Name: katemc -- McAnaney-McAneeny-McNinney

Updated: 06-16-2020 23:06:82. Owner: Kate McAnaney


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. John McAneeny: Birth: 1816 in Armagh, Ireland. Death: 1888 in Newport, Herkimer, New York

  2. David McAneeny: Birth: 1824 in Clonmore, Armagh, Ireland. Death: 29 MAY 1902 in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

  3. William McAneeny-McAnaney: Birth: 1830 in Clonmore, Co. Armagh, Northern Ireland. Death: 1896 in Rochester, Monroe, NY

  4. Susana McAneeny: Birth: 22 JUN 1832 in Clonmore, Co. Armagh, Northern Ireland. Death: 21 JUL 1834 in Mullenakill (Churchill) Cemetery, Co Armagh, Ireland


Sources
1. Title:   McAneeny.FTW
2. Title:   McAneeny.gedcom.FTW
3. Title:   McANEENY 1.FTW
4. Title:   Mcananey.FTW

Notes
a. Note:   15 Sep 2004 updated 3 Aug 2006
  DAVID MCANANEY (McEnany McAnneny)
  Born in Ireland circa 1794
 Husband of Roseanna McAnaney (maybe also Catherine McAnaney?)
 Father of David (1824), William (1830) and Susanna McAnaney (1832)
  Name appears only in Roman Catholic church records of Dungannon Parish, Northern Ireland for the baptisms of David and Susanna and as a witness/godparent at the baptism of �An. child of Jac.(James) McEnany and Sara Hagan� 26 April 1832.
  William McAnaney (direct line ancestor) states in his marriage record 5 Jan 1851 in Rochester, Monroe, NY that his parents are �David McEneny and Rose Lavery�.
  In civil records, in Northern Ireland, I have not found any reference to a David McEneny (any spelling variation) despite having checked all available records where he should have appeared (Freeholder�s List on PRONI website, 1815-1820; Tithe Aplotment Books, various FHL microfilms, 1828-1832). The only possibility is a �Dean McAneny� in 1814 in Gallrock living on a property with a leasehold of �Daniel, John and Pat McAneny. It very clearly says �Dean�. Since this is a voting register of sorts, I would take this to be a different person than the Daniel listed on another page.
 The name McAneny in its Gaelic form means �son of the dean� perhaps it was easier to write Dean than to interpret the Gaelic �Daithi� which was often written as �David�.
  When my husband Patrick and I visited Northern Ireland in 2002, we found the grave of Roseanna McAnaney (McNenenny) at the old graveyard at Mullenakill, County Armagh near Clonmore, where the family was living when William was born. Roseanna and her daughter Susanna, died in July 1834. Roseanna was 40, Susanna was 2. We now know that David and his sons emigrated to Canada around 1836-37. They settled in Quebec City. Researcher Nancy Glose discovered the death record for
 David McAneeny Sr. He died at Hotel Dieu (hospital) in 1863. His son David, from whom Nancy is descended, stayed in Quebec City and raised his family there.Kate McAnaney
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