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Obit of Mrs. Henry (Ida Livingston) Todden 1909

MaryRunyonHanshew — 2012-05-12 21:07:31Z

From the Chatsworth Plaindealer
Chatsworth,Livingston,Illinois

MRS. HENRY (IDA LIVINGSTON) TODDEN
APRIL 23, 1909

Ida Livingston Todden, wife of Henry Todden, died at the home of her husband in Charlotte township on Tuesday (Apr. 20) night shortly before midnight, of heart failure, following a bed-ridden illness of about four weeks. Everything possible was done to prolong her life, but to no avail.
She was born about one-half mile from Ocoya, Junly 24, 1884, being the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Livingston (deceased) of Ocoya. One December 1, 1908 she was united in marriage with Henry Todden, since that time they have made their home in Charlotte.
Short funeral services were held at the house at 10:30 o'clock on Thursday morning, Rev. Kies, of the Chatsworth Baptist church officiating, and the remains were brought to this city and taken to Chenoa on the afternoon train, funeral services being held at the Chenoa Baptist church and the interment being at Payne cemetery, besides the remains of her parents.
She is survived by her husband, one child, three brothers, Jacob, of Lewisburg, Kan.; Brooks, of Reardon, Wash.; Wm. of Ocoya; and three sisters, Mesdames James Culkin and Robert Cross, of this vicinity and John Hinshaw, of Ocoya.
The remains were accompanied to Chenoa by the husband, Mr. and Mrs. James Culkin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cross, William and Edward Todden.

Re: Livingston In Northern Ireland

maryrhoads38 — 2012-05-12 18:40:13Z

Hi - just received the report from the genealogist.
Rev. Samuel's father was John (1762-1799), said to be a farmer, married to Sarah Martin. Not much is known about them and in addition to Samuel, they had Robert, Joseph, James and Ann. There may of been more children but that is all I am aware of.
The father of John is Samuel Livingston and Ann Massey. He was a farmer and owned a corn mill in Gransha, Co. Down. I don't know much more about him but he and his wife also had Robert, Samuel (died young), James, Joseph, Mary, Ann and Samuel.
We are still missing several generation to tie the family back to the Livingston family in Scotland. They next thing i will need to do is hire a Scottish genealogist. Wish me luck. Mary

Livingstons in Missouri

intimatecircle — 2012-05-07 00:21:12Z

Looking for Great Great Grand Father Issac livingston??
Married in 7 Jan 1879 to Mary Ann Jones in Linn Co by J.P.
M.D.Smith

I have him being Born in 1847 in Indiana & 25 Feb 1895 Died was given this thru member connections was given a date of death but no location

I am completely stuck PLEASE Help

As my great Great Grand Mother was 20 Living with Her parents Benjamin Franklin with 3 mo old Virgil in Benton, Linn, Missouri Widowed/Single

Virgil Ollie Livingston he's my great grand father Born in Benton in 1879 and died in Oklahoma in 1946 and married my great grand mother Mintie Mae Peavler on 1900 20 May in Jasper Co..

I know they had 4 boys and 4 girls as one of them was my Grandmother Ella

My great great grandfather Peavler gave them a house and a Lot in Muskogee as a wedding present..and left only once since they moved in..during the depression to go near Atoka where there was lots of game to kill and sandy soil for gardens.. but they went back as soon as things eased up...

thanks for any help you may provide

email me at littlemeg@live.com

Re: George N. Livingston (1867) George Washington Livingston (1842)

biermas — 2012-04-29 21:25:53Z

If you ever do find out more, I'd be interested to know. George N. Livingston was my great-great-grandfather.

LIVINGSTON, Hugh D.O.B. 3 Jan 1809

rainbowvalentine — 2012-04-23 00:43:37Z

I am trying to find more information on my ancestor Hugh Livingston and his parents. He was born on 3 January 1809 and baptised on 5 February 1809 in Kilpatrick, Scotland. According the the old parish register he was a lawful son of Neil Livingston and Margaret Peacock but I can find no further information on them. He had a sister born the next year - Jane born 10 June 1810 and baptised in Kilpatrick, Scotland on 1 July 1810 - lawful daughter of Neil Livingston and Margaret Peacock.

ahnnetafel - Samuel Benjamin Livingston (1891-1964);Tn

WileyAlston_Jarrell — 2012-04-22 13:03:01Z

A caveat - please remember the further back we get the "fuzzier" the
data gets!

