[CBP]

Commissioners’ Books, Pulaski County


"1799,1800,1802, Pulaski County Tax Records (1801, no McAninch)" MFHN v.XI n.4


Oct. 2003 p.2003-28  http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn11y03/m11p28w6.htm


(and) Pulaski County, Kentucky, Tax Lists, 1799-1822, available online at FamilySearch -


Tax Books, 1799-1822, by Pulaski County, Kentucky, Tax Assessor, pub. 1952-1953 by


Kentucky State Historical Society, Frankfort, FSL SLC film 8209 image group 7834499


https://www.familysearch.org/en/search/catalog/157327


a. 1799 William McAninch (one 1799 book) pg.10, last line, image 15 of 1232 [1799 Wm]


b. 1800 William McAninch (one 1800 book) pg. M surnames, 3rd line, img 32 [1800 Wm]


c. 1801 (one 1801 book) no McAninch entries in 1801


d. 1802 William McAninch (one 1802 book) pg. 9, 3rd line, image 112 [1802 William]


e. 1803-1808 no McAninch entries in 1803-1808



[Brck]

John Tinne Brock of Clark County, Kentucky : ancestors and descendants book, by


James Gayle Faulconer, pub. J.G. Faulconer, Troy, Ohio, 1988, pg.7.



[18ky]

(Census) "1790 / 1800: Originals were destroyed during the War of 1812. Reconstructed


from tax lists, they include the name of the taxpayer and the county of residence."


Kentucky Census Records, Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives,


https://kdla.ky.gov/Archives-and-Reference/Pages/default.aspx


    > Resources for Researchers > Research Guides > Genealogy: Census Records



[18bk]

Second census of Kentucky, a privately compiled and published enumeration of tax payers


appearing in the 79 manuscript volumes extant of tax lists of the 42 counties of Kentucky


in existence in 1800, book by G. Glenn Clift, pub. ca.1954, Frankfort, Kentucky,


re-printed 1982, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, Maryland.



[Crt3]

Lincoln County Kentucky Records, Vol. III, by Bettie Cummings Cook C.G., pub. 1990,


Cook Publications, 3318 Winberg Ave, Evansville IN 47720; court records include


a. Lincoln County Court Order Book 5, 1794-1801, starts on Vol.III pg.102,


b. Lincoln County Court Order Book 6, 1801-1808, starts on Vol.III pg.263.



[D400]

"Found: Daniel McAninch's 400 Acres (and then lost again, in twenty minutes!)",


Kentucky State Archives, Frankfort, Kentucky; MFHN v.IV n.1 February 1996 p.1996-07


https://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn04y96/m04p07w6.htm



[Casy]

Organizing Casey County . . . November 14, 1806 . . . "enacted by the General Assembly,


that from the first Monday in May next (Monday, May 4, 1807), all that part of Lincoln


County . . . (land description) . . . shall form one distinct county, called and known by the


name of Casey". The Men, Women, Events, Institutions & Lore of Casey County, Kentucky


book, Collected by W. M. Watkins, pub. 1939, The Standard Printing Company, Louisville, 


Kentucky, "Organizing Casey County", pg.11, book referenced in "'McAninch Tree' in the


1939 Casey County, Kentucky, book" article, MFHN v.XV n.3 July 2007 pgs.2007-21,22


https://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn15y07/m15p21w6.htm


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Notes and Sources: McAninch in Kentucky, 1797-1807, The First 10 Years


McAninch Family History Newsletter, v.XXXIV (34) n.1  / August 2026  /  p.2026-14




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