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What a lovely bed and breakfast in Lismore! Unfortunately, I do not think we will make it to the west coast area. We have friends in Glasgow and plan to spend a day or so in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and travel up to Inverness. This forum seems to think there is absolutely no way our Livingstons are from ...

Here is a summary outline of my Livingston line back to New Kent County, VA. and to John Livingston, Sr., 1688-1762, Stratton Major Parish, King and Queen County. My DNA connection begins with his son, John Livingston, Jr., 1716-1752. John Jr., owned the sloop "John" and sailed along the e...

I apologize for the multiple post today. I was away from my office most of yesterday and I am just reading through all of your very helpful posts. In response to a living descendant of the Poropotank line: My 3rd cousin [130cm match] Robin Livingston is FTDNA kit # 113767 and has completed the Big Y...

Greg,

I have a family tree for my Livingston line if you would like me to send it to you.
best,
Catherine

Hi Greg, Thank you for your reply. My Livingston ancestors all originate in New Kent and King and Queen County, VA [formerly part of Essex County] and not Pennsylvania. I have extensive records on this Livingstone family as I live in Virginia just across the James River from this area and have condu...

My third cousin, Robin Livingston, replied to question about testing as follows: "I didn't test with this group, but joined the FTDNA project. They are a Y-DNA project. I have also joined the White surname Projects on FTDNA and uploaded m Big Y data file to the DNA warehouse for addition into t...

Donald and Greg, Thank you for your reply. I have a close 3rd cousin, Robin Livingston, [130 shared cm] whom, I believe,tested with the Family Tree Livingston DNA project and maybe others. I will contact him today. Our results are both on Family Tree since he tested there and I transferred my DNA to...

I am new to this forum and thought it may be useful to share what I have on my Livingston line. This line was in the Virginia colony in the 17th century. John Livingston, 1688-1762, married in the Virginia colony, Margaret Todd, 1690-1750. They patent 400 acres on Poropotank Creek, New Kent County, ...

Looking for those researching Virginia Livingstons and in particular the John Livingston, Sr.,Vestryman, born in New Kent County, VA 1688 and who settled in 1713, 400 acres on Poropotank Creek, Stratton Major Parish, King and Queen County, VA. His son, John Livingston, Jr., 1716-1758, was killed in ...