HMS Renommee. On 17/18 July 1805 under his command Renommee was part of a ten ship attack on a group of five French ships off the French coast at Calais. From 1807 until October 1821 Livingston has no recorded activity but then spent a three-year command of the 74-gun HMS Genoa (a French ship captured at Genoa in 1814). During his command the ship mainly served as a guardship protecting Chatham Docks. Livingston retired in 1824 and was promoted to Rear Admiral of the White in July 1830. He retired to the family estate of Westquarter and died there on 1 April 1853 aged 83. Thomas was childless and after a period of vacancy Westquarter passed to Thomas Fenton Livingstone in 1884 and extensively rebuilt. Family He married Janet Stirling, eldest daughter of Sir James Stirling, 1st Baronet. References 1769 births 1853 deaths Royal Navy officers