I'm looking for additional data (middle names, dates, places, spouses,
significant and insignificant others, children and cemeteries) on the
following:

ahnnetafel - Samuel Benjamin Livingston (1891-1964);Tn
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3
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6
7
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15
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30
31
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60 Samuel Benjamin LIVINGSTON b:7 Apr 1891, Thula, Greene Co TN;
M:(1911) "Orpha" Mary Orpha JARRELL; d:6 Aug 1964, probably,
Greene Co TN;
buried Warrensburg Methodist Church Cemetery.
61 "Orpha" Mary Orpha JARRELL b:13 Jan 1893; d:4 Jul 1980, probably,
Greene Co TN;
buried Warrensburg Methodist Church Cemetery.
-------------------------------- GENERATION 7 -----------------------
122 George Washington JARRELL (FitzJerl) b:10 Apr 1859, NC; M:(23 Jan
1879) Susan ROBINSON (Robison); d:24 Sep 1900, Warrensburg,
Greene Co TN;
buried Warrensburg Methodist Church Cemetery;
[Note: 1870-enumerated as FitzJerl;
1880-enumerated as Jarrell].
123 Susan ROBINSON (Robison) b:29 Oct 1856, TN; d:24 Sep 1929,
Warrensburg, Greene Co TN;
buried Warrensburg Methodist Church Cemetery.
-------------------------------- GENERATION 8 -----------------------
244 Joseph JARRELL (FitzJerl) b:1833(?), NC; M:Mary FISHER; living
1880, Chuckey Knob, Cocke Co TN;
[Note: 1870-enumerated as FitzJerl;
1880-enumerated as Jarrell].
245 Mary FISHER b:circa 1830, NC; living 1880, Chuckey Knob, Cocke
Co TN;
[Note: both parents b:in North Carolina].
246 M. J. ROBISON b:circa 1827, SC; M:Orpha (Orphey) GABLE; living
1880, Chuckey Knobbs, Cocke Co TN;
occ. farmer;
[Note: both parents born South Carolina].
247 Orpha (Orphey) GABLE b:circa 1832, TN; living 1880, Chuckey
Knobbs, Cocke Co TN;
[Note: both parents born Tennessee].
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If you can add subtract, delete, change and of the above data please
advise. If you have any questions about this data feel free to ask!

Wiley Alston Jarrell
15610 Edenvale
Friendswood Tx, 77546
wajarrell@earthlink.net
281-482-3671 <>< Mark 12:29-31

searching for family members

LouAnnBarisa — 2012-04-18 04:10:53Z

Looking for birth records and parents etc. for Oliver D. Livingston. Born around 1882 in Illinois

Livingstons from Scotland to settle in PA

AudriesTrees — 2012-04-17 06:49:08Z

I am looking for others who are researching my family surname. Other surnames with this one include Todd, Daniels, Craig, Elder, St.Marie, Wagher, Gaylord and Wolverton. I especially am hunting for the parents of Hugh Livingston b 1821 d 1883 in IA and Mary Ann Todd b 1821 and died 1911 in IA. Most of my ancestors were immigrants from Scotland, Ireland and France who came to PA, Canada etc and moved westward with the expansion of the wagon trains and railroads. Most settled in IL, IA, SD, MT. Most were white, Anglo- Saxon Protestants who for the most part were educated. They farmed, ranched or had small businesses. Quite a few had the rambling gene and traveled extensively.

Re: Guy Livingston

katkerby — 2012-03-15 01:55:13Z

Hello.

I do believe you and I have the same Guy Livingston in common. My Grandfather is Harold B. Livingston, from Guy's first marriage to Ida Chase. Unfortunately I have just as little information about Guy Livingston as you do. From what I gather, Guy and Ida's divorce was pretty bad, and she wouldn't allow any one to speak his name, let alone try to get any kind of information about him. And of course I didn't become interested in my Ancestry until after my Grandfather Harold died. My father (son of Harold) knows very little as well. I have his date of birth 1873 and 1888, born in North Dakota, known as Yankton, Dakota Territory back then. His death May 1980 in Lonepine Montana. Guys father born in Canada, his Mother in Michigan.
I'm still unsure of these dates but I hope I'm on the right track. Feel free to e-mail me if you wish. kat.kerby@gmail.com

Katrina

Re: Scipio Livingston

cml48 — 2012-02-26 16:33:46Z

I know many years have past since you posted this message...I have just now come across it!!!

This Scipio you mention is part of my husband's line. this branch of Livingstons married into the Liechti family who settled into Doniphan County, KS-Wathena mainly.

If you still want or need to share data, please contact me.

