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James Livingston

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James Livingston

New Zealand soldier, community leader (1840–1915)

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James Livingston was a New Zealand soldier and community leader. He was born on 7 February 1840. In 1870 he married English-born artist Louisa Elizabeth Livingston in Wellington, and they together had three sons and one daughter.

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Occupation: soldier
Citizenship: New Zealand
Born: February 7, 1840
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May 7, 1915

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