Livingston, Richard
Livingston, Richard
LIVINGSTON, RICHARD. (1743–1786). Continental officer. Canada. A brother of James Livingston, he was lieutenant colonel of the latter's First Canadian Regiment from 18 December 1775 until 2 November 1779. Richard was captured at Fort Montgomery on 6 October 1777. He resigned his commission on 2 November 1779.
SEE ALSO Livingston, James.
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