Genealogy Report: Descendants of Durs Werner (Christian) Schaeublin.(Shively)
Descendants of Durs Werner (Christian) Schaeublin.(Shively)
9.Barbara4 Shively (Christian3Schaeublin, Christian2, Durs Werner (Christian)1Schaeublin.(Shively)) was born 29 Sep 1745 in Warwick Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and died 02 Oct 1821 in West Township, Columbiana County, Ohio.She married David Smith, son of Von Groate Schmidt.He died 02 Oct 1821 in Columbiana CO. Ohio.
Notes for David Smith:
David Smith moved to Buffalo Township, Northumerland County Pennsylvania in 1773. He received a land deed for 321 acres from the middle of the 1100 acres owned by Christian Schaeublin 16 November 1775 at the north side of Penn's Creek. He sold to Thomas Hartley 200 acres, not to include David Smith's mill, 18 November 1788 at Buffalo Township-agreement between David Smith and Thomas Hartley 16 November 1789.
Sometime between 1803 and 1808 he moved to Columbiana County, Ohio. He is possibly buried in Moultrie Cemetery, West Township, Columbiana County,
Child of Barbara Shively and David Smith is:
| 15. | i. | CATHERINE5 SMITH, b. 10 Jul 1773; d. 18 May 1866. |
10.John4 Shively (Christian3Schaeublin, Christian2, Durs Werner (Christian)1Schaeublin.(Shively)) was born 24 Jul 1748 in Warwick Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and died Mar 1781 in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania.He married Eve Berger.
Notes for John Shively:
John Shively moved to York County, Pennsylvaina, in 1774 he moved to Northumberland County. He received a land deed for 324 and 3/4 acres from his father's estate 16 November 1775. Consideration 200 pounds. He was carried off by Indians about 1781 and never heard from again. Administration of his estate was filed in 1784 in Northumberland County and settled in 1801.
Children of John Shively and Eve Berger are:
| i. | CONRAD5 SHIVELY, b. 1773. | ||
| ii. | CHRISTIAN SHIVELY, b. 1775. | ||
| iii. | JOHN SHIVELY, b. 12 Aug 1776. | ||
| iv. | FREDERICK SHIVELY, b. 1778. |
11.Christian4 Shively (Christian3Schaeublin, Christian2, Durs Werner (Christian)1Schaeublin.(Shively)) was born 02 Feb 1750/51 in Warwick Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and died in Limestone Township, Union County, Pennsylvania.He married (1) Catherine Fought.She was born 20 May 1752.He married (2) Sophia Catharina Von Groate Schmidt 01 Oct 1773 in York County, Pennsylvania, daughter of Von Groate Schmidt.She was born 21 Mar 1751/52 in Frankfort Am Main, Hesse, Germany, and died 05 Jan 1821 in Limestone Township, Union County, Pennsylvania.
Notes for Christian Shively:
Note:
Christian received a land deed for 291 acres from his father's estate 16 November 1775 at Buffalo Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. Deed for eastern one fourth of 1000 acres from Esther Shively, widow of Christian Shively and Christian Weist executors, consideration 200 pounds.
He lived in Union County until 1774, before his first child was born, moved to Northumberland County, to John's farm (left to him by his father), moved to Clarion County between 1836 and 1842 (Marie Garman notes) and finally again to Union County.
He served in the military during the Revolutionary War about 1776.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Christian Shively a tract of mountain land called Dover, dated 22 February 1798, consideration 12 pounds, 18 shillings, and 9 pence. Signed by Govenor Thomas Mifflin, who was a signer of the Declaration of Independence.
The first cabin built was a rude structure, roofed with bark. For a table, he used the butt of a large log, while smaller ones sufficed for chairs. Penn's Creek was so small then it could be spanned with a fallen tree. Fish and game were plenty and could be had with little effort. He planted corn in clearings used by the Indians for that purpose. All went well until after the battle of Lexington, when the Indians became hostile. For safety, he left that country, which at that time contained but a few families, and returned to his former home with his family, and gave his service to his country. After the Revolutionary War, he returned to his new home and with his own hands hewed the timber for his house and barn which today stands as a monument to his skill and industry. He was married to Catherine, whose maiden name is not certain, but speculated to have been Fought. Seve children blessed their union of whom George, born July 26, 1788 was the youngest (Greene Shively).
