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<t>I have just read of your Fathers death and I wish to send you and your family my sincerest condolences. It was in 2004 that my wife and I had the privilege and honour to meet your Father and Mother, spending several hours with them and this memory shall remain a high point with us. He was truely ...

<t>It is with deep sadness that I forward my condolences and sympathy about Rob. It is always a sad day when a person is terminally ill and their passing is immanent. I am sure his life has been lived to the fullest but we should remember his contributions, not only in the genealogy but in life itse...

Thank you. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

<t>Thank you for this information, however, I have checked the census records and found Alexander Livingston, his wife and offspring in the census of 1861 Nottawasaga township Simcoe County. I also have a death certificate for a Flora Livingston, which I assume is my great grandmother, but the recor...

<t>I would like to hear from anyone who could give me help, or direct me to internet sites which will allow me to trace my Scotish ancestry. I am trying to find where my great grandfather, Alexander Livingston(e), born about 1816, in Scotland, and his wife, Flora (Lamont), born about 1822, also in S...

<t>Starting my genealogy, I first purchased FTM. Through this program I was able to trace my LIVINGSTONE roots in Canada. Starting with my grandfather, Angus Livingstone, born in 1849, in Nottawasga, Simcoe County, Ontario, and buried in the West Church cemetary in Nottawasaga, along with his wife, ...