THE SHIVELY NEWSLETTER Issue No. 135 May 2023 ROY LEE SHIVELY AND MARION MARGARET KUNZ IN MISSISSIPPI COUNTY, MISSOURI Mississippi County, Missouri is located in the southeast corner of the state. It was organized on February 14, 1845. The eastern border is the Mississippi River. Adjacent counties include Alexander County, IL to the north, Ballard County, KY northeast across the Mississippi River, Carlisle County, KY to the east across the river, Hickman County, KY to the southeast across the river, Fulton County, KY to the south across the river, New Madrid County, MO to the southwest and Scott County, MO to the northwest. Mississippi County has borders across the river with four Kentucky counties, but is has no direct highway connection between any of them due to the mile-wide barrier of the river in this area. This area also has a relative low population among the river counties on both sides which are largely rural. Roy Lee Shively was born on 19-Feb-1897 in Pineville, Bell County, KY and died on 21-Nov-1983 in Shawneetown, Gallatin County, IL. He married Marion Margaret Kunz on 12-Dec-1929 in Cairo, Alexander County, IL. Marion was born on 25-Jan-1911 in Wyatt, Mississippi County, MO and died on 2-Dec- 1997 in Marion, IL. Roy Lee Shively was the son of Samuel Joseph "Crumb" Shively and Nancy Ellen Shelton. Samuel Shively was born on 30-Jan-1866 in Taylor County, KY. He was the son of Robert W. Shively and Rosella Rice. He was the grandson of John B. Shively and Sarah Heaverin. He was the great grandson of John Shively and Susanna Hayden. Samuel Joseph Shively died on 27-Jan-1951 in London, Laurel Co., KY. He is buried in Faulkner Chapel Cemetery (Swampond), Knox Co., KY. He was married 1st to Nancy Ellen Shelton. She was born 23-Apr-1871 and died 27-Mar-1924. She is buried in Faulkner Chapel Cemetery. Samuel "Crumb" Shively was married 2nd to Marinda Lawson. Marinda Lawson was married possibly twice before, 1st to Hugh Meradeth (Meredith) and 2nd Dillard Taylor. Marion Margaret Kunz was the daughter of Charles Anthony Kunz and Lee Ann Owens. Charles Anthony Kunz was born 20-Jul-1889 in Richmond, Clermont County, OH and died 1-Oct-1952 in Mississippi County, MO. Lee Ann was born 4-May-1865 and died 7-Jan-1957 in Mississippi County, MO. Lee Ann married 2°¢ J . V. Hutcheson. John Vestal Hutcheson was born 3-Nov-1855 and died 31-Jan-1941Located in the Enterprise-Courier, Charleston, Missouri, Thursday, November 24, 1983, Page 15, Column 1: Shively Rites Held Wednesday Funeral services for Roy Lee Shively, 86, were held Wednesday, Nov. 23 at 11 a.m., in the McMikle Chapel at Charleston. The Rev. Robert Burke, pastor of the Smith Chapel United Methodist Church of Sikeston, officiated. Burial was in the OOF Cemetery Mr. Shively, formerly of Mississippi County, died Monday, Nov. 21, at 10:55 a.m., at his home in Shawneetown, Illinois. He was born Feb. 19, 1897, in Pineville, Ky, to the late Samuel Joseph and Naney Ellen Shelton Shively. He had lived in Shawneetown for the past four years where he was a member of the Emanuel United Methodist Church. Prior to moving to Shawneetown, he had lived in Marion, Illinois, for 32 years where he was employed by Fabick Tractor Company until his retirement in 1962. He was a veteran of World War | serving with the U, S. Army. On Dec. 12, 1929, in Cairo, he married Marion Kunz Shively, who survives. In addition to his wife, surviving are three sons, Dr. M. A. Shively of Ewen, Mich., Moreton Lee and Richard Shively, both of Shawneetown; one brother, Joe Shively of Louisville, Ky.; one sister, Mrs. Edith Crozier Diamond of Betrand; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Four brothers and one sister preceded him in death. Copied from The Enterprise-Courier, Charleston, Missouri, Thursday, December 4, 1997, Page 7, Columns 5-6: Marion Margaret Shively Services Funeral services for Marion Margaret Shively, 86, will be held on Saturday, December 6, 1997 at 1:00 p.m. in the Wilson Funeral Home in Marion, llinois with Reverend James Slone, officiating. Visitation will be Saturday, December 6 between the hours of 10:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Burial will follow in the |.0.0.F. cemetery