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MFHN: Surname article "A Look at the Mc(ac)A/I/Ninch(sh) Surname(s), and Where |
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They Might be from in Ireland", http://www.mcaninch.net/Surname/mcsurpg1.htm |
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(and another copy) http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn05y97/m05p14w6.htm |
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(and) "Timeline: McA/I/Ninch Events in 1600's, 1700's, and 1800's, (northern) Ireland |
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(McA/I/Ninch events, 1669 onward)", MFHN v.XXI n.3 July 2013 p.2013-20 |
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(Notes) [49] [50] http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn21y2013/m21p28w6.htm |
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(MacLysaght) [regarding] ". . . Mac and Mc (. . . [and] the now almost obsolete M') . . . |
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There is no difference: Mc is simply an abbreviation of Mac." (in the Introduction) |
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"Mac Aninch, -Inch, -Ninch Ulster variants of the Scottish MacInnes" (pg.6), |
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"Mac Inch See MacAninch" (p.166), "(Mac) Innes Mac Anonghuis. The Scottish |
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form of MacGuinness. Angus and Anguish are cognate" (p.167), |
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"Mac Ninch See MacAninch" (p.236), and |
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"Mac Neish, -Nish A sept of the Scottish clan MacGregor” (p.235) (sic, Clan Gregor), |
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The Surnames of Ireland, Edward MacLysaght, M.A. D.Litt. M.R.I.A., Sixth Edition, |
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Reprinted 1989, by Irish Academic Press Limited, Kill Lane, Blackrock, County Dublin, |
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Republic of Ireland; Sixth edition Dublin 1985; reprinted 1989, ISBN 0-7165-2366-3; |
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(Matheson) (Sir Robert E. Matheson, Barrister-at-Law, Registrar General; Dublin) |
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(1901) Surnames and Varieties: "M'HINCH, M'Aninch, M'Inch, M'Kinch" (pg.53) |
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(1909) found exclusively in Antrim “Buick ... M'Killen, M'Murty, M'Ninch ... " (p.36) |
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(1909) "M'Ninch 5 entries in Birth Indexes for 1890, . . . found . . . all in Antrim" (p.64) |
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Special Report on Surnames in Ireland [and] Varieties and Synonymes of Surnames |
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and Christian Names in Ireland, Sir Robert E. Matheson, LL.D., originally in two parts, |
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1901 and 1909, reprinted 1988, Genealogical Publishing Co., ISBN 0-8063-0187-2 |
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(Black) "MacNinch, from MacAonghus, 'son of Angus', q.v " (p.552) |
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"MacAngus, 'son of Angus'. This form of the name is not common, as it seems early |
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to have passed over to MacInnes, q.v." (p.453) |
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"MacInnes, MacKinnes, MacKinness. G (Gaelic) MacAonghais, 'son of Angus', q.v. |
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[Mc(ac)Aninch(sh), Mc(ac)Ininch(sh), and Mc(ac)Insh,spellings not listed in the book] |
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The Surnames of Scotland, Their Origin, Meaning, and History, by George Fraser Black, |
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Ph.D., pub. 1946, by New York Public Library, Fourth Reprinting 1974, Eighth 1986. |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XXVIII n.2 / Copyright Frank McAninch / p.2020-14 |
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