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Livingston, William
1723 - Born in Albany, New York on the 30th of November.
1741 - He graduated from Yale University and then studied law.
1748 - He was admitted to the bar and began his practice in New York.
1772 - He moved to Elizabethtown, New Jersey, where he built a large country home to house his growing family.
1774-1776 - He was a member of the Continental Congress.
- In October, he was commissioned a brigadier general of the New Jersey Militia.
- He was elected Governor of New Jersey
1779 - The family was located in Parsippany for safety.
1747- Her sister Sarah was married of Continental General William Alexander their daughter was married to William Duer.
1787 - He was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and one of the signers of the Constitution.
1790 - Died on the 25th of July in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
1741 - He graduated from Yale University and then studied law.
1748 - He was admitted to the bar and began his practice in New York.
1772 - He moved to Elizabethtown, New Jersey, where he built a large country home to house his growing family.
1774-1776 - He was a member of the Continental Congress.
- In October, he was commissioned a brigadier general of the New Jersey Militia.
- He was elected Governor of New Jersey
1779 - The family was located in Parsippany for safety.
1747- Her sister Sarah was married of Continental General William Alexander their daughter was married to William Duer.
1787 - He was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and one of the signers of the Constitution.
1790 - Died on the 25th of July in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
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