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| Birth: | About 1765 in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania |
| Death: | About 1825 in Davidson County, North Carolina |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Hardtman Leibengut Sr b. 7 Oct 1727 in Germany |
| Mother: | Anna Margaretha Hornberger b. About 1736 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania |
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| Burial: Wallace Lutheran Cemetary, Indiana |
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| Elizabeth (Attinger) Eddinger (Wife) b. About 1775
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| Marriage: | 18 JUL 1794 |
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 Mary Magdalene Livengood b. 27 Jan 1795 in Davidson, North Carolina
- Thomas Livengood b. 14 Jun 1797
- Susanna Livengood b. 23 Dec 1799 in Davidson, North Carolina
- Elizabeth Livengood
 Noah Livengood b. Sep 1806 in Davidson, North Carolina
- Henry Livengood b. Sep 1806
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| Sybilla Magdelene Myers (Wife) b. 22 Jul 1782 in Davidson County, North Carolina
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| Marriage: | ABT 1807 in Rowan Co., North Carolina |
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- Jacob Livengood b. 14 Sep 1809 in Rowan Co., North Carolina
- Elias Livengood b. 19 Sep 1811 in Rowan Co., North Carolina
- Levi Perkins Livengood b. 20 Oct 1814 in Rowan Co., North Carolina
- Michael Livengood b. 13 Dec 1816 in Rowan Co., North Carolina
- Solomon Livingood b. 16 Jul 1819 in Rowan Co., North Carolina
- Sarah (Sally) Livengood b. 27 Oct 1822 in Rowan Co., North Carolina
- Abagail Livengood
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Marriage:
Between Hartman Jr. and Sybilla, they had a total of fifteen
children. After the death of Hartman Jr., Sybilla and many of theircombined families migrated to Jackson Township, Fountian County,Indiana where daughter Mary Magdalene Hege and her husband John Shulerwere original land owners in 1831. Sybilla filed as an original landowner in 1835. Some move on to Illinois, Iowa, Oregon and WashingtonStates.
Those staying in Indiana were instrumental in starting theLivengood School and Phanuel Lutheran Church at Wallace, Indiana,where many families coming from North Carolina are buried, includingfamilies of: LIVENGOOD, CLODFELDER, FINE, BOWMAN, SHOAF, MYERS andSHULER.
In 1850, Sybilla resided with son Solomon Livengood in Alamo,Ripley Township, Montgomery County, Indiana. She went with sons Leviand Solomon in 1851, when they moved to Hardin County, Iowa. WhenLevi and Solomon got "Oregon fever", Solomon brought his mother backto Indiana to live with her daughter Mary Shuler.
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- Title: Ancestor of Noah Livengood.
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