Husband: Lloyd Alpheus SHAW
Birthdate: 10/20/1859
Birthplace: Poplar Run, Blair Co., PA
Death date: 4/11/1929
Place of death: Altoona, Blair Co., PA
Burial: Pine Grove Cemetery, Blair Co., PA
Father: Alexander SHAW
Mother: Hannah Maria STIFFLER

Marriage date: 12/1881
Marriage place:

Wife: Emma Jane BUTLER
Birthdate: 7/19/1861
Birthplace: Dry Run, Blair Co., PA
Death date: 3/17/1937
Place of death: McKee, PA
Burial: Poplar Run Cemetery, Blair Co., PA
Father: Samuel BUTLER
Mother: Rachel SHIFFLER

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Alice SHAW
Sex: F
Birthdate: 3/19/1882
Birthplace: Dry Gap, Blair Co., PA
Death date: 10/5/1962
Place of death: Gallitzan, Cambria Co., PA
Burial:
Marriage date: 12/11/1902
Marriage place: Blair Co., PA
Spouses' names: George William SMITH

Child No. 2: Samuel SHAW
Sex: M
Birthdate: 8/18/1884
Birthplace: McKee, Blair Co., PA
Death date: 8/2/1965
Place of death:
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Marriage date: Abt 1910
Marriage place: Blair Co., PA
Spouses' names: Effie SMITH

Child No. 3: Harry Butler SHAW
Sex: M
Birthdate: 3/22/1887
Birthplace: Puzzletown, Blair Co., PA
Death date: 9/14/1969
Place of death: Newry, Blair Co., PA
Burial:
Marriage date: 8/12/1908
Marriage place: Blair Co., PA
Spouses' names: Pearl E. SMITH (1st wife)

Child No. 4: James A. SHAW
Sex: M
Birthdate: 3/1889
Birthplace:
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Child No. 5: Jennie SHAW
Sex: F
Birthdate: 11/26/1891
Birthplace: Puzzletown, Blair Co., PA
Death date: 3/26/1984
Place of death: McKee, Blair Co., PA
Marriage date: 4/7/1913
Burial:
Marriage place: Hollidaysburg, Blair Co., PA
Spouses' names: Harvey BOYER

Child No. 6: Lillian B. SHAW
Sex: F
Birthdate: 11/25/1894
Birthplace: Dry Run, Blair Co., PA
Death date: 3/2/1990
Place of death: Hollidaysburg, Blair Co., PA
Burial: Union Cemetery, Gallitzin, Cambria Co., PA
Marriage date: aBT 1914 Marriage place:
Spouses' names: Ralph FRENCH (1st husband)

Child No. 7: Anna Mary SHAW
Sex: F
Birthdate: 5/28/1896
Birthplace: Dry Run, Blair Co., PA
Death date: 1/2/1992
Place of death: King, Bedford Co., PA
Burial:
Marriage date: 6/22/1922
Marriage place: Leamersville, PA
Spouses' names: Emory Watson BURKET

Child No. 8: John P. SHAW
Sex: M
Birthdate: 5/30/1898
Birthplace:
Death date: 12/20/1969
Place of death:
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Marriage date: 1/9/1918
Marriage place:
Spouses' names: Vera A. SELL

Child No. 9: Elmer Henry SHAW
Sex: M
Birthdate: 9/4/1901
Birthplace: Puzzletown, Blair Co., PA
Death date: 1/14/1984
Place of death: East Freedom, Blair Co., PA
Burial: Greenlawn Cemetery, Roaring Spring, Blair Co., PA
Marriage date: 4/28/1923 Marriage place:
Spouses' names: Ruth Marie GREEN (1st wife)

Child No. 10: Albert W. SHAW
Sex: M
Birthdate: 8/16/1900
Birthplace:
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Documentation:
1900
Lloyd and Emma appear on the 1900 census for Juniata Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, dwelling number 71, family number 72. He is 40 years old and is working as a farmer. She is 39 years old. They have been married for 19 years. There have been 9 children, 8 still living.
1910
Lloyd and Emma appear on the 1910 census for Juniata Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, dwelling number 62, family number 63. He is 50 years old and is working as a farmer. She is 47 years old. They have been married for 31 years. There have been 12 children, 9 are still living. At the time of the death of his brother Millard in 1910, Lloyd was living in Juniata Township.
1920
Lloyd and Emma appear on the 1920 census for Freedom Township, Blair County, Pennsylvania, dwelling number 4, family number 4. He is 60 years old and she is 57 years old. Also living here are a granddaughter, Gladis, age 6 and a grandson, Roy, age 3.

OBITUARY - Article about the accident that claimed the life of Lloyd Shaw, and injured his son James:
  Lloyd A. Shaw and James H. Shaw, both of McKee, Injured when Automobile Is struck by Pennsy Test Train at Duncansville Crossing Just Above the Y. Elder man succumbs at Hospital in this city.
  They Fail to See train drawn by Big Cascade Engine which is making a series of Test Trips - Father has chest crushed and son a crush of skull.
  Two men, father and son, were injured, the father fatally, at 10:10 o'clock this morning when the automovile coupe in which they were riding was struck by a train on the New Portage line of the Pennsylvania railroad at 7th Street grade crossing in Duncansville, just west of New Portage Junction.
  The dead: Lloyd A. Shaw, of McKee, chest crushed on right side, left hip and several ribs fractured. He died at the Altoona hospital at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
  The Injured: James H. Shaw, aged 40, son of Lloyd Shaw, crushed skill and abrasions all over the limbs and body.
  Both men were brought to the Altoona hospital after the accident and it was found that both were in very critical condition. The son is lying in an unconscious condition, while the father regained consciousness before he expired.
  Other son lives nearby.
  Another son of Lloyd Shaw lives just a short distance from where the accident occurred. He was at home when the crash occurred. he heard it and went out to investigate, being horrified to find that it was his father and brother who were the victims.
  They left their home at 5:30 o'clock this morning and drove to Duncansville with the purpose of buying a tire for their automobile, a coupe. The train which hit them is an extra that is being operated by the Pittsburgh division authorities over the New Portage line for the purpose of testing one of the new Cascade engines for the passenger service, an account of which was published in the Altoona Mirror last week.
  Men Fail to See Train.
  The elder Shaw was driving the coupe and it is quite evident that neither he nor his son saw the train running towards them until they were on the track, too late for them to get out of the way. The coupe was completely demolished by the impact and the men were hurled to the side of the track.
  They were picked up by the train crew and by John Shaw and others who were attracted by the accident. Medical aid was summoned and as soon as possible they were placed aboard a train and brought to Altoona, being conveyed to the hospital from the station by the ambulance. It was stated at the railroad company offices that the crossing where the accident occurred is protected by the signals that are regularly employed in the company at all grade crossings along the lines and company officials are at a loss to know why these did not attract the attention of the unfortunate men, even though they did not see the train as it ran towards them.
  The Shaws formerly resided in the vicinity of Puzzletown, but they have lived at McKee for about 20 yers and were usually employed in the ganister quarries in that vicinity. It was stated today that neither had been employed lately.
  Mr. Shaw was a member of the United Brethren church in East Freedom, where he was a constant attendant at the services and took an active part in the work of the church and Sunday School.

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