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Congratulations on yur 50th birthday.  How did the size carry forward?  Is David still the larger by 25%. Another question;  Your given name of Allan, was that passed down through the generations?  If so you ever tracked it back? BobL

<t>Hi Allan, I am responding because I like to follow the path of Christian names and it happens my brother is Allan, my father was Alexander and his father was Allan born in Lanark in 1867 and emigrated to New York in the 1880's. Prior to that we trace back to Lismore and the Baron's family which w...

<r>Jewel, There is a good accounting of the Donald who saved the banner on the clan site below; <URL url="http://www.clanlivingstone.com/Donald%20Livingstone.htm">http://www.clanlivingstone.com/Donald%20Livingstone.htm</URL> It describes him as being of the Livingstones of Achnacree, Benderloch and ...

<t>Congratulations to cousin Rob, I know he has the diligence to do a great job. I would also like to wish him a total recovery in his present battle. I would like to be the first to submit my name for membership and to offer a helping hand when called upon. For those with an interest, the Long Isla...

<t>Michael, Yes the Livingstone's were historically linked with the Campbells, but I doubt we ever gave them any trust.  We were aligned with the Stewart's who more than not battled with the trecherous Campbells, as was the case at Culloden, where Donald Livingstone saved the Stewart banner and then...

<t>Just starting to delve into some of this geneology on my own and am  hoping for some connections.  I came across some birth records that ID my grandfather (Allan b. 1867).  He came to New York in the 1880's and began a business with his brother John.  His last residence was in Tinnebrough (spelli...