near Charleston. Mrs. Shively, a resident of Marion, IL died on Tuesday, December 2, 1997 at 1:32 p.m. in the Marion Memorial Hospital. ‘She was born in Wyatt on January 25, 1911 to Charles Anthony “Tony” and Anna Lee (Hutcheson) Kunz. She was a member of the Aldersgate United Methodist Church in Marion, IL. ‘On December 12, 1929 she was married to Roy Lee Shively in Cairo, IL. Together they enjoyed 53 years of marriage until his death came on November 21, 1983. Survivors include: three sons, Dr. Maurice and Lucy Shively of Watersmeet, Ml, Moreton Lee and Wanda Shively of Marion, IL and Richard Shively of Marion, IL; two sisters, Louise Morton and Charline Hillhouse both of Charleston; eight grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband and two grandchildren. Memorial contributions my be made to Aldersgate United Methodist Church, c/o Wilson Funeral Home, P. 0. Box 370, Marion, IL 62959.The old newspapers from Mississippi County, MO provide some information in the daily lives of Roy Lee and Margaret Shively. From the Enterprise-Courier, Charleston, Missouri, Thursday, October 8, 1931, Page 6, Column 5: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shively and son, Morris, were guests of his sister, Mrs. Claud Crozier and family at Texas Bend Sunday. Enterprise-Courier, Charleston, Missouri, Thursday, November 26, 1931, Page 6, Column 3: Crumb Shively, Mrs. Mattie Polk and family and Joe Shively of Pineville, Ky., visited Mrs. M. M. Wise Wednesday. Other relatives they visited the past week were Miss Rosa Shively and Roy Shively and family, Claude Crozier and family of Texas Bend. Enterprise-Courier, Charleston, Missouri, Thursday, June 15, 1939, Page 10, Column 2: Fish Fry Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shively and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Noiseworthy of Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Cape of Charleston, Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Chandler and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Willard, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Willard and daughter enjoyed an outing and fish fry at Belmont, Sunday. Enterprise-Courier, Charleston, Missouri, Thursday, November 16, 1939, Page 4, Column 5: Morton Lee, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shively was accidently hit in the back with a sledge hammer Sunday when his father who was threshing pecans had the hammer in his hand when the handle came off. Morton Lee was under the limb when the hammer fell. He was taken to the hospital inn Cairo for X-rays but he wasn't seriously hurt and was able to return home. Enterprise-Courier, Charleston, Missouri, Thursday, September 9 1948, Page 9, Column 8: Former Wyatt Resident Dies In Mine Accident Roy Shively and Mrs. Claude Crozier were called to Hazard, Ky. Monday to attend funeral services for their brother, Justice Shively, who was killed in a mine accident. He was a resident of the Wyatt community for a number of years, and has many friends and relatives around Wyatt and Charleston. Mr. Shively is survived by his wife and four daughters; his father; four brothers, two sisters and a host of relatives and friends in Kentucky and Missouri. He was a member of the Methodist church in Hazard for the past 11 years.SAMUEL SHIVELY WHO WAS BORN IN 1807 FROM LANCASTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA — The following newspaper obituary was found in The Traer Star Clipper, Traer, Illinois, March 5, 1886: Samuel Shively was born in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, January 27, 1807. In 1826 he married to Miss Lucy Watkins. Soon after their marriage they expressed a desire to walk the journey of life with the people of God, they were buried in baptism with Christ, arose from the water in newness of life, and united with the Baptist Church in Victor, New York. In 1826 he had come to Chicago. He was the pioneer tailer of the village, locating there when Gen. Scott commanded the post when there were but a few log huts and Indian tepees on the site of the present city. His first work there was done for soldiers, Gen. Scott kindly loaning him a “goose”. Returning to New York the same year