Langdon - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: William LANGDON, Father of William Austin, d Rising Sun, Cecil Co., MD ~1829

t_townsley1 — 2012-05-10 20:22:40Z

wondering if you ever found anything out? i am looking for the same people.

Re: John Winslow LANGDON

MichaelLuger — 2012-04-22 03:18:40Z

Just reading some old treads about Langdons. My Great Grandfather was James Langdon also a son of Martin and Charlotte. Martin was son of Abraham who was son of Rufus. Have you found any more about Rufus?

Bruce L Langdon

heathersnotes — 2012-04-21 03:44:29Z

I am looking for information on Bruce L Langdon 1914-1989. His parents were Lee WIlliam Langdon and Adeline Catherine Lynard. II am looking for a possible spouse. Was he married to a Vivian Watts? Any children? Thank you for any information

Thomas Wallace Langdon Jr., 89,son of the late Thomas Wallace Langdon Sr. and Mary Constance Maher Langdon.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-04-05 02:25:03Z

Thomas W. Langdon Jr.

Penn Hills
Formerly of Friendship

Thomas Wallace Langdon Jr., 89, of Penn Hills, formerly of Friendship, died Sunday, April 1, 2012. He was the brother of Mary Isabelle Langdon Duff, with whom he resided, and William Maher Langdon, of Columbus, Ohio. He is also survived by nine nieces and nephews. Thomas was the son of the late Thomas Wallace Langdon Sr. and Mary Constance Maher Langdon. Thomas was a member of the Western Pennsylvania Carpenters Union for more than 40 years. He was a veteran of the Navy during World War II, where he served on the USS Appalachian. He was also responsible for the folding of the parachutes The family would like to thank the Southwestern Veteran Center staff for the care that was given to their loved one during his seven-year stay, as well as the Odyssey Hospice for the care they provided. A visitation will be held from 1 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the D'ALESSANDRO FUNERAL HOME & CREMATORY LTD., Butler at 46th streets, Lawrenceville, where a funeral service will take place at noon Thursday, followed by his interment at Calvary Cemetery.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh )

Western Pennsylvania Carpenters Union .

Re: John and Sally LANGDON, Wayne Co, Lyons, NY

1_makee — 2012-03-28 16:18:19Z

Are you still trying to find information on John and Sally Langdon?
Joseph Langdon and Susan Rediker were my husbands great great grandparents. I do have lot of information on them..
I am currently in the process of trying to find out where to go in New York to obtain more information. I do know that Susan was born in Wayne Co., N. Y. and her mother, Charlotte lived with son, George. She died in 1874 in Porter, Van Buren Co., Mi. Her maiden name was Shannon.
I do not have the death information for her but she is buried in Chamberlin Cemetery in the Rediker family plot.

Re: James Merritt Langdon-who are his parents?

CarolLangdonGregory — 2012-03-12 06:17:44Z

I just found an error in what I wrote earlier. Winifred, was Briton's 2nd wife and was not Merritt (Sr's) mother. I'm gathering the information to send to you so be sure to write to me.

Carol

Re: James Merritt Langdon-who are his parents?

CarolLangdonGregory — 2012-03-12 05:29:47Z

Can you email me at carol (at) thefamilysleuth (dot) com and I'll share all that info with you. It may take me a day or two to respond, but I will get back to you.

Carol

Re: James Merritt Langdon-who are his parents?

jbmadorsky — 2012-03-11 15:59:25Z

Carol thank you so much! And yes, you are correct about the state being NC. This is a tremendous help to me! Question..what marriage document did you find that reveals the bride and grooms parents? The one I found only shows the bride and groom's names (Female Index to Marriages, Johnston Co, NC). I am fairly new at this and am still learning. Again, a big THANK YOU! You have made my day!

Re: James Merritt Langdon-who are his parents?

CarolLangdonGregory — 2012-03-11 05:54:26Z

Jenny,

You didn’t indicate where he was located, but from what I can tell I’m thinking it was North Carolina, right??

I found the following family in the 1900 census in Wilsons Mill, Johnston County, NC, and it indicates that they had been married for 10 years.

