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Hi Roberta, According to the Boularderie Livingstones, their ancestor Angus a former napoleonic soldier arrived in Nova Scotia with two brothers Malcolm and George. It was Malcolm that settled at Cape George. The census records so far seem to indicate that a Presbyterian family of Livingstones did settle there and this Cape Breton Livingstone family was Presbyterian. There is a site online on the Boularderie Livingstones. I am hoping to locate other census records for Cape Breton. regards, Donald

HI Andrew, The 1840 or 1850 Census for Mull, Scotland is probably the first for Mull that lists householders by religion. I have the 1779 census. I dont think it lists the religion but I will check that out.

Apparently Catholic and Dissenting records are noticeably underrepresented in the ScotlandsPeople/LDS databases.

Hi Roberta, Finally located Daniel's son not in Lingan but as you mentioned in the community of Glace Bay in the 1901 Census I did not consider Levingston Charles P Levingston age 26 Oct. 14, 1874 Annie Levingston age 23 Feb.18, 1877 Stanley P. Levingston age 2 April 4, 1899

You are a terrific researcher Donald.

Hi Donald, I think the confusion arrises through the fact that Daniel David was always called D.D. he was born in 1835.

Hi Roberta, Thanks for that info. Did Bridget Livingston has a sister or twin sister named Matilda born in the 1860's.? regards, Donald

Hi Roberta, Thanks for that info. Did Bridget Livingston has a sister or twin sister named Matilda born in the 1860's.? regards, Donald

Good morning Donald, yes; Brigid had a sister Matilda.

Greetings Donald. Charles Peter was the only son of Daniel David. John, born 1807, was his father. I have Elizabeth dead in 1913. Brigid, called Etta, died 1938. Matilda, Jewels Grandmother, died 1955-56. Mary was alive: