archive.org/details/prehistoryhistor00smit?q=%22cane+springs%22 |
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1912 |
And, just after the New Year, slightly under one year later, on 2 Jan. 1912, John sells |
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these 360 acres (including the “Cane Springs Station”) to I. B. English, of McDermitt, |
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Humboldt County, Nevada, for the same amount of money, Ten dollars ($10) |
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[20] Humboldt County Deeds, Book 47 p.257; Humboldt Co. Recorder, Winnemucca |
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Humboldt County, Nevada: Three McAninch’s from Missouri pg.2018-09 |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XXVI n.1 / June 2018 / Copyright Frank McAninch |
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