• Joseph Anderton Shipley

Fannie Hill Shipley

Mrs. Fannie Hill Shipley, 87, a former resident of American Fork and Salt Lake City, died Wednesday at her home in Los Angeles of pneumonia, relatives in Salt Lake City learned Thursday.

She was born January 15, 1865, in Smithfield, Cache County, a daughter of Joseph and Sarah Crosby Hill. The family moved to American Fork when she was a child and she resided there until 1920 when she moved to Salt Lake City.

Mrs. Shipley was an active member of the Relief Society of the Sixteenth Ward, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She moved to Los Angeles in 1938 and had resided there since.

She was married to Joseph Shipley who died in 1944 in Los Angeles.

Surviving are five sons and daughters; Ray Shipley, Mrs. Ema Boll, Warren Shipley, and Mrs. Naonia Brown, all of Los Angeles and Clarence Shipley of Idaho Falls, Idaho. Eighteen grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren and three sisters; Mrs. Margaret McCracken, Ogden; Mrs Susan Bingham, Smithfield, and Mrs. Elefie Bowman, Salt Lake City.

Funeral arrangements will be announced by the Anderson Mortuary in American Fork.

Joseph A. Shipley

Funeral services for Joseph A. Shipley, 87, were conducted this afternoon at the L.R. Rice Mortuary in Maywood.

He lived at 5910 S. Los Angeles Street and was until recently a resident of American For, Utah where the body will be removed for burial.

Survivors include three sons, Joseph R., Warren A, and Clarence L Shipley. He also leaves two daughters, Mrs. Erma Boll, and Mrs. Naomia Brown; 16 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.

Joseph A. Shipley - Shipley Rites

Funeral services were held for Joseph A. Shipley, 87, 5910 South Los Angeles Street, with remains being shipped to American Fork, Utah, for burial. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Fanny Shipley; sister, Mrs. Grace Patterson, of Portland; sons, Joseph R. Shipley, of Los Angeles; Warren H. Shipley of Torrance, and Clarence L. Shipley of Idaho; daughters, Mrs. Erma Boll, Huntington Park, and Mrs. H.F. Brown, (Naomi), of Los Angeles; 16 grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren.

Tuesday, April 27, 1948

Joseph A. Shipley
Joseph A. Shipley, former resident of Salt Lake City and American Fork, died Saturday in Los Angeles of causes incident to age.
Mr. Shipley operated a shoe repair shop in Salt Lake City for many years.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Fannie Hill Shipley; five sons and daughters. Warren and Raymond Shipley and Mrs. Naomi Brown, Los Angeles; Mrs Erma Boll, Huntington Park, California, and Clarence Shipley, Idaho; a sister, Mrs Grace Patterson, Portland, Oregon and several grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Anderson Mortuary in American Fork Wednesday moring. Funeral time will be announced later.

Jos. A. Shipley Brought Here For Burial

Funeral services for Joseph A. Shipley, 87, native of American Fork, will be held in the Anderson and Sons mortuary Friday, April 30, at 2p.m. with J. Stanley Peters, bishop of the Second ward officiating. Mr. Shipley died April 24 at his home in Los Angeles of causes incident to age.
The son of Joseph and Elizabeth Anderton Shipley, he was born in American Fork Feb. 15, 1861. For many years he ran a shoe repair shop here before he moved to Salt Lake City where he continued in the same business. He moved to Los Angeles three years ago.
He married Fanny Hill who survives but is unable to make the trip to Utah. Other survivors are three sons and two daughters, Clarence Shipley, Idaho Falls, Idaho; Warren Shipley, Torrence, California; Ray Shipley, Los Angeles; Mrs Frank (Naomi) Brown and Mrs. J.S. (Erma) Boll, both of Los Angeles.

