Frederick William Shipley

1871–1945 (age 74)

Biography

Frederick William Shipley was born in 1871 and lived through a transformative era of American development. He established himself as a valued member of his community, maintaining connections and contributing his skills across many decades.

Shipley passed away in 1945 and was honored with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery. His life reflected the enduring principles of hard work and community service that defined his generation.

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