he remained til 1833, when he again went to Iilinois, this time with his family, locating at Prophetstown, on the Rock River in Whiteside County. After remaining a few years at Prophetstown, he removed to Lydon in the same county where he and his wife united with the Baptist Church, In December 1843, he buried the wife of his youth. In May 1845 he was married to Mrs. Jane Hubbard. In the fall of 1856 he moved with his family to Fremont township, Bremer County (iowa). Soon after locating in lowa he and his wife united with the Baptist Church in Waverly. Since that time he has been well known in the Cedar Valley Baptist Association. In 1858 he helped to organize a Baptist Church in Frederika where he was elected to the office of deacon, which he held for several years. In 1865 he moved again, this time to Fredericksburg, Chickasaw County, where they again united with the church of the same faith. For thirteen years he has been a resident of Traer. For several years he has been afflicted with heart disease. In December last he and his wife went to St. Augustine, Florida, for his health. It was here the lamp of light went out; he crossed the river of death to the bright shore beyond, February 17, 1886, in the eightieth year of age. For nearly sixty years he had lived a consistent Christian as a faithful follower of the Lord Jesus, never shunning a known duty. The three requirements of a Christian he never forgot: faith, hope and charity. In the prime of life his theme of song was: “Lord, in the morning Thou shalt hear my voice ascending in prayer and praise to Thee,” but in the decline of life: “Thus far the Lord has led me on.” His prayers for the Church and the unconverted were fervent. The desire of his heart was told by his earnest, piteous appeals to the throne of mercy for his children. For the past six years he had been amember of the Seventh Day Advent Church. He leaves a wife and five children. Four of the children live in lowa and one in Illinois. Their loss is his gain. Having been faithful until death, he has gone to receive the promised crown of life. The deceased was buried February 23 in the Buckingham Cemetery (NW of Traer in the far NE of Tama County). Rev. S. S. Bradford conducted the funeral from the M. E. Church and delivered a fitting eulogy to the departed from Prov. 16:31 “The hoary head is a crown of glory, fit be found in the way of righteousness”. Located in the Star Clipper, Traer, lowa, Friday, February 5, 1892, Page 5: The dead body of Mrs. Samuel Shively was brought from Toledo yesterday for burial. She died Wednesday from the effects of grippe and general debility. She died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. N. Lathrop, in Toledo where she has been making her home since the death of her husband, who worked his trade, tailoring. The old gentleman died in Florida and was buried in Buckingham cemetery here.EUGENE F. SHIVELY WHO LIVED IN PEORIA COUNTY, ILLINOIS - Recently a Shively researcher was looking for additional information on Eugene F. Shively who lived in Peoria County, IL. Eugene F. Shively was born 1-Oct-1905 in IL and died on 14-May-1980 in Peoria County, IL. He was married in 1927 to Alice H. Streibich (1906-2001). Eugene was the son of Clarence E. Shively (born 13-Apr-1869 Chickasaw County, IA and died 22-Mar-1938 Peoria County, IL) and Anna D. Moffatt (1873-1962). Clarence Shively was the son of Henry B. Shively (born 12-Dec-1843 died 31-Oct-1908) and Josephine Courtright (1850-1929). Henry Shively was the son of Samuel Shively (born 27-Jan-1807 Lancaster County, PA died 17-Feb-1886 Saint Augustine, St. John’s County, FL) and Jane Stickle (1815-1892) Located on the 1850 District 37, Whiteside County, IL census is the family of Samuel Shiverly age 44 occupation Tailor, wife Jane age 37, daughter Mary A. age 19, son Henry age 6 and son Samuel age 2. On the 1860 Fremont Township, Bremer County, VA census are Samuel Shively age 53, wife Jane age 45, son Henry age 16, daughter Jane age 12, daughter Lucy age 9, daughter Electa age 5 and Hiram Watkins age 17. Listed on the 1870 Lyndon, Whiteside County, IL census are Henry Shively age 26 occupation marble cutter, wife Josephine age 19, son Clarence