Tag: Albany

• Janet Montgomery Spills the Tea

  

  Forebear Predicted Revolution by Rex McVitty October 11, 1965 Today we read another article by Rex McVitty in which he quotes from Janet Livingston Montgomery’s remembrances, as recorded by her niece with a little bit of editing by Rex. Janet Montgomery lived now with her real parents at Clermont and she was enjoying life with…

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  July 26, 2026

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  Albanian Leks, Albany, Blessing, Bob the Builder, books, Chancellor Robert R. Livingston, Earl of Clarendon, Edward Hyde, family history, Fortifications, genealogy, Governor, history, Janet Livingston Montgomery, Judge Robert R. Livingston, Lord Cornbury, loyalists, Margaret Wake Tryon, North Carolina, Predicting the future, Revolutionary War, Rex McVitty, Richard Montgomery, Robert Livingston the Founder, Robert of Clermont, Robert R. Livingston, Sir Henry Moore, The Battle of Bunker Hill, William Tryon, writing

• A Livingston Spouse: William Alexander, Lord Stirling

  William Alexander has to be one of the most fascinating Livingston relatives of the 18th century. His Livingston connection is through his wife Sarah, who was the daughter of Philip Livingston, the Second Lord of Livingston Manor. They married in 1747 and had three children.  The marriage also made him the brother-in-law of William Livingston,…

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  July 28, 2022

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  Albany, Battle of Monmouth, Battle of New York, Conway Cabal, Geoff Benton, Gout, James Alexander, Lord Stirling, Mary Spratt Provoost Alexander, Revolutionary War, Sarah Livingston, William Alexander