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Family of Moses Livingston

Marti Lind — 26 May 2002 6:53:35 GMT

Moses Livingston (1814-1892 and Christina Weaver (1824-1890) from Somerset Co., PA. Looking for their children, one son Hiram (1848-1922) moved with them to Caledonia, MI. Married Christiana Kauffman (1853-1937) and settled near Clarksville, MI. He was my great grandfather.

LIVINGSTON Eugene E 1899-1991

t42Moore — 7 Jan 2009 7:17:56 GMT

LIVINGSTON Eugene E 1899-1991

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LIVINGSTON Henrietta F 1912-1990

t42Moore — 7 Jan 2009 7:17:44 GMT

LIVINGSTON Henrietta F 1912-1990

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LIVINGSTON James 1867 1934

t42Richland_NavarroCoTX — 5 Jan 2009 11:29:24 GMT

LIVINGSTON James 1867 1934

David Strickland photographed this gravestone in the Richland Cemetery, Navarro Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.
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George Livingston and Helen Wight of Aberdeen, Scotland

Karen Sutherland-Pahia — 8 May 2002 9:10:19 GMT

Am trying to trace the above family. They were last known to reside in Forgue, Aberdeen in 1841. Known children are George, Catherine, Helen, Jane and Robert. Helen Wight's brother Robert is my gggrandfather. Did they immigrate to Canada? None of them appear on Scotland's 1881 census.

Livingston Genealogical Register book

engelhm — 24 Apr 2006 1:18:46 GMT

If you have a copy of this book and are willing to do a lookup or would like to sell the book, please contact me. I think that the book chronicles the Livingston family in colonial Hudson Valley, NY. I am trying to document several generations for a lineage society application. Many thanks, Margaret

LIVINGSTON Mary Lucile STEELE (photo by DaveStrickland)

t42Taylors_ComancheCoTX — 26 Dec 2008 12:24:53 GMT

LIVINGSTON Mary Lucile STEELE (photo by DaveStrickland)

One of my users photographed this gravestone in the Taylor's Chapel Cemetery, Comanche Co., Texas. This is one of 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

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Jeanne Paquette Livingston, 90, born in 1918, Chicopee, Mass." daughter of, Herman and Viola Gingras Paquette.

KENNELLYMARKA — 15 Dec 2008 3:58:05 GMT

Livingston, Jeanne H.

Jeanne H. Livingston Formerly of Erie Jeanne Paquette Livingston, 90, a resident of Alta Loma, Calif. and formerly of Erie, died on Wednesday morning December 10, 2008 at her residence in California. She had moved from Erie to California in 1989.
She was born in Chicopee, Mass. on September 15, 1918 a daughter of the late Herman and Viola Gingras Paquette. She had moved to Erie from Chicopee in 1946. Jeanne retired in 1980 and had been a K-Mart Store manager for 15 years in Erie. She had been a member of Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church in Erie and also the Asbury Community Senior Citizens Group. Survivors include two daughters, Gail Van Gordon and her husband James with whom she lived in Alta Loma and Donna Yates and her husband John of Oil City, Pa.; a sister, Constance Bourque of Chicopee, Mass.; two brothers, Donald Paquette and his wife Nancy of Gramby, Mass. and Kenneth Paquette and his wife Mary Ann of Chicopee, Mass.; two grandchildren, Troy Scutella and Jason Trost; three great grandchildren, Joey Trost, Samantha and Wyatt Scutella; many nieces and nephews also survive. She was preceded in death by her husband George L. Livingston on October 19, 1988; two sisters, Stella Moran and Presentine Morrisey; three brothers, Roger, Gerard, and Herman Paquette, Jr. Funeral arrangements will be at the convenience of the family by the Russell C. Schmidt & Son Funeral Home, 5000 Wattsburg Road, Erie, and burial will be in Erie Co. Memorial Gardens.
Erie Times-News on 12/14/2008,

Russell C. Schmidt & Son Funeral Home,"
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church ,"

Salias Livingston/Abraham Livingston

LaSur1 — 9 Oct 2008 10:53:48 GMT

I have been told that Abraham Livingston was Salias Livingston's father. I have seen other trees saying so, but no concrete evidence. Salias was born in Cayuga, NY in 1832. If anyone has info please let me know.

JACOB Peter Livingston 1812-

inaraeroger — 22 Feb 2007 9:20:41 GMT

I now have 7 pages of decendence of JACOB PETER
LIVINGSTON 1812- 1891 OH, IL, KS.
Mary J., Peter, Abramham, Frank M.,
Rose E., Samuel G. ....
Roger T.

George Livingston in Alpine, TX 1921

drbrownlee — 12 Nov 2008 3:39:14 GMT

George is pictured in the 1921 Brand, yearbook of Sul Ross State Normal College in Alpine. He is a 2nd-year student. I'm not kin but thought this might be useful for other researchers.

William Livingston d 1999 in Worland WYO

KeomaJ — 18 Oct 2008 10:11:38 GMT

I just started my tree, and my grandfather is William T? Livingston d 1999 in Worland, Washakie, Wyoming. His son, also William Livingston, my father had many siblings which I dont have names. Also looking for his mother, maybe born in Michigan.

LIVINGSTON Clyde Irvin and Emma Dee

t42Moore — 20 Oct 2008 1:20:18 GMT

LIVINGSTON Clyde Irvin and Emma Dee

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LIVINGSTON Esma L and Henry S

t42Moore — 20 Oct 2008 1:20:04 GMT

LIVINGSTON Esma L and Henry S

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LIVINGSTON Peavy Pete 1901 1977 together forever

t42swisher_dencotx — 10 Oct 2008 5:25:17 GMT

LIVINGSTON Peavy Pete 1901 1977 together forever

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LIVINGSTON Jeanette 1908 1985 together forever

t42swisher_dencotx — 10 Oct 2008 5:25:05 GMT

LIVINGSTON Jeanette 1908 1985 together forever

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Livingston's from Summerville Nova Scotia/Toronto

tk103a — 25 Sep 2008 12:58:39 GMT

Hi,

Im looking for information on the Livingston family tree. I'm looking for descendents of John Livingston from Nova Scotia. He had children named Isobel and David. I believe they relocated to the Toronto area in and around 1945. David may have resided in Hamilton Ontario. If there is anyone that has information on this family can you please contact me. Isobel was born approximately 1925. I'm researching this for a work colleague who has been trying to fill in the gaps in her family tree.

Obit - Helen E. (nee Livingston) Lowry

tcoup1 — 17 Sep 2008 3:40:02 GMT

Wednesday, Aug 27, 2008

Helen Elizabeth Lowry was born on June 5, 1916, on a farm in Buckeye Township, Dickinson County, the daughter of Ray and Laura Livingston. She departed this life on May 14, 2008, at the age of 91 years, 11 months and 9 days.

Helen attended Walnut Grove School and graduated from Dickinson Community High School with the class of 1934. On October 24, 1937, she was united in marriage with Rand Lowry in Talmage, to this union a son, Karl, was born. All of their married life was spent farming in the Buckeye community north of Abilene.

She was a skillful seamstress and excelled at baking. She attended the Bethany Church, taught Sunday school and occasionally served as pianist. Long drives in the country were a favorite pastime. An avid reader, she enjoyed many subscriptions always completing the crossword puzzles. She was a member of the Nautilus Club. Helen often related many interesting stories of the history and progress of the community in which she lived.

