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Great-grandsons of Robert Livingston, third lord of Livingston Manor and the beginnings of express services in America, William F. Harnden, ...

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... In the 1840's, some two decades after the Fulton & Livingston monopoly for steam navigation on the Hudson river was broken, three scions of the mainline Livingstons of Livingston Manor separately entered another would-be important field of the transportation sector : the express business. Though never in the driving seat, these Livingston descendants were important stockholders in the different companies that eventually made up the Express Trust ...

 

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