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Hi Jo Ann, I took a quick look and found a few things, Alexander was back in the States , there was a 1925 & 1935 state census where he is listed with family in rhode Island. Also saw him in the 1881 census for whycocomagh Nova Scotia with parents Duncan & Catherine, alexander 9, Donald 7, J...

Hello, I came across a bit of history that mentions a Lieutenant Livingston during the War odf 1812 in the Nottawasaga River. NANCY ISLAND Described as "a perfect masterpiece of workkmanship and beauty", the Nancy was built as a private cargo vessel in 1789. However, during the War of 1812...

Hi Kaye,

Found a marriage for Christine McKenzie and John Livingstone in Dundee on Feb. 18, 1793. Also a christening for a John Livingtone on December 27, 1793 parents John livingstone and Christine McKenzie in Dundee.

Jewel

Hi Roberta,

Top of the mornin to you!!

Cousin, Jewel

Hi Donald,

Well isn't that interesting, I guess I better take care of my McDonnell book, I purchased it 4 or 5 years ago. I also have a copy of Baron Alastair Livingstone's book "No Quarter Given", which is very helpful also.

Jewel

Hello Donald, Well I came across this book ,which I purchased several years ago, while I was doing some spring cleaning today, and decided to take a second look. There was only the one Livingston listed. I didn't see any McLea's, the closest was McRae's. In the intro it states : " Due to the Ha...

Hello, Thought this might be of interest to the Livingston's of Ardnamurchan "Highland Jacobites 1745" by Frances McDonnell John Livingston; Founder, from Ardnamurchan,Argyllshire, McGregor's Glengyle's Regiment. Imprisoned, 15.11.1745 Ardno; 17.12.1745 Dunbarton, liberated 21.8.1747. Jewel

Hello Donald, I guess it's not a major problem as I think Barry has definately proved who the parents are of Malcolm Livingston. It's just that his birth place seems to be either Maine or Massachusettes. In the Cemetery records for Malcolm it states he was born Mass.and also in the census 1850 censu...

Hello Donald, Yes this was a sad ending for Malcolm. One of the witnesses stated he knew him and that Malcolm was hard of hearing and that he was walking with his head down and appeared to be deep in thought. The engineer said he did blow the whistle several times but apparently Malcolm didn't hear ...

Hi Barry, Information I found that might be of interest to future researchers of Malcolm Livingston who died on September 13,1882. Poughkeepsie Daily Eagle September 14,1882: "Malcolm Livingston , an old man about 68 years of age, while attempting to cross the tracks of the New York, New Haven ...