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The family can be traced through three census records (next, can they be found in 1810, 1830, 1840?). |
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1820: “McNinch, Henry, 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 1 0 2 0 1 - 0 0 1 0”, Washington Co., Waterford Twp. [Note 4] |
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Males: no males, under 10; no males, 10-15; no males, 16-18; no males, 16-25; no males, 26-44; |
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1 male, 45 and over [presumably, Henry himself, b.Bef.1775 (but, Henry born May 1777(?))] |
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Females: 1 female, under 10 [b.1810-1820; daughter Sarah, born 1810]; no females, 10-15; |
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2 females, 16-25 [b.1795-1805; Anna, b. 1805, and Nancy, b. 1807(?)]; no females, 26-44 |
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1 female, 45 and over [b. Bef.1775; presumably, Mary, wife of Henry (but, Mary b. 1788(?))] |
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And (the last four digits): 0 foreigners, 0 in agriculture, 1 person in commerce, 0 in manufacture |
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1850: Federal Census, Ohio, Jackson County, Lick Township; household 792 [Note 5] |
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Henry McAninch |
73 |
M |
Farmer |
$1000 |
b.PA |
[b.Abt. 1777] |
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Mary |
63 |
F |
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b.PA |
[b.Abt. 1787] |
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Harvey Kelly |
13 |
M |
M [Mulatto] |
[b.unreadable] |
[probably farm hand?] |
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1860: Federal Census, Ohio, Jackson County, Jackson Township, household 197 [Note 6] |
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McAnninch [sic], Mary |
72 |
F |
$400, $700 |
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b.PA |
[b.Abt. 1788] |
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Tilton, Anna C. |
55 |
F |
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[ditto] |
[b.Abt. 1805] |
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[David Tilton probably died before 1860 (Anna is living with her mother Mary in the 1860 census)] |
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Source Notes: |
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[1] Three early pioneers in Armstrong County were named Henry, John, and William McAninch. |
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This ‘early pioneer’ Henry McAninch is the family documented here; the relationship(s) (if any) |
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among the first three ‘early pioneers’ are not known. In the second generation (after this first |
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Henry McAninch had already gone to Ohio), there are three brothers, also named Henry, John, and |
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William McAninch, believed to be sons of the pioneer John McAninch; ‘three brothers’, in the book |
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Commemorative Biographical Record, Central Penn., 1898, pub. J.H. Beers & Co., pg. 1621-1622. |
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[Note 1, re-written May 2003 /Frank McAninch] |
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[2] Henry McAninch to Abraham Parkison, Aug. 15, 1807, Armstrong Co. Deed Books, Vol. I, p. 123. |
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[3] First source of this information was Liz Watson, 5158 Dry Ridge Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45252. |
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[4] 1820 U.S. Census, Ohio; National Archives, M33, Roll 95, pg. 195 (indexed “McNench, Henry”). |
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The birth years are not an exact match, but it was a common mistake by census enumerators to just |
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mark the father and mother in the last column (45 & Over), and, we believe this is the same family. |
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[5] 1850 U.S. Census, Ohio, Jackson County, Lick Township; Nat'l Archives M432 Roll 698 pg. 285. |
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[6] 1860 U.S. Census, Ohio, Jackson County, Jackson Twp.; Nat'l Archives, M653 Roll 992, pg. 182. |
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[7] eight generations: |
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[7] (1st) Henry and Mary McAninch, Waterford Twp., Washington Co., Ohio, 1819. |
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[7] (2nd) Their daughter, Anna C. McAninch (b.1805) mar. David Tilton (b. Aug. 24, 1798, mar. |
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Nov. 11, 1824, Washington Co., Ohio); Anna moved to Cincinnati after her husband and mother died. |
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Anna died January 15, 1886, in Cincinnati, Ohio, buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, on |
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daughter Mary (Hunt)'s family plot. Death and burial info is not known for husband David Tilton. |
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[7] (3rd) Their daughter Mary C. (Mollie) Tilton (b. 8 Jan. 1830, opp. Zanesville, Ohio), mar. Jesse C. |
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Hunt (b. 1828, Indianapolis, Ind.), who was in the Civil War, 63rd Regiment Indiana Vol. Infantry, |
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aide to Gen. Manson, and kept a diary (which the family still has). The Hunt's lived in Indiana and |
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Cincinnati; Jesse d. 1866, Mollie d. Jan. 10, 1902, both Cincinnati; both buried Spring Grove Cem. |
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[7] (4th) Their daughter, Emma Rae Hunt (born 1852), married Richard Murphy (born 1842, Ireland). |
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They lived in Cincinnati, Ohio. Both are buried in St. Joseph Cemetery (Irish), in Cincinnati, Ohio. |
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[7] (5th) Their son, Francis Grover Cleveland Murphy (b. Oct. 31, 1884, Cincinnati), married Mabel |
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Elizabeth Murphy (b. Aug. 13, 1881, Cincinnati); they lived in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Ft. Thomas, |
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Kentucky. Francis G. C. Murphy died Oct. 30, 1963; and both are also buried in St. Joseph Cem. |
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[7] (6th) Their daughter Mary Virginia Murphy (b. May 3, 1910, Cincinnati) married .J. Andrew Sack |
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(b. Mar. 30, 1901, New Orleans, Louisiana), and the family lived in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and |
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Danville, Illinois. Mary Virginia d. Dec. 17, 1979, and Andrew d. Nov. 26, 1982, both in Danville. |
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[7] (7th) Their daughter, (Elizabeth) Liz (Sack) Watson, is the first source named above. Her sister, |
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Mary Joseph Sack, married William E. Clark, and they have lived in Ohio, Illinois, and Tennessee. |
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[7] (8th) Their daughter Ginny (Virginia) has it now, Memphis, Tenn. [address available on request]. |
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McAninch Family History NL, VI-3 July, 1998 Copyright Frank McAninch page 1998-25 |