Col.Sir Thomas Livingston, Bt

COLONEL SIR THOMAS LIVINGSTON, BARONET

Colonel Sir Thomas Livingston, Baronet, is the third and youngest son of Mungo Livingston (aka Kentigern Livingston) and his wife Jean Lindsay The Scots Peerage, viii, p. 374

Thomas Livingston entered the army and was in Colonel Sir William Briggs's Regiment in 1622, went into the service of the State General of Holland 1635, was sergeant-major of Kirkpatrick's Regiment 6 September 1639 and 1649, became lieutenant-colonel 11 June 1660, and in Kirkpatrick's Regiment 1665. He was created a Baronet 29 June 1627, had sasine of lands in Nova Scotia in March 1629 and was dead before 19 July 1673.
he Scots Peerage, viii, p. 374

Marriage

Thomas Livingston married a daughter of Colonel Edmond, a distinguished soldier whose father was a baker in Stirling, and with whom he got a considerable estate.
he Scots Peerage, viii, p. 374 Her name was Gertrat Edmond Westminster Abbey: Thomas Livingstone, Viscount Teviot

Children

1. Maj.-Gen. Sir Thomas Livingston, Viscount Teviot
2. Captain Sir Alexander Livingston, Baronet

Genealogical Accounts

1. Sir James Balfour Paul, CVO., LL.D., The Scots Peerage; Containing an Historical and Genealogical Account of the Nobility of that Kingdom, VIII (David Douglas, Edinburgh, 1911), pp. 368-77 for Livingston, Viscount Teviot