Jim Langdon, age 36, born Mar 1864 NC;
Florence Langdon, age 33, born Oct 1866 NC;
Charlie, age 9, born Aug 1890 NC;
Lizzie, age 6, born Jan 1894 NC;
Loula, age 3, born Aug 1896 NC;
Cornelius, age 1, born Jan 1899 NC --

Marriage Record shows:

J. Merriett Langdon married C. Florence Avera;
10 Nov 1889;
Johnston, North Carolina;
Groom’s Father: Merrit Langdon;
Groom’s Mother: Margaret Langdon;
Bride’s Father: A. W. Avera;
Bride’s Mother: Joanna Avera --

Merrit Landon married to Margaret Stephenson, 31 Dec 1856 at the home of Benjamin Stephenson, Johnston County, NC. --

Merritt, appears to be the son of Briton and Winifred Langdon. --

So the James you found living with Briton was the right one, living with his grandparents in 1870. --

It appears Merritt was in the Civil War, enlisting on 15 Jul 1862 into Company C, NC 5th Infantry Regiment. He mustered out on 2 Jan 1863 at Richmond VA. --

Briton Langdon married Winifred Jordan on 5 August 1836 at Johnston County, NC. --

Carol

James Merritt Langdon-who are his parents?

jbmadorsky — 2012-03-10 21:10:36Z

From an obituary that my grandmother, Lula Josephine Langdon Blake, wrote regarding her father's death, Rev J M Langdon, he was born 10 Feb 1863, married Florence Avera 10 Nov 1889 and died 12 Oct 1910. He and Florence had 6 children: Charlie Lafayette, Lizzie M, Lula Josephine, Cornelius Edward, William Bernice and Sarah Gertrude. He was ordained in 1900 and preached at the Benson Free Will Baptist Church till his death in 1910. I can not figure out who his parents were. In the 1870 census there is a James, age 7 living with Britton and Winifred Langdon. In the 1880 census there is a James Langdon living in a different home working as a laborer. Any help anyone could give me would be greatly appreciated. Thank you, Jenny Madorsky

Nathaniel Gould Langdon-looking for information on him

tahneman — 2012-01-03 18:17:16Z

My search dead ends with Nathaniel Gould Langdon born about 1800 or 1820 according to another source in Connecticut. Spouse Ursula Seger or Seager. Can't connect him with any other of the Langdons in Conn although most likely he is connected. Does anyone have the missing link?

Re: Rev. Gilbert Henry LANGDON

clarefitzherbert — 2012-01-01 17:01:02Z

Anna FITZHERBERT (b.1773 d.aft1803) married Gilbert Henry LANGDON on 22 Sep 1803.
He was Rector of Chiselbourne, Dorset at some point though I don't know between which dates.
I you're interested in Anna's ancestry feel free to email me: gilesfitzherbert@yahoo.co.uk

Re: Cornelius Langdon

R_Repking — 2011-10-08 12:38:54Z

I am researching David Wyman Langdon and would like to contact you concerning his ancestors. Repkingron@aol.com

Re: Lewis LANGDON - Civil War Soldier

jeremyfsu2001 — 2011-09-18 05:46:34Z

Thank you, if anyone has any more info please let me know, I am his great great gandson.

Jay Jay Langdon

BernzG — 2011-09-09 22:17:49Z

Could someone help me find my sister-in-laws mother’s sister’s family. She was a war bride and went to live in the States she was married for many years but think she did divorce. She married a Jay Jay Langdon (Langon or Langone - not sure of the spelling of the surname). All of their childrens names began with a J, there was a Jimmy a Jay Jay a Jeff plus other boys I think and a Janet the only girl. They lived in Hathaway Avenue, Haywards California (which I think is near Oakland not far from San Fran, the number was something like 11986 it had a lot of digits. Janet used to send my sister-in-law Avon things when I was a teenager and we lost touch around the time I got married. I don’t have much info apart from that, my aunty probably had the surname Joyce Robertson.

Langdon

jennerheather — 2011-09-05 05:29:06Z

Ellen Langdon, married my gr gr grandfather Charles Elley.
Ellen was born 13.3. 1833 - died 27.3.1875 and her mother came to NZ to look after the children.
Her Father was Robert.
What was her mothers name ??

