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William's birthdate range 1805-1810 can be determined from multiple census records |
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1850: age 40 [implies b.ca.1809-1810] [poss. actual 44(?)] [and see Note 6 above] |
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1856: age 53 [implies b.ca.1806-1807] (Iowa 1856 state census, see Note 17 below] |
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1860: age 59 [b.ca.1801-1802] [poss. actual 54 (not 59)(?)] [Missouri 1860, Note 20] |
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1870: age 64 [b.ca.1805-1806]; Jackson Twp, Monroe Co., NARA M593 R412 p.346 |
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1880: age 74 [b.ca.1805-1806]; Jackson Twp, Monroe Co., NARA T9 Roll 0357 p.232C |
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1885: age 81 [b.ca.1804]; Iowa 1885 census: Jackson Twp, Monroe Co., pgs.155/156 |
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[11] |
Iowa, State Census Collection, 1836-1925, indexed, images available, ancestry.com |
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[12] |
1851, “McAninch Samuel 1”, Cedar County; ancestry.com [Note 11] |
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[13] |
1852, “McInanch [sic], Samuel , Iowa Township, Cedar County, 2 Males, 1 Female, |
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1 Voter, 1 Militia, 0 Colored, 0 Aliens” [3 people] [on 15th page of Cedar County] |
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[indexed “McQuanch”] [1852, Appanoose-Lucas Counties, LDS FHL Film 1,022,204] |
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1852, “McIninch [sic], Wm, Franklin Township, Monroe County, 3 Males, 4 Females, |
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1 Voter, 0 Militia, 0 Colored, 0 Aliens” [7 people] [1st page, Franklin Township] |
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[1852 Iowa State Census, Madison-Wayne counties, LDS FHL Film 1,022,205] |
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[15] |
1854, Samuel McAninch, Keokuk County, Washington Twp. [ancestry, Note 11] |
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[16] |
1856, Samuel J. McAninch, Keokuk County, Washington Township [ancestry, 11] |
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[17] |
1856, William McAninch, Monroe County, Jackson Township [ancestry, 11] |
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[18] |
1859, not indexed, not transcribed, not searched (available LDS FHL Film 1,022,208) |
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[19] |
1860, Samuel McAninch, Keokuk County, Washington Township, Springfield P.O., |
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July 16, 1860; NARA M653 roll 329 pg.217 [upper-left; handwritten 953, upper-right] |
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1860, George McAninch, 26, Jacob McAninch, 24, and William McAninch, 59, |
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Missouri, Cass County, Pleasant Hill Twp., P.O. Pleasant Hill, 8 Sept. 1860; |
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NARA M653 Roll 612 pg.206 [upper-left; also marked 907, upper-right corner] |
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[21] |
Pee Dee Cemetery, Iowa Township, Cedar County, Iowa, “McAninch” marker includes |
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"Samuel" / "McAninch" / "Born" / "Nov. 15, 1829" / "Died" / "Dec. 18, 1862" / |
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"Aged" / "33 Yrs 1 Mo" / "3 Ds" (on the North side), and |
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"Mary J." / "Lewis" / "Born" / "Dec. 6, 1831" / "Died" / "Dec. 19, 1895" / "Aged" / |
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"64 Yrs 13 Dys" / "She was the" / "wife of" / "S.J. McAninch" (on the South side) |
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[Baker, Kirkpatrick, and Lewis family research, Cedar County research, and |
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Iowa cemetery research by Rosalie Eben Schack, CG, Owatonna, Minnesota] |
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[22] |
"1863 Monroe County Militia Roll" http://www.iamonroe.org/militia.txt |
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[23] |
History of Appanoose County, 1878, page 416, Civil War Volunteer Roster, pub. 1878, |
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Western Historical Co., Chicago, re-printed 1989, Appanoose Co. Genealogical Society |
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[24] |
1870: McAninch, Jacob D., Jackson Twp, Monroe Co., NARA M593 R412 p.346 |
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1880: Jacob D. McAninch, Jackson Twp, Monroe Co., NARA T9 Roll 0357 p.232C |
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1885: Jacob D. McAninch, Jackson Twp, Monroe Co., Iowa 1885 pgs.155/156 |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XXIII n.1 / April 2015/ Copyright Frank McAninch / pg.2015-12 |