Ancestors of Shively

Notes

256. Christian SHIVELY (SCHAEUBLIN)

*Personal Note:
I think Christian started the name changing. common sense tells you if they came from Germanic speaking Switzerland, then they would most certainly have trouble spelling the name like it sounded in their mother tounge. Thus you have the many variances on the spelling. It eventually evolved into SHIVELY, But you'll notice several places on Census Records and such that alot of spelling difference between the same families. Shively, Shiveley are the most current variance but most of the line from John and Eve have stuck to the Shively spelling. other variations: Sheybly, Scheibly, Scheibley, Sheibly, Sheibley, Shiveley, Shivley, Shively, Schaeublin, Schaublin, Scheublein, Schiblien. The ones ending with N are Germanic forms, The rest are Americanized forms with SHIVELY as the end result. Although Christian II shows the Shively Bullheadedness... in his will you see  variations in his own hand, Hehe... But for the most part Shively was the name they must have agreed upon. All of Christen the II children went by Shively, so by 1745 they must have stuck to the Shively.

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FoBG Newsletter Fall 1991, pg. 44. "The seven children who accompanied their parents, Christian and Barbara Schaublin , to America in 1736 were listed in an entry in the manumission records of Basel, Switzerland: Barbara, Catherine, Christian, Uhli (Ulrich), Anna, Ursula, and Magdalena. The records also states that Christian Schaublin had property worth 1700 Basel pounds, of which he was taxed 190 pounds on receiving permission to emigrate. -- Christian Schaublin, no doubt, decided to emigrate from Switzerland to Pennsylvania because of his religious convictions, acquired either from teachers in the Pietistic or Anabaptist movements. The family left Basel on 8 April 1736 and arrived in Philadelphia on 15 September, a journey of 4 months, 17 days on the ship Princess Augusta from Rotterdam, Samuel Marchant, Master. In List A of the Palatines on the ship, the father is listed as "Christian Sheybly", age 51, with his oldest son, "Christian Sheybly," age 17; in List B, their name is given as Scheublin." The ages of the seven children would have been from 23 to 6 years."

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Strassburger-Hinke, Pennsylvania German Pioneers (PA German Society, Norristown, PA, 1934), Vol 1, pp. 162, 164, 166 (Shively). "Lists 42A, B, and C: Christian Sheybly, age 53, Christian Sheibly, age 17 (pg. 162); also Christen Scheublein and Christen Schiblien (pg. 164); Christen Scheublein, Senior, Christen Scheublein, Junior (pg. 166);" "At the courthouse of Philadelphia, September 16, 1736, one hundred and twelve foreigners from the Palatinate and other places, who with their families, maing in all three hundred and thirty person, were imported here in the Ship Princess Augusta, Samuel Merchant (Master) from Rotterdam, but last from Cowes, as by clearance thence, were this day qualified as usual." In order to qualify they were required to "take and subscribe the oaths to the government."

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Faust, Albert Bernhardt, A.B., Ph.D. and Brumbaugh, Gaius Marcus, M.S., M.D., List of Swiss Emigrants in the Eighteenth Century to the American Colonies, 2 Volumes, Lancaster Press, Lancaster PA, 1920, 1925, Vol. II, pg. 104-105 (Schaeublin), National Genealogical Society,                 . Reprinted by (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1968). "Oberdorf: Schaeublin, Christen, of Oberdorff, (smith). Barbara Spitteler from Beenwyl, his wife. Their children: 1. Christen; 2. Uhli; 3. Barbara; 4. Catharina; 5. Anna; 6. Ursula; 7. Magdalena. Has 1700 pounds worth of property which makes ten percent tax...170.--; Bondage for him and his wife...20.--  190.--.  He and his wife had also not remained untouched by the pietistic movement and early in 1722 Gmeli, who emigranted to Pennsylvania later on, had held a meeting at their smithy which caused much sensation. In 1736, he had to answer a charge of 'Quakerism.' In 1740, he was still living in Pennsylvania."

