Haden Shivley, Mahaska County, Iowa To Madison County, Illinois

Limited information could be found on Haden Shivley who is first located on the 1900 Mahaska County, Iowa census record in the household of William A Shivley age 49 and wife Maude age 40.  This article can be used as a research guide for Haden Shivley but more research is needed.

Hade Shivley is located on the1900 Mahaska County, Iowa, Harrison Township census.  In the household are William A Shivley born March 1851, wife Maud born July 1859, son Hade born June 1881, daughter Nellie born May 1887, son William born November 1889, son Harry born September 1890 and son Edward born December 1896.   There is a William A Shivley listed on the 1915 Iowa State Census, age 62, in Benton County, Iowa in the town of Belle Plaine.  Buried in the Oak Hill Cemetery, Belle Plaine, Benton County, Iowa is William Abraham Shivley who died on 12-Dec-1926.  Listed on the census records in 1860, 1870 and 1880 in Sigourney Township, Keokuk County, Iowa in the household of Conrad Shively (1806-1878) and Mary Magdalena Grice (1816-1888) is an Abraham Shively.

The following newspaper articles were extracted:

The Troy Weekly Call, Troy Illinois, Saturday, January 7, 1905, Page 1, Column 4:

Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ackerman, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ackerman, and Mr. and Mrs. Shively left Troy on Tuesday for Collinsville to make that city their future home.

The Troy Weekly Call, Troy Illinois, Saturday, November 23, 1907, Page 1, Column 5:

Mrs. Hayden Shively and little daughter, Navita, were up from Collinsville Sunday to spend the day with friends.

The Troy Weekly Call, Troy Illinois, Saturday, March 7, 1908, Page 1, Column 3:

Ruby Shively vs. Hayden Shively, divorce, complainant charges cruelty.

The Troy Weekly Call, Troy Illinois, Saturday, March 7, 1908, Page 1, Column 5:

Mrs. Ruby Shively, of Collinsville, has entered suit in the circuit court for an annulment of her marriage to Hayden Shively, on the ground of cruelty.  Mrs. Shively was formerly Miss Ruby Ackerman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Ackerman who moved from here to Collinsville. Her marriage to Shively took place in this city July 12, 1904, and they resided together until last month.  They have one child, a daughter about two years old.

The Troy Weekly Call, Troy Illinois, Saturday, May 2, 1908, Page 1, Column 6:

Ruby Shively vs. Hayden Shively, divorce; decree for complainant who is awarded custody of their child and household goods now in possesion of defendant.

No additional information could be found on Ruby Ackerman Shivley or daughter Navita Shivley after the newspaper articles with the last being dated 1908.  Ruby Ackerman was located on the 1900 Madison County, Illinois, Jarvis Township, City of Troy census in the household of Frank Ackerman and wife Alice M.  Ruby was born September 1886 and also in the household was her brother, Edward who was born September 1884.  Listed in the Illinois death records are John Frank Ackerman born 20-August-1863 in Troy, Illinois and died 4-June-1923 in East St. Louis, St. Clair County, Illinois.  Also listed is Mary Alice Ackerman who was born 11-March-1864 in Illinois and died 16-June-1916 in East St. Louis, St. Clair County, Illinois.

There is a Haden Schiber, age 26, divorced who is boarding at 300 1/2 E. Main in Collinsville, Illinois listed on the 1910 Madison County, Illinois census.    From the World  War I Registration records is Haden Shively, age 36, born 18-June-1881 who is living at 109 South Morrison in Collinsville, Madison County, Illinois.  He is a yard foreman at a retail lumber yard.  On the 1920 Madison County, Illinois census at 109 South Morrison is Haden Shivley, age 38, who is a laborer at a lumber yard. Listed on the 1940 Madison County, Illinois census is Hayden Shively age 58, lodging at 203 North Morrison and working as a bartender in a saloon.    Listed on the World War II Draft Registrations is Haden Shively, age 60, born 18-June-1881 in Iowa and residing at 201 North Morrison, Collinsville, Illinois.  His employer is John Cagnola, 201 North Morrison, Collinsville, Illinois, who operates his own saloon.

The Illinois death records list Hayden Shivley, certificate number 0050975, with a death date of 16-December-1948 in East St. Louis, St. Clair County, Illinois.

