1760s

Daniel McAninch (b.1750-1755, Ireland), John McAninch (b.ca.1760, Ireland), and

1770s

any other early McA/I/Ninch’s would almost certainly have come into Penn’s Colony


through the Port of Philadelphia (at that time, both Ireland and Pennsylvania were


British Crown Colonies, so, only ‘head count’ records, no passenger lists with names).



1771

Jan. 2, 1772, in the Pennsylvania Gazette, weekly newspaper published in Philadelphia,

-1772

ad for runaway (?indentured) servants from Carroll's Tract, York County, two Irish


servant men, Daniel M'Anitinie, about 21 years of age, and James M'Cormick . . .


Reward / Ran away . . . Daniel McAnitinie . . ., MFHN v.VIII n.2 April 2000 p.2000-12


http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn08y00/m08p12w6.htm



1777

8 Apr. 1777, John McNinch married Mary Love, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County [2.a]



1785

Philadelphia City Directories, 69 directories between 1785 and 1867 are available at

-1867

the Internet Archives, from the Library of the Philadelphia Museum of Art [5.a] [5.b].


Only a few McA/Ninch listings (1801, 1850’s, 1867), included in the timeline below.



1785?

John McAninch . . . convicted of a breach of the peace at City Court [see 1786, next]

1786

Feb. 25, 1786: Minutes of the Supreme Executive Council of Pennsylvania . . . [at]


Philadelphia, petition of John Dugan, John McAnninch (sic) (and others) convicted of a


breach of the peace at last City Court . . . Colonial Records of Pennsylvania, v.14 p.647


"Pennsylvania: Philadelphia, 1786:" MFHN v.V n.2 May 1997 p.1997-10


http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn05y97/m05p10w6.htm



~1786

Sam (Samuel?) McAninch, born ca.1786, in Philadelphia [see 1806 Affadavit, below]



1789

Delaware County, created 1789, from Chester County [1] (p.99)



1790

McA/I/Ninch in Pennsylvania, 1790, in the First Census of the United States


Daniel McAninch and John McAninch are in Westmoreland County, western Penn.;


McNinch, John / Weaver / 1 2 2 0 0 (Pennsylvania, Philadelphia County, pg.224)


1 Free white males, 16 years and up, including heads of families (John, b.bef.1774)


2 Free white males under 16 years (prob. two sons, both b.ca.1774-1790)


2 Free white females (prob. his wife, name unknown, and daughter b.est.1770-1790)


(is this John who married Mary Love in 1777?) MFHN v.IV n.1 Feb. 1996 p.1996-04


http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn04y96/m04p04w6.htm


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McA/I/Ninch 1700s-1800s Events in the Philadelphia area               / November 2018


McAninch Family History NL v.XXVI n.2 / Copyright Frank McAninch / pg.2018-15




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