July

William (375a 3r, Fishing Creek, Lincoln) -

1803

July 15, 1803: William McAninch has 375 acres on the 1803 Lincoln County Tax List -

1 White Male 21 and over (William himself), 3 Horses, 375 acres of 3rd‑rate land, on the

Fishing Creek watercourse, Entered by {George Humphrey, Wm. McAninch} (sic), and

the Surveyed and Patented columns are both blank. [CBL.j] [1803 William And Daniel]

Aug.

Daniel (400a 3r, Fishing Cr, Lincoln) and Daniel (200a 3r, Fishing Cr, Lincoln) -

1803

Aug. 1803: Daniel McAninch is recorded twice in the Lincoln County 1803 Tax List

(1st) Aug. 2, 1803: Daniel McAninch, 1 White Male 21 and over, 1 White Male 16-20

(not his son John, who is already over 21; probably his second son Samuel, age ~15, if

 Samuel was big for his age, and qualified to be available for militia duty in the county),

2 Horses, and 400 acres of 3rd‑rate land in the Fishing Creek watershed, Entered by Daniel

McAninch, Surveyed "same" and Patented column blank. [D400] [CBL.k] [1803 Daniel]

(2nd) Aug. 6, 1803: Daniel McAninch, 1 White Male 21 and over, 1 White Male 16-20,

2 Horses, and 200 acres of 3rd rate land in the Fishing Creek watershed, Entered by Daniel

McAninch, Surveyed by "same", Patented column blank. [CBL.j] [1803 Wm and Daniel]

Dec.

Daniel (400a 3r, Fishing Cr, Lincoln) -

1803

Daniel McAninch acquired 400 acres in Lincoln County on a "Certificate granted by

Lincoln County Court at the December 1803 (session)", land surveyed in August 1813,

and the sale to John Casey was recorded in September 1817. [D400] [Tlin.d] [Tlin.e]

Aug.

Daniel (200a 3r, Fishing Cr, Lincoln), John (100a 3r, Fishing Creek, Lincoln),

1804

and William (200a 3r, Fishing Creek, Lincoln) -

Aug. 6, 1804: Daniel, John, and William McAninch are three sequential entries on two

consecutive pages of the Lincoln County Tax List in 1804 -

Daniel McAninch, 1 White Male 21 and over, 1 White Male 16-20 (his son Samuel),

2 Horses, and 200 acres of 3rd‑rate land in Fishing Creek watershed, Entered by Daniel

McAninch, Surveyed by "same" and Patented column is blank. [CBL.k] [1804 Daniel]

John McAninch, 1 White Male 21 and over, 2 Horses, and 100 acres of 3rd‑rate land in

the Fishing Creek watercourse / watershed, Entered by John McAninch, Surveyed by

"same", and the Patented column is blank.               [CBL.m] [1804 John and William]

William McAninch, 1 White Male 21 and over, 3 Horses, and 200 acres of 3rd‑rate land

in the Fishing Creek watercourse / watershed, Entered by "Wm McAninch", Surveyed by

"same", and the Patented column is blank.                 [CBL.m] [1804 John and William]

Dec.

John (200a 2r, Rock Lick Fork of Fishing Creek, Lincoln) (‘2r’ 2nd‑rate land) -

1804

Dec. 10, 1804: "John McInnich (sic) relinquishes his claim to 200 acres of vacant land for

which he had claimed a certificate." Court Order Book 6 pg.225, Vol.III pg.343 [Crt3.b]

Mar.

William McAninch was named as Surety on the 18 March 1805 Marriage Bond for the

1805

marriage of Levi Cooper and Levina Rosson in Pulaski County, along with the consent of

her father, Charles Rosson. [Pul5]

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McAninch in Kentucky, 1797-1807, The First 10 Years

McAninch Family History Newsletter, v.XXXIV (34) n.1  / August 2026  /  p.2026-08

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