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Missouri (1 of 3): July 1, 1845, Samuel McAninch, “of Van Buren County, Missouri”, Cash Entry, at Clinton Land Office, Patent Certificate No. 23552 (BLM MO 1490_.062), 160 acres, Cass County, Missouri (SE¼ S6 T46N R30W). Signed “President James K. Polk, by J. Knox Walker, Sec’y, S.H. Laughlin, Recorder of the General Land Office”. |
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Samuel McAninch, born Apr. 10, 1807 (not 1805), in Kentucky, son of William McAninch, who died 1813, Casey Co., Kentucky, and named his 5 sons in his Will. This Samuel married Margaret Myers, 1828, believed Giles County, Tennessee, and they had three children; in 1840 census, they are in Big Creek Twp., Van Buren Co., Missouri. |
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(2 of 3): Nov. 1, 1848, [same] Samuel McAninch, “of Van Buren County”, Cash sale, Clinton, Patent Cert. 27795 (BLM MO 1540_.221), 40 acres, Cass County (NE¼ SE¼ S12 T46N R31W). |
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(3 of 3): Mar 17, 1897, James W. McAninch, Application 16682, at Springfield Land Office; (Patent) Homestead Certificate No. 9960 (BLM MO 6020_.266), 120 acres, Ozark County, Mo. (N½ NE¼ & SE¼ NE¼ S1 T21N R11W). |
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This is believed to be James William (Bill) McAninch, born May 5, 1850, Casey County, Kentucky, son of George C. [F.?]. and Eliza Jane (Wickersham) McAninch, grand-son of Jonathan and Tolitha (Turpin) McAninch, and great-grand-son of William McAninch, who died 1813, Casey Co., Kentucky, and named five sons in his Will. James W. and his family are in Howell Co., Mo., in 1900 and 1910 Census records, adjacent to Ozark Co. |
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Minnesota (1 of 2): April 3, 1896, S. O. McAninch, “of Clay County, Minnesota”, Cash Entry sale, at Crookston Land Office, Patent Certificate No. 5991 (BLM MN 0390_.009), 160 acres, Clay Co., Minnesota (SE¼ S10 T142N R47W), for “President Grover Cleveland, by M. McKean, Secretary, L.G.C. Lamar, Recorder of the General land Office”. |
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This is probably Samuel Oliver McAninch, born Jan. 15, 1852, Brookville, Jefferson County, Penn., son of Sylvester J. and Rosena (Himes) McAninch, grand-son of William and Isabel (Hopkins) McAninch, great-grand-son of John McA. |
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(2 of 2): Dec. 8, 1905, Oliver O. McAninch [indexed “Oliver C. McAninch”], Application No. 20634, “Land Office at Saint Cloud, Minnesota” [Certificate, but “Crookston” in BLM database], (Patent) Homestead Certificate No. 12691 (BLM MN 3250_.397), 120 acres, Aitkin County, Minn. (W½ NW¼ & SE¼ NW¼ S14 T51N R26W), President Theodore Roosevelt. |
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This is Oliver Olin McAninch, born Feb. 22, 1854, Amo, Hendricks County, Indiana, son of Joseph [P.?] and Elizabeth Jane (Quiett) McAninch, grand-son of Samuel and Polly (Skidmore) McAninch, great-grand-son of Daniel [O.?] McAninch, of Kentucky. Oliver married Deborah E. Gildersleeve, Aug. 13, 1876, in Ringgold Co., Iowa; he was a pioneer in Aitkin County, and the first postmaster at Haypoint, Minn. |
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Wisconsin (1 of 3): Nov. 22, 1901, Frank McNinch, “of Oneida County, Wisconsin”, Cash Entry sale, Wausau Land Office, Patent Certificate No. 22514 (BLM WI 0540_.410), 40 acres Oneida County (SW¼ NE¼ S36 T39N R10E), Pres. Theodore Roosevelt. Who is this Frank Mc(A)Ninch?). |
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(Note: Arkansas and Wisconsin were mentioned earlier, MFHN, Vol. VI, No. 1, Jan. 1998, pg. 2) |
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(2 of 3): July 13, 1904, Frank McNinch, Application No. 11018, Wausau Land Office; (Patent) Homestead Cert. 4922 (BLM WI 3770_.185), 1.76 acres (fraction of S8 T38N R11E), Oneida Co. |
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(3 of 3) Dec. 20, 1904, George McNinch, Application No. 9334, Wausau Land Office, (Patent) Homestead Certificate No. 5015 (BLM WI 3780_.135), 80 acres, Langlade County, Wisconsin (SE¼ NE¼ & NE¼ SE¼ S26 T34N R11E). Who is this George Mc(A)Ninch? |
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Arkansas (1 of 1): Apr. 18, 1905, William H. McNinch, Application 27214, Harrison Land Office; (Patent) Homestead Certificate No. 16319 (BLM AR 3145_.289); 160 acres, Searcy County, Ark. (S22 & S27 T16N R18W). Harry William McA. born 1878, son of James W. (Bill) McA. of Mo.? |
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McAninch Land Records, General Land Office, Bureau of Land Management / Mc BLM GLO .doc |
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McAninch Family History NL, VI-3 July, 1998 Copyright Frank McAninch page 1998-28 |