J. H. McAninch, b1845, 12th Tenn. Cavalry, and Robert, b.1848, Miss. Infantry, Notes



 [1]

Daniel McAninch, b.ca.1750 (1748-1752), northern Ireland (prob. County Antrim)


a. 1770s and 1780s: "Daniel McAninch 1770s to 1790, Pennsylvania" article, . . . the early


    story of Daniel McAninch working his way westward across Pennsylvania, from colonial


    times, through the time of the American Revolution, and in Westmoreland County in the


    1790 census. Daniel was living in Cumberland County, 1770-1786, and married


    Mary Smith there, on 11 June 1776. MFHN v.XXVII n.1 June 2019 p.2019-01


    https://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn27y2019/m27p01wr.html


b. 1776: "Daniel McAninch 1776 Marriage, Cumberland County, Penn.",


    MFHN v.XXVII n.2 July 2019 p.2019-18


    http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn27y2019/m27p18wr.html

c. 1790: "Daniel McAninch and John McAninch in the 1790 Census" article,


    MFHN v.XXXII (32) n.1 June 2024 p.2024-02


    https://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn32y2024/m32p02wr.html


d. "Daniel McAninch, Part II: From Pennsylvania, 1790, to Lincoln County, Kentucky"


    article, MFHN v.IX n.2 April 2001 pg.2001-11,


    http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn09y01/m09p11w6.htm


e. "Daniel McAninch and Families in Kentucky: Myths, Fables, Facts and Fiction" article,


    MFHN v.XXIX n.2 Oct. 2021 p.2021-16


    http://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn29y2021/m29p16wr.html


f. "Daniel McAninch and William Mc(A)Ninch, Greene County, (eastern) Tennessee,


    1796-1797"; (original 1997 article) MFHN v.V n.4 November 1997 p.1997-29


    https://www.mcaninch.net/Newsletter/mfn05y97/m05p29w6.htm



 [2]

"McAnninsh (sic), John 42" in "1843-1845 Living DeSoto County Citizens" article, in


"DeSoto Descendants" Vol.7 No.4, Nov. 1989, pg.22, Genealogical Society of DeSoto Co.,


Mississippi, P.O. Box 303, Hernando, Miss. 38632 (FHL SLC book 976.287 /H1 D25d)



 [3]

1850: John McAninch    25  M   b.Tenn.     (b.Abt.1825)  (occ) Carpenter  (surname is


N. (wife)  "(McAninch)  20   F  "(b.Tenn.)  (b.Abt.1830)                              spelled correctly)


Henry      "(McAninch)    5   M  "(b.Tenn.)  (b.Abt.1845)


Samuel    "(McAninch)    4   M   b.Miss.      (b.Abt.1846)


Charles    "(McAninch)    3   M  "(b.Miss.)  (b.Abt.1847)


Robert      "(McAninch)    2   M  "(b.Miss.)  (b.Abt.1848)


Northern Division (land north of the Coldwater River), DeSoto Co., Miss., 26 Sept. 1850,


NARA M432 Roll 371 preprinted number "397", also handwritten "79" (or "793" or "798"?)



 [4]

Four other McAninch families who came west from Tennessee were living in the other


Southern Division of DeSoto County in the 1850 census (the Southern Division, land south


of the Coldwater River, including the town of Coldwater, will all become part of the new


Tate County, Mississippi, when Tate County is set off in 1873).


a. William McAninch and Maria (Starr) McAninch, 15 Nov. 1850,


    Southern Division, DeSoto County, Miss.; NARA M432 Roll 371 p.365 (marked "729")


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Notes and Sources: J. H. McAninch, b1845, 12th TN Cav., and Robert, b1848, Miss. Inf.


McAninch Family History Newsletter, v.XXXIII (33) n.1   /   Dec. 2025   /   p.2025-09




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