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Miscellaneous info, Queries, and recent Nuggets (by States, alphabetical order) |
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Arkansas to Oklahoma: 1910, Searcy County, Arkansas; 1920, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma |
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1910 |
“McIninch, Allen |
H M 27 M1 09 [9 yrs] |
b.AR f.b.AR m.b.AR [#14] 001 |
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(Easterly) Nora |
W F 27 M1 09 04 03 |
b.MO f.b.TN m.b.MO |
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Walsie |
D F 8 S |
b.AR f.b.AR m.b.MO |
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Firba |
D F 4 S |
b.AR f.b.AR m.b.MO [Marie?] |
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Fay |
D F 2 S |
b.AR f.b.AR m.b.MO |
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Easterly, George |
BL M 20 S [brother-in-law] |
b.AR f.b.TN m.b.MO [#14] 077 |
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Searcy County, Arkansas, 1910 Census, by Ruby Lacy, Judith Keeler, Larry Watts; |
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1995, pg.23; Ruby Lacy, PO Box 628, Ashland Oregon 97520; 1910 NARA T624 Roll 64 |
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1920 |
"McNinch, Allen L. |
36 b.AR |
Oklahoma, Pontotoc County; 1920 NARA |
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Nora |
36 b.KS |
T625 Roll 1479 Vol.58 ED 167 sh.4 line 80 |
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Marie |
13 b.AR |
[age 18?] |
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Fay |
13 b.AR |
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Russell |
8 b.AR |
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Lloyd |
6 b.AR |
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Leo |
1-1/2 b.OK |
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Easterley Joe |
BL b.AR |
[Brother-in-Law] |
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Indiana: 1852, 1853, Morgan County Land Records |
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Oct. 2, 1852 |
McAninch, William A. et al |
[from] Gerrard, Eliza, et ux. |
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purchased 145 acres in Morgan County, Sec. 31 Twp. 14 Range 2 West |
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Feb. 2, 1853 |
McAninch, William A. et al |
[from] George Bridgewater et ux. |
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purchased 5 acres in Morgan County, Sec. 30 Twp. 14 Range 2 West |
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Morgan County, Indiana, Land Records, Grantee Index, Vol. 2, 1852-1858 |
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Iowa: 1903, Ringgold County |
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“Struck by Lightning / The McAninch Boys, Living at Blockton, Struck by Lightning” |
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“Harry and Bryan McAninch, living at Blockton, narrowly escaped death on Saturday evening. |
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The boys were standing in the barn door during a severe thunderstorm, and the barn was struck |
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by lightning, and also the house. Both of the boys were severely shocked, and on Sunday the |
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physicians called in the case entertained little hope of their recovery. They grew better on Monday, |
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and it is now believed they will recover. Their father was away from home at the time, and the rest |
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of the family were in the house, but were not injured by the shock.” |
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‘Ringgold Record’, 23 April 1903, pg.8; from Rosalie Eben Schack, CG, Owatonna, Minnesota. |
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[brothers Harry Lee McAninch, age 12 (b. 20 Dec. 1890), and Bryan Dale McAninch, age 5 |
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(b. 7 June 1897), sons of Milton Fletcher McAninch and Flora Belle (Abbott) McAninch]. |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XVI n.1 / January 2008 / Frank McAninch, Editor / page 2008-02 |