Kari
CML48@earthlink.net

Re: Livingston's

beclark_edu — 2012-02-25 18:38:31Z

Mary Kelly Livingston was my great grandmother. Her son, my maternal grandfather was Bernice Huckabay. He was born in 1910, and died Sept 13, 1970 in Fort Stockton, TX. He was married to Bessie Clark, and was the 11th son of John Robert Huckabay, b. 29 Jun 1871 in Maury, TN (1900 census), d. 02 Jun 1951, buried in Crosbyton, Crosby, TX. John Robert married Mary Kelly Livingston, married 16 Feb 1890 in Huckabay, Erath, TX, b. 04 Dec 1872 in Cleburne Co., Arkansas, (daughter of Alexander "Alex" K. Livingston and Mary I. Cargile Elliott) d. 26 Oct 1953 in Crosbyton, Crosby, TX, buried Crosby, TX in Crosbyton Cemetery, Crosbyton.

Bernice & Bessie Huckabay had two daughters, Faye & Nelda Maye (my mom). Faye had two children, Lisa & Randy, and my mom had two sons, Danny Wayne Clark, and me, Bryan Edwin Clark. (My mother's mom, Bessie, was a Clark, but not in any way connected to the Clarks of my dad's family line (as far as I know.

Bessie Huckabay died, 21 May 2000, Granbury, Hood County, Texas

Re: Is looking for Burton/Berton Livingston/Livingstone

marklivingston1216 — 2012-01-16 22:13:05Z

hi , my name is Colie and i believe we are somehow related ! Burton Livingston is my Grandfather's brother. He never knew any of his family but did know names. My Grandfather's name is fay and resided in new Jersey until a few years prior when he passed. I've always tried to find some of his family (my grandfathers) but this is closest i've ever come. please respond , hopefully with good news!

Re: Livingstons In Missouri

ezliv — 2012-01-16 21:47:55Z

Thank you. I was looking for a J. Livingston from Missouri. Thought maybe your Livingstons might have been Louis Brothers and sisters. There were quite a few of them in the family.

Re: Livingstons In Missouri

vikinggirl43 — 2012-01-16 17:02:01Z

Sorry I do not have a Louis Livingston in my line...

need parents of Hugh Livingston

AudriesTrees — 2012-01-14 10:34:32Z

Hello. I am at the “brick wall”.I am seeking proof of the parentage of my gg grandfather Hugh Livingston b 1821 in Mercer Co, PA. He married Married Mary Ann Todd in Mercer in 1843. They left via wagon for IA in 1865. They had 8 children.
One was my GG grandfather Clarence Elmer Livingston who was from PA and born 26 MAR 1865. He was only 8 mos old when they left PA. I think Hugh’s parents came from Scotland. I was told by older family that he was a loyalist, a Mennonite & he also was a Mason. He moved his family to IA in the 1860's. There are many many Livingstons in PA, & NY who are dimly related but I haven't been able to sort them out yet.Clarence’s son Guy Melville Livingston who was born 5 APR 1891 in Lewis, IA was my grandfather.He and his wife Goldie Daniels homesteaded in SD in 1910. I have no solid information on Hugh before 1850. I cannot find birth, marriage records or any newspaper stories about the family. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If you know of a good Mercer Co, PA genealogist let me know!

Re: Livingston Heritage

pedimoman — 2012-01-10 02:42:50Z

I am finally trying to connect all the dots. My family also descends from the signers of the Constitution and the Declaration. You are all so far ahead of me. I am missing links through this website. I would love to see what others have gathered thus far. I am very proud of my heritage.

Re: Livingstons In Missouri

ezliv — 2012-01-09 04:08:09Z

Sorry to be so long in replying. I thought this was just another alert not a response to my inquiry. I was looking for a J. Livingston who lived in Freedom and also Liberty? (I think it was) Missouri. Originally from Virginia. I believe his Son Louis was my grandfather If I have found the right records in the census. Grandfather lived in Washington State for a great many years. No one in the family seems to know anything more than the family was originally from Virginia.

Re: need parents of Hugh Livingston who was born in Lawrence Co PA on 21 OCT 1821

pampearson1 — 2012-01-08 15:23:42Z

A quick look at the 1840 census show an older Hugh Livingston (age 60-69) listed in Neshannock, Mercer Co, PA. He has a son (age 15-19) the age to be your Hugh Livingston. This older Livingston is also in Mercer Co in the 1830 census. Have you looked for a will or probate records for this older Hugh Livingston?

Re: what you've heard from relatives, it's unlikely a Livingston from Scotland (or Ireland or England) was a Mennonite, who were typically from Germany or Switzerland. A Quaker perhaps, but probably not a Mennonite. The term "loyalist" generally refers to someone who sided with England during the American Revolution. Your Hugh Livingston wasn't born until 1821, so it seems unlikely he was a loyalist.