Preceding her in death were her parents, husband, and a brother, Glen.

Graveside services were held Saturday, May 17, 2008, at Livingston Cemetery with Roger Walls presiding. Pallbearers were Nick Avery, Nick Alvarado, Pete Hampton, Dennis Livingston, Kenneth Livingston and Jim Livingston.

Livingston Photo Canby, MN

rockester — 2 Jul 2001 12:16:02 GMT

Wedding photo of Mr and Mrs C Livingston taken in Canby Minnesota on Aug 27, 1907 available to verified descendants. We found it in an antique store in LaCrosse WI and are trying to get it to the right family. Thanks!

Livingston of SC

Jean Platt — 26 Sep 2000 6:19:57 GMT

Looking for African-American Livingston family of SC. Prince Livingston m. Ellen (Vereen) Livingston. Had 16 or more children. From Wampee and Conway, SC. Any info. would be greatly appreciated!!!

LIVINGSTON's of Aiken County South Carolina

Austin Livingston — 11 Feb 2000 5:37:54 GMT

Researching my father's ancestry. Fleming Austin Livingston was born Feb 1899 in Kitchings-Mill South Carolina. Later moved to Wagener and Perry South Carolina. Later to Bradenton, FL. He married a classmate by the name of Martha Thomas who attended the local school "Perry Institute". Please forward any information to austin@digilinq.com. Thank You.

Livingston/Valentine

mal127 — 29 Jul 2006 2:14:09 GMT

Looking for information on John Livingston who married Mary Jane Valentine. Probably late 1700's early 1800's. Sons James and John moved to South Carolina and James married Nancy Busby August 1832. If anyone has any info on John and Mary Jane please email me at msh@moment.net. They could have possibly come from Virginia. Originally they were from Scotland.

Thanks,
Mary Holt

South Carolina Livingstons

Jennifier Livingston — 21 Mar 2000 7:30:41 GMT

Looking for info on Percy Furman Livingston. He died before I asked about his family. I know he lived in North Charleston, SC for over 50 years. Thanks

South Carolina Livingston's - Kitchings-Mill or Orangeburg

Austinlivi — 19 May 2008 12:10:27 GMT

Looking for Genealogy Information on Livingston's from South Carolina of African Decent. I have the following Historical Geographic References to start my Search.

Looking for LIVINGSTON's originally from these areas - Orangburg County, Wagener, SC - Kitchings-Mill,SC -
Perry Union Institute,SC.

If you have any information please contact me. Thank You.

Let's Meet The Livingstons

howardlivingston06 — 18 Jul 2008 2:46:24 GMT

I am looking to purchase a copy of the book, Let's Meet The Livingstons. Chronicles the Livingstons of Newberry/Orangeburg counties. If you would like a copy, please reply to this thread and perhaps with enough requests, the author/owner of a copy will sell us one.

Laura Livingston b 1858 d 1932 married Zachariah Moorman

lmoorman127 — 11 Jul 2008 1:10:06 GMT

They lived in Burr Oak, Kansas, Jewell County. Their children are Claude, Ross, Bessie, and Flora. Zachariah is from Grant County, Indiana. He served in the Civil War with his brother Stephen who was killed. Zachariah's parents are Sarah Thomas and Lewis Moorman

Arthur Livingston

Bonnie Sloan — 27 Dec 1999 3:09:35 GMT

Looking for Arthur Carlton Livingston family.I believe he was born in Oklahoma. He was of Cherokee Indian decent. Married to Annie? Had 9? children and moved to LA. California in the early 1900's

Livingston, William E. (OBIT PA 3-26-2008)

obituary33b — 10 Jun 2008 1:22:59 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 3-26-2008
Deceased: Livingston, William E. (OBIT PA 3-26-2008)
son of William E. and Mary K. (Chamberlain) Livingston
Age of Deceased: 64
Death date: 3-25-2008
Last Address: Hanover, PA
Date of Birth: 5-18-1943
Place of Birth: Butler Township, Adams County, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: Bob
obituary@crosskeysvillage.net

Those webpages: a note

andreweninge — 25 May 2008 5:54:19 GMT

Looking at recent posts, I want to point out that in those webpages I recently mentioned we have two separate Livingston families from Germany, and quite a few more than two who have Hudson Valley connections.

In both cases, the DNA surname project has shown that things are NOT quite so simple as modern popular genealogy would like to think. Far more evidence is needed, and the surname project is probably the ONLY possible way in which questions will be resolved.

My normal e-mail address: andrew.lancaster@skynet.be

Best Regards
Andrew

Livingston researchers - please check my work!

andreweninge — 25 May 2008 5:48:29 GMT

Hello Livingston researchers

I have spent a good portion of the weekend making a long overdue update to the webpages of our Surname Project now divided on to 2 pages, for genetic reasons...
http://users.skynet.be/lancaster/Maclea_Livingston%20R1b.htm
http://users.skynet.be/lancaster/MacLea_Livingston%20Other.h...

This is getting to be a big job, and I would appreciate it if keener Livingston genealogists would have a look and tell me about any errors, or unclarities, or anything which leads to new interesting ideas!

Best Regards
Andrew

Livingstons of Adams and York Counties of PA

plain1966 — 15 May 2008 12:29:51 GMT

I have gotten as far back as a William Stewart Livingston (Jan 1854--Sept 1932) and his wife Emeline (Deardorff) Livingston and their kids: Elsie, Ezra, Lottie, Charles, Mervin, Christian, and Bertha.

I am now searching for William's parents.....I am coming across these names: Abraham, Jacob, Levi, but haven't been able to make a connection.

Anyone have any names that may help.......such as cemetary names and locations in this area that I can research??????????

Robert C. Livingston of Penn.

hitchheick — 29 Jul 2006 1:54:00 GMT

Robert C. Livingston

Robert C. Livingston was born in York County, Penn., in 1815, a son of William and Margaret (Cook) Livingston, of York and Cumberland Counties, respectively, and of Scotch descent. His grandfather came from Scotland in a very early day and settled in York County. The father, a cooper by trade, followed farming in York County for many years, and died in 1846 at the age of sixty-eight years. He had the following children: James (deceased), Mary, William, Ellen (deceased), Robert C., Hugh )deceased), and George (deceased). Robert C. Livingston was brought up on the farm until the age of eleven years, when he went to live with William Diven, Esq., with whom he remained until the age of twenty-one years. During that time he learned the tanner’s trade, which he followed for thirty-one years in Adams County, Penn. He owns about eighty-one acres of well cultivated land in Franklin Township, where he resides. In 1838 he married Lydia Beles, daughter of Josiah Beles, of Adams County. James, Caleb, Robert A. (deceased), Lorah M. (deceased), Mary E., Lydia J., Anna C., Margaret D. (deceased), Ida C. (deceased) and Fletcher (deceased), are the children born to this union. Mr. Livingston is a member of the Presbyterian Church, and his wife of the Episcopal Church. The eldest son, James, was a soldier in the late war, and their third son, Robert, died when in the service.

Taken from the book, “History of York County, Illustrated 1886” by John Gibson, Historical Editor

Harriet Livingston and Robert Fulton

photo66666 — 10 May 2008 10:03:18 GMT

I am trying to get the correct relationships between families involved in the boat business and their connection to Lewis and Clark Expedition out of Pittsburgh.

