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Hi Members and Guests;

1821 - Died at Cape George April 16th; Mr. John Livingstone, formerly of Dockyard, Halifax, at the age of 44 years. He was a native of Ardgour, Argyllshire, Scotland.

Married at Antigonish Harbour on the 10th of December, 1818 by the Rev. Colin Grant, Donald Og Chisholm Junior to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. John Livingstone of Cape George and formerly of Dockyard, Halifax.

Born in Clashan, Strathglass, Donald Og Chisholm Junior, June 11, 1788.

Born in Halifax, December 30th, 1800, Mary, wife of Donald Og Chisholm and eldest daughter of Mr. John Livingstone, formerly of Dockyard, Halifax.

1863 - died at Cape George, August 1; Capt. Allan Livingston, at the age of 85 years. He was a native of Ardgour, Argyllshire, Scotland.

1866- Died at Antigonish December 31 Jane Livingston at the age of 63 years and six months, second daughter of the late John Livingston, formerly of Dockyard, Halifax.

1866 - Died at Antigonish March 18th; Christy, wife of Thomas MacNamara and daughter of the late John Livingston of Cape George. Her age 61.

Regards;

Roberta

Hi Roberta,

There is some amazing stuff here involving family of old Malcolm Livingston of Cape George. So now we have a death date for two sons Allan and John sons of old Malcolm Livingston. From an old land record and the 1838 Arrisaig Township census where the family was living in the Livingstone Cove area in Antigonish County, I sense that his widow was named Mary and the sons were Allan, Duncan, Donald and this JOhn you mentioned who died earlier.

regards,

Donald

Hi Roberta,

Wonderful!!!!!!!! So now we now that early Livingston pioneer Malcolm Livingston the father of Allan and John, who arrived around 1792 first at Miromish and then settled later at Cape George in Nova Scotia was from Ardgour Parish in Argyllshire which is just on the other side of Loch Linhe from Ballachulish. We have been talking about Ballachulish at the the forum recently in regards to Livingston family research.
Thank-you very much for that.
regards,

Donald