Edward Livingston Autographs, Memorabilia & Collectibles
EDWARD LIVINGSTON
Born: May 28, 1764 in Clermont, Province of New York
Died: May 23, 1836 in Rhinebeck, New York
Biography
Livingston served as a Democrat representing New York in the House of Representatives (1795-1801) and Louisiana in the House (1823-1829) and in the U.S. Senate (1829-1831). He was on General Andrew Jackson's staff at the Battle of New Orleans in 1815 and served as Jackson's Secretary of State (1831-1833). From 1833-1835, he was U.S. Minister to France. His older brother, Robert R. Livingston, had been U.S. Minister to France (1801-1804) at the time of the Louisiana Purchase.
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EDWARD LIVINGSTON - AUTOGRAPH NOTE SIGNED 04/20/1827 - HFSID 17122Manuscript letter signed by Edw Livingston, addressed to William P. Furnand, dated April 20, 1827. Discussing shares, the letter includes a red wax seal and postal markings, showcasing Livingston's political background and connections.Sale Price $425.00
$500.00
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EDWARD LIVINGSTON - CIVIL APPOINTMENT SIGNED 10/07/1831 - HFSID 31352Document signed by Edw Livingston as Jackson's Secretary of State, dated October 7, 1831. It certifies John N. Moulder as a Justice of the Peace. Includes an eagle vignette and a paper seal. Paper signed by Moulder is not included.
Price: $440.00
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EDWARD LIVINGSTON - MANUSCRIPT LETTER SIGNED 03/02/1829 - HFSID 252469Letter signed "Edw Livingston", written on March 2, 1829, congratulating Colonel Mallet. Accompanied by an unsigned engraving, this correspondence highlights Livingston's transition from U.S. Congressman to U.S. Senator, reflecting his political significance during that period.
Sale Price $595.00
$700.00