I believe Harriet Livingston the youngest sister to Judge Robert R Livingston was married to steamboat builder Robert Fulton.

I believe that Judge Robert R Livingstons grandmother was Margart Schuyler of the General Phillip Schuyler Family.

I believe that Alexander Hamilton was married to Elizabeth Schuyler the daughter of General Phillip Schuyler and Catherine Van Rensselaer. Elizabeth Schuyler was George Washington godchild.

It is my understanding the Judge Robert R Livingston arranged the Louisiana Purchase from Napoleon and that Judge Robert R Livingston was in the boat business with Robert Fulton at the time.

As a result of the Louisiana purchase, a boat was commissioned in Pittsburgh for the Lewis and Clark expedition.

I have records that Caption Meriwether Lewis served under Col Alexander Hamilton during the control of the Whiskey Rebellion in Pittsburgh in 1794.

I also have records that Thomas and Elizabeth Pollock, the grandparents of Alexander Hamilton were living with Robert Fulton's mother, brother and three sisters just 13 miles south of Pittsburgh in Washington Co in 1795.

Then I have a record that Judge Robert R Livingston swore in George Washington as President in 1789 with Thomas Jefferson as the head of the Dept of State and Alexander Hamilton as the head of the Dept of Treasury thus the Whiskey Rebellion.

I also have a record that a special keelboat patent was issued to Alexander Lewis of Pittsburgh who was George Washington's grand nephew and Meriwether Lewis second cousin. It was issued by Thomas Jefferson the day George Washington was sworn into office as President in 1789.

I was wondering if anyone had any comments on these relationships.

Levi Livingston

MROSS9701 — 30 Jul 2002 9:24:14 GMT

I am looking for any information about my grandfather. I know his family came from Germany. They had changed their last names to Livingston. My grandfather had lived in Louisiana, when my father was a boy in the 1920's 1930's. They moved to Michigan,up around Bristol,my grandfather was a lumberjack all that time. He passed away in the late 60's or early 70's. If anyone knows anything else please E-Mail me. I would like to start a famiy tree and I want to back as far as possible. Thank You

LIVINGSTON

howardlivingston1 — 14 Aug 2005 4:05:38 GMT

Looking for Livingstons (and Moultries) from Willow, (Orangeburg County) South Carolina, area. Married Peter Moultrie's daughter whose name may have been Elija.

Robert Livingston- New York Livingstons

Andrea Gaines Carpenter — 12 Dec 1999 1:57:00 GMT

I have Livingston ancestors who once lived on the Hudson River in NY. Anyone else out there?

Dr. Marcus "Mark" M. Livingston (1828, GA -1900, TX) - GA, AL, TX

sheilaharrison99 — 23 Apr 2008 3:25:15 GMT

Looking for Dr. Mrcus "Mark" M. Livingston (1828-1900) - Georgia, Alabama, Texas residences. Marriage #1 to Sarah Ann Tyler Phillips. Marriage #2 to Lucy Ann Elizabeth Martha Jane D. Phillips.

Livingston genetic genealogy

andreweninge — 16 Apr 2008 7:26:42 GMT

Hello everyone

An interesting update from the Livingston project. For the first time I can remember the lab has caught up. It must be time to ask for new participation!

We have over 100 families to compare to now, so if you want to see where your family fits in where the paper trail peter out, come and join us!

I've explained some of the options on a webpage here: http://users.skynet.be/lancaster/participate%20Maclea.htm

Best Regards
Andrew

Livingston, Vesta married R Clark - Sask. CAN

lweber68 — 10 Mar 2008 9:54:34 GMT

Looking for Vesta Livingston b 1889 Iowa married Roy Clark. One daughter known - Olive Clark.

Parents of Vesta Livingston: Henry Daniel Livingston and Eliza Ellen Schley

Have pictures. Hoping to make family contact.

Mary Moncrieffe Livingston [1869-1956] Ulster Co., NY, and Baltimore, MD

dav4is — 2 Mar 2008 12:43:26 GMT

I am helping a writer compile a history of the Garrison Forest School (MD) which was founded in 1910 or 1914 by a Miss Mary Moncrieffe Livingston. You can find details of her life -- such as we have -- on my website,
here http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/%7Edav4is/ODTs/LIVIN... and
here http://www.gencircles.com/users/dav4is/120/data/649.
She was my distant cousin.
As you can see, she had previously been associated with a Livingston School for Children in Kingston (1909), and was also associated with a Livingston-Jerson Kindergarten, also in Kingston.
I have the following specific questions that I hope that you can help me with:

1. We don't know where Miss Livingston was born, the best we have been able to find was the census which just says "NY". Can you help pin that down more?

2. We have only a simple death notice from the Baltimore papers. Was a more complete obituary published in Kingston? Or in her home town?

3. Were the Livingston School and the Livingston-Jerson Kindergarten one and the same?

4. Where in Kingston were they located?

5. What became of these schools?

Any assistance you can provide would be much appreciated.

Thank you,

--
Regards, Rod Dav4is / P.O. Box 118 / Hyde Park, NY 12538 / USA
Genealogy, et Cetera: http://freepages.rootsweb.com/~dav4is/
496 ancestral & collateral families, mostly 17°-19° century
New England & European roots. Total population: 121,600+
Annex: http://www.gencircles.com/users/dav4is/
email: DAV4IS@YAHOO.COM
You can't have everything. Where would you put it?
-Steven Wright

Livingston, Melvin L. (OBIT PA 12-20-2007)

obituary33b — 16 Feb 2008 2:08:44 GMT

source: The Hanover, PA - Evening Sun 12-20-2007
Deceased: Livingston, Melvin L. (OBIT PA 12-20-2007)

Age of Deceased: 75
Death date: 12-14-2007
Last Address: Hanover, PA
Date of Birth: not listed
Place of Birth: not listed

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to: Bob
obituary@crosskeysvillage.net

Hubert and Maude Livingston of McRae GA

alifolendore — 8 Nov 2007 1:35:30 GMT

I am looking for information on Hubert Livingston who was married to Maude Pope. Their residence was in McRae, Telfair County, Georgia. I am unsure of dates, but I know he passed away in the 1960's. Maude outlived him, but not sure when she passed.

LIVINGSTON, William Sandbourn, Vermont & Canada

bramblybramble — 31 Aug 2007 10:27:49 GMT

I'm trying to obtain further information about my great great grandfather, William Sandbourn Livingston, who lived in West Berkshire, Vermont from ~1841 to perhaps as late as 1920. He's sometimes listed as "Sanbourn Livingston."

I'm particularly interested in the full name of, and any other information regarding, his (first?) wife, who may have been Jennie M. (unknown) or Jane Crawford (b. ~1841, Canada). If there's more than one wife, my particular interest is in the one who was the mother of Anna (b. ~1873) and Asa John Livingston (b. 1877), both born in Vermont.

I'm also interested in confirming or learning the names of WSL's parents and grandparents. On the trees of other ancestry.com folks I've seen information indicating his father was Samuel W. Livingston (b. ~1810 in Vermont); that his mother was Ann (unknown - possibly Gale; b. ~1810 in Elizabethtown, ON, Canada), and that Samuel W.'s parents were James Livingston (b. ~1778, possibly in Massachusetts) and Elizabeth Kelsey (b. ~1818).