Erasmus Shively Who Lived In Hancock County, Ohio

Erasmus Shively And Mary J. Sillik

Erasmus Shively was the son of Henry Shively and Mary Ann Chambers.  He was born 26-Mar-1844, died 15-Feb-1890 in Hancock County, Ohio, buried Krout Cemetery. Erasmus was married 1st to Mary J. Sillick on 7-Feb-1867 in Hancock County, OH.  She was born 8-Dec-1844 in Adams County, PA, died 19-Jul-1877 in Hancock County, OH, buried Krout Cemetery. Erasmus married 2nd Harriet Elizabeth Struble on 21-Sep-1878 in Hancock County, OH.  She was born 14-Mar-1859, died 15-Jun-1929 in Morrow County, OH, buried Houcktown Cemetery.  Harriet Elizabeth Stuble Shively married Robert Davis Launder after the death of Erasmus Shively.

     Justin Crawfis, Genealogy Associate, Findlay-Hancock  County Public Library, Findlay, OH extracted the newspaper obituary for Erasmus Shively.  The article was found in the Findlay Weekly Jeffersonian, Thursday, February 20, 1890, Page 8:

SHIVELY--At his home near Houcktown, on Sunday, February 16th, after a short illness E. M. Shively, familiarly known in his own neighborhood as Doc Shively. His age was 45 years. The funeral services was held Tuesday.

       Children born to Erasmus Shively and 1st wife Mary J. Sillick included:  William S born Jan-1868, died 21-Oct-1931 in Morrow Co, OH and Eva Florence born 1872, married 19-Jul-1891 in Hancock Co to Charles M. Sampson.  Children born to Erasmus Shively and 2nd wife Harriet Elizabeth Struble included: unknown child died 2-Aug-1879 at 4 days old; Claude Pitt born 16-Dec-1880, married 3-Aug-1910 in Allen, OH to Elizabeth May Wiper, died 24-Aug-1956 in Washington County, OH; Forest C born 14-Sep-1882, died 10-Jan-1907, buried Krout Cem.; Milton C born 26-Jun-1884; Bernice R. born 26 or 28-June-1886, married 11-Aug-1917 in Hancock Co., OH to Charles E Miller; and Kitt M. born 2-Sep-1888, married 20-Nov-1915 in Hancock Co., OH to Parley O. Cartwright, died 18-Jan-1925.  

      Julie Mayle, Rutherford B. Hayes Presidental Center, Spiegel Grove, Fremont, OH extracted the newspaper obituary for Kitt M. Shively Cartwright.  The article was found in the Sandusky Register, January 20, 1925, Page 2, Column 2:

Mrs. Kitt M. Cartwright, widow of Parley C. Cartwright,, died at the family residence, 215 Shelby st at 6:10 o'clock Sunday morning, aged 36 years, four months and 16 days.  She had been ill for four and a half years.

Surviving her are her husband, and one daughter, Vivian, of this city; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Launders of Findlay; two brothers, Claude Shively of Marietta, and William Shively of Grafton, Ill; two sisters, Mrs. Charles Miller of Edison, O., and Mrs. Charles Sampson of Findlay and many other relatives and friends.

She was a member of the First Christian church of this city and of the W.B.A. Maccabees of Findlay.  She was formerly a resident of Findlay where she was well and favorably known.

Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at the residence here, the Rev. J. A. Griffith officiating.  The body will then be taken to Findlay where services will be held at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning at the residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Launders, the Rev. W. W. Windbigler officiating. Interment will be made in Houcktown cemetery.

Civil War Widow's Pension, Sarah Shively, Widow Of Aaron C. Shively, Kosciusko County, Indiana

Aaron C. Shively and Sarah Hamon

Aaron C. Shively was enrolled on the 5th day of August 1862 at Carey, Ohio, in Company F, 101st Regiment of Ohio Volunteers to serve three years.  He was mustered into service as a Private on the 30th day of August, 1862, at Camp Monroeville, Ohio in Company F, 101st Regiment of Ohio Volunteers.  He was killed at the Battle of Stone River, Tennessee on 31-December-1862.

Aaron C. Shively was the son of Henry Shively and Mary A. Chambers.  He was born on 5-Mar-1836, died 31-Dec-1862 and is buried in Stone River National Cemetery, 3501 Old Nashville Road, Murfreesboro, TN, Grave 1386.  Aaron married Sarah Harmon (Harman) on 15-Jan-1861 in Kosciusko County, IN.  There were no children born to this union. Sarah Harmon (Harman) was the daughter of John B. Harmon and wife, Isabel. Sarah Harmon Shively died on 19-Oct-1912 in Kosciusko County, IN. She is buried in the Stony Point Cemetery, Clunette, Kosciukso County, IN.

