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For many years before the internet, Ronna Eagle, edited a national Livingston newsletter and kept up correspondence back and forth between Livingston researchers. She is now looking for a repository where she can donate the correspondence files. Ronna descends from the German Liebensteins who became...

Meant to say, I know the Starings are in the Knittle book.
Janet

I went back to the huge YDNA database which is kept on this website, and there is a John Livingston b. 1603 (I think) in Edinburgh, Scotland, who died 8 August 1672 Rotterdam, Holland. Perhaps he had a son James. In the database, his descendent's YDNA is in the Clermont group. That will mean somethi...

It would be difficult to tie James Livingston/Catherina Kuhn to the German Liebenstein family without a YDNA test of a male descendent. There are at least five families of Liebensteins (sometimes spelled Libenstein, Lowesteyn, Lowenstein) who came from Duhren, Baden, Germany, during the 18th century...

Audrie, It may be that your Hugh Livingston was a son of Hugh Levingston who shows up in the 1820 census for Neshanock, Mercer Co, Pennsylvania, or maybe a son of William Levingston who is a few miles north in Lackawonnock, Mercer Co. Both are ages 26-45 in the census and have large families. Neshan...