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Time Line, "McAninch" Events, |
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Early Lincoln / Pulaski / Casey Counties, Kentucky: |
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[forward reference: see “Daniel McAninch, Part II: From Pennsylvania, 1790, to Lincoln |
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County, Kentucky”, McAninch F.H.NL Vol.IX No. 2 page 2001-11 (May 2003 /Frank)] |
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There were two McAninch families in early Lincoln / Pulaski / Casey Counties: |
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Husb: William McAninch |
b.Bef.1765 |
Husb: Daniel McAninch |
b.1750-1755 |
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Wife: Laodieca Rawson |
b.Unknown |
Wife: Unknown |
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Five known sons: |
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1. James McAninch |
b.1797-1800 |
1. John McAninch |
b.Abt.1780 |
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2. Jonathan McAninch |
b.1799 |
2. Samuel McAninch |
b.Feb.1789 |
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3. William McAninch |
b.Abt.1805 |
3. George A. McAninch |
b.Abt.1794 |
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4. Samuel McAninch |
b.Apr.1807 |
4. Daniel (J.?) McAninch |
b.Abt.1796 |
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5. Jesse McAninch |
b.ca.1812 |
5. young son |
b.1802-1804 |
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[on 1810 and 1820 census (1999 /fm)] |
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Before 1765: Daniel O. McAninch, and William McAninch, born before 1765. |
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[best info is William b. Virginia (Ky.), Daniel b. Ulster, (N.) Ireland] |
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1778-1780: John McAninch, son of Daniel, born [Cumberland Co.?] Pennsylvania. |
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1789: Samuel McAninch, son of Daniel, b. Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania. |
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[N.B. 1st of 2 Samuel (No Middle Initial) McAninch's, [this is] Samuel "Indiana" McA.] |
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1790: Daniel (O.?) McAninch, First Census, Westmoreland Co., Pennsylvania. |
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[1790 Kentucky census lost in the War of 1812, burned by the British.] |
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1792: Kentucky was admitted as the 15th state, United States of America. |
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1794: George A. McAninch, son of Daniel, born [Lincoln County?] Kentucky. |
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1796: Daniel J. McAninch, son of Daniel, b [Lincoln County?] Kentucky. |
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1797: McNinch, William, 1 White Male Over 21, 3 Horses, no Acres land |
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[Lincoln County Commissioner's Books, 1797, Book 1, page 16, entry 26] |
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Note 1797-1: William, born before 1765, "KY" [Virginia], age >= 32 years |
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Note 1797-2: no land Acreage shown here for William, no land claim yet? |
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1797-1800: James McAninch, son of William, born Kentucky. [rev. May 2003 /Frank] |
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1799: Jonathon McAninch, son of William, born in Kentucky. [rev. May 2003 /Frank] |
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1799: Pulaski County created, from parts of Green and Lincoln Counties. |
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1799: McNinch, Daniel, 1 White Male over 21, 1 White Male age 16-21, and 3 Horses |
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[Lincoln County Commissioner's Books, 1799, Bk 3, pg. 13, entry 8] |
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1799: Daniel McAninch claimed 200 acres on watercourse "Fishing Creek" in Lincoln County, Kentucky, and held this claim until 1802 [see 1802]. |
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[Early Kentucky Landholders 1787-1811, James F. Sutherland, pg 212-213] |
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Note 1799-1: Daniel, born 1750-1755, Ulster, Ireland, age 44-to-49 years(?) |
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Note 1799-2: "1 White Male 16-21" prob. Daniel's first son John McAninch |
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1800: McAninch, Daniel, 1 White Male over 21, 1 White Male 16-21, and 3 Horses |
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[Lincoln County Commissioner's Books, 1800, Bk 3, pg 18, entry 15] |
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Note 1800-1: Commissioner's Book Number 3, by "John Jones, Commissioner" |
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McAninch Family History Newsletter Vol. II No. 3 August 1994 pg.3 page 1994-22 |
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[original contents (except as noted); change font for online presentation (May 2003)] |