Named after his mother, who died soon after his birth ("Ann's Son")
"At Linlithgow, Manor of Livingston, on the 25th inst. Anson Livingston, to Ann, youngest daughter of the late Henry W. Livingston."
(source: "Evening Post", NY, NY, Monday, 4 Jan 1830 issue)
Married in 1829, at age 22
Moved to NYC about 1836 & lived there until 1861
Although he was a lawyer, he did not practice his profession. His main occupation was taking care of his siblings' estates who lived abroad
Columbia College graduate
occupation: lawyer
(other sources: "America's Successful Men of Affairs: The City of New York", edited by Henry Hall, 1895, pp. 398-399; United States Census, 1850, New York, New York City)
"At Linlithgow, Manor of Livingston, on the 25th inst. Anson Livingston, to Ann, youngest daughter of the late Henry W. Livingston."
(source: "Evening Post", NY, NY, Monday, 4 Jan 1830 issue)
Married in 1829, at age 22
Moved to NYC about 1836 & lived there until 1861
Although he was a lawyer, he did not practice his profession. His main occupation was taking care of his siblings' estates who lived abroad
Columbia College graduate
occupation: lawyer
(other sources: "America's Successful Men of Affairs: The City of New York", edited by Henry Hall, 1895, pp. 398-399; United States Census, 1850, New York, New York City)
Named after his mother, who died soon after his birth ("Ann's Son")
"At Linlithgow, Manor of Livingston, on the 25th inst. Anson Livingston, to Ann, youngest daughter of the late Henry W. Livingston."
(source: "Evening Post", NY, NY, Monday, 4 Jan 1830 issue)
Married in 1829, at age 22
Moved to NYC about 1836 & lived there until 1861
Although he was a lawyer, he did not practice his profession. His main occupation was taking care of his siblings' estates who lived abroad
Columbia College graduate
occupation: lawyer
(other sources: "America's Successful Men of Affairs: The City of New York", edited by Henry Hall, 1895, pp. 398-399; United States Census, 1850, New York, New York City)
"At Linlithgow, Manor of Livingston, on the 25th inst. Anson Livingston, to Ann, youngest daughter of the late Henry W. Livingston."
(source: "Evening Post", NY, NY, Monday, 4 Jan 1830 issue)
Married in 1829, at age 22
Moved to NYC about 1836 & lived there until 1861
Although he was a lawyer, he did not practice his profession. His main occupation was taking care of his siblings' estates who lived abroad
Columbia College graduate
occupation: lawyer
(other sources: "America's Successful Men of Affairs: The City of New York", edited by Henry Hall, 1895, pp. 398-399; United States Census, 1850, New York, New York City)
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