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[3] (cont) c.McAninch, Daniel: 1 White Male > 21, none Over 16 [July 12, 1801; Bk3 p24 #9]

d. McAninch, John 1 White Male Over 21, none Over 16 [July 12, 1801; Bk3: p24: #20]

e. Daniel and John are also found in 1802, 1803, 1804, and 1805 tax lists (1805 was their last

appearance on a Lincoln County list; Casey County was set off in 1806, Tax Lists 1807–1817.

Lincoln Co., Kentucky, Commissioner's Books, 1787-1805 (LDS film 0,008,114) [17, 21, 23]

[4] Giles County, Tenn., 1830, NARA M19 Roll 176 pg. 148, and 1840, M704 Roll 523 pg. 98.

[5] Marriage 1801: a. Pulaski County Marriage Records 1798-1851, Mary Weddle Kaurish, p.92;

b. “Macninch or Maninah, John 1801 10-7 Patsy Cooper [by] Thos. Hill”; October 7, 1801;

Lincoln County Kentucky Records, Vol. III, Bettie Cummings Cook C.G., 1990, pg. 234;

c. “John McAninch and Patsey Cooper / Bond: 05 Oct 1801; surety: John Cooper / Consent:

Wm. & Susanah Cooper, parents”, Pulaski County GenWeb, Contributed by Valerie J. Davis,

[6] “McIninch, John 2 0 1 0 0 - 2 0 1 0 0 - 0 0” [1810, Casey Co., Kentucky, M252 Roll 9 pg. 43]

[7] Marriage 1814: a. “White, John 1814 1-3 Peggy McAnnch (Anich) [by] Isaac Linsey”, in

‘Book I’, Pulaski County Marriage Records 1798-1851, Mary Weddle Kaurish, p.43; and

b. “White, Jnos. f-Jno. to Peggy McAnnch [sic] f-Daniel”, in Pulaski Couny Marriage Records,

1857-1863, Book II, 1974, pg.150, Corrections and Additions for Marriage Book I, ref. pg. 43 i

in Book I; both pub. by Pulaski County Historical Society, Somerset, Kentucky (Book II, 1974).

[8] Marriage, 1817: “McAninch, Rhoda + Robinson, Peter 2-27-1817”, in

Record Of Marriages in Casey County, Brides' Section, page 16; 1937, compiled by Annie

Walker Burns, R 1, Box 119, Bennings, Washington D.C.; LDS film 0,897,431, item 3 on film

[9] Samuel McAninch, married (Mary) Polly Skidmore, 5 July 1813, Lincoln County, Kentucky

a. birth place [BP]: state “Pennsylvania” written in full, 1850 census [M432 Roll 150 pg.19(A)]

b. date of birth [DOB] calculated from his death, July 30, 1859, “Aged 70 years, 5 mo. 25 days”

b.(1) multiple calculations possible: Samuel died in July, 31 days in July, so, “minus 25 days”

might imply 5 or 6 Feb. 1789, or, only 28 days in Feb. 1789, so, might be 3 Feb. 1789 (?)

b.(2) records of the (Old) Pleasant Hill Methodist Episcopal [Church and] Cemetery, Danville

Public Library, Danville, Hendricks County, Indiana; Samuel donated the half-acre for the

Church on 9 Feb. 1849, SE¼ NW¼ Sec.9 Twp.14 R.2W, Hendricks Co. Deeds Vol.12 p.417;

the church site and cemetery were lost in 1967, plowed under the farmer's field

b.(3) consistent with 1850 census, Samuel, age 60 [Hendricks Co., M432 Roll 150 pg.19(A)]

[10] Samuel McAninch, 1810 Census, Casey Co., “Mc -- nch, Samuel 0 0 1 0 0 - 1 0 0 0 0 - 0 0”

[11] Samuel McA., Hendricks Co., Indiana: 1840 M704 Roll 87 p.694; 1850 M432 R 150 p.19(A)

[12] George A. McAninch, born ca. 1794, Virginia; 1850 census, age 56, b.Virginia [M432 Roll

196 pg.341‘B’], 1860, 65, b.Virginia [M653 Roll 361 p.38]; died 1870, Mortality Schedule

“George McAninch 75 yrs Male White Married b.KY died Aug. Farmer Disease of lungs”,

[Casey Co.]; 1880 census, son William Berry McAninch, says [his father, George] b.Tennessee.

[13] For example, see 'The Scots-Irish From Ulster and The Great Philadelphia Wagon Road'

(original 2001 link N.C. www.gorowan.com . . . ‘The Old Wagon Road’ does not exist in 2019)

[14] “McAninch, George + Ross, Elizabeth 2-27-1817”, Record Of Marriages in Casey County,

Groom's Section, page 16; 1937, Annie Walker Burns [same as Note 8]; family census records,

1840 M704 Roll 107 pg.176, 1850 and 1860 [see Note 12]; burial info per George’s descendant,

Marshall McAninch, Richmond, Kentucky, and George’s son, Samuel (1822-1839) buried there.

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Daniel McAninch, Part II: From Pennsylvania, 1790, to Lincoln County, Kentucky (5 of 6)

McAninch Family History NL, IX -2 April 2001 Copyright Frank McAninch page 2001-15