On the 1st day of August, 1863 before a clerk of the Circuit Court of Kosciukso County, IN personally appeared Sarah Shively, age twenty-eight, widow of Aaron C. Shively. She declared that she was married to Aaron C. Shively on the 15-Jan-1861 and that Aaron was killed at the Battle of Stone River in December 1862. She states he was a Private in Company F commanded by Captain Kirby in the 101st Regiment of the Ohio Volunteers.

Sarah Harmon Shively did not marry after the death of Aaron Shively.  Sarah Harmon is enumerated in 1860 in the household of her parents in Prairie Township, Kosciusko County, IN.  Listed in the household are John B Harmon age 49, wife Isabel age 51, son John age 26, daughter Sarah age 25, son David age 22, daughter Ann age 18, son Ruben age 16, son Amos age 14, and daughter Elizabeth age 10.  Sarah Shively, age 35, is found in 1870 in the household of Peter Bowerman age 76 in Prairie Township, Kosciusko County, IN. Sarah was also located on the 1900 and 1910 Prairie Township, Kosciusko County, IN census records.

Aaron Shively is enumerated in 1850 in the household of his parents in Crawford Township, Wyandot County, Ohio.  Listed in the household is Henry Shively age 47, wife Mary A. age 43, daughter Catharine age 21, son Aaron age 14, daughter Susan age 10, son Henry age 8, son Erasmus age 6, and son Milton age 3. Henry and Mary have moved to Vanlue, Amanda Township, Hancock County, Ohio by 1860.

The grandparents of Aaron C. Shively were Conrad Shively and Mary Moyer. Conrad Shively was born ca. 1773 in York County, PA and died 7-June-1850 in Stark County, OH. The great-grandparents of Aaron Shively were John Shively and wife Eve.  John Shively was born 24-Jul-1748 in Lancaster County, PA.

Francis (Frank) Marion Shively, Son Of Joseph A. And Margaret Shively, From Wayne County, Ohio

The following news article was extracted from The Cincinnati Post, Saturday, November 20, 1897, Page 1, Column 5:

SUDDEN

Was M. F. Shively's Departure.

He Went From Cincinnati To Cleveland.

But Again Disappears.

Trunks Claimed By Him And His Wife Were Attached.

Objections To Marriage

That Was Contracted Here, Which Came From Wooster, Ohio

A strange story has developed in the disappearance of Marion F. Shively, a foreman in the Globe Fixture Company's Factory.

On July 20 Shively married Miss Mary Conahan, of 1216 West Eighth Street, and took up rooms at 612 West Seventh Street, where he formerly roomed.  The marriage created a sensation among some people, who said that there were objections to the wedding from Wooster, O., Shively's former home.  The landlady heard of the talk and ordered Shively out.

Threats From Wooster.

Shively moved to 620 Mound Street.  While at this place, it is stated, Shively was threatened from Wooster.

Saturday night, Sept. 4, Shively drew his pay at the Globe office.  He has not returned.  The landlady stated that he had left the city with his wife.

Shively was employed  by the Globe Company for a year and a half, was a valuable mechanic and foreman and received a big salary.  His sudden disappearance, coupled with rumors, caused a surprise in the workshops.

Conahan, Shively's father-in-law, stated Saturday that Shively was continually worried by someone at Wooster.  He heard of Shively again as living at 40 North Perry Street, Cleveland, O.

Tried To Leave Cleveland.

(Post Special Service)  Cleveland, O., Nov. 20. -- Marion F. Shively, who is said to be the principal in a strange story at Cincinnati and who is living with his wife at 40 North Perry Street here in furnished rooms, attempted to leave Saturday morning, but was detained by the landlady.  Shively seemed to be excited and refused to make any statement.  The couple owed rent.  Their trunks and baggage were held.  They have not been seen since.

Francis (Frank) Marion Shively was the son of Joseph A. and Margaret Shively. He was born ca. 1861.  Joseph and Margaret were located on the 1870 and 1880 Wayne County, Ohio census records.  Children born to Joseph and Margaret include:  Joseph A. born 1858, Edward born 1860, Francis M born 1861, Allie born 1866, Louella born 1868, Lafayette born 1870, William E born 1872, Everett E born 1873, and Florence A born 1877.

