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Notes: Endnotes and Sources [20] to [29]: |
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[20]. |
1849, Samuel McAninch, to Trustees M. E. Church, Feb. 9, 1849, half acre, Sec.9 Twp.14 |
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R2W, Hendricks County Deeds, Vol. 12, pg. 417; the exact legal description in the deed is |
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“... part of the South East quarter of the North West quarter of Section Nine in Township |
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Fourteen North of Range Two West bounded as follows to wit: Beginning at a stake on the |
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line forty rods East of the South East corner of said land above described, running thence |
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North with section [line] bearing eight rods, thence East the same bearing ten rods, thence |
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South bearing as aforesaid eight rods to the said line, thence West with said line ten rods to |
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the place of beginning, containing half an acre ...” |
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[21]. |
(Mary) Polly (Skidmore) McAninch was alive in April 1846, and was named in her |
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father’s Will (Will of Joseph Skidmore, Lincoln County, Kentucky, Will Book P, pg.106); |
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but, in August 1850, she is not listed in the 1850 census [Note 10] |
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[22]. |
“Pleasant Hill Comprehensive Record” 1880-90, Archives, DePauw University, |
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Greencastle (Putnam County), Indiana, cited by Louise McAninch [letter, 4b]: |
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“… found one item which said the church was organized in 1832 with 25 members. |
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The building was completed in 1852. These seemed to be in the right area as the Asbury |
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church was mentioned … This may or may not be the same church.” |
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[23]. |
“History of Methodism at Coatesville”, by Dr. Stephen Hunt, no date; |
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Plainfield-Guilford Township Public Library, Plainfield, Indiana, H977.253 H943h H2408 |
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“There were Methodists in this vicinity many years before Coatesville, but meetings were |
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held at the private houses for the most part. Pleasant Hill on the South had been a church |
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for 20 years or more when the class was organized here” [Coatesville, ca. 1852-1853], p1; |
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and “members of the class … Daniel McAninch Sen. & wife” [Daniel McAninch ‘Senior’; |
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Daniel and Phebe (Pike) McAninch, parents of Daniel A. McAninch, born 1850], p2. |
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[24]. |
“Index to Marriages in Hendricks County, Indiana (1850-1920)”, the WPA index; online at |
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http://www.rootsweb.com/~inhendri/lookups2.htm#marriages (USGenWeb, Hendricks Co.) |
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[25]. |
“McAninch John - Martha A. Smith, Jan. 13, 1850; Bk.4 p.113”, Index to Marriages |
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in Hendricks County, Indiana (1850-1920) [24]; County Seat Scraps (Hendricks County |
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Genealogical Society) added info “date filed as 19 Jan. 1850” and marriage performed by |
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“Jesse Woodard, L. Pr. M. E. Ch.”. |
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[26]. |
Records of the Methodist Episcopal Church of Coatesville and Amo, Hendricks County, |
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Indiana, are archived at DePauw University, Greencastle, Indiana (DePauw “Vol. 1857”, |
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Members 1859-1867); microfilmed by Genealogical Society of Utah, LDS film 1,703,733. |
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[27]. |
1861: Hendricks County Court Order, “Partition” of Samuel McAninch Estate, in |
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Hendricks County Deeds, Vol. 24, pgs.13-17 (map on pg.14), recorded. Feb. 18, 1861. |
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[27a] |
Sketch maps of 1861 partition of Samuel McAninch’s land: McAn-Sam-Map-1861 |
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[28]. |
1861: Joseph McAninch sold “Lot 12” to younger brother William S. McAninch, |
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July 13, 1861, Hendricks County Deeds, Vol. 25, pg.339. |
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[29]. |
Hendricks County Land Atlas and Plat Maps |
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[29a] |
1878: Map of Franklin Township; pg. 37; Danville Public Library, Danville, Indiana |
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[29b] |
1904: Standard Atlas of Hendricks County, and Plat Book, pub. Geo. A. Ogle, Chicago; |
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Franklin Twp., pg. 29; names in Sec. 9 include Mabel Dyer, Wm. W. Johnson Est (Estate), |
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Jesse Masten, (_?_) Montgomery, V. Newman, Emory Phillips, and Lewis S. Phillips. |
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“Old Pleasant Hill Methodist Cemetery”, Copyright 2003, by Frank McAninch (1.0) page 45 of 68 |
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