1881 |
"McA/I/Ninch 1881-1911 England / Ireland / Scotland Census Records", |
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(1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 Census Records); MFHN v.XXV n.2 June 2017 pg.2017-26 |
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1901, |
"1901 Census and 1911 Census, County Antrim, Ulster Province, (northern) Ireland", |
1911 |
Three McAninch families (Alexander, Daniel and wife Ellen, and Jane and son Samuel) |
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1922 |
[Ref.] partition: "Republic of Ireland" (23 counties) and "Northern Ireland" (6 counties) |
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('N.I.' is part of the U.K., the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland") |
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Ireland (Irish Free State, 1922) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_of_Ireland |
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Northern Ireland (1921) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Northern_Ireland |
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1964, |
McA/I/Ninch in The Surnames of Ireland, Edward MacLysaght, M.A. D.Litt. M.R.I.A.; |
1989 |
"McAninch" is on page 6: "Mac Aninch, -Inch, -Ninch Ulster variants of the |
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Scottish MacInnes", also "Mac Inch see Mac Aninch" and "Mac Ninch see Mac Aninch" |
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(1964) Originally published under the title Guide to Irish surnames, Dublin, 1964. |
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(1989) 6th Edition, reprint by Irish Academic Press Limited, Blackrock, County Dublin |
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ISBN 0716523663 9780716523666 0716523671 9780716523673 / OCLC 271602545 |
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Edward MacLysaght https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_MacLysaght |
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and Note [50] at https://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn21y2013/m21p28w6.htm |
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1965 |
Letter, 31 March 1965, from Edward MacLysaght, Chairman of the Irish Manuscripts |
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Commission, Dublin, to Lt. F. L. McAninch, U.S. Navy - |
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Commisiun Laimhscribhinni na Eireann (harp logo) Irish Manuscripts Commission |
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73 Cearnog Mhuirbhthean Telephone: 73 Merrion Square, Dublin 2 |
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Baile Atha Cliath 2 Dublin 61610 March 31, 1965 |
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(to) Lt. F. L. McAninch (Frank Leo McAninch, U.S. Navy; see Note 1) |
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(addressed) U.S.S. Holland, A.S. 32, c/o Post Office, New York, N.Y., U.S.A. |
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Dear Sir - In reply to your enquiry I must tell you that McAninch is a rare name in |
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Ireland; it does not appear at all in the current telephone directories for the Republic |
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or the six counties of Northern Ireland. McAinsh does, once, in the case of a firm of |
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sawmillers in Co. Tipperary, established I believe by a Scotsman of that name. |
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McAinsh is a synonym of McAninch, and both derive from McInnes (in Irish Gaelic |
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Mac Aonghuis), the name of a well known Scottish clan. I have not met the name in |
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early Irish records. I happen to have here the complete birth registrations for the years |
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1864, ’65, ’66 and in those three years there are 3 entries for McAninch, all at |
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Ballymoney, Co. Antrim, in which area there are a number of names of Scottish origin. |
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Yours truly, /s/ E. MacLysaght, Chairman P.S. McAinsh does not |
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appear at all in the registrations referred to, and McInnes only once, in Belfast. |
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[1] Frank Leo McAninch, born 1930, Nebraska, died 2018, San Diego, California; |
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Lt. Cmdr, U.S. Navy, Korea and Vietnam (a different Frank McAninch, not this editor) |
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Updates: More McA/I/Ninch Events, 1600s to 1900s in (northern) Ireland / June 2022 |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XXX n.1 / Copyright Frank McAninch / pg.2022-10 |
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