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Ohio: 1879 – Obituary: |
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“On Thursday, Oct. 9th, 1879, near North Woodbury, William McAninch, an old and esteemed |
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citizen, died at his residence, aged 78 years, 2 months and 4 days. He was born in Huntingdon |
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County, Pennsylvania, Aug 5th, 1801, was united in marriage with Mary Ann Werts, in 1832, |
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removed to Ohio in 1836, and for the last 43 years has been a resident of Ohio. He leaves a wife, |
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one son, and a large circle of friends to mourn his death.” “Morrow County Sentinel”, Oct. 23, 1879, |
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pg. 3; copy in possession of Dr. Richard M. Cochran, Big Rapids, Michigan. |
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The 1832 marriage was probably in Pennsylvania, since the obit says they moved to Ohio in 1836. |
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William and Mary had a son, William H., b. 22 Mar. 1840, Chesterville, Morrow Co., Ohio, who |
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married Aurelia Ellen Dewitt, 8 Jan. 1863, Mt. Gilead, Morrow Co. The 1840 Census [McKeen. |
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Twp., Licking Co., OH, p.297 (M704 Roll 408)] also shows 1 female under 5 [poss. died young?] |
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In the 1830’s, two McAninch brothers married McLain girls in Franklin County, Pennsylvania – |
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“Jas. McAninch to Barbara McLean 1830”, and “Jno. McAninch to Miss McClean 1833” |
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[“Marriage Records of 1802-1855”, by Rev. A. A. McGinley, D.D., in the Appendix, p. 92-97 of |
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History of Path Valley Presbyterian Churches, Rev. D. I. Kamp and Rev. J. Warren Kauffman, |
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1916, Repository Press, Chambersburg, Penn.]. This William H. McAninch may be another brother |
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in the same family [“Family Record, by Hazel M. Houser”, “Property of Alice M. Quay”]. |
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Ohio: 1879 – “Blair-North Fork Cemetery, Franklin Twp., Morrow County, Ohio” |
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“McANINCH, Wm., d. 9 Oct. 1879 - 78y 2m 4d” [last line on page 9] |
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and “River Cliff Cemetery, Gilead Township, Morrow County, Ohio, |
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Section 13 - West to East - Inside Cemetery Road, Row 1” |
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[3rd line] “McANINCH, Aurelia Ellen, b. Feb. 28, 184_ - d. Apr. 29, 1890” [“4_” sic, b.1844] |
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[4th line] “McANINCH Family Monument” [page 218], from a book of cemetery records from |
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Morrow County, Ohio, copies sent in by Nancy Emery, Spokane, Washington. |
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Questions: Are other family members buried there? Any more info about ‘Family Monument’? |
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Pennsylvania: 1875 -- H. H. McAninch / Tombstone of the Month Collection / The Cemeteries -- |
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“H. H. McAninch was an early settler of Beaver Township, Jefferson County, having come from |
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Dauphin County, PA. He settled on land near Ohl and established a home for his family. Shortly |
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thereafter he was joined by his brother, William McAninch and his family, who moved to Jefferson |
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County from Armstrong County. H. H. McAninch died May 15, 1875, aged 56 years, 1 month, and |
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5 days, and is buried in the family grave yard on the McAninch homestead in Beaver Township.” |
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<http://www.tombstonehopper.com/html/sept2001.html> Copyright 2002, The Tombstone Hopper, |
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Jefferson County, PA. Patricia Steele, 10 Cherry St., Brookville, PA 15825; harrypat@alltel.net |
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Pennsylvania: 1880 -- United States Census, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania: |
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Wm. Talbot |
Self |
45 |
b.Ireland |
Furnishings Store |
F: Ireland, M: Ireland |
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Esther Talbot |
Wife |
35 |
b.Ireland |
Keeping House |
F: Ireland, M: Ireland |
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William Talbot |
Son |
6 |
b.PA |
At School |
F: Ireland, M: Ireland |
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Robert J. Talbot |
Son |
3 |
b.PA |
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F: Ireland, M: Ireland |
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Alice McAninch |
MotherL |
68 |
b.Ireland |
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F: Ireland, M: Ireland |
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[Mother-in-Law] |
[Widow] |
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[NARA T9-Roll 1176 pg.320 ‘B’ (FHL film 1,255,176)] |
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Found by Beverly Osman Morris, Rio Vista, California |
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McAninch Family History NL, v.X.n.2 April 2002 Copyright Frank McAninch page 2002-11 |