E. age 1 and Frank Adams age 18. On the 1920 City of Peoria, Peoria County, IL census is the family of Clarence E. Shively age 51, wife Anna D. age 46, son Clifford R. age 19 and son Eugene F. age 14. Listed on the 1940 Peoria City, Peoria County, IL census are Alice Shively age 33, husband Eugene age 34, daughter Nancy age 11, son David age 7 and son Stephen age 4. Located in the Herald and Review, Decatur, IL, Sunday, May 22, 1927, Page 10, ‘Column 2: Attend Wedding In Peoria On Saturday Miss Dorothy and Miss Eleanor Shaw, North Union street, went to Peoria Saturday to attend the wedding of Miss Alice Streibich, who was married to Eugene F. Shively, also of Peoria, in her home. Miss Georgia Parrish, cousin of the Misses Shaw, was maid of honor at the wedding, and Miss Laura Lee Strehlow was a bridesmaid. Alll of the young Peoria women are known in Decatur, and have been in Decatur on visits. Copied from The Paxton Record, Paxton, Illinois, Thursday, June 21, 1962, Page 2, Column 4: Elizabeth Young, Stephen Shively Betrothal Told Buckley - Mr. and Mrs. Joe Young of Buckley announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth of Peoria to Stephen Shively, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shively of Peoria. Miss Young was graduated from Buckley Loda school and is employed at Illinois Mutual Life and Casualty Company. Mr. Shively graduated from Peoria Central high school and The Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. He is employed at Multi-Ad Services, Inc. The couple plan to be married on October 6, 1962.GUY SHIVELY WHO LIVED IN MISSOURI AND CALIFORNIA — Guy Shively was born on 30-Jul-1900 in Chariton County, MO and died on 12-Mar-1949 in Ventura County, CA. He was the son of Louis (Lewis) Pope Shively (1858-1909) and Sarah Frances Ainsworth (1867-1949). Louis Shively was the son of Jacob Shively who was born 1-Nov-1827 in Ohio and died 13-Oct-1897 in Howard County, Missouri. Jacob was buried in Washington Cemetery, Glasgow, Howard County, Missouri. Jacob Shively was married on 22-Dec- 1852 in Jefferson County, Ohio to Esibelle (Isabelle) Reed. She was born 21-Jun-1830 in Jefferson County, Ohio and died 17-Jun-1911 in Keytesville, Chariton County, Missouri. ‘She was the daughter of Zachariah and Margaret Reed. Guy Shively was married first to Vivian Jeanette Pease Baskin on 24-Dec-1925 in Linn County, MO. They were divorced in 1936. Jeanette was the daughter of Ezra Isaac Pease and Bessie Wilson. Jeanette was married to John Talmage Baskin on 5-Apr-1920 in Linn County, MO. Vivian Jeanette Pease Baskin Shively was married a third time to Harrison Mark Hyre on 23-Jan-1938 in Linn County, MO. She was married a fourth time to James S. Brady. From The Blade And Messenger, Brookfield, Missouri, Friday, January 15, 1926, Page 4, Column 2: Brookfield Budget:~Guy Shively and Mrs. Jeanette Baskin, both of this city, were united in marriage at Linneus, Thursday evening, December 24, 1925, Judge A. L. Pratt officiating. The young couple are employes of the Brown Shoe Company and will reside on Market street. Located in The Blade And Messenger, Brookfield, Missouri, Friday, October 30, 1936, Page 2, Column 3: Circuit Court Proceedings Vivian Jeanette Shively vs Guy Shively; plaintiff divorced and awarded the care and custody of infant, Wilma Jean. From The Blade And Messenger, Brookfield, Missouri, Friday, March 4, 1927, Page 4, Column 3: Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Pease entertained with a twelve o'clock dinner at their home in Brookfield last Friday in honor of the latter's sister, Mrs. J. S. Bradbury of Mattoon, Illinois, who was there on a visit and celebrated her birthday. Those present were Mrs. Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Barr, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shively and daughters, Mary Lee and Wilma Jean. Mrs. Bradbury formerly resided in Laclede. The following was found in The Blade And Messenger, Friday, January 28, 1944, Page 1, Column 2: Rites For Ezra Pease Funeral services for Ezra Pease, who was fatally injured in an auto accident last week, were held at the Thorne Chapel Saturday, conducted by Rev. Walter Adams. Ezra Isaac Pease was born in Chariton county, January 14, 1875, and the accident occurred while out celebrating his 69" birthday. His father died while Ezra was a small child and he grew up in the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Pease, coming to Laclede in 1880.He was united in marriage with Miss Bessie Wilson in 1902. The widow and one daughter, Mrs. Jeannett Hyer, Chula Vista, California, and one son, Ezra, Jr, who came from Jefferson City and attended the funeral survive. He is also survived by two granddaughters, Mrs. Mary Lee Balley and Wilma Jean Shively and one great grandson, Jeffry Raymond Bailey. Burial was in the Laclede cemetery Guy Shively was married second to Mrs. Ella Mae Thomas on 27-Mar-1937 in Livingston County, MO. From The Blade And Messenger, Friday, April 2, 1937, Page 1, Column 1: Mr. Guy Shively, formerly of this city, but now of Fulton, Missouri, and Mrs. Ella Mae Thomas of Excelsior Springs were united in marriage in Chillicothe at 3 p.m. last Saturday, March 27, 1937. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hanely. They motored to Brookfield and spent the week-end with relatives and friends, before journeying on to Fulton, where they will make their home. —Budget Gazette. There is a divorce notice in Sebastian County, Arkansas between Guy Shively and Ella Mae dated 6-Nov-1944, Guy Shively was married third to Berniece Wyatt Gilman. Berniece was born on 28-Jul-1907 in St. Louis, MO and died 20-Aug-1955 in Fulton, Callaway County, MO. She was the daughter of James V. Wyatt and Eva L. Garrett. Found in the Ventura County, Star, Ventura, California, December 26, 1944, Page 4, Column 6: Marriage Licenses Guy Shively, 44, Camarillo; Lois Berniece Gilman, 37, Camarillo The newspaper obituary for Guy Shively was found in the Ventura County Star, Ventura, California, Monday, March 14, 1949, Page 2, Column 3: ‘Camarillo Hospital Attendant Dies Guy Shively, 48, an attendant at Camarillo State hospital, died Saturday morning after a short illness in an Oxford hospital. Mr. Shively was a veteran of World War II He is survived by his widow, Lois, of Camarillo, and one daughter, Wilma Jean. The body was sent to Fulton, Missouri for funeral services and interment. Mayr Funeral home was in charge of arrangements. Listed on the 1850 Warren Township, Jefferson County, Ohio is the household of Zachariah Reed age 72, wife Margaret age 60, son Thomas age 26, daughter Mary age 23 and daughter Isabella age 21. Listed on the 1860 Warren Township, Jefferson County, Ohio census is the household of Zachariah Reed age 73, wife Margaret age 63 and son Thomas age 26. On the 1860 Warren Township, Jefferson County, Ohio is the household of Jacob Shively age 32, wife Isabel age 29, son John R. age 6, son Thomas F. age 5, daughter Mary C. age 3 and son Louis P. age 2. Listed on the 1870 Chariton Township, Howard County, Missouri census is the household of Jacob Shively age 42, wife Isabel age 39, son John 16, son Thomas age 15, daughter Mary age 13, son Lewis age 12, son George age 10, son Segal age 8, son William J. age 5, daughter Margaret age 3, and Nancy Parish age 87.GEORGE LINCOLN SHIVELY AND 2ND WIFE AMANDA CATHERINE NAIL IN BLAIR AND LUZERNE COUNTY, PA- George Lincoln Shively was born on 20-Nov-1860 in Alexandria, Huntingdon County, PA and died on 25-Mar-1915 in Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, PA. He was married 1st to unknown wife who died on 29-Nov-1884. George married 2nd to Amanda Catherine Nail on 15-Aug-1894 in Blair County, PA. Amanda was born on 13-Jun-1859 in Blair County, PA and died 2-Nov-1913 in Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, PA. George Lincoln Shively was the son of Samuel Wilson Shively (born 1834 and died 1871 in Perry County, PA) and Elizabeth Ann "Eliza" Saylor (born 20-Oct-1838 Perry County, PA and died 20-Feb-1911 in Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, PA). Amanda Catherine Nail was the daughter of Daniel Nail (1817-1895) and Mary Ann Hollen (1833-1920). Listed on the 1870 Tyrone Township, Blair County, PA census is the family of S W Shively age 35, wife LA age 32, son MC age 11, son G L age 9, son WC age 6, daughter G M age 4, daughter EM age 3, son O P age 