The marriage of Marion F. Shively is recorded in the Hamilton County, Ohio marriage records.  Recorded is the marriage of Marion F. Shively to Margaret M. Conhan on 20-July-1897 by Roman Catholic Priest F A. Winsey.  The marriage is recorded as Marriage 836C from marriage Volume 134, Page 418.  

Part of the threats that troubled Marion F. Shively might be explained from a legal document found in the Wayne County, Ohio records.  The document concerns a matter between the guardian of Margaret Shively, who is listed as an imbecile, and her heirs.  In the document it mentions "plaintiff says that the whereabouts of said Frank M. Shively have not been known for some years.  That he left his wife and children about years ago, and it is not known whether his is alive or not.  That Emily Shively was his wife, and the following children Ella Shively who is of age, Edwin Shively, Joseph Shively and Susanne Shively minors over the age of 14 years  and Glenn Shively, Pearl Shively and Earl Shively, Eva Shively minors under the age of 12 years....


Additional information on the family of Francis and Emily Shively was located by researching Emily Shively.  She was the daughter of John Crites and can be found on the 1880 Wayne County, OH census with her father John Crites, 1900 Cuyahoga County, OH census with her children and father, 1910 Ashtabula County, OH census, and 1920 Cuyahoga County, OH census with her married daughter Pearl Maus.   Emily Crites Shively died on 7-Aug-1925 and is buried in the Lake View Cemetery, 12316 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, OH.


Information from the 1900 census lists the following birth dates for the children of Francis M. Shively and Emily:   Ella born July 1883, Edwin born November 1885, Joseph born December 1887, Glenn born June 1892, twins Earl and Pearl born November 1894,  and Eva born June 1896.  No information could be located on daughter, Susanne.

William Harrison Shively, Son Of Daniel P. Shively And Harriet Little

Daniel P. Shively was the son of Daniel Shively and Catherine Bowman.  Daniel P. Shively was born on 24-November-1841 in Montgomery County, Ohio and died on 22-July-1900 in Miami County, Indiana.  He was married in January-1864 to Harriet Little.  Harriet was born in 1847 and died 10-January-1923.  Children of Daniel P. Shively and Harriet Little included:   William Harrison 1866-1930 or 1933; Anthony Leroy 1869-1946; Charles Stacey 1875-1958; Edna May 1881-1963 and Thomas Albert Shively 1883-1953.

Daniel P. Shively was a minister in the Dunkard church.  A newspaper obituary was located in the Logansport Daily-Pharos, Tuesday, July 24, 1900, Page 8, Column 1: Rev. Daniel Shively of Pipe Creek township, one of the best known Dunkard ministers in this section of the state, died Sunday afternoon after a two weeks siege of neuralgia of the heart. He leaves a family.  The funeral will be held tomorrow.

A son of Daniel Shively and Harriet Little, William Harrison Shively was born on 2-April-1866 in Miami County, Indiana and died 27-May-1930 or 1933 buried Coolidge Cemetery, Hamilton County, Kansas.   He married Olive Wealthy Chronister, daughter of John Chronister and Drucilla Shawman, on 22-February-1888.  Olive was born in Dec-1865, died in 1922, buried Coolidge Cemetery, Hamilton County, Kansas.   Children of William and Olive included:  daughter Georgia born 11-Dec-1890 or 1891 died January-1969 married Mr. Shanstrom; son Charles Daniel born 14-Jan-1894 or 1895 died 14-May-1977 buried Coolidge Cemetery; daughter Edna L born 17-Jan-1897 died 22-Jan-1974 married Clifford Kindler; daughter Harriet Elizabeth  born 30-April-1899 died 25-March-1911 buried Coolidge Cemetery; son Paul Harold born 20-June-1901 died 31-Jan-1968 buried Coolidge Cemetery;  son Homer Wayne born ca 1909.

William Shively and Olive are listed on the 1900 Hamilton County, Kansas, Coolidge City census.  Olive lists that she had 4 children and 4 children are living. William H Shively and wife Olive are listed on the 1910 Hamilton County, Kansas, Coolidge City census.  The family has grown from 4 children to 6 children.  By 1920 William H Shively and wife Olive had moved to Prowers County, Colorado, Town of Holly.   Listed in the household are daughter Georgia E, age 29, a nurse in a hospital; son Charley D, age 25, a clerk in a bank; daughter Enda L, age 22, a teacher in a grade school; son Paul H, age 18, a laborer on the home farm and Wayne H, age 11, no occupation. 

