Rose Livingston was born around 1876.
She said that she was raised in the Methodist faith.
At age 10, she was abducted from her home and forced into prostitution in New York's Chinatown, where she developed an opium addiction.
She bore two children to her captors, one when she was 12 and the second at 15.
She was rescued in 1903, and came to New York that year.
She was initially interested in becoming a foreign missionary, but decided she could be an independent missionary in New York City after she saw a drug-crazed girl being rescued.
Rose Livingston was born around 1876. She said that she was raised in the Methodist faith. At age 10, she was abducted from her home and forced into prostitution in New York's Chinatown, where she developed an opium addiction. She bore two children to her captors, one when she was 12 and the second at 15. She was rescued in 1903, and came to New York that year. She was initially interested in becoming a foreign missionary, but decided she could be an independent missionary in New York City after she saw a drug-crazed girl being rescued.
Rose Livingston