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Hi R. Livingston, I have updated this post because looking back at your earlier messages regarding your grandfather Guy Livingston and the earlier U.S info on Guy and his family very likely he and his Father had no close family connection to the Mabou Mull River Livingstons and there is no informat...

You are correct about the DNA project, it is for the male line. If you have a male Livingston relative that you could convince to join the project that would help you. There were a lot of Livingstons that came through Canada, New York, Pennsylvania, and the Carolinas. I have traced mine back to my ...

When my dad passed, there a book that he had that I wanted but my brother took it. It was supposedly a history of the Livingstone's..... the cover was dark red, paperbound and it was just stapled together. I know it's a long shot but does anyone remember seeing a book about Livingstone's that looked...

If your father had no sons and is no longer alive, you would need to find a male relative with the correct last name in a, as far as you know, unbroken line of males. Thank you for confirming what I found. Unfortunately, there are no "direct" cousins. The Ydna ended with my father. A bit ...

Appreciate your thoughts.

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Someone who has done test, please confirm for me the following information: Choosing the Right Test Taker Since the Y chromosome is only inherited by men, women cannot take a Y-DNA test- but they can still take advantage of Y-DNA testing to help break down their paternal-line brick walls! It is impo...

My son is going to do a Ydna test for me. The Big Y test is out of the question due to cost so which of the other ones, through FTDNA, should I choose? Is the Y-37 good enough to be able to find the Livingstone info I need? EDITED TO ADD: There are no direct Livingstone men alive in my family nucleu...

Hi R Livingstone. There are state census as well as U.S Census records I've tried the State Census records from the 1895 and 1905 for Iowa, South Dakota and Missouri as your great-greatfather William Livingstone married Anna Treacher in the early 1890's probably in 1891 but for some reason they wer...

Hi R. Livingston, There is unfortunately no known affluent or prominent lowland Livingston ancestral connection with John Livingston Sr. of Mabou, Mull River Cape Breton, Nova Scotia who with his wife Catharine (Mary) Campbell settled in Mabou Mull River, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia about 1821 from Ki...