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Hi Donald;

Household Details Lot 64, Kings County 1881 Census

Margaret Livingstone age 67 b Scotland
Donald Livingstone age 27 b PEI
Alexander James Stewart age 2 b PEI s/o John Stewart and Flora Livingstone b. 1840, High Bank d Feb 25, 1880.
John Livingstone age 29 b PEI

Regards;

Roberta

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