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[[File:Philip_livingston.jpg|right|200px|Thumb| Philip Livingston]]

[[File:Philip livingston.jpg|right|200px|thumb| Philip Livingston]]

'''Philip Livingston''' (b. January 15, 1716; d. June 12, 1778) was a patriot from New York and a Founding Father of [[America]].  He was a very successful businessman and served his community as an alderman. Philip was a delegate to Colonial Convention of Albany, a member of the Stamp Act Congress and he signed the [[Declaration of Independence]] as a [[New York]] delegate to the [[Continental Congress]]. Also, Philip Livingston became a New York state Senator and Livingston helped to found King's College, now known as [[Columbia University]].

'''Philip Livingston''' (b. January 15, 1716; d. June 12, 1778) was a patriot from New York and a Founding Father of [[America]].  He was a very successful businessman and served his community as an alderman. Philip was a delegate to Colonial Convention of Albany, a member of the Stamp Act Congress and he signed the [[Declaration of Independence]] as a [[New York]] delegate to the [[Continental Congress]]. Also, Philip Livingston became a New York state Senator and Livingston helped to found King's College, now known as [[Columbia University]].

==Death==

==Death==

Doctors gave Livingston no hope of recovery and he would say his final farewell to family in anticipation of death. At the age of sixty-two on June 12, 1778 Philip Livingston passed away. He is buried in York,Pennsylvania.

Doctors gave Livingston no hope of recovery and he would say his final farewell to family in anticipation of death. At the age of sixty-two on June 12, 1778 Philip Livingston passed away. He is buried in York, [[Pennsylvania]].

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