She had brothers John and Henry and a sister Eliza.

ellen Langdon

jennerheather — 2011-08-06 06:44:37Z

My Gr Gr Grandmother was Ellen Langdon(1833 -1875). She married Charles Elley of Wicken , Northamptonshire and they came to New Zealand in 1864.
Her father was Robert Langdon Tailor, from Williton.
her brothers were John and Henry and a sister Eliza.And a brother William ?? John apparently went to live in America and has daughters Maggie and Kate?
Henry went to London? Daughter kate.
I don't know if a Charlie (Post Office London ) and Lucy were Eliza's or Henry'shildren

When Ellen died in 1875, her mother came to NZ to look after their 6 children. I cannot find the name of her mother (may have been MAry Sparkes!) but she also died in NZ.

ellen Langdon

jennerheather — 2011-08-03 09:04:55Z

Hi all
My gr,gr,,grandmother was Ellen Langdon, daughter of Robert Langdon, sister of John, Eliza and Henry ( and more!!) .. she married Charles Elley and they came to new Zealand in 1864 on the Ida Zeigler. She died 27.3.1875 and her mother then came to NZ to look after the children. i THINK her mother was Mary (nee Sparkes)... but have not been able to trace that family back. I had a note from an aunt that LLewellens were close relatives and possibly lived in Napier.
When and where did Robert die? Mary died in NZ but I can't find any records of her death.

Langdon .)Ronald A. Provonche, 78,born,in Pittsburgh, son of ,Arthur and Alice Langdon Provonche.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2011-07-10 02:58:13Z

Ronald A. Provonche
Murrysville

Ronald A. Provonche, 78,
of Murrysville,
died Thursday, July 7, 2011.
He was born June 24, 1933, in Pittsburgh,
son of the late Arthur and Alice Langdon Provonche.
In addition to his parents,
Ron was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Ursula Dolce Provonche, in 2000;
and a sister, Grace Jones. Prior to retirement, he worked as an appliance repairman, and was an Army veteran. Ron also served as captain for Penn Hills Volunteer Fire Department No. 1 for many years. He is survived by a daughter, Bonnie Proctor, of Delmont; a son, Robert (Carol) Provonche, of Baltimore, Md.; and grandchildren, Tim (Christine), Kevin and Scott Proctor and Matt and Katie Provonche. Also survived by Ron, Cathy, Angela and B.J. Jones; and beloved dog, Benji. Visitation from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the HART FUNERAL HOME INC., Murrysville. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday in St. Mary's Church, Export, with Father Michael Sikon as celebrant. Entombment will follow in Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Verona.
(Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh Tribune)

St. Mary's Church, "

Re: Charles Langdon; MI > Canada

calliebug — 2011-04-02 20:56:09Z

I wanted to Thank you so much for the information into the book. I am most appreciative. Are you related to the Everett's?

Charles Langdon is my GGGrandmother's brother. I'm trying to do an extensive Family Tree. Everything I find is just so interesting I want it all to come together like a puzzle piece.

Thank you for any help you can give me.

Sincerely,

Kim Landrum

Re: Langdons in Cornwall

johnlabows_1 — 2011-02-12 14:18:21Z

I am related to the Langdon family through my mother who was Margaret Langdon Butts the grandaughter of Julia Langdon Butts Bache mentioned in your reply. I have a posting in History of Luzerne County [Northeast Pennsylvania] on Joseph J.Langdon who is sister of Julia and I assume your Josiah Langdon [lists same parents and siblings]. Also mentions that his brother Albert came to live with him after injuring his arm in the mine.

Julia married Thomas Butts in England in 1870 and emigrated to US in 1872 and after moving around NE PA settled in Plains, PA [small town outside Wilkes-Barre where I was raised] and Thomas worked in the mines [was farmer/laborer in England]. He was killed in mine accident ar age 52.

Julia remarried and lived until 1926 and her obituary mentions she was survived by brother Joseph and sister Mrs. Samuel Way of Plymouth England [must be Rosina].

Interesting that Joseph [came to US 1881], Albert[came in 1886] and Thomas Butts all worked in Henry shaft. It appears that Joseph followed his sister to Plains.

Have picture of Joseph [father]; Julia and of Julia and family [6 children] from 1887.

I was always interested in whether Jervis Langdon from the Elmira area [NY just across border from NE PA] was related to our branch. His daughter Olivia was married in 1870 to Sam Clemens [Mark Twain]

Interested in any information
John Labows [Philadelphia PA] [sister Judy in Plains PA]

Amelia Langdon - Pennsylvania

BekahHenry83 — 2011-02-03 22:05:43Z

Am looking for any information on an Amelia Langdon b. abt 1860 or 1864 in Pennsylvania. Lived likely in Ward 15.

She married John Pugh (or Pue) Henry (b. 1860 in PA, d. 14 Aug 1899 in Trenton, NJ), and resided in Trenton from at least 1891 until her death in 1915. John P. died from injuries sustained in a fire he fought.