1, Daniel Shively age 72 and Elizabeth Saylor age 72. On the 1880 Newport Borough, Blair County, PA are Sarah Shively age 42, son Charles age 21, son George age 19, son Wiliam age 16, daughter Charlotte age 12, son Perry age 10, daughter Katie age 9 and mother Elizabeth Saylor age 83. Listed on the Wilkes-Barre City, Luzerne County, PA census is the household of George L Shively born Aug-1860 age 39 married 6 years, wife Amanda M born 1860 age 40, daughter Mary M born 1895 aget 5 and daughter Ethel M born May-1897 age 3. On the 1910 Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County, PA census are George L Shively age 52, wife Amanda age 51, daughter Mary age 15, daughter Ethel age 12, boarder John Trager age 18 and roomer Anthony Mott age 27 Located in the Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pennsylvania, Friday, March 26, 1915, Page 24, Column 1: George L. Shively Formerly of this city, died at noon yesterday, at his home in Wilkes Barre, of a complication of diseases. He was born in Alexandria, Huntingdon county, in 1860, and for many years resided in this city. About twenty years ago he moved to Wilkes Barre, where he has since resided. Deceased was a consistent member of the Evangelical church. In 1894, he was married to Miss Amanda Catharine Nail of Antis township, who died one year ago. Two daughters, Mary and Ethel, both at home, survive. Two brothers and one sister, Perry of Johnstown, William of Wilkes-Barre, and Mrs. Fisher of Newport, also survive. The body will be taken to Bellwood, to the home of Franklin P. Nail, Funeral services will be held in Asbury Methodist church Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment in Asbury church cemetery. Found in the Altoona Times, Altoona, Pennsylvania, Tuesday, November 4, 1913, Page 7, Columns 5-6: The Death Record SHIVELY - Mrs. Amanda Catherine Shively, wife of George L. Shively, died yesterday morning, of cancer, at her home in Wilkes-Barre. She was a daughter of Daniel(deceased) and Mary Nail, of Antis township, was born in that township June 13, 1858, and was raised there, having lived in Wilkes-Barre for nineteen years. She is survived by her mother, her husband and two daughters, Mary and Ethel; also by Mrs. J. H. Landis, whom she raised. She is also survived by ten brothers and sisters; Franklin P., of Antis township; Mrs. G. A. Glunt, of Altoona; Mrs. D. W. Nelson, of Williamsburg: William N. Nail, of Verona; Edith, at home; Mrs. Collins M. Guthrie, of Tampa, Fla.; Mrs. Thomas Krisher, of Pinellas Park, Fla.; D. B., of Juniata; Grant, at home and David, of Antis township. She was a member of the Evangelical church. The body will be brought this afternoon to the home of her sister, Mrs. Glunt, 1311 Ninth street, from where the funeral cortege will leave tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services in Asbury church and interment in Asbury cemetery. Found in the Wilkes-Barre Semi-Weekly Record, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, Tuesday, February 2, 1897, Page 5, Column 7: ‘Another Burglar Chapter Burglars were on Saturday morning discovered in the cellar of Mrs. Hanson's residence on South Franklin street, and for a time created considerable excitement. George Shively, driver of a milk wagon, discovered a light in the cellar about 5:30 o'clock and he closed the cellar door while he aroused the household. In the meantime one of the burgiars ran up the steps and out of the door and escaped although Shively attempted to check him. Then the second burglar came up, but Shively grabbed him and held him in his ‘vice grip". But the burglar finally wrenched himself loose and ran toward an outhouse. It was thought that he ran into the outhouse and Shively barricaded the door. By this time the young man, women and children in the household were aroused and held a conversation. Val Ridsdale, Mrs. Hanson's son, found the gas man with his buggy on the street and they drove up to police headquarters and Sergeant Hall went down with them, followed by the patrol wagon. When the blue coats arrived the barricade was lifted and it was discovered that the burglar, instead of going in, had run around the house and escaped. Finally the