Any information or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Janet

John Livingstone b. 1656, Scotland; d. unknown date, Chelmsford, England or Massachusetts

bramblybramble — 28 Dec 2007 3:14:14 GMT

I'm looking for the parents of, specific place of birth of or any other information regarding this John Livingstone. His surname appears variously as Livingstone, Levestone, and Leviston, although in OneWorldTree it's spelled Livingstone. He died on an unknown date in Chelmsford, England or Chelmsford, Massachusetts -- although I think Mass. is more likely, since he lived in Mass. for a long time, and was still living there in 1703, when he was about 47. But I did see another member's tree stating that one of his daughters, b. 1703 in Mass., died in 1705 in Ireland, so perhaps he did jump back over the pond.

I've seen this John Livingstone in the family trees of numerous other ancestry.com members, and everyone's information seems to hit the same dead end. They all have virtually the same info: birth in 1656 in Scotland (no town), and nothing about his parents.

He married Margaret Ross, and they had at least 11 children, although I know of only 3 that lived to adulthood. I've read that 5 of his children and his mother-in-law were killed, and a 6th child was kidnaped, by Indians in a massacre on 5 Aug 1695 in Billerica, Mass. (A 7th child, a 13yo boy, was absent from the home at the time and survived.) John and Margaret then had another 4 children (including my ancestor, who was already on the way at the time of the attack), but my info indicates that only my ancestor, the boy who survived the massacre and 1 girl who was among the 4 born afterward survived to adulthood.

If you know anything about this John Livingstone, I'd greatly appreciate it if you'd let me know. Thanks!

Livingston history

Erna — 10 Mar 2007 5:16:37 GMT

My mother was a Livingston from Clearfield,
Pennsylvania. Her father's name was Wilbur
Ross Livingston. Any relations to Livingstons
in PA, please respond!

jaames livingston

ROAISLANDHOTEL — 18 Dec 2007 10:57:01 GMT

hi trying to trace family members of james livingston born 12 dec 1920 in glasgow married margaret sloan nee eccles in cumbria died 1 feb 1994 in cumbria (barrow-in-furness)

Gov Thomas Mifflin, Catherine Livingston, and Susannah Mifflin?

Lcadry — 13 Nov 2007 12:34:46 GMT

Hello,

I have what one would call an "issue", and I could use some serious help!

I am a descendant of Henry Reighley, son of Matthew Reighley and Susannah Mifflin.

Henry's daughter Jennie (I have also seen her called Jane)Reighley Steen was my ggggrandmother.

I have searched and searched and came up with Thomas Mifflin as Susannah Mifflin's father, and Catherine E Livingston as Susannah's mother.

I know Thomas Mifflin was married to Sarah Morris. It is my understanding that he had at least one(likely more) child out of wedlock. Susannah is supposedly one of them.

However, on some of the family trees I have looked at, Susannah Mifflin's mother is a Mary McLanahan, father still Thomas Mifflin, but possibly another Thomas Mifflin.

I find a Catherine Livingston married to a Peter Close, but no daughter named Susannah mentioned. This raises another question... What was Susannah's legal maiden name? Mifflin? Livingston? Close? I have only ever seen it on other family trees as MIFFLIN.

Everytime I am sure I have the correct Susannah Mifflin, it seems I don't. Everytime it seems I have the correct Catherine Livingston, it then seems I'm wrong.

I wish I knew something I was certain of, but as of now, my genealogy for this branch is all 'soft copy' or 'rough draft'.

So far as I can tell, it does seem like Susannah's name was MIFFLIN and that her parents were Thomas Mifflin and Catherine Livingston. I feel almost certain, ALMOST, that Catherine is the daughter of Henry Livingston and Susannah Storm of NY. Of course I am nearly as unsure of all of this as I am sure of it. I can get little to no actual sources from historical or vital records. Much of what I am basing this off of is various websites of Livingston, Mifflin, Crissman, or Reighley family trees.

Any info would be appreciated. I will gladly share what I have, even my 'rough draft' Reighley/Mifflin/Livingston lineage.

Thanks.

Lisa Cadry

Frank Livingston b. abt. 1860 in Illinois

michellewisniewski — 15 Aug 2003 3:47:05 GMT

Looking for any information regarding Frank LIVINGSTON, born about 1860 in IL. He was living with his nephew, Edward D. WELLS, in the 1930 Shawnee County, Kansas census.

This relationship interests me very much because my 3x g-grandparents were Elizabeth LIVINGSTON and William WELLS, Sr. Elizabeth and William married in KY but lived the remainder of their lives in Jefferson County, IL. I am trying to determine if there is any relationship between these two families.

LIVINGSTON'S in Kentucky

RobertWhitmer50 — 24 Mar 2004 1:22:03 GMT

I have been looking for the parents of Etta Alice Livingston b July 6 1894 in KY. Her father's name is John Livingston.I do not know what part of KY. I have info on Etta's Life, But no info on her parents or where they came from. Thank you for any help can may send my way

William Earl Kent-Cleveland, MS

hkdcfd1 — 7 Nov 2007 8:28:50 GMT

To Pat Dakin: Are you any relationship to William Earl Kent of Cleveland, MS? He was the sheriff in Bolivar County in the 1940's and early 50's. I believe his mother's maiden name was Dakin?

James S. Livingston Grand Rapids, Michigan

sararice2 — 9 Oct 2007 3:47:27 GMT

born 1856 in Canada came to Michigan abt. 1880, married Julia Baker and had children Ella, Eva, Welcome, Lorena, Rachel, Muriel (Myrl) Charles. I am looking for James birth location and parents and siblings.

John Livingston from Canada

Rebecca Garske — 5 Feb 2000 7:26:17 GMT

John moved to Michigan (?) from Canada and had at least three children Stanley, Iva and Ethel. The children were born in the late 1880's. I am interested in John Livingson at this time.

Elizabeth Livingston (1797-1867)

CErland593 — 27 Sep 2007 4:48:01 GMT

Looking for names, birth & death dates for parents of Elizabeth Livingston, b. 1797 Overton, TN; d.1867 Montgomery, Iowa. She married Ahijah Means on 12 Sept. 1812 at White, TN.......Complete birth & death dates for Elizabeth would be much appreciated.

Elizabeth Livingston Schoharie, NY ca 17856/86

mfamalfitano — 15 Sep 2007 2:23:09 GMT

My several greats grandmother, Elizabeth Livingston was bornin Schoharie County, NY in Mar or April, 1785 or 1786 - could be any combo of those dates. She married Rev. Henry Bellinger at the Lawyersville Reformed Church 5 Jan 1808 and lived in Sharon Hill her whole life. The Big question is: WHO WERE HER PARENTS AND SIBLINGS????????????
I have looked and looked and looked for so long and can't find them.
They may have been originally Lowenstein - the Lowensteins changed their name to Livingston in the late 1700s.
I would be so grateful for help with this woman.
Marlena

Livingston, Anson Co, NC/Chesterfield Co. SC

WilliamKing40 — 24 Nov 2001 5:23:00 GMT

I am researching the family of James Alfred Livingston (b. 17 Dec 1857, d. 16 July 1927) and Nancy Birmingham Livingston (b. 16 May 1860, d. 22 May 1933). Their children were James Loyd Livingston, Hugh Allen Livingston, and Edward B. Livingston. Hugh Allen Livingston (b. 27 Dec 1887, d. 2 Feb 1941) married Clara Mae Allen. Hugh Allen and family lived in McFarlan, NC. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated.