Mother to William R. Henry (b. 16 Jul 1891 in Trenton, NJ) and my g-grandfather, John Leroy Henry (b. 19 Apr 1894 in Trenton, d. Mar 1927 in Trenton).

Her mother may have been Mary, and may have been born in England. Nothing on a father.

Re: LANGDON Family - St. Ducamens, 1851

SarahCallen — 2011-01-27 13:25:09Z

Hi Jean,
Thanks for the reply.
Still don't know if I am related to this William Langdon.
I got sidetracked, as you do, with helping to find my husbands Gt Grandparents - drawn a blank on both! Her Dad illegitimate, at least his records state that very clearly. Him has just appeared from nowhere, no birth or young census records. Now my brain aches!
Prehaps I can get back to Langdons now. I'll let you know if I'm related.
Sarah.

Re: LANGDON Family - St. Ducamens, 1851

Graeme_Olney — 2011-01-26 05:04:31Z

Hi Heather

After a few yrs of your query sitting here I think Ive found your answer.

James and Sarah Jane Flewellen, after bringing up four boys in Williton - Henry James b.1853, William Langon b.abt 1855, Sydenham James b.abt 1860 and Robert b.1864, Emmigrated to New Zealand with or about the same time as Henry, Sydenham and Robert.

Their surname in most records (official and general) changed to Flewellyn.

William appears to have gone to Victoria, Australia.

James and Sarah Jane died in NZ in 1898 & 1899 respectively.

Sydenham went by the name Sydney James

And as you will probably already know Robert left NZ and move to Australia, Where he married Hilda Blanch Poolman.

Re: LANGDON Family - St. Ducamens, 1851

SarahCallen — 2011-01-26 05:02:40Z

Hi,
I'm new to Family Tree research and have just discovered the Message Boards.
My Grandmother was Edith Langdon from Williton, Somerset and I am just starting to put together her side of the family (I started with my Grandfather - Edward Rexworthy). I have information from the parish records at St. Decumens, Williton which includes the marriage of William Langdon to Harriet Poole on 18/12/1821. At the moment I don't know where/if I am related to William Langdon.
I also have some information on Langdon baptisms, marriages and burials from the Old Cleeve parish records, which I'm happy to share with anyone interested.
Sarah.

Re: Jervis LANGDON, Chemung County, NY, 1870

skeill — 2011-01-26 05:01:19Z

Thanks Jervis.
Are you part of the Olivia Langdon Clemens family?
I was born in 1927 in Binghamton where my father (who married Dorothy Langdon from New York City) worked .
Good hunting.
Stuart

Re: Jervis LANGDON, Chemung County, NY, 1870

ValerieS_56 — 2011-01-26 04:28:10Z

by now I'm sure you have found more on Jervis Langdon. In my records his parents are. Andrew Langdon 1774-1811 and Eunice King.

Re: Jervis LANGDON, Chemung County, NY, 1870

StuartKeill — 2011-01-26 04:27:38Z

Hi Derek,
The only material that I have on Jervis was what I included although apparently he was an important component of the underground railway in the 19th century. I was interested because my mother who was a Langdon, always believed that theyu were related to Olivia. I have found that those Langdons must have been in the US decades before ours came in the mid 19th century.
Good hunting.
Stuart

Re: Jervis LANGDON, Chemung County, NY, 1870

2011-01-26 04:27:07Z

My name is Derek Langdon and Olivia Langdon came from our family from what I'm told. I know she married Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain)
Do you have any info on Jervis Langdon?

Re: Jervis LANGDON, Chemung County, NY, 1870

ValerieS_56 — 2011-01-25 23:46:26Z

My mother says our family is connected. But I am still working on it. For the holidays I put all this aside. But now it's a new year, so I'm back at it. If I find anything I'll let you know.If you would like to contact me directly my e address is jeffyg24@cfl.rr.com

Re: LANGDON Family - St. Ducamens, 1851

@@jean.gilmore@sympatico.ca — 2011-01-20 15:03:58Z

Hi Sarah,
Sorry ,it has taken me so long to get back to you. I like Heather, belong to the William Langdon family from Williton.
Our gg grand mothers were sisters , Harriet came to Canada and Sarah Jane went to New Zealand. Smarter family, no snow.
If this fits at all I would be wiling to help--jean---

Gerhardus & Francina LANGDON

Femat80 — 2011-01-19 06:23:17Z

Looking for any information about Gerhardus Langdon and Francina/Franciana his wife. My ancestor Electa Boyden and her husband Henry Langdon may be related.

