Livesay Historical Society

Livesay Historical Society

Information about the LIvesay Name since 1957

The Livesay Historical Society was founded in 1957 in Cloverdale, VA, near Roanoke, Virginia when thirty descendants came together
to form a society dedicated to learning more of their Livesay heritage. The Society has met annually each successive year in places
associated with Livesay family history. Members keep in touch by means of the LIVESAY BULLETIN which has been published
quarterly to date..July 2006

First meeting in 1957

All persons with the name of Livesay in any of the many spellings, those who are of Livesay descent and any others who adhere to the
purpose of the Society are welcome to become members.
The purpose of the Society is to encourage and direct the researching, compiling, and recording in permanent form the histories of the
Livesay family, including all its branches and all spellings and related families.

To achieve the mandate to preserve the records as stated in our by-laws “to assemble, store and maintain their state and service in
perpetuity”, the Society has selected a permanent depository for all our records. The Allen County Library of Fort Wayne, IN, best fills
our needs. The submitted material of the Livesay Society is bound, catalogued and available to all interested parties. The genealogical
section of the Allen County Library is second only to the LDS Genealogical Library in Salt Lake City. All interested persons are
encouraged to contribute relevant genealogy, local history, records, documents, photos and research to the Livesay Society.

Please submit genealogical material to Virginia Smith, Livesay Society Historian, . She will place it in its proper place in the Livesay
files.

All portions of the LHS website are property of the Livesay Historical Society. Any material copied for personal use must list the LHS
source. Publication without written permission is restricted. All material submitted to the Livesay Historical Society for inclusion in the
files and possible publication become the property of the Society. All Rights are reserved to the Livesay Historical Society (LHS).