Livingston of Virginia then Tennessee (Duncan and Judith)

d bartlett — 14 Feb 2006 1:36:58 GMT

Looking for info on Duncan Livingston and his wife, Judith Newman. they were in Sumner Co, Tennessee where he died in Aug 1849 and she with their children were on the 1850 census. Their son, Robert Newman Livingston was my great great grandfather, he married Louisa Bradley. I have Duncan back to 1820, but no info on his parents or the parents of Judith. She does appear to have family in Sumner County in 1850. Any ifo prior to that time would be appreciated.

James Livingston marriage to Cherokee

mark nelson — 29 Mar 2001 5:25:25 GMT

I am trying to find information for my fiancee Pamela livingston about James livingston( I think) who was married to a full blooded cherokee woman. any info would be greatly appreciated!

Fireman 3rd Class Alfred E. Livingston, U.S. Navy, of Worthington, Ind WWII MIA Identified

I_Volunteer — 21 Jul 2007 12:18:55 GMT

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 906-07
July 20, 2007
Missing WWII Sailor is Identified

The Department of Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office (DPMO) announced today that the remains of a U.S. serviceman, missing in action from World War II, have been identified and returned to his family for burial with full military honors.

He is Fireman 3rd Class Alfred E. Livingston, U.S. Navy, of Worthington, Ind. He will be buried on Saturday in Worthington.

On Dec. 7, 1941, Livingston was assigned to the battleship USS Oklahoma when it was attacked by Japanese torpedo aircraft and capsized in Pearl Harbor. The ship sustained massive casualties. Livingston was one of hundreds declared killed in action whose body was not recovered. In the aftermath of the attack, some remains were recovered from the waters of Pearl Harbor. One set of sailor's remains was recovered and thought to be associated with the USS Arizona losses. However, when efforts to identify the sailor failed, it was inconclusive what ship he was assigned to and he was buried as an unknown in the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, known as The Punchbowl.

In 2006, a Pearl Harbor survivor and researcher, contacted the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command (JPAC) and suggested that the biological and dental information on file for the unknown sailor may be correlated with Livingston's personnel file. JPAC's analysts studied the documentation and found enough evidence to support the researcher's findings that Livingston was actually recovered after the war even though he was originally listed as one of the hundreds of unrecoverable servicemen from the attack on Pearl Harbor. In February 2007, the grave for the unknown sailor was exhumed.

Among other forensic identification tools and circumstantial evidence, scientists from JPAC also used dental comparisons in the identification of Livingston's remains.

For additional information on the Defense Department's mission to account for missing Americans, visit the DPMO Web site at http://www.dtic.mil/dpmo/ or call (703) 699-1420.

LIVINGSTON, Henry Daniel b IO to Sask. Canada

lweber68 — 9 Jul 2007 6:16:28 GMT

Looking for family members of Henry Daniel Livingston b abt1864 Jones CO IO (Parents: George H Livingston & Mary Kohl)
Henry married Eliza Ellen SCHLEY in Iow City in 1886.
He may have died in an Old folks home in St. Hubert, Sask, CAN around 1945.

Children born in Iowa:
Vesta Livingston abt 1889
Lewis Livingston abt 1890
Ernest Livingston abt 1891
George Livingston
Raymond Livingston b abt 1897 d 14 May 1899

Have photos of Vesta & Lewis, Ernest as small children.

In 1948 Eliza (nickname Lyde) was living in Sask. Canada at the death of her sister in Iowa.

Wonderful picture of "farm" may be Henry & Eliza's in Canada. Would love to identify it.

Any help appreciated.

James Livingston, Southington, CT Line

DianeElliott80 — 5 Jul 2007 8:32:01 GMT

I am researching my Great Grandfather James Livingston of Southington, CT who was born in NYC, NY. He married Sarah Wagstaff 12 Sept 1880 in Southington. I have a copy of the certificate. They had 11 children between 1881 and 1895. I believe that James died between 1895 and 1900 because I found Sarah and 10 of their children in the 1900 Plainville CT census. Sarah died in 1919 in Pittsfield, MA. I also found this tree posted in the World Family Tree Vol 13 tree #1102 but am unable to find any contact information. Any help would be wonderful.

Diane

Obit: Livingston, Elizabeth (Davidsville, PA)

GordonGrening — 3 Jul 2007 10:18:23 GMT

Mrs. Elizabeth Livingston.
Mrs. Elizabeth Livingston, widow of Jeremiah Livingston, died at noon yesterday at her home near Davidsville, Somerset County, where she had been a patient for some time, aged 84 years. She was a daughter of John and Lydia H. Lehman. Mrs. Livingston is survived by these sons and daughters: Jacob Livingston and Mrs. Daniel Blough of near Davidsville; Josiah Livingston, Tire Hill, Mrs. Josiah Helsel Kaufman, Kelso; Mrs. William Blough and John Livingston with whom the deceased made her home. Two brothers—Levi Layman of Thomas Mills, and Joseph Layman, of this place, also survive, together with a sister, Miss Nancy Layman, of Kelso.
The funeral will take place Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock in the Stahl Mennonite Church. Burial will be in the family cemetery located at the Livingston homestead.

SOURCE: THE JOHNSTOWN TRIBUNE (Johnstown, Cambria Co., PA) Saturday, 31 December 1927, page 23, col. 4; Cambria County Library, Johnstown, PA.

LIVINGSTON, Mrs. Robert March 1892

sissybear01 — 1 Jul 2007 3:14:09 GMT

Thought this may help someone, Lena

Newton County GaArchives Obituaries.....LIVINGSTON, Mrs. Robert March 1892
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The Georgia Enterprise, March 10, 1892
DEATH’S SAD ROLL

Mrs. Robt. LIVINGSTON, an aged and most excellent lady, died at her residence in Covington on Thursday last. She had been in feeble health a long time. She was the mother of Mrs. Dr. TRAVIS and grandmother of Miss Effie
SHOCKLEY. She had been an invalid for many years, but bore all her sufferings without murmur or complaint. She was laid to rest beside her husband in the family grave yard five miles east of town, Friday. Presiding Elder R. J. BIGHAM conducted the funeral services. She was 76 years old and had loved and served the Lord almost all of her life.

File at: http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ga/newton/obits/l/livin...

This file has been created by a form at http://www.genrecords.org/gafiles/

Pulaski County GA Livingstons 1818-1820 George; Ann

Bernicewright97 — 18 May 2007 10:57:45 GMT

There is a George Livingston listed on the 1818 Pulaski County Tax list. No poll tax due, leading me to believe that he was 60+. Can anyone link him to a family? Also listed was Martin Livingston, 1 poll tax due. This is most likely the Martin Livingston, brother to Jacob Livingston.

There is also an Ann Livingston on the 1820 Pulaski census. Does anyone know who she might be? Could she be widow of George? Or mother to Jacob and Martin Livingston?
Bernice

Death of Mr. Albert Henry Livingston in Cuba

davwayell — 24 Apr 2007 3:09:53 GMT

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Mr. Albert Henry Livingston, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Mr. Livingston died in Cuba on January 22, 1945.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Christian Lowenstein/Livingston

EugeneNeff — 20 Apr 2007 6:57:42 GMT

Christian died in Somerset County, PA in early 1800 (Estate #2). He was my g-g-g grandfather. He is listed as Livingston although documents were signed in German by his family as Lowenstein. His descendants apparently use Livingston. He was second husband to Anna Mueller Spangler when they were married 1 July 1778 in Hagerstown, MD. Any information on his ancestry most appreciated.

