Earl Shively, Son Of Henry Shively And Catherine Sarabelle Salade, Ohio County, West Virginia

The following article was located in The Wheeling Register, Wheeling, West Virginia, Tuesday, December 1, 1896, Page 5, Column 3:

Died From Lockjaw

Yesterday afternoon, Earl, the sixteen-year-old son of Henry Shively, pressman at the Staats Zeitung, who lives at No. 87 Zane street, died of lockjaw.  About two weeks ago he accidentally ran a rusty nail in his foot.  The matter was not given the proper medical attention at the time and in a short time afterward the wound healed up sufficiently to permit the boy to go out and walk around.  There was no thought that the matter would terminate seriously, but several days ago he was taken very ill and physician sent for.  He grew worse, however, until a few days ago his jaws became perfectly locked and rigid.  Not a particle of food could be passed through his mouth and death came as a relief to his sufferings.

Located in The Wheeling Register, Wednesday, December 2, 1896, Page 4, Column 6:

DIED

SHIVELY – On Monday, November 30, 1896, at 4:20 p.m., Earl, oldest son of Henry C and Belle S. Shively, aged 15 years and 11 months.  Funeral services at parents residence, No. 77 Zane street, this (Wednesday) afternoon at 2 o’clock. Friends of the family respectfully invited to attend.  Interment at Penninsula cemetery.

The family of Henry and Belle Shively are recorded on the 1900 Ohio County, Wheeling, West Virginia census record.  Listed in the household are: Henry born February 1859, wife Belle born March 1855, son William born February 1884, son George born February 1894, and daughter Myrtle born April 1887.  Henry and Belle were also listed on the 1910 and 1920 Ohio County, West Virginia census records.

Ohio death certificates were located for both Henry Shively and Catherine Sarabelle Salade Shively.  Henry C Shively was born 16-February-1860 in Cambridge, Guernsey County, Ohio and died on 11-May-1941 in Bellaire, Belmont County, Ohio and buried in the Penninsula cemetery. Henry’s occupation is listed as a printer. His parents are listed as Daniel Shively born in Cambridge, Ohio and Hannah Moore born in Cambridge, Ohio.

Catherine Sarabelle Salade Shively was born 10-March-1854 in Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia and died on 4-March-1941 in Bellaire, Belmont County, Ohio and buried in the Pennisula cemetery.  Her parents are listed as John Salade born in Germany and Christina Hendrix born in Germany.

West Virginia death records were located for both Daniel Shively and Hannah Jane Moore Shively.  Daniel Shively was born on 27-May-1815 and died on 29-November-1898, Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia and buried in the Penninsula cemetery .  His parents are listed as John born in PA and Mary born in PA.   Hannah Jane Moore Shively was born on 23-May-1829 in Greene County, Pennsylvania and died 25-October-1909 in Wheeling, Ohio County, West Virginia and buried in the Penninsula cemetery.  Her parents are listed as Samuel Moore born in “Old Virginia” and Elizabeth Sharff born in “Old Virginia”. 

Daniel Shively was the son of John Shively born 1788 died 11-September-1868 in Guernsey County, Ohio and Mary Sphar born about 1795 and died 6-May-1882 in Claysville, Guernsey County, Ohio.

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Edward W. Shively And Wife, Burton Mayo, Who Lived In Jackson County, Missouri

Several articles were located in The Kansas City Star, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri regarding Edward W. Shively.  From The Kansas City Star, Sunday, January 21, 1900, Page 2, Column 3:

Death of Edward Shively at Galveston

Edward Shively of Kansas City died at Galveston, Tex., last Friday morning, where he had recently gone in search of his health.  Mr. Shively was for several years connected with the baggage department at the Union depot.  He was a member of Victory lodge 308, Knights of Pythias.  He leaves a wife, formerly Miss Burton Mayo.  The body will arrive in Kansas City Monday morning over the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railroad.  Burial will be from the family home, 531 Forest avenue.

The following article was extracted from The Kansas City Star, Saturday, January 20, 1900, Page 10, Column 1:

Edward Shively Dies at Galveston

Edward Shively, checkman at the Union depot, died yesterday at Galveston, Tex.  Superintendent Updegraff went to Fort Worth to-day to meet the remains.  Shively was married last September.

The final newspaper article was located in The Kansas City Star, Sunday, January 21, 1900, Page 19, Column 5:

SHIVELY, Edw. W., aged 25 years, at Galveston, Tex., Friday, January 19.  Remains will be brought to Kansas City for burial.  Funeral notice later.

The marriage license for Edward W. Shively and Burton Mayo was located in the Missouri records.  Their marriage was recorded in the Jackson County, Missouri records. They were married on 6-September-1899.   Burton Mayo was the daughter of Charles Lewis Mayo and Josephine McReynolds.

Burton M. Shively is listed on the 1900 Jackson County, Missouri, Kansas City, 14th ward census record.  She is living in the household of Allen Travis and recorded as a sister-in-law. Her sister, Nellie A Travis, is listed as the wife of Allen Travis.

Burton Shively married second Paul Augustus Kirchmaier on 21-April-1906.  Their marriage is recorded in Leavenworth County, Kansas Marriage Book M, Page 360.  

Burton M. Kirchmaier is located on the 1910 Jackson County, Missouri census, the 1920 San Diego County, California census and the 1930 Contra Costa County, California census.  From the California death records it is recorded that Burton Kirchmaier was born 1-Sep-1875 and died 18-Jul-1943 in Alameda County, California.  Paul Augustus Kirchmaier was born 15-Apr-1880 and died 12-Apr-1955 in Alameda County, California.

Edward Shively was the son of Andrew Jacob Shively (1841-1876) and Anna Swearingen.  The family is located on the 1875 Kansas State census records in Miami County.  Listed in the household are A. J. Shiveley age 32, wife Anna age 27, daughter Minnie age 7, daughter Gertrude, and son Edward age 1.   Andrew Jacob Shively was the son of Henry Shively (1820-1895) and Mary H. Kinkaid (1820-1863).  Henry Shively was the son of Jacob Banta Shively and Anna Mavity.