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Donald,
Regarding the reassessment of David Livingston -Shakespeare said it succinctly; he wrote in Julius Caesar ..."The evil that men do lives after them, the good is oft interred with their bones"
regards Bruce

I`m not sure which details got through on my attachment, but the ones supplied by Family Search for Myles Livingston are- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_ Myles Livingston M...

I have a Livingston with similar dates- but the forename is shown as "Myles", could this be your ancestor ?
regards Bruce

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The Lowland Livingstons The term "highland Livingstone" is used in order to distinguish Maclea clan Livingstones from the many lowland families who carry the same surname. Most famously, there was a very powerful aristocratic Livingston family. The West Lothian town of Livingston, and the ...

Livingstons of Callendar. Ian Scott (2005) The Early Years ________________________________________ In 1346 Patrick de Calentyre (or Callendar), the last of that family to hold sway in the Falkirk area, failed to support King David II in the renewed war with England. As punishment his lands were tak...

An interesting look at the Ballachulish Slate Mine where many Livingston, McColl and Stewart ancestors worked. https://exceptthekylesandwesternisles.blogspot.com/2020/05/ballachulish-part-3.html *see attached photo of Miners ---------------------------------------------------------------------------...

I came across and did download the Free PDF book "McColls who are you" which has *dozens of entries for 'Livingston' included and may help locate some missing ancestors, the address I used was from the web (and I can`t recall it) but there is a free copy on "Family Search" which ...

Hello Donald, The background to my interest in the ancestors was the insertion of the name "Stewart" into our McColl name ( my Mothers Family) to celebrate a blood link to the "Stewarts of Appin" and one which I have yet to qualify, the McColl`s were from Appin ... if you ever se...