| Winfrey (Wint) Livingston |
| Born December 8, 1821, in Alabama.
Died August 1, 1902, in Goldthwaite, Mills County, Texas |
| Married Sarah Ann Sandlin on May 15, 1842 in Blount Co., Alabama |
| Children |
| 1. Carroll C. Livingston Born June 4, 1843 - Benton/Calhoun Co., Alabama Died in 1862 - Landon, Tenn. Served in Confederate Army. Lived in Cooke Co., Texas in 1860 |
| 2. Giles Livingston Born May 22, 1845 - Benton/Calhoun Co., Alabama Died May 21, 1895 - Goldthwaite, Mills Co., Texas Buried in Livingston plot in Center City Cemetary of Mills Co., Texas Married Vicky Kemp One son (name unknown) |
| 3. James Samuel Livingston Born April 16, 1848 - Benton/Calhoun Co., Alabama Died March 26, 1936 - Goldthwaite, Mills Co., Texas Married Ella Frances Welch - June 12, 1887 - Center City, Hamilton Co.,Texas Children: Hugh Livingston Rolla Livingston Mark Livingston |
| 4. Lucy Ann Livingston Born December 12, 1851 in Alabama - Died 1875 in Grimes, Texas |
| 5. Adolphus "Dolph" LIvingston Born January 5, 1856 in Cooke Co., Texas - Died December 25, 1929 in Trinidad, CO Married Nannie |
| 1850 Census - Alabama lists Winfrey and his family (3 children: Carrol - age 7, Giles age 5 and James age 2) 1860 Census of Cooke County, Texas - listed Winfrey LIvingston and his family (2 additional children: Ann age 9 and Adolphus age 4) Winfrey Livingston enlisted May 15, 1861 in Cooke County, Texas, as 4th Sergeant in the original State Service Organization. He was 39 years old at the time. Winfrey is shown as a Sergeant (no number given) on first Confederate muster roll. He was discharged and paid on March 26, 1862 by T. W. Randolph. No Discharge Certificate is on file. (11th Texas Cavalry - Company "A" by R. Scott Gartin) Following the Civil War Winfrey settled in the part of Hamilton County which is now in Mills County. Winfrey who served in the CSA from Cooke County, Texas, was buried at Center City. (Charlene Livingston Rose) 1870 Census of Comanche County, Texas (probably an area that is now in Mills County) listed Winfrey Livingston and family Montrale Post Office opened October 2, 1877, with Winfrey Livingston as the postmaster. This post office closed October 18, 1879. Winfrey was the first Mills County survey (elected) and had been re-elected in 1898 prior to his death in 1901. Photo of Wint Livingston with other Mills County officials in 1890 |