William Henry Shively And Alice Louisa Jenkins From Miami County, Indiana

Myers, Johnson, Shively, Shively, Shively, Conn, Wolf
C.H.S. Basketball Team 1925

There are many records on the Shively families in Indiana in the towns of Wawpecong, Bennetts Switch, Amboy, Santa Fe, McGrawsville and Bunker Hill.  Some of these families are descendants of Israel Shively and Cynthia (Synthia) Ann Brooks.

The picture at the left shows three members of the team who were Shively's. The picture is the C. H. S. Basketball Team from 1925.  The team members were listed as Ralph Myers, Leonard Johnson, Everett Shively, Laurel Shively, Raymond Shively, Omer Conn, and Harry Wolf.  The three Shivelys are descendants of Israel and Cynthia Ann Brooks.  Everett and Laurel Shively are brothers.  Their great-grandfather was Israel Shively, grandfather Alfred Shively, and father Walter H. Shively.  Raymond Shively was the grandson of Israel Shively and his father was William Henry Shively.  William Henry Shively was born in 1862 and married at age 30 and Alfred Shively was born in 1844 and married at age 21.

William Henry Shively was born on 19-May-1862 in Miami County, IN and died 28-Dec-1955 in McGrawsville, IN.  He was married on 4-September-1892 to Alice Louisa Jenkins.  Alice L. Jenkins was born on 4-May-1874 in Miami County, IN and died 29-May-1919, buried Park Lawn Cem.  William Henry Shively and Alice L. Jenkins were the parents of the following children:  Merle Edith born 24-December-1893 and died 9-Feb-1985.  She married 23-October-1923 to Charles Alvin Powell; John W. born 1896 died 1906, buried Park Lawn Cem.; Grace Elizabeth born 22-February-1898 died 12-November-1984, buried Park Lawn Cem.  She married Harry Irvin Christner on 12-March-1917; Oscar born 31-July-1902 died 29-December-1967 in Phoenix, AZ.  He married Vera Worl on 28-November-1928; Raymond born 28-October-1906 died 1-July-1974, buried Santa Fe Cem.  He married Mildred Childers on 13-April-1928; Dorothy H born 12-March-1914 died 31-July-1976, buried Santa Fe Cem.  She married Nelson Glassburn on 30-January-1935.

29-May-1919

The family of  Walter Shively preserved the picture at the right entitled May 29, 1919.  The following article was located in The Kokomo Daily Tribune, Thursday, May 29, 1919, Page 2, Column 3:

Peru Woman Killed

Another Dangerously Injured When Train Struck Automobile

Peru, Ind. May 29.—Mrs. William Shively was killed and Mrs. Charles Sharp was injured dangerously this afternoon when the automobile in which they were riding was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad engine on the crossing at McGrawsville south of here.  Russel Sharp, son of Mrs. Sharp was injured slightly.  The party were returning from a cemetery where they had decorated the graves of relatives with flowers.  The automobile caught on fire and was burned following the accident.

Raymond Shively, son of William Henry Shively and Alice Jenkins, was a member of the 1925 C.H.S. Basketball Team pictured above.  The following newspaper obituary was found in the Logansport Pharos-Tribune, Tuesday, July 2, 1974, Page 2, Column 4:

R. Shively Dies At 67

Bunker Hill – Raymond O. Shively, 67, Rt 1, died Monday at 11:40 a.m. at St. Joseph Memorial Hospital, Kokomo.  He had been ill since February.

Born October 28, 1906, in Miami county, he was the son of William Henry and Alice Jenkins Shively.  He was married April 13, 1928, to Mildred Childers, who survives.

Shively was a retired carpenter who was a member of the McGrawsville United Methodist Church, Crescent Lodge No. 280 in Miami and the York Rite in Peru.

Survivors besides his wife include four sons, William A., Rt. 1, Bunker Hill, Robert E., Marion, Larry A., Bunker Hill, and James E. of Rt. 5, Perup three sisters Merle Powell, Rt. 1, Amboy, Grace Christner, North Grove, and Dorothy Glassburn, Rt. 1, Amboy; 15 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.  One son and two brothers preceded him in death.

Services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Allen Funeral Home with burial in the Santa Fe Cemetery, the Rev. Robert L. Melling officiating.  Masonic services will be tonight at 8 p.m. at the funeral home.

