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Langston Family Ties
Joseph Shaw M: 1842 Emily Walker-Langston, daughter of Johney Walker & Cittury Walker
Robert S De Langtown B: 1100apx D: M:
Sir Lord R De Langtown 1125-1160
Sir L Osbert I De Langtown B: 1175 Lancashire, England D: M: Lady Sarah De Mumby B: 1175 Lancashire, England D:
Sir R L De Langtown 1202-
Sir John de Langtown B: 1240 D: M:
Robert Langton 1256 England D: 1320apx M: 1281 Lady Margaret FitzSimons 1261–1325
Sir John de Langton, of Preston B: 1285 Walton-le-Dale, Lancashire, England D: 1333 Church Langton, Leicestershire, England M: 1305 Alice de Banastre B: 1287 Cheshire, England D: 1325 Sapcote, Leicestershire, England. (children: Robert de Langston 1310–1361, John Langton 1312- , Ralph Langton 1316- & Mary de Langston 1322- ).
Robert de Langston 1310-1361 M: Margaret de Orrell 1302-1340 (children: John Langton of Walton le Dale 1319–1361, Sir Robert Langton 1321-, Mary de Langston-Clayton 1322-1354, Berengar de Langston 1325–1346, Mary Langton, and Ralph Langton 1340-1406).
Berengar de Langston B: 1325 South Ribble, Lancashire, England D: 1346 (2 children John Langston I 1340–1435 & Berengar de Langestan 1345–1390).
John Langston I 1340–1435 M:
John Langston I B: 1360 in Lincolnshire, England D: in Caversfield, Oxfordshire, England M: Elizabeth Portington B: 1362 D:
Lincolnshire, England
John Langston II B: 1378 in Tusmere, Oxfordshire, England D: 1435 in Tusmere, Oxfordshire, England M: Elizabeth Grimsby B: 1390 D: 1463. John de Langston bought the manor of Caversfield, Oxfordshire, England about 1435 from John Tame, of Brackly. (By 1350 the manor was in possession of John de Peyto, who conveyed it in that year to Fulk de Birmingham. In 1386 John de Birmingham, son of Fulk, and Elizabeth his wife conveyed Caversfield to John Tame, but whether for purposes of settlement or not, is not recorded. Caversfield afterwards came to the Langstons, and an inquisition taken in 1435, after the death of John Langston, lord of Bucknell in Oxfordshire, speaks of him as 'of Caversfield.' His son and heir John, then aged six, on attaining his majority sued Robert Gilbert, Bishop of London, and others whom his father had enfeoffed to the uses of his will for their refusal to make him an estate of Caversfield. John Langston married Amice daughter of John Danvers, and in 1449 a settlement was made on them and their heirs. By his will, dated 16 February 1499–1500, John Langston desired to be buried in the chancel of St. Laurence, Caversfield, and left instructions for two priests to celebrate mass for seven years for the souls of himself and his wife Elizabeth, whom he had evidently married after the death of Amice. At his death in 1506 he was succeeded by his son and heir Richard, aged forty, though another son Thomas was made executor of the will. Richard Langston made a settlement of the manor in 1508, and in 1511 leased it to Thomas Denton for a term of twenty years at an annual rent of £26. About 1525 he brought a suit against the lessee, who 'of his subtle and crafty mind, being expert in making of writings,' had forged a new lease granting himself a further term in the manor. Richard Langston died in December 1525, leaving a son John as heir).
1~John Langston III B: 1406 in Caversfield, Oxfordshire, England D: 1487 M: 1424 Elizabeth Jane Denton 1407-1435.
2~Elizabeth Langston 1432-1482 M: 1445 Richard Danvers 1423-1489
1~Sir John Langston IV B: 1429 Caversfield, Oxfordshire, England D: 1506 M: 1449 Alicia Agnes Danvers B: 1434 in Ipswell Oxfordshire England D: 1499. His occupation is listed as sheriff of oxfordshire in Oxfordshire, England.