cellar was investigated and the burglar’s bag was found, well laden. They had put in a ham, two loaves of bread, some cans of jelly and some onions. There was also half a ham, the spoils of some other raid. Following are the marriage announcements for the daughters of George L. Shively. From the Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, Saturday, May 26, 1917, Page 12, Column 3: GARRISON-SHIVELY — At Tunkhannock, May 17, 1917, by Rev. M. L. Harding, Howard C. Garrison and Miss Mary E. Shively, both of Wilkes-Barre. From the Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, Wilkes-Barr, Pennsylvania, Tuesday, September 18, 1917, Page 3, Column 5 SHIVELY-GROVE — Mrs. H. C. Garrison announces the marriage of her sister, Ethel Mae Shively to Thomas E. Grove, of Altoona, on September 5, 1917, at Cumberland, Maryland. Rev. Enders of the St. Paul Lutheran church affiliated. They were unattended.CHARLES BENJAMIN SHIVELY WHO LIVED IN SIDNEY, SHELBY COUNTY, OHIO - Charles Benjamin Shively was born on 23-Apr-1918 in Lawrenceburg, TN and died 27- Jun-1934 in Shelby County, OH. He was the son of Joseph Benjamin Shively (born 26- Jan-1889 died 15-Aug-1954 and Maude Emiline Bailey (born 20-Feb-1888 died 9- ‘Aug-1926). Joseph Benjamin Shively was the son of Jacob Calvin Shively and Amanda Jane Lehman. It is believed that this lineage of Jacob Calvin Shively may be as follows: Ulrich Shively (1722-1776) and Elizabeth Thommen were the parents of Isaac David Shively. Isaac David Shively (1759-1823) and 2nd wife, Lydia Miller (1785-1805) were the parents of David Miller Shively. David Miller Shively (1803-1883) and 2nd wife, Esther "Hetta’ Angel Rush were the parents of Jacob Calvin Shively. David Miller Shively and 1st wife Hannah Clapp were married in Darke County, Ohio on 16- June-1825 (Volume A1, Page 68). David Shively was born 3-Oct-1803 and died 3- Jul-1883 in Mercer County, Ohio. He is buried in Burntwood Cem. Hannah was born 22- Nov-1807 and died 21-Aug-1842. David's 2nd wife was Esther Angel Rush. The following newspaper obituary for Charles Benjamin Shively was found in the Sidney Daily News, Sidney, Ohio, Wednesday, June 27, 1934, Page 13, Column 7: Meningitis Of Brain Fatal To Chas. Shively Sixteen Year Old Son Of Mr. And Mrs. Ben Shively Passes Wednesday Meningitis of the brain proved fatal to Charles B. Shively, 16 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Shively, of Jefferson street, at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon and the announcement of his passing brought wide spread sorrow. The young man had been critically ill since Sunday when meningitis developed. He had suffered with tonsiliis within the past two weeks but his throat condition had seemingly cleared up when the complication which claimed his life set in He was known as the youth of the city as "Chuck" and was an outstanding member of the class which would enter the Junior year at Sidney high school next fall. He took an active interest in the various activities of school life and was a member of the high school band and orchestra, playing the French horn, He was a member of the St. Paul's Evangelical Church and Sunday school. Charles Shively was born in Sidney, a son of Benj. and the late Mrs. Maude Emley Shively, his mother passing away eight years ago. Surviving with his father, and stepmother, are two brothers, Emest and James Shively, one sister, Mrs. Richard Hess, and two half brothers, Joe and Philip Shively. Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed The following was copied from the Sidney Daily News, Sidney, Ohio, Saturday, June 30, 1934, Page 2, Column 5: Funeral Services For Chas. Shively Rites Held Friday Afternoon From St. Paul's Evangelical Church Funeral services for Charles Benjamin Shively, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benj Shively, of Jefferson street, were held from the St. Paul's Evangelical Church, of which the deceased had been a member. Rev. R. Wobus officiated during the service and delivered the funeral sermonMARYLAND TO KENTUCKY REUNION IN BARDSTOWN, KY ON JUNE 9-10, 2023: Archdiocesan News / February 28, 2023 “Maryland to Kentucky and Beyond” Reunion set for June 9 and 10 By The Record