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Donald: Your family history is very interesting with so much to search. It's wonderful that many family researchers and genealogists love the mystery part as well. I think it's partly what keeps me coming back - trying to fgure out the answers. It's why I flesh out as many family members as I can, r...

Donald: Thank you so much for taking a look at this. I will continue to pick away at it and, if I come up with anything that seems to make sense, I'll let you know. I will suggest to our Livingston friend that he consider DNA testing. I do know that the same inconsistency around origin or nationalit...

Donald: I saw that as well, lots of variance in ancestry/origin, which is confusing. I am still researching William's siblings but Scottish and/or German appears in their records as well. I have been reading about the German Palantines and Livingston Manor - is that what you're thinking? If they wer...

Thank you for your reply, Donald, and I will look forward to your investigation of Manley and family. I do have marriage information for some of Manley's siblings but didn't want to post anything further until someone picked up on my message. There was also a Samuel Livingston in Northumberland Coun...

My husband's 3rd great grandparents were Angus Livingston (1769 Penmore) and Christian McLucas (c 1778) who emigrated from Scotland to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. My husband's grandmother was Euphemia Beatrice Livingston. We are always interested in comparing information on these ancestors so would be...