Re: Rev. Gilbert Henry LANGDON

Philip_Candy — 2011-01-07 07:16:51Z

Frederick William was born on 19 October 1809 and baptised at Seaborough Dorset on 19 January 1810.

James Conway was born on 9 March 1807 and baptised on 25 July 1809 also at Seaborough.

I hope this helps colleagues with their research.

Kind regards

Philip Candy
Toowoomba, Australia

Re: William/Ann Langdon England

camillegiglio — 2010-12-21 18:53:43Z

I have a 1783 ancestor named William Clarke who named his second son William Langdon clarke. He was born in Chillicothe, Ohio, USA in 1824.

I have always wondered about the name Langdon and just noticed that there is a township in Essex County, England, called Langdon Hills. And, then, your request for info popped up. Wondered if there could be any connection?
Most of my father's line of Clarke's did not have or retain the "e" on Clark but my father's ancestry line did.

Calling all George L. GRIGGS and Hannah LANGDON Descendants!!

brcox1 — 2010-12-11 21:49:55Z

I would like to correspond with any descendants of my great-great-grandparents, George L. Griggs and Hannah E. Langdon. They were married November 10, 1869 in Solon Johnson, Iowa and had the following children: Enna Mae (married William Franklin Roberts); Berkley L.; Elizabeth (married a Bender); Luther Langdon (married Edith Louis Sabin); George Luther; Harvey; Charles Sackett (married Susan Angeline Meyers); and Ros G. Hoping to hear from many of you!!

Cornelius Langdon

tuscano181 — 2010-10-19 05:01:27Z

I have all the info I need about Cornelius Langdon and his descendants -- to present, as they relate to our side of the family, (the San Francisco/Oakland branch). I am still having no luck finding his parents or any other ancestors. There are a number of Langdons, as we all know, in NY, Conn, Mass., New Hampshire and Vermont and they are all different families for the most part --- and -- I cannot connect any of them to Cornelius. Has anyone had any luck? This Cornelius Langdon - is not the Cornelius Langdon of the south (North Carolina? I think). That is a completely different family - all together. He is the Cornelius Langdon of Chautauqua, NY, and later, Defiance, Ohio. I have used every resource I can find, beyond the good start that Carole gave me. I am coming up w/ zeros -- I think the gods dropped him from the sky! Thank you for anything you can come up with. Katherine

Re: LANGDON Family - St. Ducamens, 1851

@@jean.gilmore@sympatico.ca — 2010-09-20 18:53:23Z

Heather , I sent you a e-mail this a.m. but it did not go through. I sure I put in the right address -------jean-------

Re: LANGDON Family - St. Ducamens, 1851

heathgrae2 — 2010-09-20 04:19:21Z

Would love to swap Langdon information, please email me direct at
heathgrae@bigpond.com It's has been a while since anyone responded to my post. Great to know people are still looking.
Heather

Re: LANGDON Family - St. Ducamens, 1851

@@jean.gilmore@sympatico.ca — 2010-09-19 22:34:04Z

To-day, I started the Langdon family of Williton. To all who responed to Heather ,I believe we are distant cousins. My Great Grand mother was Harriet Poole Langdon Osborne , sister to Sarah Jane. I was delighted to read the information on Sarah Jane and can give the Osborne information to anyone interested, Harriet died in Muskoka Canada in 1882 from a miscarriage. I would be interested in any family information. Delighted to know someone else is looking ---jean-------

LANGDON James and Dorothy

t42MountOlivet — 2010-08-26 12:29:20Z

LANGDON James and Dorothy

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,463 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Langdon and Highmore and Somerset

skeill — 2010-07-27 19:55:06Z

My gtx2gf was Robert Sampson Langdon born 1787, married Elizabeth Highmore in Yeovil,Somerset,England 6 Nov 1801. He died in Yeovil in 1872.
One of their children was Thomas Babb Langdon born in Kent 13 Jan 1826. He married Susanna Law Springett a daughter of Charles and Mary Kentish Springett.
Any cousins out there?
Stuart Keill

