Girl Scouts of the USA: Mississippi Merger Complete With New CEO

Girl Scouts of the USA: Mississippi Merger Complete With New CEO: "Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Mississippi Merger Complete With New CEO

The Rankin Ledger in Mississippi has a great profile on soon-to-be formed Girl Scouts of Greater Mississippi's new CEO Karen Livingston-Wilson. Livingston-Wilson, an Attorney in Jackson, MS, decided to become an attorney at age twelve, due in part to attending a Girl Scout career fair. Many great Livingston-Wilson quotes from the article, including:

'In our ever-evolving and challenging world we live in today, girls need the leadership and character development skills that Girl Scouts teaches now more than ever... If I can help girls and young women become strong and confident leaders of tomorrow, I will feel that I have given back a small portion of what Girl Scouting has given to me.'"

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Charles and Caroline Livingston

FIRST GENERATION
Charles Livingston 1820-unknown & Caroline Livingston 1822--06/16/1886

Second Generation of Charles & Caroline

Elbert Jefferson Livingston, SR. 01/10/1852 05/16/1940
Fannie Livingston 04/1863
Foster Livingston 12/25/1865 05/19/1893
Elizabeth Livingston 07/04/1866 01/21/1957
Lucy Livingston 05/05/1867 01/21/1886
Aggie Livingston 03/15/1869 06/06/1914

Third Generation of Charles & Caroline

Oscar Charles Williams, Fannie Williams, Ausia B. Livingston SR, Edward Frazier, Howard Livingston, Callie Williams, Magnolia Blossom Livingston, John Nathan Livingston, Mamie Elizabeth Williams, Lillow Williams, Lucy Gertrude Livingston, Aggie Bertha Williams, Rachel Williams, Gloria Lizzie Mabel Livingston, Vanhook Williams, Elbert Jefferson Livingston Jr. Lillian Livingston

Mattie Livingston

Mary Livingston

Elwood Livingston / Read comment

Smith Livingston

Ellis Livingston

Etta Livingston

Ida Livingston

Evelean Livingston

Ezra Livingston

Eldridge Livingston

Anna Livingston

Elwood Livingston

Finnie Livingston

Sarah Livingston

Hilry Livingston

Maurice Livingston is the
son of Rube Clint Livingston

Zelia Livingston Smith

Felix Livingston

Hattie Livingston Smith

George Livingston Jr.

Mack Smith & Samuel Livingston

Grove Island

Curley Mae Livingston Allen Sunset July.22 2008

Eddy Livingston & Salena Dobbins

Reunion price List

2010

Livingston Family Reunion

Greetings to the Livingston Family

Hello to everyone from the Michigan Livingston Family connection. The 2010 Livingston Family Reunion is moving forward to make this reunion a great family connection and vacation. Don't wait another day to make your plans and get your monies together to be in the Motor City for a wonderful time in Detroit, Michigan. We are expecting family members from all four corners of the U.S. to come and be with and see family they haven't seen in years. If you haven't been to a reunion in some time or you are still hesitating to attend, don't miss this one. There will be plenty of places to go, family to see, and activities to keep our family connected and enjoying one another. We are preparing for an exciting time and expecting a good turnout. Get ready, here we come!!

The 2010 Livingston Reunion is scheduled for July 30, 31, and August 1, 2010 at the Hyatt Regency in Dearborn, Michigan across the street from one the largest shopping centers in the metro area. The reunion rates for all events are as follows:

17 yrs. of age and older $88.00 per person

11 to 16 yrs. $62.00 per person

5 to 10 yrs. $36.00 per person

Single Events $60.00 per person with the exception of the Picnic

Picnic for Adults $30.00 per person (13 yrs. and older)

Picnic for Children $15.00 per person (5 to 12 yrs of age)

Tee-Shirt Sizes:

Small to X-Large $9.00

1X to 6X $11.00

2010 Livingston Family Reunion Itinerary

Thursday, July 29, 2010 (All Day)

(Come a day early to enjoy a Leisure Day on your own. (Take tours, shop, spa, restaurants, historical sites and other attractions.) Room rates are the same as Fri and Sat. Call ahead and make your room reservations.

Friday, July 30, 2010 (8am - Midnight)

Workshops, Family Meeting, shopping, banquet

Saturday, July 31, 2010 (10am - 9pm)

Picnic, Ribs and Soul Festival, Bowling

Sunday, August 1, 2010 (8am - Noon)

Breakfast, morning worship, farewells

Livingstons in Mexia

2009 Christmas news Letter

Livingston Family Crest: By Patricia A. Barton

99 and still going strong

Aaron and Eugenia Livingston

Aaron Livingston was born in Montgomery, Alabama.He was one of ten children born to George Livingston a slave master and a slave woman. As a child Aaron did little jobs inside the plantation house.When he was old enough he worked in the saloon his father owned.Nine of George's children moved to Freestone and Limestone Counties in Texas.George gave his children money to buy farm land. Aaron bought a 200 acre farm in Limestone County Texas. Aaron married Eugenia Duncan,they had nine children. Aaron and Charles mother died in Alabama ,Aaron could read and write he was able to pay poll tax,he would ride horseback many miles to vote in an election,Aaron was able to help all of his childern buy their own land The names of Aaron's children are Hattie, Elwood,Hilry,Felix,Ada,Anna,Eddy,Eldridge,Ezra,Evelena,Ida,Etta

Charles and Caroline Livingston

Charles Livingston family history states that his family came from the area.known as cotton gin.Texas as freed slaves from the state of Georgia and Virginia.Charles was born in Virginia in 1820.His family sharecropped on area farms in Freestone County.Caroline Livingston's family came to Freestone County from Alabama as freeded slaves.She was born in Alabama in 1822.her maiden name is unknow.she died June 16 , 1886.Charles and Caroline married in the early 1850s and settled on the
farm of Alferd Carter of Kirvin Texas to work his land.They were the parents of six children.
Jefferson,Fannie,Foster,Elizabeth,Lucy,Aggie Livingston

LIVINGSTON LEGACY

The Beginning of the Livingston Legacy
George Livingston first wife who lived and died in Alabama had two sons Aaron and Charles
Livingston.
George moved to Mexia Texas and married 2nd wife Grace Livingston and had 9 children with her.Grace was a Choctaw indian whose hair hung down to her waist.She lived to be 100 years old.Choctaw indians-A member of a tribe of North American indian formerly living in parts of what are now Mississippi.Alabama and Louisiana.Choctaw are now living in Oklahoma
If you can add something to the Livingston Legacy please post a comment or just tell the family what ever you would like to say

Livingston First Family

Livingston reunion Detroit 2010

We are asking for family member to submit all info about George Livingston or any family members his sons or daughters Ellis, Smith, Arron, Charles, George, Willie, Lee, Samuel, Shelia, Rachel, Jefferson, Fannie, Foster,Lucy, Aggie Livingston What can you tell the family about Will, Tinsley, Charles Edwards, Elizabith, Elehue,Byron, Jol Damitta