The 2023 Maryland to Kentucky and Beyond reunion will be held on June 9 and 10 at the Nelson County Fairgrounds in Bardstown. The reunion is an opportunity for the descendants of the “Catholic League of Families’ to meet and share family history The league, formed in 1785, was a group of families from three southern Maryland counties - St. Marys, Charles and Price George's. The families pledged to migrate to Kentucky together for a variety of reasons, including for the freedom to openly practice their faith, They first settled in Nelson, Marion and Washington counties, now known as the Kentucky Holy Land The schedule on June 9 will include registration, vendors and genealogy sharing. The June 10 schedule will include sessions on Kentucky history, archival records and DNA, genealogy sharing, vendors and an evening banquet. The reunion, which will in the fairgrounds’ Samuel Hall, is typically held every few years in areas where the family descendants settled or where they came from in Maryland. It’s back after several years off due to the pandemic. For event schedules and registration information, to to [Link] site/mdtoky3/ DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HENRY SHIVELY AND SARAH MAGDALINE RICE - Carolyn Monica Grillot wanted to remind everyone that the Shively reunion will be held on Sunday, June 11th at the Girard Civic Center, 102 North Ozark, Girard, KS. Please bring food to share and your own table service for a noon meal. Tea and koolade will be furnished. Spread the word to all of your family members. We're looking forward to seeing a lot you there. This reunion is for those interested in John Henry Shively who was born in 1832 at Calvary, now Marion County, KY and died 16-May-1905 Crawford County, KS. He was the son of John B. Shively (born 14-Jul-1804 in Green County, KY, died 12-Aug-1864 in Marion County, KY) and Sarah Heaverin (born 1812). John B. Shively was the son of John Shively and Susanna Hayden. It is believed that the father of John Shively was a Michael Shively. John Henry Shively was married on 3-Jan-1858 at Holy Name Of Mary Catholic Church in Marion County, KY to Sarah Magdaline Rice. Sarah was born on 3-Jan-1839 in KY and died 22-Jan-1916 in Crawford County, KS and was the daughter of John Rice and Mary Ann Newton. Both John Henry and Sarah Rice Shively are buried in St. Patricks Cemetery in Walnut, Crawford County, KS. According to family history John and Sarah moved their family from Kentucky to Kansas in 1882 by covered wagon QUERIES - Free to anyone interested in the Shively family research. Please give as much information as possible, particularly dates and localities. If you do not get a reply, submit your query again at a later date. The success of the SHIVELY NEWSLETTER is directly due to the participation of the subscribers. Without your interest and input, nothing would have been accomplished. The NEWSLETTER is published quarterly. To subscribe, send $8.00 for one year. Please make checks payable to Larry Shively.‘DR. GEORGE @, SHIVELY & C0., ‘Manafactarers and Proprietary, ‘WAYNESBOKO, PA. afaceigt = Soe Baa eo) Ee Shively Newsletter Larry W. Shively PO. Box 1462 Hines, IL 60141-1462 GEORGE G. SHIVELY OF FRANKLIN COUNTY, PA - From the Biographical Annals Of Franklin County Pennsylvania, The Genealogical Publishing Co., Chicago, 1905, Pages 179-180: George G. Shively was reared in Fairfield until he was ten years of age, when he entered the Chambersburg, (later Mercersburg College) and then went to Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, where he graduated in the full classical course. When he had completed his education from a literary standpoint he entered Jefferson Medical College from which after a three years course, he was graduated with the degree of M.D. in 1877. He located for practice at Carlisle, and was in the enjoyment of a lucrative and growing practice when he found its duties too onerous. Accordingly. in the fall of 1880, he came to Waynesboro and established himself in the drug business at the Eylet comer, Centre square. In 1882 he took S E Dubbel into partnership, the firm lasting until 1885, after which Dr. Shively was sole owner of the business until his death