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Ulster: 1740, Rob McAninch in the Protestant Housekeepers of Ireland -- |
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Name |
Parish |
Barony |
County |
Number |
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Rob McAninch |
Armory |
Carey |
Antrim |
3821 |
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Description: The 1740 Ireland Protestant Housekeepers database is based on an original |
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census now in the possession of the Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland in Belfast. |
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The counties of Antrim, Derry, Donegal, and Londonderry were transcribed as part of this project. |
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This census was conducted by the Church of Ireland, but contains information on individuals in |
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all Protestant denominations, as well as a number of Roman Catholic families |
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Note: “Number 3821” appears to be just a ‘visitation’ number, all in Armory / Carey / Antrim, … |
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Source: N.E.H.G.S. database: www.newenglandancestors.org/research/database/housekeepers |
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Washington: 1900-1920: Individual records found by Dick Schack, Vancouver, Washington -- |
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1. “James C. McAninch, 43, Farmer, born PA, parents b. PA, 1900, Whitman Co. Washington.” |
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2. “James C. McAninch, 62, Railroad Agent, born PA, 1920, Walla Walla County, Washington.” |
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son of George A. and Mary Magdaline (Hetrick) McAninch, from Jefferson County, Pennsylvania, |
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via Minnesota, late 1870’s, 1880 census; North Dakota, circa 1897, and into Washington state, 1899. |
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3. “George C. McAninch, 34, Laborer, born MO, father b. MO, mother b. Ky, 1920 King County, |
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Washington.” George Carpenter McAninch, born Callaway County, Missouri, son of John Henry and |
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Mary Jane (McFarlin) McAninch, grand-son of George C. and Eliza Jane (Wickersham) McAninch, |
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from Casey County, Kentucky. George Carpenter McAninch died July 1971, Seattle, Washington. |
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4. “Robert G. McAninch, 26, Cashier, born ND, father b. PA, mother b.Mich., 1920 Benton County, |
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Washington.” Possible son of James C., above, born in N.D. 1894-1895, father b.PA, mother unknown. |
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5. “S. L. McAninch, 44, Saw operator, Lumber Yard, born PA, parents born PA, 1920 Pacific County, |
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Washington.” Do not recognize this “S. L. McAninch” (is he from Jefferson County, Pennsylvania? |
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Stewart McA., son of George Ralston and Isabel (Leslie) McAninch? Did he die in Washington state?) |
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6. “David McIninch, 53, farmer, born Nebraska, father b.Ohio, mother b.Ohio, 1920 Spokane Co.”, |
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7. “Warren McIninch, (son of David), 23, Jitney driver, b. Nebraska, parents born Nebraska”, and |
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8. “Albert W. McIninch, 23, Auto Mechanic, born Nebraska, parents born Nebraska”; |
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David P. McIninch, son of William Huitt and Catherine (Dunkle) McIninch, and grand-son of John A. |
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and Sarah (Johnson) McIninch, Tuscarawas County, Ohio. Father of Warren and Albert McIninch. |
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Oregon and Washington – Richard ‘Dick’ Schack, descends from the ‘Kentucky’ McAninch’s, Samuel |
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and Polly (Skidmore) McAninch, Indiana; their son Joseph, went to Ringgold County, Iowa; Oliver Olin |
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McAninch, Perry Moses McAninch, and daughter Leone, married Ewald Adolf Karl (Ewaldt Albert) |
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Schack (Krzak), 1929, Minnesota. Dick said “… have been working on my wife's line in Washington |
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and Oregon lately, and in the process have come across some McAninch names and variations.” |
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McAninch Family History NL, v.XII.n.3 July 2004 Copyright Frank McAninch page 2004-21 |