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« on: Tuesday 31 March 20 12:58 BST (UK) »
Thanks John
Sorry, I don't know which bank.
J
Sorry, I don't know which bank.
J
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« on: Tuesday 31 March 20 03:40 BST (UK) »
John
sorry, I don't know of Hannan Print
John
sorry, I don't know of Hannan Print
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« on: Tuesday 31 March 20 03:39 BST (UK) »
Lt. Col. TC Levingston in Dress Uniform
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« on: Tuesday 31 March 20 03:27 BST (UK) »
TC Levingston 1917
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« on: Tuesday 31 March 20 03:25 BST (UK) »
John
I will separately send two photos of TC Levingston, first in 1917 as a Lieutenant, second (date unknown) as a Lt Colonel.
Jessie never married, as was the case for most young women after WW1.
Best wishes
John Levingston
I will separately send two photos of TC Levingston, first in 1917 as a Lieutenant, second (date unknown) as a Lt Colonel.
Jessie never married, as was the case for most young women after WW1.
Best wishes
John Levingston
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« on: Monday 30 March 20 12:55 BST (UK) »
Dear John
I am in Sydney, Australia.
Thank you for the birth record for TC Levingston. I also have the marriage record for Rev John L and Agnes Clarke. One of girls, Jessie, went to Queens College, into Banking and was the first woman bank manager in Ireland. I was told that most of the women did not marry as so many men were killed in WW1. I went to Shropshire in 1975 and met the Levingston and Flewett families who lived there.
I am attaching a photo of Rev John Levingston though I don't know when it was taken though I see it was at a Belfast Studio, and presumably after he had remarried, a matter of which we were unaware until I read the thread earlier today.
I also have photos of Thomas Levingston if you are interested.
Regards
John Levingston
I am in Sydney, Australia.
Thank you for the birth record for TC Levingston. I also have the marriage record for Rev John L and Agnes Clarke. One of girls, Jessie, went to Queens College, into Banking and was the first woman bank manager in Ireland. I was told that most of the women did not marry as so many men were killed in WW1. I went to Shropshire in 1975 and met the Levingston and Flewett families who lived there.
I am attaching a photo of Rev John Levingston though I don't know when it was taken though I see it was at a Belfast Studio, and presumably after he had remarried, a matter of which we were unaware until I read the thread earlier today.
I also have photos of Thomas Levingston if you are interested.
Regards
John Levingston
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« on: Monday 30 March 20 05:10 BST (UK) »
Hello powerwicklow
I came across your exchanges today, some 4 years after they were posted. I am a great grandson of the Rev John Levingston, the line is from Thomas Clarke Levingston (my grandfather who was in the Indian Army, 3rd Battalion 6 Rajputana Rifles 1918 NW Frontier (Persia) 1920 Rustamad, and WW2 in Burma) who married Kathleen Patricia Farley (my grandmother, a Sydney girl) in India. They had two boys Robin Levingston (b Srinigar, Kashmir) and John Colville Levingston (b Rawalpindi now Pakistan) now both deceased. I have a photograph of the Rev John Levingston which I will be pleased to send you. Robin Levingston settled in Australia after WW2 and married Alma Fay Martin. I have two bothers in Sydney and there is another generation of Levingstons.
I came across your exchanges today, some 4 years after they were posted. I am a great grandson of the Rev John Levingston, the line is from Thomas Clarke Levingston (my grandfather who was in the Indian Army, 3rd Battalion 6 Rajputana Rifles 1918 NW Frontier (Persia) 1920 Rustamad, and WW2 in Burma) who married Kathleen Patricia Farley (my grandmother, a Sydney girl) in India. They had two boys Robin Levingston (b Srinigar, Kashmir) and John Colville Levingston (b Rawalpindi now Pakistan) now both deceased. I have a photograph of the Rev John Levingston which I will be pleased to send you. Robin Levingston settled in Australia after WW2 and married Alma Fay Martin. I have two bothers in Sydney and there is another generation of Levingstons.
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