Hi Garland,
my name is David Livingstone and from the posts and what Donald Clink has told me, we are cousins. My Great Grandfather was Hugh Livingstone who died in a scaffolding collapse in the Boston area in 1921. My Grandfather was his son Alton. From what I see, you are descended from Hugh's son Elmo. My Dad, Ralph Livingstone, remembers his Uncle Elmo very well. I have loads of documentary evidence on our branch of the lot 65 Livingstone's and have visited the PEI cemeteries near lot 65, including Canoe Cove. Currently, my theory is that our common ancestor, Allan Livingstone, was born in Scotland ca. 1814-16 and came to PEI to live with his relatives who were original settlers from the 1806 Rambler voyage. Allan lived on Duncan Livingstone's land, so I believe he might have been his nephew. Donald Clink has done some good work on the theory that Allan (our ancestor) was the brother of Donald Cameron Livingstone because they both appeared living on lot 65 and leasing land around the same time. I have all the lot 65 land ledgers, but unfortunately, these provide little clue as to Allan's place of birth. I have searched extensively on the Scotland's people website, but only have a few Allan's that match his age range. I would be happy to share what I have learned with you. I have all the marriage, birth, and death records of my male line back to Allan at Nine Mile Creek, but have not been able to pick up the trail in Scotland. I also have a good deal of paper evidence on the White family, which were the relatives of Hugh's wife, Isabella. Her Mother was Sara Nickerson of Nova Scotia who was the daughter of a loyalist sea captain who fled the United States when the Revolutionary War broke out. The White family (Isabella's father) were originally from the town of Coaley in Gloucester England. Lets compare notes and see if we can help each other out.
Best,
David Livingstone