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Hi Sean, Just the recap here is my earlier info on your Livingston ancestors which includes some info on your ancestor Archibald I assume named after his Father Roderick Livingston's brother Archibald. Here is all of the census records on your Livingstons I found. 1871, 1881 1891 and 1901 have old F...

Hi Sean, Hope you are doing well. I was looking at some of our earlier discussions at this forum in the past regarding Archibald Livingston and his family including Roderick Livingston his father and that Livingston family of yours in Cape Breton. I had to refresh my memory a bit regarding Archibald...

Hi Livingstone Ancestry, I may be of some help. As I recall the YDNA test involved a descendant of a Livingstone and Bremner of Perthshire who settled in Lanark County, Ontario in the early 1800's. The test results verified what I suspected that some of the Livingstone/Livingstone that resided in ne...

Hi all, Over a good number years I have focused primarily on Highland Argyllshire Livingstone/Livingston research but have also come into contact with Livingstons whose family information links their Livingston ancestry to lowland Scotland. Y DNA testing has helped to begin to shed new light on the ...

Hi all, Over a good number years I have focused primarily on Highland Argyllshire Livingstone/Livingston research but have also come into contact with Livingstons whose family information links their Livingston ancestry to lowland Scotland. Y DNA testing has helped to begin to shed new light on the ...

Hi Roberta, Hope you are keeping well. Nice to have someone back at the forum like the old days. Been a bit quiet here lately I can see. There is some minor or greater differences to some degree among Parker Livingstone group matches depending on their genetic distance to one another expressed in a ...

Hi Roberta, Welcome back to the forum. It has been quiet here and sorry I missed your message. Look forward to learning more regarding the Y DNA and BiG Y results of your cousin Clifton Livingston. ancestral origins. Your best guide to understanding Clifton's Y DNA results is the log in the results ...

Hi Trick, Hope all is well with you. In regards to your question in your final paragraph regarding paternal DNA, a relative of yours distant or otherwise out there who shares your Livingstone Y DNA results would have be a male descended from your biological father's paternal line. If your biological...

HI Allan, Hope all is well with you these days. Sorry I had to refresh my memory regarding your Y DNA upgrade. I am very glad you took that route a while back. Clearly as your earlier 37 marker results indicated your Y DNA results are in keeping with other Livingstons your matching with whose patern...

Hi Allan, Nice photos of Donald Livingstone's parents table tomb he had erected for them around 1760 I think it was and probably the first time that anyone has used a drone equipped with a camera to do an aerial photo view of that old cemetery in Morvern Parish. My Livingston ancestor was a native o...