For a good genealogist, your can search for one on the websites for the Association of Professional Genealogists and the Board of Certified Genealogists. You may pay a bit more, but you will get more for your money. Your other option is to contact the Mercer Co Archives (or Historical Library or whatever they call it). They should be able to match you up with someone who can meet your needs. You might want to begin by checking out the probate records for the older Hugh Livingston and taking a good look at the Mercer Co church records. Good luck.

LIVINGSTON Joseph P. 1975-2011 Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-01-05 13:17:50Z

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday at the Bethlehem Lutheran Church for Joseph Perry Livingston Jr., 36, who departed this life Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2011, at St. Elizabeth Health Center.

Mr. Livingston was born Feb. 20, 1975, in Steubenville, Ohio (Jefferson County) a son of Joseph P. Livingston Sr. and Clara M. Wright Livingston.

He was an assembly worker for Bev and a member of the Victory Lutheran Church.

He leaves his mother of Youngstown; his father of Weirton, W.Va; three siblings, Terence (Janese) Livingston of Youngstown, Christen Livingston and Brent (Anonka) Livingston, both of Wintersville, Ohio; and grandmother, Ruth Alli of Youngstown.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Jeremiah Alli, Uhel Livingston, Ruemma Livingston, Calvin Jeffrey Sr. and Dorcas Wright.

The family will receive friends at 551 St. Louis Ave. after the services.

Arrangements are being handled by the F.D. Mason Memorial Funeral Home Inc.

.

Re: William Alexander Livingston ancestors

honeybunny1968 — 2011-12-21 16:56:42Z

Hi
My ggg grandfather was Robert King brother of Your William Alexander. I have a lot of info on this line.
Greg

Livingston Family MO

maryrhoads38 — 2011-12-17 20:30:15Z

I am looking for a Don Livingston who has been in several posts. I am looking for information on my Livingston Family.
My grandmother was Pauline Avery Livingston (1897-1976)
Her father was William John Livingston Jr., (1868-1924) m. Mary Belle Avery
His father was William John Livingston (1824-1911) m. Sara Burress. He came to America in 1848 from N. Ireland and went to the gold field in CA. After finding some gold he went to Windsor, Henry Co., MO where he openned up a dry good store.
He was the son of Rev. Samuel and Eliza (Dalzell) Livingston and is said to have come to America with several brothers. I know his brothers were Samuel, Jonas and William. There was a Robert who died young.
I have make contact with a genealogist in N. Ireland and next year will work to establish the connection between Rev. John Livingston and Janet Fleming. Our family records indicate that Rev. Samuel's father was a John Livingston but I have no further records on my Livingstons other than unproven rumors. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Mary

Re: Livingston In Northern Ireland

maryrhoads38 — 2011-11-21 16:23:10Z

Just made contact with a genealogist who does research in N. Ireland and maybe, if it doesn't cost an arma and leg, will have some research done on my Livingstons next year. I need to find the connect back to Scotland. TA TA Mary

PS - we are found in Down and Antrim. I can be contacted directly at marymac@comporium.net

Re: Livingston In Northern Ireland

Killultagh — 2011-11-19 20:40:17Z

Hi Mary

My Livingston family originates from Co. Armagh but it is good to know other Northern Ireland Livingston researchers.

Re: Livingston In Northern Ireland

maryrhoads38 — 2011-11-19 19:28:21Z

My great-great grandfather, William John Livingston (1824-1911) came to American about 1848 and after going to the gold fields in CA finally settled in Henry Co., MO. He was born in Portaferry, Co. Down, N. Ireland. His father was Rev. Samuel Livingston and his mother was Eliza Dalzell. We are not Irish but Scottish. Did this help? Mary

Re: Livingston-Head

PLWeyant — 2011-11-19 09:40:20Z

Don, I am interested in the line of John Livingston b. 1528 of Dunipace married to Margaret Elphinstone. I have only down to John b. 1636 m. to Helen Arnot. If you could provide me the line into the Virginia line, I would be much appreciative. I have nothing of the Virginia line. I am from the New York Livingstons.
Patricia

Re: Looking for a Livingston reunion

PLWeyant — 2011-11-19 09:23:40Z

Fran, Phillip Livingston the "Signer" was my 5th GG uncle. His wife Christiana was also my cousin. I would like more of his line, as I do not have a Samuel.
Could you provide me with more info on the Samuel?
Patricia Elliott

Re: Livingstons In Missouri

vikinggirl43 — 2011-11-15 03:23:57Z

I have genealogy on the Livingston family of Clay and Clinton co Missouri.. would like to hear from you..

