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This page updated 18 March 2012 / Frank McAninch |
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In 1830, Archibald McNinche [sic] appears on the Federal census in Franklin County, Ohio |
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(central Ohio; the state capitol Columbus is in Franklin County, Ohio). |
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The 1830 listing is “0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 - 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0”, which means: |
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no males under 5; |
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1 male 5-10 [born 1820-1825]; no males 10-15; |
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1 male 15-20 [born 1810-1815]; |
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1 male 20-30 [born 1800-1810]; no males 30-40, no males 40-50, no males 50-60; |
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1 male 60-70 [born 1760-1770] [Archibald born bef.1765] [head of household] |
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1 female under 5 [born 1825-1830]; |
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no females 5-10, no females 10-15, no females 15-20, no females 20-30, no females 30-40; |
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1 female 40-50 [born 1780-1790]. |
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[1830 Census, Ohio, NARA M19 Roll 131 pg.18, Franklin County, Washington Township]. |
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Could these three census records be sightings of the same family over multiple generations? |
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It’s possible, if the Unk.female.3 under 10 in 1830 is actually a grand-daughter of the original |
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Archibald (perhaps one of the daughters married and had children, and then lost her husband?). |
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The older girl (Unk.female 1), born 1784-1795, is clearly old enough (age 36-46 in 1830) to have |
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a daughter under 10 in 1830; on the other hand, the younger one (Unk.female 2), born ca.1810, |
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age about 20 in 1830, is less likely to have a daughter under age 10 in 1830. It is also possible |
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that the older girl (Unk.female 1), born 1784-1795, is the wife of Unk.male.1, born 1765-1784. |
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The possible 11 people: |
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1810 Penn. |
1820 Ohio |
1830 Ohio |
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Born |
Armstrong |
Scioto Co. |
Franklin Co. |
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1. |
Archibald Mc. (“I.”) |
Bef. 1765 |
45 & over |
45 & over |
60-70 |
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2. |
First Wife (name unk.) |
Bef. 1765 |
45 & over |
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[died bef.1820?] |
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3. |
Second Wife? (name unk.) |
1775-1800 |
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26-44 |
40-50 |
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4. |
Unk.male.1 (first son?) |
1765-1784 |
26-45 |
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5. |
Unk.female.1 (daughter?) |
1784-1795 |
16-26 |
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6. |
Unk.male.2 (second son?) |
1800-1801 |
under 10 |
19-25 |
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7. |
Unk.male.3 (third son?) |
1805-1810 |
under 10 |
10-15 |
20-30 |
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8. |
Unk.female.2 (daughter?) |
Abt.1810 |
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under 10 |
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9. |
Andrew J. (fourth? son) |
1810-1815 |
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under 10 |
1830, 15-20 |
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10. |
Archibald (“Jr.”, 5th? son) |
1820-1825 |
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1830, 5-10 |
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11. |
Unk.female.3 (grand-dau.?) |
1825-1830 |
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1830, under 5 |
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There are still lots of un-answered questions here, and some un-traced male lines, including the |
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two oldest Unk.male’s [one born 1765-1784, second born 1800-1801], last seen in Armstrong |
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County, Penn., and Unk.male.3, born 1805-1810. last seen in the Ohio River valley ca. 1820. |
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Editor’s Note: Article re-formatted for 2-pages html on website, March 2012 / Frank McAninch; |
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The original article would print on one page when the Newsletter was originally printed (in 1996), |
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but the article on the website became two pages when it was printed from the website. Thus, the |
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original page ‘1996-16’ has been re-formatted as two website pages ‘1996-16(a)’ and ‘1996-16(b)’. |
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McAninch Family History NL v.IV n.2 / May 1996 / Frank McAninch, Editor / page 1996-16(b) |