Everett Shively And Edith Frey From Miami County, Indiana

Everett Shively 1926

Everett Shively was born on 12-Dec-1904 in Waupecong, Miami County, Indiana.  He died on 13-Apr-1977 in Bremen, Marshall County, Indiana.  Everett was the son of Walter H. Shively and Janie Warfelt.  He married Edith Frey on 12-May-1928.

From the research there are articles that indicate Everett Shively was good in sports.  Located in The Kokomo Tribune, Friday, June 6, 1930, Page 18, Column 7:

Bunker HIll Youth Wins Twelfth Letter At Ball

State College

(Special to the Tribune)  Muncie, Ind., June 6--Everett "Jocko" Shively of Bunker Hill has been awarded a major letter in baseball by the athletic committee of Ball State Teachers' college.  The award is the twelfth major award Shively has won in his four years at Ball State.  He entered school before the freshman rule became effective and won major awards in football, basketball, and baseball that year and each season thereafter.

Everett Shively 1929

The newspaper obituary for Everett Shively was located in The Bremen Enquirer, April 21, 1977:

Coach, Teacher

Everett J. Shively Succumbs

Everett L. Shively, 72, 403 S. Shumaker St., Bremen, died at 4:35 a.m., April 13 at Bremen Community hospital where he was admitted two hours earlier after having a heart attack at his home.  The assistant school superintendent at Bremen until his retirement in 1969 after 30 years of teaching,  Mr. Shively also coached basketball and baseball during his academic career.

He was born Dec. 12, 1904 in Miami county to Walter H. and Jane Warfelt Shively and was married May 12, 1928 to Edith Frey, who survives.  Also surviving are one son, Jack J. Shively, South Bend; two granddaughters; two sisters, Violet (Mrs. Forrest) Zehring, Kokomo; and Esther (Mrs. Weldon) Worl, Bunker Hill; and one brother, Laurel Shively, Kokomo.

While serving in Bremen, Mr. Shively was a varsity basketball and baseball coach for a number of years besides his teaching duties.  He began his teaching career in 1930 at Albany, where he also coached.  Mr. Shively moved to Winamac in 1934, where he coached and taught.  He earned his bachelor's degree at Ball State teachers college in 1930 and while an undergraduate, earned 12 varsity letters.  Mr. Shively also played professional baseball for a short time after his graduation from Ball State.

He received his master's degree from Indiana university in 1945.  Mr. Shively was appointed to the IHSAA State Athletic Council board of district one and he served in that capacity five years.  He also was appointed as a member of the IHSAA control board for one year, during which time he was honored to present the Trester award at the conclusion of the Indiana state high school basketball championship in 1966.

Mr. Shively was instrumental in adding the football program to the Bremen school system in 1954.

He was past president of Bremen's Kiwanis club; was a member of Masonic lodge 280, F. and A.M., at Miami; and was a member of the Scottish Rite of South Bend, the Murat Shrine Temple of Indianapolis, the Indiana Retired Teachers Association and Grace United Methodist Church of Bremen.   

Services were conducted at 1:30 p.m., April 15 at Mishler funeral home, Bremen, with Rev. Earl Owen, pastor of Grace United Methodist Church of Bremen, officiating.  Burial was at Bremen cemetery.

Everett, Violet, Laurel, Janie Warfelt Shively

Everett Shively was the first child born to Walter H. Shively and Janie Warfelt.  Other children born to Walter and Janie included:  Laurel born 11-Jan-1908 Waupecong, Miami Co., IN died 12-Apr-1986 Miami Co, IN, buried Santa Fe Cem.   He was married 1st to Helen W. Childers on 29-Jun-1929 and 2nd to Dorothy Cunningham on 28-May-1966;  Violet born 2-Jun-1910 died 29-May-2009 buried Galveston Cem (Indiana).  She was married on 27-Feb-1929 to Forrest Zehring;   Esther D. born 6-Jan-1914 Waupecong, Miami County, IN died 21-Jan-2005 Bunker HIll, Miami Co., IN.  She married Weldon L. Worl on 11-Aug-1934 in Bryan, Williams Co., OH

The parents of Walter H. Shively were Alfred Shively (23-Sep-1844 - 11-May-1935) and Amanda Strickler (12-Jul-1852 - 4-Jan-1937).  Alfred Shively was the son of Israel Shively (1820-1866) and Cynthia Ann Brooks (1824-1890).  Israel Shively was the son of John Shively and Margaret.  John Shively was the son of Conrad Shively and Mary Moyer.