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260. Jeorg Wilhelm BERGER

Children
Johann Christianus BERGER b: 22 JAN 1723/24 in Brueckrachdorf, Westerwald, Germany
Anna Elizabetha BERGER b: 1 MAR 1728/29 in
Anna Juliana BERGER b: 4 OCT 1730 in Germany
Johann Herwert Herber BERGER b: 10 JUN 1734 in Dierdorf, Germany
BERGER b: 30 DEC 1737
Fritz Henrich BERGER b: 10 OCT 1741 in Germany

320. Ezekiel JENKINS

Name: Ezekiel JENKINS
Given Name: Ezekiel
Surname: Jenkins
Sex: M
Birth: INT 1684 (1684-1700) in Westmoreland,Virginia
Death: 1750 in Fairfax Co. Virginia
Change Date: 21 Apr 2001 at 08:55:01
Note: !SOURCE: PAF, IGI.
PEDI: birth

Father: John JENKINS b: 1658 in Virginia
Mother: Martha GARNER b: 1665

Marriage 1 Mary
Children
Ezekiel JENKINS birth b: 1728 in Westmoreland Co. Virginia
Thomas JENKINS birth

392. John HICKENBOTHEM

Tradition says that three Higginbotham brothers coming to what is now Amherst Co. VA abt 1735, John, Thomas, and Joseph. According to the testimony of a grandaughter of John, Tirzah H. London, these Higginbothams emigrated from Ireland.
John came to Virginia about 1735 and contracted for land on Rutledge Creek (2,430 acres). He died prior to 1745 and the land he had contracted for was conveyed to his oldest, Moses, in April 1745. Moses partitioned this land in 1751 among his brothers and sister probably after the death of his mother, (Frances Riley?), who was not mentioned in this partition as receiving any dower.
Tradition has it that John came from Ireland to VA early in the 18th century with 5 children, John, Moses, Aaron, James and Anne and that four others were born in VA, Benjamin, Joseph, Rachel and Thomas.

Marriage 1 Frances RILEY b: 1696 in Ireland
Married: ABT 1712  Ireland
Children
John HIGGINBOTHAM b: Ireland
Moses HIGGINBOTHAM b: 1713 in Ireland
 Aaron HIGGINBOTHAM b: Ireland
James HIGGINBOTHAM b: Ireland
Anne HIGGINBOTHAM b: Ireland
Benjamin HIGGINBOTHAM b: Amherst County, Virginia
Joseph HIGGINBOTHAM b: Amherst County, Virginia
Rachel HIGGINBOTHAM b: Amherst County, Virginia
Thomas HIGGINBOTHAM b: Amherst County, Virginia

400. Samuel HANCOCK

Name: Samuel HANCOCK
Sex: M
Birth: 1701 in Henrico County, Virginia
Death: 1760 in Chesterfield County Virginia
Note:
Source - Martin Dunville Index

Samuel was only left one gun, one sermon book, and his father's wearing apparel by his father's will.
Since his brothers and sisters received all of the land and slaves owned by their father, Samual left
Virginia and move to NC. In the 1786 census, he is in Granville County, NC and in 1790 census, he is
in Montgomery County, NC. Then he moved to the Sinking Creek area of Wilson County, Tennessee.

Father: Samuel HANCOCK b: 1675 in Lower Norfolk County, Virginia
Mother: Johan HANCOCK b: 1680 in Henrico County, Virginia

Marriage 1 Elizabeth JAMESON
Married: 1726 in Chesterfield County, Virginia
Marriage Ending Status: Death of one spouse
Children
Samuel HANCOCK , Jr. b: 1730 in Chesterfield County Virginia
John H. HANCOCK b: 1732 in Cumberland County, Virginia
William HANCOCK b: UNKNOWN in Henrico County, Virginia

432. Johann Michel Sr. FICHTHORN

Name: Johann Michel Fichthorn Sr.
Surname: Fichthorn
Given Name: Johann Michel
NSFX: Sr.
Sex: M
Children
Johann Michael Fichthorn b: 1715 in Germany
Andreas Fichthorn b: 27 Aug 1717 in Neukirchen, Hochfurstl, Erdenspacher, Herrschaft, Germany

464. Casper EYESTONE

Name: Caspar AUGENSTEIN
Given Name: Caspar
Surname: Augenstein
Sex: M
Birth: 1726
Death: 10/1804 in Ross Co. OH

Father: Hiero AUGENSTEIN b: 1700-05 in Baden, Germany

Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown
Children
Peter AUGENSTEIN b: 1748

480. George Sr. HOTT

Arrived, November 9, 1738, in York, Pennsylvania aboard "The Charming Nancy" with Charles Stedman, Commander, from Rotterdam.
On September 6, 1761 he became naturalized in Lancaster, Pa.

Marriage 1 Magdalena SHANTZ b: in Germany
Married: in Germany
Children
George H. HOTT ,Jr. b: 22 Sep 1738 in On Board the Charming Nancy.
Samuel HOTT ,Sr. b: ABT. 1740 in Pa.
(Johannes) John J. HOTT b: ABT. 1743 in Lancaster, Pa.
Henry HOTT ,Sr. b: ABT. 1744 in Lancaster, Pa