I am looking for any information about Donald Livingstone born PEI C: 1820 died 1901 in Murray River, PEI, Canada. Wife Ann Wheeler. Both of his parents born Scotland. Who were they? Donald and Ann's children: Capt. James who was drowned. He m: Matilda MacLeod; Ann m: George Murdock; Jane m: James Spears to Sheet Harbor, N S; Emma m: George Lockhart died Winnipeg; Catherine m: Arthur Naylor died Halifax; Mary m: Edward E Parkman died Montague; George Westie m: Catherine Murdock died PEI; Hilda/Hulda m: three times: Rev Shedrick Campbell, James McKinnon and Malcolm MacLeod; Sarah m: John H Murray and died Mass. in an accident. I would like correspondence with any descendant of these siblings. Kay in Tennessee

I have an unconfirmed listing for the marriage of Donald Livingstone Birth 1811 in Argyll, Scotland Death 4 Jan 1901 in Murray River, Prince Edward Island, Canada and Ann Wheeler Birth November 2, 1823 in Lucey, Argyll,Scotland Death 1881 in Murray River,Prince Edward Island, Canada Married July 20, 1841 - Nine Mile Creek, Prince Edward Island,Canada Also have Donald in the 1881 Canadian Census listed as widowed living with his son Allan, his wife Mary and two children Alexander and Fletcher. His Daughter Jesse is also living with her brother. Hope this helps Stafford MacSwain -----Original Message----- From: Kay Lamb via Sent: Monday, February 02, 2015 2:59 PM To: CAN-PEI-KINGS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [KINGS] Kay Lamb Can anyone tell me where on the Island this marriage would have taken place? Marriage Book 1839-1844= P.86- Donald Livingstone, bachelor, and Ann Wheeler, spinster, marriage license July 1841 by James Richards. Witnesses: John Buchanan, Alexander Campbell and William Wheeler. Recorded July 20, l841. ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CAN-PEI-KINGS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Can anyone tell me where on the Island this marriage would have taken place? Marriage Book 1839-1844= P.86- Donald Livingstone, bachelor, and Ann Wheeler, spinster, marriage license July 1841 by James Richards. Witnesses: John Buchanan, Alexander Campbell and William Wheeler. Recorded July 20, l841.

HI Kay On Ancestry.ca the MacEwen Family tree has Jane Buchanan born 1796 in Stirlingshire, Scotland and died October 6, 1864 in Murray River, PE. but no parents listed. Also the 1871 Census has her living in Inveresk, Midlothian, Scotland in 1871 according to the Wheeler family tree. Name: Jane Buchanan Age: 71 Estimated birth year: abt 1800 Relationship: Head Gender: Female Where born: Elphistre, Midlothian Registration Number: 689 Registration district: Inveresk Civil Parish: Inveresk County: Midlothian Address: 28 High St Occupation: Formerly Domestic Servant ED: 2 Household schedule number: 117 LINE: 3 Roll: CSSCT1871_167 Household Members: Name Age Jane Buchanan 71 Marion Carse 18 Jessie Bryce 24 Jessie Lawrie Bryce 10 Mo Not sure if this helps but might be a lead, there is a Janet Buchanan listed with Jane on this passenger list. UK, Outward Passenger Lists, 1890-1960 Name: Jane Buchanan Gender: Female Departure Date: 22 Jun 1893 Port of Departure: Glasgow, Scotland Destination Port: New York, USA Ship Name: Circassia Shipping line: Anchor Line Master: Wilson -----Original Message----- From: Kay Lamb Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2014 7:24 AM To: CAN-PEI-KINGS@rootsweb.com Subject: [KINGS] Buchanan Where in Scotland could my ancestress have come from? She was Jane Buchanan born Scotland 1796 and married in Lot 49, PEI in October 1820 to George Wheeler. They may have lived in Murray Harbor. I feel sure she came with her parents who I have no name for and I feel that she must have come with the Selkirk settlers and with other Buchanans Kay in Tennessee ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CAN-PEI-KINGS-request@rootsweb.com with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Where in Scotland could my ancestress have come from? She was Jane Buchanan born Scotland 1796 and married in Lot 49, PEI in October 1820 to George Wheeler. They may have lived in Murray Harbor. I feel sure she came with her parents who I have no name for and I feel that she must have come with the Selkirk settlers and with other Buchanans Kay in Tennessee

Where in Scotland could my ancestress have come from? She was Jane Buchanan born Scotland 1796 and married in Lot 49, PEI in October 1820 to George Wheeler. They may have lived in Murray Harbor. I feel sure she came with her parents who I have no name for and I feel that she must have come with the Selkirk settlers and with other Buchanans Kay in Tennessee

I would like to find out about a big forest fire that raged down the area across the river from the Garden of the gulf museum back in about 1938 or 1939. It was like a wall of fire sweeping down the river. Did any of the huge trees grow back? Are there any pictures? Kay in Tennessee

I would like to know if there is any way to get obituaries of PEI on the computer? Is there a program showing them? I get The Island Register but I was looking for the whole obit. Kay in Tennessee

Dear Folks; There is a system sending out messages to many mailing lists with only a suspicious link in the text. It is highly recommended you just delete the message without clicking the link. It looks like a user's email address has been hijacked in this instance....and the everyone should be cautious in the future with messages showing only a link in the body of the message. Bye for now...............Murray * List Admin

Can anyone tell me anything about John Livingstone who died by 1853 in PEI probably near Cardigan River Lot 54. A record in 1853 says John had wife, Sarah, alive 1853. Also had son Malcolm and maybe also Sarah and John; grandson Joseph and three daughters.