W. G? Livingston and Maud Jenkins

patdakin — 2011-11-14 03:21:47Z

Hello,

I recently researched some marriage records in Tallahatchie Co., MS. I found the following but cannot account for this person in my trees. Perhaps someone can help me figure out who these individuals were?

The name looks like W. G. Livingston, but the certificate also states W. L. Livingston. Date was Aug 12, 1901.

There was a note w/the license: Aug 10, '901

"Mr. H.B. Flautt? it is all right let Will have his lisens. J M Jenkins"

The License was for W. G/L? Livingston and Miss Maud Jenkins. Based on the way the L in Livingston was written, I do not believe the initial was an L. I really believe it was an initial G.

According to the license, Maud Jenkins was a resident of Tallahatchie County, MS. Per the 1900 census, Tallahatchie Co., MS, I believe Maud Jenkins was b. Aug 1884, MS; father was Monroe Jenkins, b. Jan 1866.

I would like to know who this Will Livingston was.

Thanks.

Pat (Livingston) Dakin
Opelika, AL
patdakin@mindspring.com

Hugh Livingston and Mary Ann Todd 1821 to 1865 in PA

AudriesTrees — 2011-11-13 07:58:08Z

This is all I know about my ggg grandfather Hugh Livingston. PA has no records of their births, or marriage. I seek clues to their parentage and their lives beore they came to IA by covered wagon in 1865:

"In History of Cass County published 1884 p 629
Hugh Livingston deceased) was born in Lawrence co, PA Oct 21 1821. he was reared to the occupation of farming, which he always followed. He was united in marriage, Feb 21 1843 with Mary ann Todd in the town of Mercer, Mercer Co PA. She is a daughter of John and Gettis (Elder) Todd, who settled in Lawrence county, when she was about twelve years of age. They died in that county. Mr and Mrs Livingston resided in PA till the fall of 1865, when they removed to Clinton Co (IA)?. They there engaged in farming, remaining in that county five years. In September, 1870, they became residents of Cass co, locating upon a farm of four hundred and twenty acres. lying in sections 3 and 4 of Cass township, and 33 and 34 of Washington township. They resided till 1882 upon section 3, Cass township then having sold their land in Cass, they moved to section 33 of Washington township, where he died December 1, 1883, much regretted by a large circle of friends and acquaintances. Mr and Mrs Livingston have had eight children, six of whom are living - Elizabeth, wife of Richard Swearingen of Pottawattamie county; Hannah, widow of Samuel Hanke, living in Hall county, Nebraska; John C., a resident of Cass township; George in Buffalo county, Nebraska; Sarah M., wife of Charles Rossell of Pottawattamie county, and Clarence E., who resides with his mother at the homestead. Ella Mary died November 15 1883, aged twenty one years; Minerva J, wife of W P Cubage, died in Jackson county April 8 1866, aged twenty two years. Clarence E Livingston was born in Lawrence county, Pennsylvania March 26 1865, and was eight months old when his parents left the State. he now carries on the farm."

LIVINGSTON William M

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Boyd, Margaret Yates

bchpink1 — 2011-11-13 07:56:34Z

Margaret Yates Boyd, dau. of Rev. George & Elizabeth (Livingston) Boyd, of Philadelphia, Pa; b. 1835 Pa.; m. Harry Gibbs Clay

Wood- Joseph Clay, first child of Curtis & Margaret (Wood) Clay; b. 1769 Pa.; m. Mary Ashmead

Margaret Wood, dau. of Joseph & Mary (Scull) Wood; b. 1751 Pa.; m. Curtis Clay

from a book found on HeritageQuestOnline.com – not in my line as far as I know

Title: The family of Clay of New Castle, Delaware and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Authors: Clay, Cecil
City of Publication: Washington, D.C.
Publisher: Gibson Bros., printers and bookbinders
Date: 1895
Page Count: 51
Notes: Preface signed: Cecil Clay
Includes indexes.
Reel/Fiche Number: Genealogy and local history; G3330
Subject Headings: Clay family
Primary Family Name: Clay family

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Robert Clay, eldest son - and only child by his first wife, Hanna Slater – of Robert Clay, of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and Sheffield, Yorkshire, England; bapt. December 9, 1688, at Chesterfield, Derbyshire; d. 1716, lost at sea while in command of the ship Triumph, of Liverpool, England;
m. (2) December 16, 1710, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., by Rev. Evan Evans, to Ann Curtis, dau. of Winlock Curtis and Ann (Bowers) Curtis, of Kent Co., Delaware; b. November 15, 1690; bapt. May 1707, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., by Rev. John Talbot.
1. Slater Clay, b. Nov. 2, 1711
2. Robert Clay, b. 1713
3. Hannah Clay, b. July 30, 1714
4. Thomas Clay, b. September 1, 1715

After Robert Clay’s death, his widow m. February 19, 1721, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., Robert Bolton, only son of John and Ann Bolton, of Yorkshire, England. She died May 5, 1747, at Philadelphia, Pa.; buried May 7, 1747, at Christ Church.