Gertrude (Livingston) Burdick, b.1886, lived Milton, Rock Co., WI

margerice1 — 30 Mar 2007 4:39:11 GMT

I have an late Cabinet Card photograph of “Gertie (Livingston) Burdick”, which I’d like to get back to descendants or family members. Photo was taken in about 1905, give or take a few years, in Milton Jct., (Rock Co.) WI, and she looks to be about 18 yrs. old.

I found a Gertrude Livingston in Wisconsin Birth Records, born 22 Nov 1886, Rock Co., WI. In the 1920 census for Rockford (Winnebago Co.) IL, Gertrude Burdick was age 33, as wife of Perry W. Burdick.

Get back to me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to Gertie Livingston Burdick.

Henry Livingston

Bess (Townsend) Ramey — 27 Jul 2004 2:56:02 GMT

Seeking information on the parents and siblings of Henry Livingston, b. 11Sep1772 , believe in Delaware, d. Jan1858 in Chestnut Ridge, Pa. Henry marrried Nancy Belle Morton, b. Jun1783, d. 12Jan1857. They had 6 children, one of whom was David Ralston Livingston, b. 1Jan1831, d. 9Aug1907, married Sarah Jane Bates. Henry was my ggggrandfather.
Thanks for any help you can give.

David Livingston

DLivingston5327 — 4 Feb 2007 2:43:24 GMT

David was my great-grandfather on both sides. My grandfathers were his 2 sons Henry and Will. Henry was born in PA, Will was born in OH, and my mother Opal was Will's daughter, born in OK in 1904. I'd like to learn about David's tour of service in the Civil War. He was paid to substitute for someone else in the draft.

Frank M. Livingston obit 1961

Patty — 10 Mar 2007 5:12:47 GMT

Ontario Argus Observer
Ontario, Oregon
Monday, May 29, 1961

Livingston Rites Held Saturday

Services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Shaffer Chapel in Payette for Frank M. Livingston, 71, who died in the Ontario hospital Thursday following a long illness. The Mr. Howard Larsen officiated and interment was at Park View in New Plymouth.

Mr. Livingston had been a resident of New Plymouth since 1943. He was born August 22, 1889 at Louisburg, Kansas. He married Florence Rogers on October 14, 1908 at Louisburg. They came from Kansas to Idaho in 1935 and lived in or near New Plymouth since 1943. He was a member of the Methodist Church.

Surviving are his widow, sons, Earl of Payette, Roger of Brewster, Wash., and Asa of Payette; daughters, Mrs. Edith Starry of Baker, Ore., and Mrs. A. S. Meel of Fresno, Calif.; 12 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren.

Livingston, Aaron married Respy Shipp in GA,, 1821

RebeccaHunter51 — 28 Apr 2002 1:05:48 GMT

Looking for info or descendants of this couple.

Thankyou,
Rebecca Turner

Jessie Livingston Parsons Cook

Keuka410 — 18 Feb 2007 5:05:37 GMT

I am hoping someone can help me find information on my Great grandmother, Jessie Livingston Parsons Cook. All that I know is that she died in 1943. I do not know where she was born or died.
She married my Great grandfather, Franklin Page Parsons. He was born May 3, 1863 in Columbia Twp., Bradford County, PA. My grandfather,Clarence Lyzurne Parsons was born June 5, 1889 in Galeton, PA. So I assume she was probably born in PA and they were married there.
They had the following children:
Clarence Lyzurne Parsons June 5, 1889 to October 20, 1959. He died in Wayland, New York.
Grace Naomi Parsons Russell Cronk b. 1906
Lulu May Parsons Collins b. February 9, 1891 in Burlington, Bradford Co., PA
Myrtle
Sylvia
Lillian
Mildred
Beatrice
George
Truman
Chester
Gladys
Ardell
I would sincerely appreciate any help.

looking for Raymond E Livingston Jr

darrell_livingst — 21 Feb 2002 11:49:02 GMT

Dad Name is Raymond Everett Livingston of point pleasent wv .mother name is Pam of columbus Oh .help me find Raymond son thank you.

William Stewart Livingston

cecilia_1966 — 10 Feb 2007 3:20:19 GMT

Looking for information on the parents and/or siblings of William Stewart Livingston. Married to Emeline Deardorff. They lived in the Hampton/New Chester area of Adams County, PA. William and Emeline had 7 children. If anyone can help with some names of William's parents and/or siblings, the help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Cecilia

Charles LIVINGSTON of Afton, Oklahoma death article 1913

Obits101 — 10 Mar 2007 5:23:06 GMT

...from the Oklahoman Newspaper archives in Oklahoma City, OK, dated:

11-08-1913
p.7/12

DEATH WINS IN RACE

Fort Smith, Ark., Nov.7-(Special)- A race against death was won and lost Friday by C.W. Livingston, a wealthy merchant of Afton, Okla., when his 1-year old son, Charles, died in a local hospital. The boy was taken ill at a hunting camp near Tuskahoma, Okla. Physicians were unable to diagonsis his ailment and rushed the child here. The boy died shortly after his arrival. After death it was leaned that he died of indigestion, the result of eating raw potatoes in the camp.

***posted for genealogical purposes only; no relation***

Rev. John Henry Livingston (1746-1825)

bbelvin189 — 31 Jan 2007 9:39:06 GMT

Looking for descendents and relatives of Rev. John Henry Livingston (1746-1825); Leading theologian of the Dutch Reform Church; 2nd president of Rutgers University.

Livingston Waterford ? VA to Baltimore, MD

kiera163 — 26 Jan 2007 7:20:46 GMT

I'm trying to find out about an ancestor named Constance Livingston born in VA moved to Baltimore, MD and died in 1841.

I have a suspision that his father was John Livingston (b. 1780) from Waterford, Loudon, VA but I have no info to back this up. Does anyone have any information for either of these men linking them or otherwise?

Or would anyone be able to tell me where I might look in Loudon County to find any records that might help.

Thanks

Lucy Livingston MA>GA>IL

psmaynard — 5 Jul 2005 2:16:12 GMT

Need to know parents of Lucy (Louisa) Livingston from Massachusetts. She was born in approximately 1840. First marriage to William Long was in Georgia. Her second marriage was to Nathan Potter, a Union soldier, while he was in Muscogee Co. Georgia. Lucy went back to Illinois with Nathan in 1865 and lived in Decatur, Macon Co. Illinois until her death in 1892. Nathan and Lucy divorced sometime after 1869. She never remarried.

LIVINGSTON, JOSIAH O.; Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient - Civil War

jasche — 18 Nov 2006 4:22:35 GMT

Source: http://www.army.mil/cmh/Default.htm

Note: This is not my ancestry. I have NO additional information. I am just passing along information that may be useful.

LIVINGSTON, JOSIAH O.
Rank and organization: First Lieutenant, and Adjutant, 9th Vermont Infantry. Place and date: At Newport Barracks, N.C., 2 February 1864. Entered service at: Marshfield, Vt. Birth: Walden, Vt. Date of issue: 8 September 1891. Citation: When, after desperate res1stance, the small garrison had been driven back to the river by a vastly superior force, this officer, while a small force held back the enemy, personally fired the railroad bridge, and, although wounded himself, ass1sted a wounded officer over the burning structure.

