Livingston is a city in Merced County, California. It was incorporated in 1922 but was first settled as early as 1862. It was named after the famous doctor who had disappeared and whose name was in the newspapers at the time; the community's name was later shortened when an application for a post office misspelled the name, dropping the final “e”. It has historically been a farming community but gained notoriety when Bill Dalton, an infamous western outlaw, was given refuge from Kansas authorities by Cyrus Bliven, whose daughter had married Dalton. In more recent times, it has gained recognition for its vineyards, sweet potato crops, and almonds, as well as its diversity.
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