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   Clermont Livingston lineage  

… the youngest child of Robert R. Livingston and Margaret Beekman, was another distinguished lawyer and statesman. Among his famous works was the Code of Laws and Criminal Procedure of Louisiana, which though eventually not adopted, brought him international fame. Edward Livingston pledged a large part of his inheritance, including vast land tracts of the Hardenberg Patent, to finance …

 

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