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1897 |
Gus McAninch’s 160 acre homestead was located in the northern Quinn River Valley, |
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just south of the Oregon state line, and south-west of present-day McDermitt, Nevada. |
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The homestead land is located on McDermitt Creek. On the original 1879 survey map. |
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it appears to be part of ‘Lot No. 38 U.S. Hay Reserve Grassland’; on the 1891 survey, |
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the land is shown on McDermitt Creek north of the McDermitt Creek junction with the |
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East Branch of Quin’s River [sic]. Land Patent and Survey Maps are available online: |
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[3] https://glorecords.blm.gov > Land Patents > State: Nevada / Last Name: McAninch; |
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[4] NARA Homestead Final Certificates, 1864-1908; NAI No. 7551460; Records of |
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the Bureau of Land Management, 1685-2006; Record Group No. 49; ancestry.com |
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[5] Quinn River (Valley) (with area map) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quinn_River |
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1898 |
However, Gus did not live on his homestead for five years, nor make the improvements |
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expected by the Homestead Act. In fact, just one year later, on 13 Dec. 1898, Gus sold |
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these 160 acres to James A. Hardin, for $500, and we do not know where Gus went next |
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[6] Humboldt County Deeds, Book 34 p.133; Humboldt County Recorder, Winnemucca |
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[7] $500 1898 worth ~$15,000 today: www.measuringworth.com/calculators/uscompare |
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1899? |
John McAninch came to Humboldt County, Nevada, before the 1900 census. |
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1900 |
John McAninch was in Humboldt County in 1900, enumerated on the Higginson farm: |
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[total of 14 people] Higginson, James Head M 42 b./f.b./m.b.Ireland [occ] Farm Sup't |
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Mc Anich [sic], John M 32 b.Apl.1868 Single b./f.b./m.b.Missouri [occ] Farm Laborer |
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12 other men: 9 Farm Laborers: Ralph Aramburu 22 b.Spain, Frank Aramburu 24 |
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b.Spain, Raphael Ring 40 b.California, Fred Castro 32 b.Mexico, Guadalupe Hurtado |
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45 b.Mexico, Alfred Bradburn 28 b.Oregon, Allen Diamond 25 b.Missouri, Ambrose |
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Callahan 22 b.California, Walter Mitchel 18 b.California, Frank Connors 21 b.Nevada, |
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Jerry Gallivan 41 b.Illinois; with 1 Blacksmith: Peter Jasmin 56 b.Canada (French), |
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and 2 Cooks: Loy Yang 39 b.China, Chin Loy 41 b.China |
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Humboldt County, Rebel Creek Precinct, 7th-8th-9th-11th-12th June 1900 [sic], |
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E.D. 21 (4 precincts: McDermitt, Paradise, Rebel Creek, Willow Point) (Sup.Dist.264) |
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[8] NARA T623 Roll 943 sh.2'A'-2'B', FHL film 1,240,943. Indexed "McAnich" |
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[9] precincts in E.D. 21: www.us-census.org/states/nevada/teams/Humboldt1900.htm |
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1900 |
Augustus ‘Gus’ McAninch has not been found on the 1900 census; he may have been |
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living in one of the rural mining areas in Humboldt County, and was not enumerated. |
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And Barnett E. Lusk and Mary P. (McAninch) Lusk were still in Bates County, Missouri. |
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______________________________________________________________________ |
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Humboldt County, Nevada: Three McAninch’s from Missouri pg.2018-06 |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XXVI n.1 / June 2018 / Copyright Frank McAninch |
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