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Stewart McAninch in Nevada: Part I: Through the 1891 Marriage, MFHN v.XVII n.1 |
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Jan.2009 p.2009-02: http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn17y09/m17p02w6.htm |
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[and] Stewart McAninch in Nevada: Part II: 1891 to 1899: Stewart McAninch in |
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Nevada, 1883 to 1899, and then Stewart McAnish in Oregon, MFHN v.XV n.2 |
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Apr.2009 p.2009-10: http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn17y09/m17p10w6.htm |
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Charles Postly McIninch, b. 10 May 1832, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, second son of |
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John A. McIninch (b.29 July 1808, New York County, New York; d. 16 Jan. 1894, |
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Nebraska) and Sarah (Johnson) McIninch, and grand-son of James McIninch (b.ca.1780, |
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Ireland), who came to New York. Charles married Cynthia / Synthia McCorkle, 9 Sept. |
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1852, St. Joseph, Buchanan County, Missouri, and they had nine children in Missouri, |
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Texas, and in the Indian Territory (Oklahoma became our 46th state later, in 1907). |
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Charles was the first Postmaster at Wanette, Pottawatomie County, Indian Territory (I.T.), |
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serving from 19 Mar. 1894 to 30 Jan. 1900 (six years). He died there, 29 Jan. 1902, and |
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is buried in Wanette Cemetery, Wanette, Pottawatomie County, I.T. (now) Oklahoma. |
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William A. McAninch, b. 4 June 1852, Indiana (prob. Putnam County), son of Elisha |
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McAninch (b.1815, d.1895) and Basheba (Scott) McAninch (b.1818, d.1894), grand-son |
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of Samuel McAninch (b.ca.Feb.1789, d.1859) and (Mary) Polly (Skidmore) McAninch |
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(b.1792, d.bef.1850), and great-grand-son of the original Daniel McAninch (b.ca.1750, |
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Ireland, d.ca.1822, prob. Tennessee), early pioneer in Lincoln County, Kentucky [Note 3]. |
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William A. McAninch married Florence Foster, 30 Sept. 1875, Putnam County, and they |
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had one child, daughter Nota May McAninch, b.ca.1879, mar. David Chauncey Johnson. |
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William’s older brother Samuel had been Postmaster at Mount Meridian [1870] [Note 2]. |
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William A. McAninch was a successful farmer in Hendricks County, and, over the |
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western side of the county line, William was the Postmaster at Putnamville, Putnam |
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County, for sixteen years (23 June 1897 to 7 July 1913). |
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Florence (Foster) McAninch d. 7 Aug. 1906, and William A. McAninch d. 18 June 1917; |
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both are buried in the Stilesville Cemetery, Stilesville, Hendricks County, Indiana. |
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Milton C. McAninch, b. 29 Feb. 1844, Morgan County (now Putnam County), Indiana, |
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fourth son of Elisha McAninch (b.1815, d.1895) and Basheba (Scott) McAninch (b.1818, |
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d.1894), grand-son of Samuel McAninch (b.ca.Feb.1789, d.1859) and (Mary) Polly |
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(Skidmore) McAninch (b.1792, d.bef.1850), and great-grand-son of the original Daniel |
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McAninch (b.ca.1750, Ireland, d.ca.1822, prob. Tennessee), one of the two McAninch |
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pioneers in Lincoln County, Kentucky [Note 3]. |
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In the Civil War, Milton was a Private, first Co. E, 78th Ind. Vol. Reg't (a 3-month unit), |
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then Co. H, 133rd Ind. Vol. Reg't, with service in Kentucky and Alabama. [continued] |
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