Shively researchers would like additional information on the following familes,
George Shively was born ca 1830 and believed to have died ca 1879 in Akron,Tuscola County, MI. He was married on 16-Oct-1850 in Middlesex, Ontario, Canada to Margaret Dennis. She was born ca 1829.
Listed on the 1861 Upper Canada, Dorchester, Elgin County, Canada census is the household of George Shivley age 31, wife Margaret age 32, son Joseph age 10, daughter Lucy A. age 7, son George W. age 5 and son David J. age 3. George is living with his daughter Martha on the 1906 Province of Alberta, District of Edmonton, Canada census are L. J. Samis age 45, wife Martha age 38, daughter Laura age 14, son age 11, son Edgar age 10, son age 8, son John age 5, son Howard and father in law George Shivley age 75. George is living with his daughter Lucy on the 1910 U.S. census. Listed on the 1910 7th Precinct, Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington census are Charles H. Price age 40, wife Lucy A. age 53 and father in law George Shively age 79.
George Shively and Margaret Dennis had at least the following children:
Joseph Shively born 26-Apr-1851 in Dorchester, Ontario, Canada, died 5-Jun-1927 buried in Maple Hill Cemetery, Leroy, Osceola County, MI. He was married 1st on 2-Jan-1873 in Arkona, Ontario, Canada to Caroline Elizabeth Dennis Johnston (born 27-Apr-1847 died 29-Jul-1912. Joseph married 2nd on 12-Mar-1916 in Osceola County, MI to Margaret McNeile Ellis.
Lucy Ann Shively born 6-Oct-1853 in Springfield,, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada and died 28-Feb-1939 in Tacoma, Pierce County, WA buried in Mountain View Memorial Park, Pierce County, WA. Lucy was married 1st on 4-Deb-1872 in Ingersoll, Oxford County, Canada to George Warren Brooks who was born 2-May-1848 died 28-Jan-1917. Lucy married 2nd on 23-Aug-1890 in Osceola County, MI to Charles H. Price who was born 19-Mar-1863 died 2-May-1936.
Extracted from The News Tribune, Tacoma, Washington, Thursday, March 2, 1939, Page 17, Column 8:
Mrs. Lucy A.. Price, 65, who had lived in Tacoma for 39 years, died Tuesday in a local hospital. She was the widow of the late Charles H. Price, contractor. Her home was at 1004 East 31st street. She was a member of the Trinity Methodist church. She was born in Canada. Survivors include a sister, Minerva Sammas, and a brother, David J. Shively, both of Canada; and a cousin, Minerva Price of Tacoma. Mellinger’s will announce the funeral.
George William Shivley was born ca 1856 and died ca 1897 in Edmonton, Edmonton Census Division, Alberta, Canada. He is buried in Namao Cemetery in Nama, Edmonton Census Division, Alberta, Canada. George was married on 3-Oct-1880 in Chase, Lake County, MI to Ida Matilda Samis. Ida was born on 10-Apr-1863 in Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada and died 18-Sep-1919 in Edmonton, Edmonton Census Division, Alberta, Canada. Ida married 2nd on 14-Apr-1898 to Onslaw Thorwald Van Buskirk.
David James Shively was born 22-Sep-1857 in Springfield, Elgin County, Ontario, Canada and died 8-May-1952 in Sarnia, Lambton County, Ontario and buried in Beechwood Cemetery, Forest, Lambton County, Ontario, Canada. He was married on 21-Jan-1882 in Watford, Ontario, Canada to Agnes Bishop Atwood who was born 21-Jan-1863 and died ca 1950 in Tillsonburg, Oxford County, Ontario, Canada.
Located in The Leader-Post, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, Monday, May 26, 1952, Page 5, Column 1:
Former Regina Dies In Ontario
A former resident of Regina, David J. Shively, 94, died May 8 at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Praise, Sara, Ont.
Burial was in Beechwood cemetery, Forest, Ont., following the funeral service in Central Baptist church, Sarnia, conducted by Rev. S. R. McClung.
Mr. Shively was a native of Springfield, Ont., and for many years lived in Petrol and Tillsonburg. He came with his family to Regina in 1910 and was employed here as a carpenter by several building firms. The family left here in 1940. His wife, the former Agnes Attwood, died a year ago at London, Ont.
Located in The Leader-Post, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, Saturday, November 4, 1950, Page 3, Column 5:
Mrs. D. J. Shively Dies In Ontario At 88
Mrs. Agnes Shively 88, wife of D. J. Shively, formerly of Regina, died recently in hospital at Tillsonburg, Ont., and was buried at Forest, Ont.
Survivors include her husband, one son, William J. Shively, 1937 Montague street, and one daughter, Mrs. Jack Craise of Tillsonburg.
The couple moved to Tillsonburg in 1940.
Martha Minerva Shively was born on 21-Mar-1867 in Ontario, Canada and died on 17-Feb-1946 in Namao, Sturgeon County, Alberta, Canada. She was married on 24-Mar-1889 in Colfax County, NE to Luther Judson Samis. He was born on 13-Jun-1861 and died on 26-Apr-1934 in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
The following newspaper obituary was found in the Edmonton Journal, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Thursday, February 20, 1947, Page 16, Column 1:
Mrs. Martha Minerva Samis
On February 19, Mrs. Martha Minerva Samis of Namao, Alberta, widow of L. J. Samis. She is survived by four sons, Elmer of Edmonton, David of Clyde, John and Howard both of Namao; also 11 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock at Howard and McBride’s Chapel. Rev. G. A. Sauder and Rev. O. R. Lavers will officiate and interment will take place in the Namao cemetery. Howard and McBride, Funeral Service.
Located in the Edmonton Journal, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Friday, April 27, 1934, Page 22:
Mr. Luther Judson Samis
Mr. Luther Judson Samis of Namao passed away in the city Thursday, April 26, at the age of 73 years. He leaves to mourn his loss besides his wife, one daughter and four sons, Mrs. F. M. Davis of Jeffrey, Alberta, Dave of Jeffrey, Alberta, Elmer, John and Howard of Namao, two sisters and three brothers, Mrs. G. M. Groat of Vancouver, Fred Samir of Bon Accord, John S. Samis of Namao, Ben A. Samis of Mission, BC. The late Mr. Samis has been a resident of the Namao district for the past 41 years. The funeral service will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 from the Namao United church. Rev. Gray, Rev. Stewart and Rev. Brunton will officiate. Andrews Bros., funeral directors.
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