DOREEN'S Observations In Her Own Words The characteristics of the Ancestry from Antoine Desrosier and Anne Le Neuf du Herrison have been passed down throughout the centuries. Having met various members from various branches of the couple I have made this deduction and, list some of those who led me to this point. Grandmother Clara (Lafreniere) Langevin left her impression of gentility although I was just a child at the times we went to see her. Her sister Leah (Lafreniere) Lalonde was considered a "lady of quality", likewise. There was the characteristic of "temper" in Grand-Aunt Leah (Lafreniere) Lalonde as there was in my mother Helen Marguerite (Langevin) Livingston, and undiluted in the various children of Helen and Ulric (Liversant) Livingston of whom there were ten. Although "soft spoken", there is a hint of this temper in the members from the Ovide-Benjamin Lafreniere branch. In the Desilet branch of whom I was fortunate in meeting ov...
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In the beginning...
Welcome to the Livingston Family History Blog This blog in cl udes stories, events, family experiences, and childhood memories of the lives and legends of the Livingston Family, past and present. Follow the journey of the Ulric and Helen Livingston and their ancestors. Ulric and Helen Livingston and the Langevin Family - December 1920 Back: Nora, Leo VanColeart, Jack Grandison, Joe Langevin, Mary Langevin Kearns, Anthony Langevin ("Tenny"), Blanche Langevin, Arthur Langevin, Ernest Langevin Middle: Anna VanColeart, Marie Clara Langevin; Lea Grandison holding Noel; Helen Livingston holding Eileen; Ulric Livingston holding Marguerite, Joseph Langevin Front: Ralph Grandison, Edgar Grandison, Archie Livingston In the beginning... Several years ago, Doreen (Livingston) Moore researched, compiled and composed a family history below. She received the support of many people during this quest to find the genealogical boundaries , in ...