Can anyone tell me anything about John Livingstone who died by 1853 in PEI probably near Cardigan River Lot 54. A record in 1853 says John had wife, Sarah, alive 1853. Also had son Malcolm and maybe also Sarah and John; grandson Joseph and three daughters.

Can anyone tell me anything about John Livingstone who died by 1853 probably near Cardigan River Lot 54. John had wife, Sarah, alive 1853. Also had son Malcolm and maybe also Sarah and John; grandson Joseph and three daughters.

How do I get the digest for this? -------------------------------------------------- From: <can-pei-kings-request@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, July 30, 2010 3:00 AM To: <can-pei-kings@rootsweb.com> Subject: CAN-PEI-KINGS Digest, Vol 5, Issue 2 > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Donald Livingstone and wife Anne (Kay Lamb) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Thu, 29 Jul 2010 04:34:33 -0400 > From: "Kay Lamb" <kathleenlamb1@comcast.net> > Subject: [KINGS] Donald Livingstone and wife Anne > To: <can-pei-kings@rootsweb.com> > Message-ID: <D4432BFD4C9D4E96BA4C90A1BFDB391B@kayPC> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > > Could someone send me the whole content of the census record for the > following? > > Census of 1891, April 24, District# 133 Kings County, Lot 63 Household > #93, PEI, census, Page 22, Reference: RG31 - Statistics Canada > > Donald Livingstone and wife Anne > > Thank you for any help. > > Kay in Tennessee > > > ------------------------------ > > To contact the CAN-PEI-KINGS list administrator, send an email to > CAN-PEI-KINGS-admin@rootsweb.com. > > To post a message to the CAN-PEI-KINGS mailing list, send an email to > CAN-PEI-KINGS@rootsweb.com. > > __________________________________________________________ > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > CAN-PEI-KINGS-request@rootsweb.com > with the word "unsubscribe" without the quotes in the subject and the body > of the > email with no additional text. > > > End of CAN-PEI-KINGS Digest, Vol 5, Issue 2 > *******************************************

Could someone send me the whole content of the census record for the following? Census of 1891, April 24, District# 133 Kings County, Lot 63 Household #93, PEI, census, Page 22, Reference: RG31 - Statistics Canada Donald Livingstone and wife Anne Thank you for any help. Kay in Tennessee

Thank you for helping me get on this site. Debbie

Hoping someone can help with my query please. James Billings born Capetown, South Africa 1822, British Soldier, father Matthew Billings, married Mary Draper, born on Prince Edward Island, dob unknown. They had children Matthew, b Hertfordshire England, James, b Cork, Ireland, George, Aldershot England,John, B Colchester England, Susan, b Bermuda. After Marys death, James married Susan Stuck in London England. I know nothing about Mary and hope someone may recognise these names. Thanking you, Shirley.

Murray, I am subscribed to the list because I have been searching for info on a missing great aunt (Gertrude Hornsby Dalton) who disappeared many years ago. Her last known address was in Vancouver in 1920's. She would be dead now. I have had a little luck with info from some of the listers but I haven't found what happened to her. The reason for my writing tonight is to ask what you may think is a silly question. Perhaps, you have heard of the birth certificate issue with our new President-Elect, Obama. Has anyone there tried to search the birth indexes to see if Obama's mother could have given birth there? It is a possibility as she lived in Washington near there for several years and would have been familiar with the area. There is a statement from one of her friends that she visited her on Mercer Island when the baby was only 2-3 weeks old. This seems strange to me that a young teenage mother would travel that far (from Hawaii) that soon with a newborn baby. It seems more likely that she was returning to Hawaii after the birth. What do you think? Judy

Dear Folks: 1. It will become a Christmas tradition on the lists I administer, to allow subscribers to send a query on the ancestor or family they are researching. Some may call this practice a Roll Call. I call it "looking for information on our ancestors"....!!! * We subscribed to the list to hopefully find ANY reference to the family we are researching. Therefore it is logical that we post the known information on our ancestor and make a query to the list members on the information being looked for, to further our database along. * 2. Some of these mailing lists have been in operation for almost 10 years and recently they have died off for whatever reasons. Hopefully this Christmas tradition will help you break down your brick walls; thereby taking advantage of this excellent free research vehicle. * 3. I only ask that folks post comprehensive queries. Place the surname of your ancestor in the subject line and provide as much information as you can in your message. If you get a response please take any further exclusive discussions offlist. * Merry Christmas to everyone and all the best in 2009. Bye for now.......Murray Pletsch List Administator Bye for now...Murray * Canadian Gravemarker Gallery - http://www.gravemarkers.ca * NorOnt Gravemarker Gallery - http://301url.com/gravemarkers * NorOnt Historic/Nostalgic Gallery - http://www.rootsweb.com/~cannor

Hoping to find a Nola that married a Devereux or Devcroux before 1840

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