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Slater Clay, eldest child of Robert and Ann (Curtis) Clay, of Philadelphia, Pa.; b. November 2, 1711, at Philadelphia, Pa.; bapt. 1711 at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa; d. February 20, 1767, at Newcastle, Delaware, and buried in Emmanuel Churchyard;
m. February 2, 1740, Ann Curtis, dau. of Jehu and Mary (Brinckle) Curtis, of Kent Co., Delaware; b. November 29, 1723; d. Sunday, June 14, 1789, at Newcastle, Delaware and buried there in Emmanuel Churchyard.
1. Curtis Clay, b. April 9, 1747
2. Robert Clay, b. Wednesday, October 18, 1749
3. John Clay, b. Tuesday, June 4, 1751
4. Thomas Clay, b. Tuesday, July 17, 1753
5. Slater Clay, b. Tuesday, October 1, 1754
6. Jehu Clay, b. Thursday, January 8, 1756; d. Thursday, July 28, 1757
7. Jehu Clay, b. Monday, August 1, 1757; d. Sunday, February 5, 1758
8. Mary Clay, b. Monday, June 26, 1758
9. Ann Clay, b. Monday, July 2, 1759
10. Elizabeth Clay, b. Monday, July 21, 1760
11. William Clay, b. Tuesday, July 28, 1761
12. George Clay, b. Monday, December 13, 1762
13. Sarah Clay, b. Thursday, August 9, 1764

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Curtis Clay, eldest son of Slater and Ann (Curtis) Clay; b. Thursday, April 9, 1747, at Newcastle, Delaware; bapt. Wednesday, May 27, 1747, at Emmanuel Church, Newcastle, Delaware, by Rev. George Ross; d. Monday, September 11, 1809, at Philadelphia, Pa.; bur. Tuesday, September 12, 1809, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa;
m. Thursday, November 3, 1768, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., by the Rector, Rev. Jacob Duche, Margaret Wood, dau. of Joseph and Mary (Scull) Wood; b. Friday, April 26, 1751, at Philadelphia, Pa.; bapt. Friday, July 23, 1756, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa.; d. Wednesday, May 17, 1809, and buried at Christ Church
1. Joseph Clay, b. Monday, July 24, 1769
2. Robert Clay, b. Friday, August 10, 1770
3. Curtis Clay, b. Friday, April 17, 1772

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Joseph Clay, first child of Curtis and Margaret (Wood) Clay; b. Monday, July 24, 1769, at Philadelphia, Pa.; bapt. Tuesday, July 16, 1771, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., by Rev. Dr. Peters; d. Tuesday, August 27, 18111, at Philadelphia, Pa.; buried Wednesday, August 28, 1811, in Christ Churchyard;
m. Tuesday, September 10, 1805, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa.; by Rev. Dr. White, Mary Ashmead, dau. of John and Mary (Mifflin) Ashmead; b. Thursday, January 10, 1782 at Philadelphia, Pa.; bapt. Monday, May 17, 1852, at Epiphany Church, Philadelphia, Pa., by Rev. James H. Fowles; d. Friday, February 10, 1871, at Philadelphia, Pa.; buried in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa.;
1. Joseph Ashmead Clay; b. Tuesday, June 3, 1806
2. John Randolph Clay; b. Thursday, September 29, 1808
3. Ann Eliza Clay; b. Thursday, July 26, 1810

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John Randolph Clay, second child of Joseph and Mary (Ashmead) Clay; b. Thursday, September 29, 1808, at Philadelphia, Pa.; d. Saturday, August 15, 1885, at 58 Finborough Road, South Kensington, London, England; bur. Wednesday, September 9, 1885, in Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa.,
m (1) Thursday, April 2, 1835 at the English Church, St. Petersburg, Russia, by Rev. Edward Law, Frances Ann Sophia Catharine Gibbs, dau. of Dr. Harry Leake and Mary Ann Gibbs, of Exeter, England; b. Saturday, December 4, 1813, at St. Petersburg, Russia; bapt. Thursday, January 27, 1814, at the English Church, St. Petersburg; d. Tuesday, January 28, 1840, at Vienna, Austria; bur. Thursday, January 30, 1840, in St. Mark’s Churchyard, outside the city.

Children:
1. Harry Gibbs Clay, b. Friday, December 25, 1835
2. Mary Frances Clay, b. Friday, February 3, 1837
3. Antony Alexander Clay, b. Sunday, February 17, 1839

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Harry Gibbs Clay, first child of John Randolph and Frances Anne Sophia Catharine (Gibbs) Clay; b. Friday, December 25, 1835 at St. Petersburg, Russia; bapt. Friday, March 4, 1836, at the English Church, St. Petersburg, Russia, by Rev. Edward Law;
m. Thursday, May 12, 1859, at No. 1816 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa., by Rev. J.P.B. Wilmer, D.D., of St. Mark’s Church. Margaret Yates Boyd, dau. of Rev. George and Elizabeth (Livingston) Boyd, of Philadelphia, Pa; b. Monday, December 7, 1835, at Philadelphia, Pa; bapt. by Rev. George Boyd., D.D.
1. George Boyd Clay; b. Wednesday, March 7, 1860
2. Mary Frances Randolph Clay; b. Saturday, June 28, 1862
3. Margaret Boyd Clay; Tuesday, March 8, 1864
4. Harry Gibbs Clay; Thursday, July 26, 1866
5. Helen Maud Clay; b. Wednesday, May 17, 1865

Re: Livingston Heritage

vikinggirl43 — 2011-11-13 01:34:50Z

Hello.. this is my husband's line.. William Todd Livingston was his 9th Grandfather... he is decended from WTL son William

Lavinia Livingston

PamFWright — 2011-11-06 23:47:14Z

Seeking information about C. R. (abt. 1824, N.C. – 1893) and Lavinia Livingston (abt. 1830 N.C. - 1886) of Batesville, Arkansas. This couple is buried in Oaklawn Cemetery, as are sons Adolphus (1850 – 1925) and Falconer O. (died 1892). Daughter Alice is believed to have married George O. Magness and moved to Texas. Interested in any possible relationship to the William S. Hopson family. One of Hopson’s orphaned sons, John B. Hopson, was in the Livingston household in the 1880 census for Batesville, Independence County. Thanks in advance for any information.

Re: Family of Moses Livingston

theamazingmarti — 2011-11-06 22:04:53Z

Moses and Tobias were brothers in PA. I'm just checking my long ago post! Moses' family settled in Bowne Twp., Kent Co, MI.and are buried in the Bowne Mennonite Church Cemetery alongside the church, still holding services (Freeport Rd at 76th St. both dirt roads. I have done extensive research on Moses' family and would like to correspond further. I am now a gmail account.

Blessings,
theamazingmarti@gmail.com

Re: Family of Moses Livingston

theamazingmarti — 2011-11-06 22:02:13Z

hope you are still researching Livingstons! I'd love to connect and explore some more! My Moses Livingston (1814-1892) was the son of David Livingston and Barbara Mishler. I have found additonla records of David Livingston and Barbara Reed. There were several David's in the area and the era!! But by all means , let's talk!

Blessings,
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Re: Family of Moses Livingston

theamazingmarti — 2011-11-06 21:50:16Z

Re: Livingston Photo Canby, MN

clgjerde — 2011-10-03 07:54:51Z

That would be Cornelius ("Colonel" or "Carneta") Livingston and Jacobina Vick who were married on that day. His parents moved to Canby after the wedding and are buried in City Cemetery.

I don't know if their son Clifford is still around at age 99
Most of the family are gone. I still carry the name since my grandfather was his cousin.

Craig Livingston Gjerde

Re: Cambridge Livingston

webbuster1 — 2011-09-28 16:03:58Z

My Great Great Grandmother was the cook for the Livingston family in Tivoli. I would be interested if any of the correspondence meantions her. Laura Cristina Black was her name.

Re: Livingston-Watson Family Reunion - 2011

sandlakemarsh1 — 2011-09-06 10:46:12Z

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LIVINGSTON Peter B - Vietnam Wall section 38W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-02 09:08:07Z

LIVINGSTON Peter B - Vietnam Wall section 38W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 218,711 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Livingston In Northern Ireland

Killultagh — 2011-09-02 08:55:08Z

Just trying to gather Livingston connections from Northern Ireland so that information can be shared.

Re: Livingston-Watson Family Reunion - 2011

kanderson35bb — 2011-08-07 17:54:33Z

Donna -

I'm so sorry, I didn't check my e-mail before we left for the 2011 Livingston-Watson Reunion. Just got home today (we live near Milwaukee, WI). Very pleased to hear of your interest!!

Four years ago, the Reunion almost ended. My sister and I could not bear to see that happen. So it continues - during the business meeting yesterday, it was discussed how to bring new family members back. We formed several committees to assist in finding the Livingston-Watsons who have scattered across the country. The newsletter next spring will be back with more information and requesting more information. We are planning more events.