Friends Pay Final Tribute To Joseph A Shipley

Funeral services for joseph A. Shipley, 87, native of American Fork, were conducted Friday at 2p.m. in the Anderson and Sons Mortuary by Joseph H. Storrs, bishop of the Second ward when Mr. Shipley lived in American Fork. He died April 24 at his home in Los Angeles of causes incident to age.
Richard Hill, Salt Lake City, a brother-in-law, delivered an impressive address on the Latter-day Saint conception of the resurrectin and life hereafter. Bishop Storrs told of his acquaintance with the family and his association with them as a bishop.
Music included vocal solos, "Face to Face" by Moral D. Steele, and "Going Home" by Ray Shelley, and a violin solo by Milton Brown. Mrs. Owen G. Humphries was accompanist. The invocation was offered by Leonard S. Harrington, Albert Rowley a nephew, pronounced the benediction, and the grave in the American For cemetery was dedicated by Earl Shipley, Salt Lake City, another nephew.

Card of Thanks

With sincere appreciation to the many friends and neighbors who so graciously offered their services and condoance after the death of our beloved husband and father, we express our thanks and gratitude. To all wo assisted, whether by word or deed, we are deeply appreciative.

Mrs. Joseph A. Shipley and Family.

Warren Shipley

Funeral services for Warren A. Shipley, 69, of 22628 E. Figueroa St., were conducted yesterday at the Stone and Myers Mortuary Chapel. Private inurnment followed the rites.

Mr. Shipley, who died last Saturday, was born in Utah and had lived in the Torrance area for 40 years. He was a veteran of World War II.

Surviving Mr. Shipley are his widow, Gertrude; a son Kenneth Shipley, now in the Merchant Marine; a step-son Joseph Tingey of Downey; two daughters, Lorraine Muskat of La Puente and Dorothy Yates of Sun Valley, Calif.; a brother, Clarence of Idaho; two sisters, Naomia Brown of Torrance and Erma Boll of Huntington Park; five grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren.

Helen Elizabeth Shipley, loving wife of Warren A. Shipley of 9816 South McKinley Avenue passed away at the home Sunday, August 10, 1930, after a long illness. Mrs. Shipley was born February 11, 1903 in Salt Lake City, Utah, here she spent all of her life coming to California three years ago. Besides the husband she leaves three small children resideing at the above address, a loving father, Dean C. Richmond, one sister and eight brothers all living in Salt Lake City, Utah. Mrs. Shipley was a life long member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Church. Services were held Wednesday, August 13, 1930 at 1 P.M. from the Southwest Funeral Home and burial was in Inglewood Cemetery.

Lula Shipley Fitzgerald
Lehi - Lula Shipley Fitzgerald, 76, Lehi, died March 25, 1967 in a Pleasant Grove rest home after a long illness. Born March 10, 1801, American Fork, to Willard J. and Sylvia F. Bromley Shipley. Married to William D. Fitzgerald Aug 15, 1911, Provo. He died June 13, 1966. Member LDS Church. Survivors: brothers, sisters, Willard R., Pleasant Grove; Willis E., Rendondo Beach, California; Mrs H. Winfield (Sara) Clark, Provo; Mrs Dazel (Sylvia) Pulley, American Fork; nephews, nieces. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m., Wing Mortuary, Lehi, where friends call Monday 7-9 p.m., Tuesday prior to services. Burial American Fork Cemetery.

William D. Fitzerald
July 25, 1888 - June 13, 1966

Friday June 17, 1966 1p.m.
Wing Mortuary Chapel
Lehi Utah
Bishop J. Wendell Skinner Lehi Eighth Ward Officiating
Pallbearers: James Hamilton, Nolan Healy (child of Edith Mary Shipley), Robert Ferguson, Don S. McOmie (husband Annie Shipley), Carl Shipley (son of Randall Carl Shipley), Lee Walker.
Interment in American Fork Cemetery.
Prelude: Karla Harding
Family Prayer: Roland Clark (Nephew)
Opening Prayer: Duane Love
Musical Selection: Mixed Quartette
"Beautiful Land" Bernice Rasmussen, C. Wesley Rasmussen, Earl Peck, Lornell Bateman, Carole Peck, Accompanist
Speaker: William H. Hamilton (Nephew)
Organ Solo: Karla Harding
Speaker: Winfield Clark (Brother-in-law)
REmarks: Bishop J. Wendell Skinner
Musical Selection: Armond E. Webb "Hold Thou My Hand"
Benediction: Gary Elton
Postlude: Karla Harding