Livingston/Livingstone, Scotland to Canada, ca 1850

Jim Kirby — 16 Jan 2007 2:04:22 GMT

I am looking for the male Livingston/Livingstone, who is suppose to be of Appin, Argleshire, Scotland, that married Margaret McCallum. This male Livingston died before 1850. His wife, Margaret was born in 1779 and died in the Township of Plympton, Lambton Co., Ontario, Canada in 1867, later, some of the family moved to Forest, Lambton Co., Ontario. In about 1850, Margaret and three daughters and their families immigrated to Canada. The only daughter I know about is Elizabeth Harriet (Betty), who was married in Scotland to John Livingston (who died after 1859) of Appin also. This John is said to be a first cousin to Dr. David Livingstone. John and Betty had two sons and three daughters, all born in Scotland. They were Christina (b. ca. 1831 & my ancestor), Daniel (b. ca. 1835), Margaret, Duncan (b. ca. 1851) and Mary Livingston. I am also looking for the parents of the John Livingston that married Elizabeth Harriett Livingston. Looking for descendants of this family to correspond with. Sure need some help, Thanking you, Jim Kirby (slohandx2@aol.com)

Vada R. Livingston Poore (1894-1975)

swn610 — 5 Jan 2007 1:53:57 GMT

Looking for info on Vada Livingston and her descendents. Vada was the child of Lillie Jane Noland and John Livingston, was born on August 11, 1894, probably in Tuolumne County, CA, was living in S.F., CA and married to Edward Poole in 1920, and died on Feb 18, 1975 in San Joaquin County, CA. I am a Noland descendent and am specifically interested in info on Vada's mother, Lillie Jane Noland Brunson (1874-1947), and Lillie's parents, Edgar A. Noland (1850-1896) and Mary Walton Noland (1855-1921). I am hoping that some Noland family history was passed down through Vada's family.

Old postcard picture of Grandma Livingston, Dorthy Martin

rhmewbourn — 27 Dec 2006 4:41:45 GMT

I have an old postcard picture of "Auntie Strock, Grandma Livingston, Dorthy Martin and Uncle Phillip". If these names are familiar to you, please contact me.

William Livingston b 1/6/1799

livingstoneancestry — 24 Dec 2006 4:48:20 GMT

Well hopefully I have the right info now. My great aunt verified some information on George Livingston. Now the person we're looking for is a William Livingston born January 6, 1799 at Port of Monteith, Perthshire, Scotland

He was married to an Isabella Bremner b 1793 in Scotland, and married April 20th, 1821 in Kilmadock Perthshire Scotland

Any information is greatly appreciated

thanks, Suzanne

Daniel LIVINGSTON 1807, Partheny PARISH 1811

Christine_Meagher — 4 Sep 2001 6:40:01 GMT

Looking for any information. Had found some info on Ancestry.com but the person that submitted the info's email address is not in service.

Daniel LIVINGSTON b.Kentucky raised family in Missouri
Partheny PARISH
13 children: Mary Ann, William Noe, John T., Joseph B., Henry B., Elizabeth Ellen, Peter P.(twin), Richard V.(twin), *Martha Susan, Virginia F., Lucy Ann, Laura E., Benjamin F.
Please HELP!!!

William Livingston b. 1803 Kentucky

kariliv — 3 Dec 2006 5:03:15 GMT

I am looking for information on William Livingston b. 1803 in Kentucky. He married Matilda Kidwell and moved to Indiana before settling in Missouri. His children were William R., Henry, Catherine and Robert. In the 1850 census he was in District 80, St Francois, MO. Does anyone know anything about him?

George Livingston(e)-Ontario-Scotland

Suzanne — 25 Nov 2006 5:44:07 GMT

Please excuse if this message is cross posted between 3 boards or so. The more who see it hopefully

Am trying to find info on a George Livingston(e). The only info we have at this time is that he was married to ? Naismith and they lived in Ontario, Frontenac County and he was born in Scotland. They had several children including James Naismith Livingston(e) born 4/25/1874

I haven't had much luck tracking any additional information on him. My sister is hoping to track down a copy of jame's birth certificate which we're hoping will have additional info on it and possibly backtrack from there. I haven't been able to find this person on the Canadian census either

Jame's obituary here in WA state just states that he had several siblings in Canada still, presumably Ontario

Any info anyone has is greatly appreciate.

Suzanne

Jeff and Oralee Nett Livingston

mjorden789 — 27 Nov 2006 12:46:21 GMT

I am trying to get info on Oralee Nett's parents: Jeff Nett (abt 1874-1916) and Margarette Sanchez (1874-1927). They lived near Many, Louisiana. Oralee was born in 1895. Thanks!

Wm LIVINGSTON m. Margaret HOUSTOUN 1615

sw — 19 Jun 2006 7:39:56 GMT

Sir William Livingston of Kilsyth is most probably the son of Sir William Livingston of Kilsyth and Christian Graham. This William died c. 1626 -27, and was therefore the only Sir William Livingston of Kilsyth to have been born in the correct timeframe to have a daughter that married John Forsyth.

William Livingston m.1stly Antoinette de Bord, dau of Pierre de Bord.

Their two children were Sir William Livingston of Darchester who died before 1615,
and Cristine, who married in 1602.

William Livingston m.2ndly 27 Jul 1615, Margaret Houstoun, dau of Sir John Houstoun.

William and Margaret Livingston had two children:
Sir James Livingston of Barncloich, 1st Viscount of Kilsyth (b 1616),
and Margaret Livingston bc.1617-18, which puts her just a couple years younger than the approximate age for John Forsyth. She m.2ndly (?) after 10 Apr 1656, Robert MONTGOMERY of Haslehead. This would have put her close to 40 years old, and thus unlikely to have been her first marriage.
Margaret Livingston possibly m.1stly John Forsyth, who d. prior to 1656 when Margaret apparently remarried.

James Forsyth inherited the land of "Kilsyth Easter(n)" from his mother.

In 1620 William Livingston acquired the eastern half of the Barony of Kilsyth, presumably from his father. Sir William Livingston of Kilsyth, a lawyer was appointed Lord of Session as one of the Senators of the College of Justice in 1609. He was later made his Majesty's Privy-Council and Vice-Chancellor of Scotland.

In 1614, Sir William Livingston purchased a portion of the estate of (Edmonston's ) Duntreath for 20,000 merks.

In 1630, after Sir William Livingston's death, the estate returned to Sir Archibald Edmonstone, 7th of Duntreath.

The estate of Duntreath lies on both sides of the Blane Valley some twelve miles to the north of the city of Glasgow, Scotland.

The original Barony of Duntreath consisted of Duntreath, including Craigbrock. Arlehaven Edmonstone, including Auchentail, Dumgoiach (Dumgoyach) Blairgar, including Blairgarmore, Blairgar Begg, and Caldhame; Ballewan Edmonstone, or Middle Ballewan; and Cult Edmonstone, including Corriedale.

