1910

John S. McAninch is still in Rebel Creek, ‘just over the ridge’ from Gus, and their sister


Mary P. (McAninch) Lusk has come to Rebel Creek, both boarders on the same farm:


Scott, Thomas, head M 55 M1(Mar.,1) b./f.b./m.b.England [occ] Farmer, Stock Raising


(Scott) Helen, wife F 48 Mar.1 23(yrs) 8 children, 6 living, b./f.b./m.b.Germany


(Scott) six sons: Walter, Fred, Harry, Robert, Allen, Frankie, all b.Oregon


Bretz, Thomas H. Boarder M 26 S(single) b.Missouri [occ] Mine Proprietary


Bretz, William S. Boarder M 40 S b.Missouri [occ] Mine Proprietor


Barltenay, Herman Boarder M 45 S b.Kansas [occ] Teamster


Jones, Grace M. Boarder F 24 S b.California [occ] School Teacher


Levy, Cecil V. Boarder F 20 b. California [occ] none


Lusk, Mary P., Boarder F 38 Widow, 2 children, 1 living [occ] Sales Lady, Gen. Store


McAninch, John S., Boarder M 48 S(single) [occ] Laborer, Farm


        [Mary and John are both enumerated as] b.Missouri, f.b.Tennessee, m.b.Ohio


Rebel Creek Precinct, Humboldt County, Nevada, 5 May 1910


[there are no known connection(s) with the Scott's, nor with the other five boarders]


[16] NARA T624 R. 858 p.261 E.D. 39 sh.6'A' [MFHN v.XI.n.4 Oct. 2003 p.2003-29]



1911

On 9 Jan. 1911, John S. McAninch buys 360 acres of land (including what is known as


"Cane Springs Station") in Township 41 North, Range 37 East, Mount Diablo Base and


Meridian, for Ten dollars ($10), from the Humboldt Cattle Corporation, of California.


[17] Humboldt County Deeds, Book 46 p.290; Humboldt Co. Recorder, Winnemucca



1911

Cane Springs Station: Amos (historical site, abandoned), Humboldt County, Nevada;


“This place is also known as Cane Springs Station, Cane Spring and Kane Springs”


[18] www.placekeeper.com/Nevada/Amos-858700.html


[1865 and later] "The stage route passed through Winnemucca to Willow Point Station


on the Little Humboldt River, over Paradise Hill to Cane Springs, and continued north


through the Quinn River Valley and on to Idaho" [until traffic shifted to the railroad]


[19] Prehistory and History of the Winnemucca District , by Regina C. Smith, pg.113,


    pub. Reno, Nevada, 1983, Bureau of Land Management, Winnemucca District Office


    https://archive.org/details/prehistoryhistor00smit?q=%22cane+springs%22



1912

And, just after the New Year, slightly under one year later, on 2 Jan. 1912, John sells


these 360 acres (including the “Cane Springs Station”) to I. B. English, of McDermitt,


Humboldt County, Nevada, for the same amount of money, Ten dollars ($10)


[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


McAninch Family History NL v.XXVI n.1  /  June 2018  /  Copyright Frank McAninch




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