[20]

(Samuel McAninch, continued)

1840: Big Creek Township, Van Buren County, Missouri; NARA M704 Roll 232 p.142

    "Sam'l McIninch (sic) 0 1 0 0 0 1 - 1 1 0 0 1" (5 people)

        1 male 30-40 (Samuel), 1 female 20-30 (Margaret), and 3 children

1850: Sixteenth District, Cass County, Missouri, NARA M432 Roll 395 p.88'A'

    Samuel McAninch 43 b.Ky / Margaret 38 b.Tenn. . . . (mis-indexed "McInanich")

1860: Pleasant Hill, Cass County, Missouri; NARA M653 Roll 612, pg.216

    S. McAnninch (sic) 56 b.KY / Margaret wife 48 b.Tenn.

1870: Pleasant Hill, Cass County, Missouri; NARA M593 Roll 767 p.673

    McAninch, Samuel, 63, b.Kentucky / (McAninch) Margaret, 58, b. Tennessee . . .

1880: Pleasant Hill, Cass County, Missouri; NARA M___ R___ pg.36

    McAninch, Samuel 74 Carpenter b.Ky / Margaret F 67 Keeping House b.Tenn.

[21]

"McAninch in the History of Cass and Bates Counties, Missouri, 1883", with additional

historical information and analysis of the four family biographies published in the book,

History of Cass and Bates Counties, Missouri, pub. 1883, National Historical Company,

St. Joseph, Missouri; p.504; many discrepancies in Samuel's article; MFHN v.XVI n.1

Jan. 2008 p.2008-06 http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn16y08/m16p06w6.htm

[22]

1810 Federal Census, Kentucky, Casey County, NARA M252 Roll 9 pg.42

"Wm. McIninch 3 1 0 1 1 - 0 0 0 1 1 - 0 0" (6 males, 2 females, 8 people in household)

3 males, under 10 (b.1800-1810) -- 3 sons (Jonathan, b.1799-1800, age ~11 in 1810;

    William, b.1804-1805, age ~5 in 1810; and Samuel, b.10 Apr. 1807, age ~3 in 1810)

1 male, 10-16 (b.1794-1800), believed to be son James, b.ca.1786, age ~24 in 1810

    (James is listed as '21 and over' in Casey County 1808 land records) [1808]

no males, 16-26 (note that James should be in the '16-26' category here, not ‘10-16’)

1 male, 26-45 (b.1765-1784)

    an older son? b.1765-1784(?) (before William mar. Laodieca in 1796) Who is this

1 male, 45 & over, presumably William himself, b.bef.1765, age '45 & over' in 1810

(sub-total 6 males) (note: their youngest son Jesse has not been born yet)

no females, under 10 / no females, 10-16 / no females, 16-26

1 female, 26-45 (b.1765-1784) (Who is this? an older daughter, b.1765-1784?

    (bef. William m. Laodieca in 1796)? or, possibly wife of the '1 male 26-45' above?)

1 female, 45 & over, presumably his wife Laodieca, b.bef.1765, age '45 & over' in 1810

(sub-total 2 females) / (last 2 digits: 0 other people, 0 slaves)

This 1810 census record has been indexed as "McQuinnch, Wm. 3 1 0 1 1 - 0 0 0 1 1",

and as "Wm. McJinneh" (sic) on ancestry.com (9 Mar. 2015), and has been erroneously

mis-reported "0 1 0 0 1 - 0 0 0 0 1 - 0 7" (male 10-16, male and female adults, 7 slaves)

[23]

Casey County, Kentucky, Court Orders, 1807-1813 book, Irma Miller Sheperd, compiler,

published 2000, Genealogy Heaven Company, Lake Oswego, Oregon 97035, pg.144

______________________________________________________________________

William McAninch (born before 1765; died 1813, Casey County, Kentucky)

McA. Family. Hist. NL v.XXIX n.1  May 2021  Copyright Frank McAninch  p2021- 13

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