Re: Langdons of Chiselborough area

kennethhillairbrady888 — 2010-07-23 21:10:31Z

Hi Greg
Just picked up your message of 2003 to a John ref. your g.g.g grandfather, Joseph Mudford. Iam researching the Langdons of Chiselborough being a descendant of John Langdon 1819-1818 who married Martha Patten 1823.
Martha's mother was Mary Mudford 1784, married to Charles Patten 1795-1833. Mary's father was William Mudford, mother Mary Chant.
Are we speaking of the same family? If so I would love to hear from you if you have info relating to the Langdons. I have managed to get back to John 1650-1732 who married Elizabeth.His father being John 1620,wife Sarah Edwards[there may have been other spouses].at that point I am stuck,can you possibly help please?
My e-mail address is kennethhillairbrady888@btinternet.com
Regards, Ken

Re: Charles Langdon; MI > Canada

btluna — 2010-06-07 11:37:33Z

Hi Kim,

The book about Churchbridge can be viewed online at no cost on the OurRoots website:
http://www.ourroots.ca/

This should be the specific url for the book:
http://www.ourroots.ca/toc.aspx?id=6121&qryID=0a341f...

The publishing information, address and ISBN number are on page ii. I don’t know if you’ll still be able to buy a copy but it’s worth a try - it looks like an interesting history of the Churchbridge area.

If you can’t get in touch with someone in Churchbridge, may you can find a copy on eBay or borrow it through interlibrary loan? There are a couple of copies for sale on Amazon.com but they’re a bit pricey!

Best of luck!

Re: Charles Langdon; MI > Canada

calliebug — 2010-06-07 02:06:27Z

Your wonderful. I would be very interested in your book. How can I get a copy. Please contact me here, or my email itsme@voyager.net or phone at 269-435-8380 or snail mail:
1200 S Washington St #7, Constantine, MI 49042. I will do more research and let you know what I find out. Wonderful news, I will talk with you soon.

Kim Landrum

Re: Charles Langdon; MI > Canada

btluna — 2010-06-05 13:31:51Z

This looks like it might be your Charles, in the 1906 census:
Churchbridge, Assiniboia East, Saskatchewan
Langdon Charles, head, married, age 52, born U.S., immigrated in 1903
Nettie, wife, age 45, born U.S.
Ira, daughter, age 12, born U.S.

There's a book on OurRoots called:
The First Hundred Years: Around Churchbridge 1880-1980.
On page 201 it says "My grandparents, Charles and Lottie Everett, came to the Churchbridge area in 1903 by train from Kalamazoo, Michigan with their family. .. . The family was accompanied by Charles' father, Moses Everett, and a brother-in-law, Charles Langdon, whose wife followed later. The Langdons remained for a few years and then returned to the States."

I haven't found Charles and Nettie Langdon in the 1911 or 1916 censuses in Saskatchewan, and it looks like they were back in Michigan by 1920.

Charles Langdon; MI > Canada

calliebug — 2010-06-05 10:34:47Z

I'm looking for a Charles Langdon born in Hillsdale County, MI and moved to Canada. His parents: Joseph and Susan (Rediker) Langdon. He was born About 1854. I do NOT have any websites for Canada. Trying to find some source to locate him. If you have any suggestions please email me: itsme@voyager.net 269-435-8380 or snail mail:
1200 S Washington #7
Constantine,MI 49042

Thank you for any help you may have.

Kim Landrum

Re: DNA Langdon project temporary price reduction

2Awaywego — 2010-06-01 20:10:08Z

Hi Sylvia, I am researching the Langdon family tree from Montreal Canada and Edgerton Landgon who was an uncle of Louise Norton - I am trying to trace or locate brothers or sisters of Edgerton. I believe they are from Scotland.
Do you have any information?
Thanks,
Robin

Re: James Langdon

brianlangdon1_1 — 2010-05-19 12:29:46Z

Hope
It's been awhile. Here is my email brian.langdon1@yaoo.com

Re: William LANGDON of MI, OH, NY before 1850

calliebug — 2010-05-17 01:33:09Z

I hope you found the information you were looking for. I live in St. Joseph County, Michigan and the County Courts Building is located in Centreville, Michigan. I am related to the Langdon's who came from Wayne Co, NY. I have not been able to make a connection with your William Langdon. I have a lot more research to do, maybe he will show up.... Good Luck. 269-435-8380 itsme@voyager.net if you need to contact me.

Paul Langdon of MA/John Langdon of NH

dwo2nj — 2010-05-11 01:01:35Z

Is there any indirect/direct relationship between Capt. Paul Langdon (married Thankful Stebbins, Wilbraham, MA - Revolutionary War) and John Langdon (married Mary Hall; sons were John and Woodbury, NH)? I'd appreciate any and all help with this query.

Thanks - Diane