Margaret Beekman Livingston

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Margaret Beekman Livingston was an 18th-century American matriarch of the influential Livingston family, noted for her leadership in managing and restoring their Hudson Valley estates during and after the Revolutionary War.

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instanceOf American socialite
matriarch
person
associatedWith Hudson River Valley
linked to: Hudson Valley

New York colonial elite
birthName Margaret Beekman
burialPlace Clermont, New York
child Alida Livingston
Catherine Livingston
Edward Livingston
Gertrude Livingston
Joanna Livingston
Margaret Livingston
Robert R. Livingston
countryOfCitizenship Great Britain
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1724-03-22
dateOfDeath 1800-02-28
ethnicGroup Dutch American
familyName Livingston
father Henry Beekman
givenName Margaret
hasOccupation estate manager
homemaker
knownFor leadership in preserving Livingston family property
support of Patriot cause through family influence
memberOf Livingston family
mother Janet Livingston
nativeLanguage English
notableFamily Livingston family
notableRole manager of Hudson Valley estates
matriarch of the Livingston family
notableWork management and restoration of Livingston family estates during and after the American Revolutionary War
participatedIn American Revolutionary War
placeOfBirth Kingston, Province of New York
linked to: Kingston, New York
placeOfDeath Clermont, New York
region Province of New York
religion Protestantism
residence Clermont Manor
Hudson Valley
sexOrGender female
socialClass landed gentry
spouse Robert R. Livingston Sr.
timePeriod 18th century

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Clermont Manor rebuiltBy Margaret Beekman Livingston