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Harrison was my great-uncle and a VIIP in my life -- very influential & important person. Yes, he was a 'Boularderie Livingstone', the 11th and last child of Capt. William and Sarah (MacLean) Livingstone, and a great-grandson of the Boularderie pioneer, Angus. Harrison was a man of many and vari...

My ancestor (2Xggf) was Alexander. His wife, Isabella Deason, was Catholic but she is of course buried beside her husband and close by her father-in-law, Angus, at St. James. I recall sympathetic relatives of earlier generations feeling sad on her behalf for having been consigned to the staunchly Pr...

Indeed, the LAC site is a mother lode for those of us looking for WWI Canadian soldiers. The link to the LAC WWI soldier search page: http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/cef/001042-100.01-e.php?PHPSESSID=26aqfid5g4g18r6j3nq4711ba3 The attestation (enlistment) documents of 97 Livingstons and...

Thank you, Donald, for the welcome. In my previous post I ought to have specified I was referencing the Boularderie Angus Livingstone, to avoid confusing others. Yes, I am well acquainted with the Ann Capstick web resource and with the details of Angus Livingstone’s petitions for land at Boularderie...

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission [CWGC] lists all the Livingstone soldiers (both with and without the 'e') who served under British command and who died during the 1914-18 war. Twenty-seven are Canadian, 15 Australian, 7 New Zealand and 132 United Kingdom. The CWGC does splendid work in mainta...

Hello All. My name is Alan Livingstone MacLeod; I am a 3Xgreat-grandson of Angus Livingstone, through the Alexander-William line. (Captain William Livingstone of Big Bras d’Or, d. 1909, being my great-grandfather.) My principal residence is at Victoria BC but I have a summer home at Big Bras d’Or – ...