Livingstons in Columbia Co. NY 18-19th cent

Margaret Engelhardt — 26 Oct 2006 9:12:11 GMT

I'm trying to confirm that Peter Francis Livingston (son of Moncrief and Frances Covert and husband of Sarah Bingham) is the father of Civil War Colonel Charles Edward Livingston who married his cousin Mary Livingston Bogardus. Any help greatly appreciated, trying to do a NSDAR application for my mother-in-law for Christmas. Many thanks, Margaret Engelhardt

Randolph Livingston

msmom526 — 30 May 2007 7:33:55 GMT

need info on Randolph Livingston who married Margaret Sword
born 1905 born 1909
they have a son James (Jimmy) also a daughter

mothers name Agnes

thanks margie

Livingston & Diehl family

cecilia_1966 — 1 Oct 2006 7:30:10 GMT

Looking for information about the Livingston family that married into the Diehl family. My great grandfather was Ezra Livingston who married Anna Diehl. Anna's parents (according to her obit) are Emerson and Agnes (Rice) Diehl..........if anyone has any information, it would be greatly appreciated......I can't get far on my tree without some names.......Supposedly both families lived in the Adams/York County area of PA........There are alot of Diehls and Livingstons in this area but I haven't been able to make the right connection........thanks, Cecilia

Randolph Livingston

msmom526 — 30 May 2007 7:33:55 GMT

need info on

randolph livingston born 1905 in D.C.

mother was agnes

married a margaret sword

thanks marg (parents)

Livingston/Allhands

Gail M. Parish — 17 Jul 2002 12:50:14 GMT

I got the Allhands family Bible records at an estate sale in Clark County, Indiana. The Allhands family Bible lists a lot of Livingston family members. As far as I can determine it was Patsey Allhands who married Chancellor Livingston. Patsey is the daughter of Daniel Allhands. Anyone interested in this information? Gail

Livingston and Parker relationship

JeaneParker72 — 5 Sep 2006 11:34:35 GMT

Alexander livingston b circa 1810 maybe Scotland, lived in Marlboro Co SC in 1850 per Fed census. I want to know where he was before 1850 and also where he was after 1850. Who were his kin folk, wife, children, siblings, parents, etc.

Also is there a connnection formal or informal between anyone in the Livingston family and anyone in the Parker family. Were they married, have illeg children or live near each other. Were they married and divorced?

Your help will be very much appreciated and I will share what info I have with you if you need it.

Albert Hamilton Livinston killed France 1916

@@home@lindagilmore.plus.com — 27 Aug 2006 10:57:36 GMT

Seeking family of Hamilton Jardine Livingston & wife Victoria Hall married 1884. 1884- Hamilton was agent in Newry Co.Down, Ireland. Victoria Hall from Ardreagh, Aghadowey, Co.Derry Ireland. 1914-1916 living in London area.
Son Albert Hamilton "Bertie" Livingston b.,Newry c1893 killed France 1916, enlisted 1914 Australia. Last word from him was a postcard to my mother-in-law.
Other possible children: Robert W.H. Livingston 1923 London; J. Ernest L. Livingston alive 1923; Irene; Victoria; David C.H. Livingston 1923 London.

Livingston, John H. (OBIT PA 7-18-2006)

myobituarysite — 13 Aug 2006 2:19:12 GMT

source: The Evening Sun - Hanover, PA 7-18-2006
Deceased: Livingston, John H. (OBIT PA 7-18-2006)
Age: 88
Last Address: New Oxford, PA
Death date: 7-17-2006
Birth date: 8-21-1917
Birth place: Gettysburg, PA

No relation to the deceased
For a FREE copy of full obit send email to:
rbenjamin@qis.net
(please include date obit posted)

Agnes Livingston b.abt. 1750 Perthshire, Scotland d. 1822 York Co., PA

sPollastrini7272 — 7 Aug 2006 12:58:26 GMT

I'm trying to link my ancestor Agnes "Nancy" Livingston(b. abt. 1750, d. 1822) to the Rev. John Livingston (b. 21 June 1603 in Sterlingshire, Scotland). Rev. John (and wife Jannet Flemming) had three sons who survived into adulthood: Robert Livingston (1st Lord & NY patriarch), William Livingston (b. 1638) and James Livingston (b. 1646; father of "the Nephew" Robert Livingston of NY).

My Agnes Livingston married David Proudfoot/Proudfit in Scotland I think (bef. 1770). David came to America abt. 1759, with/after David's three brothers, one of whom was Andrew Proudfit who was married to a Sarah Wallace.

Agnes and David had children in York Co., PA: Andrew (m. Mary Marshall), Elizabeth (m. Shadrach Corbin), John (m. Elizabeth Lyle), James (m. Catherine Smith), Nancy, Robert, Mary (m. John McCalmont) and my ancestor Jane (m. John McAllister, s/o James McAllister and Eleanor Anderson- both buried in the McAllister Cemetery in East Hopewell Twsp, York Co., PA).

Long rumored within the family to be "related" in some way to "The Signer" and to a "Lady in waiting to the Queen" (possibly Queen Mary of Scotland). Both these claims would be true if I could prove the relationship to Rev. John Livingston and his wife Jannet Flemming.

Agnes could possibly be a grand dau. of the afore mentioned William or James. My great great grandfather was born in Cross Roads, York Co., PA in 1852 and was named Rev. John Andrew Livingston Smith. My uncle also has the Livingston name. I'd love to tie it back to Scotland if possible.

I've been told of a 2002 reprint of the 1911 Historical Sketch of the Proudfit Family that states Jane as the daughter of David Proudfit and Nancy Livingston, but I have never seen this. My Jane Proudfit and John McAllister marriage info is apparently in this record too.

Please e-mail/respond to this message if you have any ideas. Thank you for your time!

Livingston/Nasmith (Ontario)

SuzanneKLivingstone — 13 May 2006 8:47:54 GMT

hello all. I'm hoping someone might have some info on this. We just received a copy of my great grandfathers and great grandmothers marriage certificate from Montana

My great grandfathers name is James Nasmith Livingston (or Livingstone). I believe the marriage certificate says his fathers name is George and the mothers maiden name was Nasmith, but it doesn't provide the mothers first name

James is believed to have been born in Ontario on April 12th 1874. We're trying to track down any other information on this side of the family. We believe George was most likely born in Scotland, but we dont know the date or the location yet.

Any information anyone has is greatly appreciated. Please feel free to email me directly at
livingstoneancestry@comcast.net

Thanks, Suzanne Livingstone

Edna A. Smith - 1918 - 1989 - daughter of William Livingston and Clara Higenbaughen

JoellenBrown27 — 28 Jul 2006 10:11:14 GMT

Death certificate for Edna Arretta Smith, 1918 - 1989, recorded at the Maricopa County Recorders office. Parents showing as William Livingston and Clara Belle Higenbaughen.

Document type - death cer

http://recorder.maricopa.gov/recdocdata/GetRecDataSelect.asp...

Doc Whitlow Livingston

PamGene_K — 11 Feb 2002 3:21:27 GMT

Looking for any info about my grandfather, Doc Whitlow Livingston. He died about 1919 possibly in TN when my mother was about 1 year old. Thanks for any help.

Doc Whitlow Livingston

PamGene_K — 11 Feb 2002 3:21:27 GMT

I am looking for info on my maternal Grandfather and his family. His name was Doc Whitlow Livingston from Mississippi. He married Osee Anna Liza McKinney from Nashville, Tennessee. They were the parents of my mother Lyda Mae Livingston b. 23 Oct 1917 in Nashville, TN. I believe he died within 1-2 years after my mothers' birth (1918-1919). Any help would be very appreciated