Christian writes in his will, his son, John, is to pay interest of $333.33 after death of his father to his daughter, Barbara, for her lifetime. His sons Christian and George are to do the same. Christian kept $333.33 for himself and after his death interest on that was also to go to his daughter, Barbara for her lifetime. Barbara is to be kept by John for one year, then by Christian for one year, then by George for one year, alternately for her lifetime.
Warrantees of Land in the County of Huntingdon, 1787-1889
Shively, Christian200February 4, 1790
Shively, Christian100July 24, 1794
More About Christian Shively:
Burial: Lewis Cemetery, Limestone Township, Union County, Pennsylvania
Christening: 21 Feb 1750/51, Warwick Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
Notes for Sophia Catharina Von Groate Schmidt:
Note: Sophia Von Groate Schmitt was born in the Cloister of St. Catherines. In 1780, she lived near White Springs, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania
More About Sophia Catharina Von Groate Schmidt:
Burial: Lewis Cemetery, Limestone Township, Union County, Pennsylvania
Children of Christian Shively and Catherine Fought are:
| i. | BARBARA5 SHIVELY, b. 29 Jun 1774, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; d. 02 Dec 1865, Limestone Township, Union County, Pennsylvania. |
| Notes for BARBARA SHIVELY: Barbara Shively never married. She was born after Christian moved to his brother John's farm in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. She was probably one of the children that were hidden in the corn patch during an Indian raid in 1781, while her father went to the fort at New Berlin. Christian made an agreement with his sons, on 10 May 1819, to deed part of his land to them in exchange for their agreement to keep him, their mother, Catherine and Barbara for their lifetimes. The lands are deeded to the sons; John, Christian, and George the same day. Christian wrote his will on 22 November 1842 making further provisions for his sons to take care of their sister. Her tombstone is the third one on the old homestead in Limestone Township, in the Brethren Church Cemetery about 1 mile west of Mifflinburg. |
| More About BARBARA SHIVELY: Burial: Brethren Church Cemetery, Limestone Township, Union County, Pennsylvania |
| ii. | JOHN SHIVELY, b. 03 Feb 1778; d. 21 Jan 1868. | ||
| iii. | CHRISTIAN SHIVELY, b. 07 Aug 1779, Pennsylvania; d. 07 Sep 1860; m. MARY STIESS, 1817; b. 21 May 1796, Northumberland, Pennsylvania. | ||
| iv. | HENRY SHIVELY, b. 27 Apr 1781, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; d. 14 Jan 1797, Mifflinburg, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. |
| Notes for HENRY SHIVELY: Note: Henry Shively never married. He died from mysterious circumstances near Mifflinburg, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. Sources list his death as 14 January 1797/1798 or 17 February 1797. (Tombstone lists 17 February 1797. He was found dead near Mifflinburg under mysterious circumstances. He died at 15 years, 7 months, and 17 days of age. |
| More About HENRY SHIVELY: Burial: Lewis Cemetery, Limestone Township, Union County, Pennsylvania |
| 16. | v. | SAMUEL SHIVELY, b. 01 May 1784; d. 30 Nov 1818. | |
| vi. | SUSANNA SHIVELY, b. 18 Apr 1786; d. 29 Jul 1856. | ||
| 17. | vii. | GEORGE SHIVELY, b. 26 Jul 1788, Pennsylvania; d. 22 Nov 1854. |
12.Esther4 Shively (Christian3Schaeublin, Christian2, Durs Werner (Christian)1Schaeublin.(Shively)) was born 10 Dec 1752 in Warwick Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, and died 12 Dec 1842 in Columbiana County, Ohio.She married Ludwig Smith, son of Von Groate Schmidt.He was born in Chanceford Township, York County, Pennsylvania, and died 01 Nov 1821 in Columbiana County, Ohio.
Notes for Esther Shively:
Note:
(AGB) lists a birthdate of 1 December 1752 (from German script). Another source lists 10 December 1752.
On 16 November 1775, she is deeded 286 acres of her father's 1000 acre tract in Northumberland County, Pennsylvania for 200 pounds consideration.
Notes for Ludwig Smith:
Ludwig Smith resided in Chanceford Township, York County, Pennsylvania. He served in the Revolutionary War as a ranger in Patrick Watson's Company and in Mathew Wilson's Company, on the frontier in Northumberland County. He moved to Columbiana County, Ohio. His will is dated 1 March 1819, it was probated on 10 December 1821, in Lisbon, Ohio.
