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McA/I/Ninch in the Published Pennsylvania State Archives (continued) |
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5. 1785: |
McAnitch [sic] [no first name], taxed in Rye Township, Cumberland Co., on 100 acres, |
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2 horses, 0 cattle, and 0 negroes (Third Series, Vol. 20, p. 752, Cumberland County 1785) |
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[Rye Township created 1766, from Tyrone Township (established 1754); this land now in |
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present-day Perry County, which was established in 1820, set off from Cumberland Co.]. |
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6. 1794: |
McNinch, Archd [Archibald], Westmoreland County Rangers, same man, 2 payroll lists: |
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[a] “Received from the State of Pennsylvania. By the hand of John Wilkins Ju'r [sic] |
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the amount anexed to my name, being in full for the pay due me for the service of |
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my rifle in the troops commanded by Captain Sloan, Year 1794.” |
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[added at end of list] “And. McNinch March 19 [1794] 2 [dollars]”, [pg. 629], and |
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[b] “A pay roll of the Westmoreland County Rangers under the command of |
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Captain John Sloan's company at Plum Creek and other stations, 1794. |
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Commencement of pay April 1st, 1794. Time of discharge Dec'r 6th, 1794.” |
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“Archd. McNinch Private 54 [dollars] 59 [cents]” |
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(Sixth Series, Vol. 5, page 629 and 795, in the section “Pennsylvania Militia 1790-1800”). |
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[Westmoreland Co. created 1773, set off from Bedford (whose parent was Cumberland)]. |
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7. 1838: |
McAnish, John, taxed on 99 acres, Armstrong County, April 12, 1838 [no township listed] |
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(Third Series, Vol. 26 pg. 654, Armstrong County 1801-1884), [this is believed to be John |
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McAninch of Sugar Creek Twp., pioneer in Armstrong Co., born ca.1755-1765, Ireland; |
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Armstrong Co. established 1800, from parts of Allegheny, Lycoming, and Westmoreland] |
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8. 1838: |
McNinch, John, xs.[sic, xs?] Indiana County, 99 acres, Warrantees of Land, Apr. 12, 1838 |
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(Third Series, Vol. 26 pg. 672, Indiana County 1805-1894, Warrantees of Land). [Indiana |
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Co. created 1803, from parts of Lycoming and Westmoreland; Armstrong borders Indiana |
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on the west, so, could be the same John McAninch? (same tract size, exact same date)?]. |
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9. 1845: |
McAninah, Alex. Ex.[Executor(s)?], Huntingdon County, 75 acres, Jan. 28, 1845 |
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[no township listed] (Third Series, Vol. 25, pg. 745, Huntingdon County 1787-1889). |
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[Huntingdon County created 1787, from Bedford (originally part of Cumberland County); |
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most of original Dublin Township, Cumberland Co., now in present-day Huntingdon Co.]. |
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Reference: The Townships of Mother Cumberland, including Bedford, Blair, Centre, Cumberland, |
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Franklin, Fulton, Huntingdon, Juniata, Mifflin, and Perry Counties, Pennsylvana; 1943, |
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by Raymond Martin Bell, Washington and Jefferson College, Washington, Pennsylvania. |
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McA/I/Ninch in the First Census of the United States |
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In 1790, First Census of the United States, Pennsylvania, lists two McAninch’s and two McNinch’s: |
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1790: 1. |
McAninch, Daniel 3-1-4-0-0, in Washington Township, Westmoreland County (pg. 268) |
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3 Free white males, 16 years and upward |
1 Free white males under 16 years |
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4 Free white females (wife and 3 daughters?) |
0 No other free persons, 0, no slaves |
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1790: 2. |
McAninch, John 1-1-3-0-0; in Derry Township, Westmoreland County (page 260) |
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1 Free white males, 16 years and upward; |
1 Free white males under 16 years |
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3 Free white females (wife and 2 daughters?) |
0 No other free persons, 0, no slaves |
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1790: 3. |
McNinch, John 1-2-2-0-0, City of Philadelphia, occupation listed “Weaver” (p.224) |
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1790: 4. |
McNinch, Patrick 1-6-3-0-0, Northumberland Co. (not returned by townships; p.187) |
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McAninch Family History Newsletter Vol. IV, No. 1, February 1996, pg. 4 page 1996-04 |
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