Attendance this year was down (it's been very hot this summer), but we had new attendees from California and Oklahoma. It is good there is still interest in our wonderful and interesting family.

Can you reply with your e-mail to me privately so that I can add you to the mailing list and keep you informed. My e-mail: kanderson@wi.rr.com

Please keep in touch!! ... and nice to meet you!

Re: Livingston-Watson Family Reunion - 2011

dmossj1 — 2011-08-05 04:32:36Z

Hi, My name is Donna Meikle - Moss I am the daughter of Donald Meikle who was the son of William Meikle and Susan Grace Livingston.

I live in Oregon and didn't realize the family reunion still existed, I remember coming to it when I was a child. I was wondering if you did get those papers that person found from Frank Livingston. My youngest daughter is very interested as I am of family history and would love any information I could find. I'm also interested in the reunion for next year. Thanks Donna Moss

Re: Larkin Livingston

CockrelP — 2011-08-01 23:16:35Z

I have a gggrandfather of the 1800's who served and was injured in the Civil War. His name is Larkin Waitstill Livingston m. to Rebecca Davis. they lived and died in Knoxville, TN. His headstone, I found at the Confederate Cemetery in Knoxville, TN.

Not sure if this is your Larkin or not but I can be found on ancestry.com and Here:
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/f/i/c/Pennie-S-Fi...

James D. Livingston of Tulsa, OK 1945

drbrownlee — 2011-08-01 00:00:52Z

James is pictured in the graduation yearbook of the 45-B class at Marfa (TX) Army Advanced Flying School. I'm not kin but thought it might help someone researching the family.

Re: Hubert and Maude Livingston of McRae GA

vem1937 — 2011-07-24 17:56:51Z

Thank you very much for sending the information. I'll check it out. Good luck w/ your search for your relatives. Its very time consuming, but full of surprises.

If you do find we have a genealogical link please don't hesitate to contact me.

Virgil E Morris
Huntsville, AL

Re: Hubert and Maude Livingston of McRae GA

SaraRegisterKoenig2004 — 2011-07-24 13:17:01Z

PS I am not 100 % positive these are the records you need, I just pulled the records based on the information you had. I hope they're what you were looking for.

Re: Hubert and Maude Livingston of McRae GA

SaraRegisterKoenig2004 — 2011-07-24 12:42:22Z

Ok, wrong Hubert. I was looking for family members of Hugh E. Livingston who's mother was Sarah "Sallie" Register, and father was Elisha F. Livingston. His brother was William Joseph, his sister was Ella May, I know he died in 1960 and I was trying to find any living decendants to this family. They lived in the same area of Georgia but I believe eventually, Hugh died in Bibb county.
Hubert Livingston died 13 December 1962, Death certificate #35455
Hubert Horrice Livingston, who I am not sure if they're the same person or not, but his draft registration is in Texas, 1918, DOB 18 Dec 1899. If it's the same person, let me know and I'll send you his draft registration card. Your Huberts SSDI states the following:
Name: Hubert Livingston
SSN: 253-16-0421
Last Residence: Georgia
Born: 15 Dec 1898
Died: Jan 1963 (There may be a descrepency because of when it was reported, but it's the same guy)
State (Year) SSN issued: Georgia (Before 1951)
They do state in the 1900 census his DOB was December 1898 as well, but in subsequent census's it's 1899, 1900 but the Month is correct if he did ever go to Texas. See his 1900-1920 census records.
Maud's parents were divorced and her father had custody. See 1910 census attached. Her stepmother is listed in the 1920 and they have an elderly woman, usually a relative and with her surname I assume a relative of the stepmom.
Maud's mother was Mamie Elizabeth Turner, they married on 13 October 1897 in Telfair County. I'm attatching their 1900 census even though it does not have Maud on it. It does have her older sister. I'm also attatching her fathers ww1 draft registration, William Sanders Livingston, along with his 1880 census so you can get his parents/siblings info
Hope these records help you in your research. Siblings as usual are listed.

Re: Hubert and Maude Livingston of McRae GA

vem1937 — 2011-07-24 04:17:31Z

Hubert's mother was Emma S Livingston. I don't know what her middle name was. She was married to John Harrison Livingston. They were both from GA. Emma S Livingston (1873-1953) was born and died in Telfair county, GA.Hubert was married to Maude Livingston who was related to George Washington's great grandmother.

Re: Hubert and Maude Livingston of McRae GA

SaraRegisterKoenig2004 — 2011-07-24 02:58:48Z

Do you know if his mother was Sallie? If so I would like to exchange some info.