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Montana: 1924, John McAninch, homestead patents over 522 acres in Blaine County, Montana -- |
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McAninch, John; Twp 28 N, Range 19 E, Section 27, 160 acres, Document 931061, 2/05/1924, and |
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McAninch, John, Twp 28 N, R 19 E, Sec. 26, 27, 34, 7 parts, 362.64 acres, Doc. 931062, 2/05/1924. |
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[362.64 acres (38.29 + 80 + 38.27 + 80 + 40.94 + 42.65 + 42.49), Sec. 26, 27, and 34, Doc. 931062] |
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Source: BLM Database, Montana, http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/mt/blaine/land/m.txt |
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North Dakota: 1902, Naturalization Records, Declaration of Intent (First Papers) |
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McAninch, David, [Country] Ireland, August 05, 1902, 1st Papers, Ward County Vol.D-4 pg.199 |
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State Historical Society of N.D. and North Dakota Institute for Regional Studies |
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http://www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu/ndirs/databases/naturalrec |
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Ohio: 1899 -- John Alfred McAninch, Morrow County |
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J.A. McAninch was born February 5th, 1840; died January 20th, 1899, aged 59 years, 11 months |
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and 25 days. He was born in Huntington county, Pa.; when but a small boy his parents removed to |
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Licking county, Ohio; they resided there but a few years when they came to Morrow county, Ohio |
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and settled near Edison. On October 18th, 1860, he was united in marriage to Mrs. Mary A. |
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Braddock; to this union was born one son who still survives. At the breaking out of the rebellion |
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He enlisted in the army where he served some four years. For five years he was afflicted with |
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rheumatism, being confined to his room nearly the whole of the time. When 21 he was converted |
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and united with the M.E. Church, since which time he has remained a faithful member. He leaves |
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a son; two grandchildren, four step-daughters, six brothers, one sister and a large circle of friends |
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to mourn his loss, his wife having preceded him only four weeks. The funeral services were held |
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On Wednesday, February 1st, in the Iberia M.E. church, conducted by Rev. Idleman, assisted by |
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Rev. Caldwell, and his remains were interred in the Iberia cemetery. |
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Mt. Gilead Sentinel, February 23, 1899; found by Dr. Richard M. Cochran, Big Rapids, Michigan: |
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And, the very brief obituary for his wife, who died a month before John -- |
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“The funeral of Mrs. Mary McAninch took place in the M.E. Church on Wednesday of last week. |
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Obsequies were conducted by Rev. Idleman.” |
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Morrow County Sentinel, Mt. Gilead, Ohio, January 12, 1899, p. 4: Iberia News: |
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Oklahoma: “Choctaw Nation Marriages 1890-1907” [Choctaw territory, I.T. (Indian Territory)] |
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Gregg, M H 22 |
McAninch, Luarah 15 |
23 Aug 1896 |
Krebs [McAlester Co., Bk 7 pg.31] |
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Moad, Elmer 21 |
McAninch, May 16 |
30 Aug 1905 |
Chant [LeFlore Co., Bk. C pg.96] |
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McIninch, J M 47 |
Wilson, Dora Mrs |
3 Sep 1905 |
Lane [Atoka Co., Bk.3 pg.94] |
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transcribed by Mary Turner Kinard, copyright 1992; |
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Mitchell, W L |
McAninch, Belle |
04 Feb 1923 |
[McClain Co., Okla., Bk.5 pg.466] |
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“McClain County, Oklahoma, Groom Index, 1907 thru 1929”, copyright 1989; |
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found at the Mary Turner Kinard Archives, http://www.rootsweb.com/~okgarvin/kinard/kinard.htm |
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McAninch Family History NL, v.XII.n.4 October 2004 Copyright Frank McAninch page 2004-29 |