[2]

continued

 

[f]

“Daniel McAninch, Part II: From Pennsylvania, 1790, to Lincoln County, Kentucky”

 

 

(1790 Census, Westmoreland County); MFHN v.IX n.2 April 2001 pg.2001-11

 

[g]

March, 1828, Lavinia McAninch, daughter of John McAninch, married William Fish

 

 

[Abstracts from the Kittaning Gazette, 1825 to 1828, by Candy Livengood, #580]

 

 

MFHN v.IX n.4 October 2001 p.2001-26

 

[h]

1839, Estate of John McAninch, MFHN v.V n.1 February 1997, p.1997-08

 

[3]

1790 Census: “McAninch, John 1 1 3 0 0”, NARA M637 Westmoreland Co., Rolls 8 and 9; 

 

1 Free white males, 16 years and upward, including heads of families [John, b.Bef.1775]

 

(forward reference June 2024: Daniel McAninch and John McAninch in the 1790 Census)

 

[4]

1800 Census: “McAninch, John  0 1 0 1 0 - 2 2 0 1 0 - 0 0"; Males: 1 10-16, 1 26-45

 

(John, b.1755-1775); Armstrong County, NARA M32, Roll 35, pg.201 (also marked 125)

 

[5]

[a]

1810 Census: “John McIninch [sic]  1 1 0 0 1 - 1 1 2 1 0”, one male, 45 & over 

 

 

(John, b.bef.1765); Armstrong County, Buffalo Twp; NARA M252 Roll 44 pg.387

 

[b]

1810 Census, Armstrong County: records of three McA/Ninch families in the 1810 

 

 

census [Note: Henry McAninch, wife Mary, and 3 daughters have gone to Ohio]

 

 

Archibald McNinch, Sugar Creek Township, John McAninch, Buffalo Township, and

 

 

William ['younger'] and Isabel (Hopkins) McAninch, Buffalo Township, but, the ‘elder’

 

 

William McAninch not found in 1810 census; MFHNL v.XI n.4 Oct. 2003 p.2003-31

 

[6]

1820 Census: “John McAninch  0 1 1 2 0 1 - 1 1 2 0 1 - 0 3 0 0”, one male 45 & over,

 

John, b.bef.1775; Armstrong County, Buffalo Township, NARA M33, Roll 97, pg. 295

 

[7]

1830 Census: “John McAninch  0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2”, one male 60-70; John

 

born 1760-1770; Armstrong County, Buffalo Township, NARA M19 Roll 145 p.262 line 11

 

[8]

Scotch Corners was a small village in County Monaghan, about two kilometers south-east 

 

of Braddocks, County Monaghan, and just south of the border between County Monaghan,

 

Republic of Ireland, and County Antrim, Northern Ireland. County Monaghan is one of the

 

three Counties in Ulster Province that are now part of the Republic of Ireland; the other six

 

Ulster counties remained in Northern Ireland, U.K. MFHN v.X n.4 October 2002 pg.2002-30

 

[9]

1880 census, Martin Buzard household: Elizabeth, F 76 Mother, b.Pa f.b.Ireland m.b.Ireland

 

[Elizabeth McAninch, widow of John S. Buzzard, and mother of Martin Buzard]

 

Pennsylvania, Clarion County, Madison Twp., 21 June 1880, NARA T9 Roll 1117 pg.202

 

[10]     Colonial Records of Pennsylvania, Volume 14, page 647, found at Virginia State Library

 

and Archives, Richmond, Virginia (call no. F146, P409), by Gary McAninch, Powhatan,

 

Virginia (1997), now living in Oregon; MFHN, v.V n.2 May 1997 p.1997-10

 

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McAninch Family History NL v.XX n.1 / January 2012 / Frank McAninch, Editor / page 2012-08 

 

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