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<t>Hi Jewel Thanks for the vote of confidence. I have a cousin who works with me and just found out that his sister is researching the Livingston family too. I'm looking forward to comparing notes with her. Her father and my mother are first cousins on the livingston side of the family. Barry</t>

<r>Hi There is a pilot project at FamilySearch.org that is very helpful. You can search for Livingston's in USA and query on born in Canada, living in Massachusetts and other areas of the US. It can include other areas of the world too. I think it will be a nice tool for the Massachusetts angle. <UR...

That sounds like a good idea. Barry

<t>Hi Jewel I know that the lot 55 John (and Margaret)is my great grandfather's brother from Forest Hill just north of Dundas and Upton. John had two daughters I know the whereabouts of. One married a Benjamin Davies and her name was Mary. She lived on the home place in Forest Hill all her life. Ver...

Hi Roberta Yes John L. was my great grandfather Angus' brother. He also had another brother John, who is in the 1891 census living in Wood Islands, and a sister Mary, married to John Martin of Dundas.

Hi Donald Correct.....US 1850 census search Barry

<t>Hi I had an email from Bonnie Smith, she found a 1850 census document for Malcolm Livingstone. Malcolm - Age 35 - Listed as Mariner Sarah A - Age 28 John M - Age 4 Sarah A - Age 2 (This is the Sarah I found the obituary for, and she dies the following year) I haven't crunched the numbers is this ...

<r>Hi Donald No the copies of the Micro fiche records are only 50 cents per page. I have to fill out a form for each document and leave my telephone number and they will call me when they are ready. So we have at least two sons for John....Alexander and Malcolm. I am betting that Joseph is Alexander...

Hi Roberta. These were all Joseph's children. If you check the same household in the 1901 and 1911 census the family seems to have moved from the area. I believe there are only 3 left by 1911. Barry

<t>Hi All Back from a day at the archives. It turns out Malcolm Livingston is actually Capt. Livingston. He was living in Salem, Massachusetts. I found a death announcement for his daughter Sarah Ann Livingston in the US. She died at the age of 3 in 1851, and it said her father is from Cardigan Rive...