Children of Esther Shively and Ludwig Smith are:
| i. | CATHERINE5 SMITH. | ||
| ii. | ELIZABETH SMITH. | ||
| iii. | MAGDALENA SMITH. | ||
| iv. | JACOB SMITH. | ||
| v. | JUDITH SMITH. | ||
| vi. | EASTHER SMITH. | ||
| vii. | SUSANNA SMITH. |
13.Henry Ambrose4 Shively (Christian3Schaeublin, Christian2, Durs Werner (Christian)1Schaeublin.(Shively)) was born 07 Mar 1762 in York Township, York County, Pennsylvania, and died 10 Aug 1821 in Millville, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.He married (1) Elizabeth Green 1781 in Pennsylvania, daughter of Joseph Green and Margaret Abbott.She was born 1763 in Union County, Pennsylvania, and died 1817.He married (2) Mary Eves 01 May 1817 in Millville, Columbia, Pa, daughter of John Eves and Edith Yeatman.She was born 24 Nov 1770 in Millcreek Hundred, New Cas., De, and died 14 Aug 1858 in Millville, Clmb., Pa.
Notes for Henry Ambrose Shively:
Henry Shively has alternate birthdate information of 27 March 1762 (from his father, Christian's German script). He resided at Buffalo Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. He moved to Sugar Valley, Centre County, Pennsylvania. He has an alternate death date of 10 August 1827 (from his brother Christian's German script).
Genealogy of the Friends of Muncy MM; by Eshelman; (GS film 020464);
p. 296
The Abbott-Adlum-Green Families; by Eisenhart; p. 40, 46-
Descendants of Christian Shively...; by Arthur Black; 1943; pp.
125-130
More About Henry Ambrose Shively:
Christening: 07 Mar 1762
Notes for Elizabeth Green:
Notes: National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Washington, D.C., Vol. 95, pg. 138, Bernadetta Dugan Wade, DAR ID #94434. "Born in Smith Center, Kansas. Wife of L. G. Wade. Descendant of Capt. Joseph Green, as follows: 1. Elmer Ellsworth Dugan (b. 1864), m. 1889, Lillis A. Fleming (b. 1869); 2. Ashley Dugan (b. 1828) m. 1854, Margaret Mather Shively (1833-1902); 3. John Shively (1795-1863) m., 1814, Sarah Eves (1795-1840); 4. Henry Shively m. Elizabeth Green; 5. Joseph Green m. Margaret Abbott (d. 1783).Joseph Green (1720-1802) was a member of the Committee of Safety of Northumberland County (PA). He was commissary of supplies for Sullivan's Expedition, and throughout the struggle was active in civil and military service in the valley of the West Branch. He was born in Lancaster County; died in Buffalo Valley, Pa."
Notes: Sources also have death dates of 1807 and 1817. ?Died before 1817 when he married Mary Eves.Sources list marriage dates of 1781, 1782 and 1786.
Notes for Mary Eves:
Henry also married (2) Mary Eves on May 1, 1817.
Children of Henry Shively and Elizabeth Green are:
| 18. | i. | MARGARET5 SHIVELY, b. 1787. | |
| ii. | ESTHER (HENRIETTA- HETTY) SHIVELY, b. 06 Mar 1788; d. 1854, Freeport, Stephenson, Il; m. ROBERT BARBER, 16 Dec 1804, Buffalo Valley, Union, PA; b. 26 May 1783; d. 16 Nov 1862, Columbia, Lancaster, Pa.. | ||
| 19. | iii. | SUSANNAH SHIVELY, b. 17 May 1793, Millville, Columbia, PA.; d. 20 Feb 1840, Columbia, PA.. | |
| 20. | iv. | JOHN SHIVELY, b. 26 May 1795, Millville, Columbia, Pa; d. 1864. | |
| 21. | v. | ELIZABETH SHIVELY, b. 1798. | |
| 22. | vi. | HENRY AMBROSE SHIVELY, b. 23 May 1802, Millville, Columbia, Pa; d. 05 Mar 1886, Bowling Green, Wood, Oh. | |
| 23. | vii. | GEORGE WERNER SHIVELY, b. 05 Feb 1807, Millville, Columbia County, Pennsylvania; d. 07 Mar 1890. | |
| viii. | SARAH SHIVELY, b. 1808, Millville, Columbia County, Pennsylvania; m. ELI SANDS. |