www.clanlivingstone.info

I think I have found all the info you requested, I got it on the war graves commission site, due to possible copyright problems, if you contact at jmlivingstone-at-hotmail.co.uk, I will forward it to you. LIVINGSTONE, Lt. HUGH DOUGLAS; 2nd. Battalion Canadian Infantry. Killed in action 27 July 1918,...

Laura/Donald, The link below may, or may not, take you to a tree on Family Search, sometimes they work, sometimes not. Do you know anything about a Margaret Brownlee, FS have her as marrying Solomon at Barony, Glasgow on 27 June 1852, so possibly he married four times. Solomons father is listed as N...

https://www.inverclyde.gov.uk/tourism-a ... games-2018

First Highland Games of 2018, hopefully good weather will continue through tomorrow, being Scotland who can tell,

John

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scot ... y-12520439

John

Hi Donald, I don’t know if you’ll remember, quite a few years ago, I said that I somehow had McGilvray connections from both Mull & Islay. The Islay relatives I knew, my g/mothers family, the Mull connection, I had never really pursued, until today, when I found the answer had always been there,...

Hi Donald,

Did you check out previous research done in this area, probably about 6 years ago.

If I remember correctly, it was something to do with a family, possibly from Dumfries, who probably moved to Dalry &/or Lochwinnoch, not sure,

John.

Hi Donald, While attempting to find the burial place of Angus, & other family members unsuccessfully, I came across the burial sites of the Livingstones listed below, 1. Daniel, d. 08 Nov. 1918, age 81. Kate Blue, d. 12 Feb. 1906, age 21. Agnes Jackson, d. 30 Dec. 1952, age 71. The name McNair i...

https://www.islayinfo.com/lord_robertso ... ships.html

John

I just came across the info below, on Mull Families, reference the marriage of David Stewart Livingstone & Mary Livingstone, both resident Torosay. I'm not too sure if the introduction of a second Livingstone family will help or hinder the research. Mull Families site has a large amount of info ...

http://www.greenocktelegraph.co.uk/news/16140300.descendants-of-an-inverclyde-ship-stowaway-who-miraculously-survived-ordeal-mark-his-150th-anniversary/?ref=mr&lp=5 Nothing to do with Livingstone research, but an interesting article on the pitfalls that could descend on stowaways, if found on bo...