1860

Samuel J. McAninch 31 M Carpenter b.Kentucky $100 [personal]

Mary J. "[McAninch] 28 F b.Ohio


James I. "[McAninch] 9 M b.Iowa / Attended School

John S[?] "[McAninch] 4 M "[b.Iowa]


Elizabeth "[McAninch] 2 F "[b.Iowa]

Amelia Kirkpatrick 12 M [sic, she is Female] "[b.Iowa] / Attended School


[Amelia, youngest child of Marquis and Catherine (LaRue) (Baker) Kirkpatrick]

Keokuk County, Washington Township, Springfield P.O., July 16, 1860 [Note 19]


1860

William McAninch is living with his son George in Cass County, Missouri:

G. R. McAninch 26 M Laborer --/100 "[b.Ky, ditto from above] [George R. McA.]


Diana E. [McAninch] 20 F wife b.Ind[iana] / Cannot read & write [George's wife]

Matilda M. [McAninch] 2 [not 7] "[F] b.Ia [b.Iowa] [not 'do'(b.Indiana)]


Wm. McAninch 59 M [occ. blank] 3600/-- b.Ky

Jacob "[McAninch] 24 "[M] Farmer --/-- "[b.Ky] Cannot read & write


Cass County, Missouri; Pleasant Hill Twp., P.O. Pleasant Hill [Note 20]


1861

Samuel James and Mary Jane (Baker) McAninch's youngest child was born,

daughter Mary McAninch, b.ca.1861, in Iowa (probably Keokuk County)


1862

Unfortunately, Samuel James McAninch died young, at age 33, on 18 Dec. 1862

(prob. Keokuk County? or poss. Cedar County?) leaving Mary Jane (Baker) McAninch


a widow with four young children: (James) Ira, 10, John, 7, Elizabeth, 4, and Mary, 1.


Mary Jane later married(2) a Mr. Lewis, with a son, Harvey Lewis, b.ca.1872, in Iowa;


Mary Jane (Baker) (McAninch) Lewis died 19 Dec. 1895 (poss. Cedar County).



1862,

Samuel James McAninch and his wife Mary Jane (Baker) (McAninch) Lewis are

 1895

both buried in the Pee Dee Cemetery, Iowa Township, Cedar County, Iowa [Note 21]


William McAninch, son George R. McAninch and his family, and son Jacob D. McAninch

returned to Monroe County, Iowa, early in the 1860's, and lived there through the Civil War.


1863

Militia Roll, Jackson Township, Monroe County, Iowa, lists the brothers


"G.R. McAnnich [sic], age 29, farmer" and "J.D. McAnnich [sic], age 26, farmer" [22]


1864

"McAninch, G.R., enlisted May 23, 1864", Company C, (Iowa) Forty-Sixth Infantry


("100 days" unit), "this regiment was mustered out at Davenport, 23 Sept. 1864" [23]


Later, George R. McAninch moved his family south to Missouri and Kansas, and William lived

with Jacob D. and his family in Monroe County, Iowa, through 1870, 1880, and 1885 [Note 24]


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McAninch Family History NL v.XXIII n.1 / April 2015/ Copyright Frank McAninch / pg.2015-09


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