Caversfield, Oxfordshire, England
1~Elizabeth Langston 1450–1482
2~Cloid Langston 1457–1523 M: John Butler 1453-1523
3~Joan Langston 1460–1535 M: 1480 Thomas Gifford 1462-1511
4~Richard Langston 1460–1525 M: 1480 Jane Illingworth 1464-
5~Thomas Langston 1466–1522 M: 1487 Alice Nanscylis
6~William Langston B: 1470 in Sedgeborough, County Worcester, England D: 1556 M2: Elizabeth Bruerton 1490-1603. Children: William Langston; Cuthbert Langston; Roger Langston; Mary Ann Elizabeth Langston; George Langston; Daughter #4 Langston; Unknown Langston and Nicholas Langston.
1~Henry Langston Esq B:1530 in Sedgeborough (Sedgeberrow), County Worcester, England. D: 11/25/1591 in Sedgeborough, County Worcester, England
7~Christopher Langston 1471–1524 M: 1506 Margaret Hyde 1485-1538
8~Alice Langston 1480–1545 M: Wallis
1~Thomas Wallis 1495–1559
2~Sir William Wallis 1500–1551 M: Margaret Isabella Campbell 1498 Ayrshire, Scotland D: 1598 Ayrshire, Scotland
1~Henry Langston Esq B: 1530 in Sedgeborough (Sedgeberrow), County Worcester, England. D: 11/25/1591 in Sedgeborough, County Worcester, England M: Anne Darston, B: 1537 Hinton, Gloucester, England D: 10/26/1621 d/o Thomas Darston B: 1498 Hinton, Gloucester, England. Children: Elizabeth Kighley; Anne Langston; Francis Langston; William Langston; Henry Langston, Jr.; Jane Langston; Sir Anthony Langston, Sr; Arthur Langston and Godith Langston
Royal coat of arms of England (1509-1554) with English lion and Welsh dragon
1~Sir Anthony Langston B: 1575 in Sedgeborough, County Worcester, England D: 1633 buried at South Littleton on 21 Nov. 1633, having made his will, which is enthused with Calvinist piety, five days earlier. M: 1597 Judith Bayley B: 1581 Ludlow, England D: 1618, d/o Richard Bayley of Ludlow, Salop. He was sufficiently prosperous to leave his unmarried daughter a portion of £800. In 1616 the recently appointed recorder of Evesham, John Fleete made Langston his deputy, but after Fleete died in early 1619 Langston may have lost office. On 18 Oct. 1617 Langston was elected town clerk of Stratford-upon-Avon, where he had family connections. In September 1620 he tried to resign because of the ‘heartburning and contention’ in the borough, but was persuaded to stay on until 1624. English politician who sat in the House of Commons at various times between 1614 and 1626. None of his descendants sat in Parliament.
1~William Langston 1597–1659 see below
2~Anthony Langston II 1599–1652
3~Dr Richard Langston 1599–1652 M: 1630 Martha Crosse
4~Peter Langston 1600–1693 M: 1622 Grace Sheldon
5~Anne Langston 1600- M: 1633 Thomas Rowe
6~John Langston 1601–1700 M:
7~Sir Henry Langston 1603 Derby, UK D: 1681, 78 years old, in Sedgeborough, County Worcester, England M: 1620 Elizabeth Worrall, B: 1605 in Derbyshire, England. Henry, was about 18 years old in 1620, 16 October 1660 - 7 November 1660. Henry Langston, Matthew Wilder, John Rowse, William Wheatley, James Abra that, larence Washington, Thomas Colclough, John Benbow and Roger Jeffryes shippers of goods on the King Fernando, Mr. John Whittey, bound from London to Virginia when 102 hardy souls boarded the Mayflower and sailed for an area to be called Plymouth, and landed at Plymouth Rock. Henry's will was proven in Worcestershire on July 22 , 1681, left his entire estate to his wife and no mention was made of children. Neither does his will state that he was without issue.
Sir Henry Langston
Map of Sedgeborough, County Worcester, England
1~John Jesse Langston Sr B: 1620 D: 1694 VA M: 1645 Katherine Mountford/Mulford B: 1624 D: 1699 Nansemond Cty, VA. In 1672-73 John Langston received a grant from the general court for 1,600 acres in New Kent County, Virginia. He was a colonel in Bacon's Rebellion (Bacon's Rebellion was an armed rebellion in 1676 by Virginia settlers led by Nathaniel Bacon against the rule of Governor William Berkeley, due to refusal to retaliate for a series of Native American attacks on frontier settlements. In addition, many colonists wished to push westward to claim Indian frontier land, but they were denied permission by Gov. Berkeley). The British put down their rebellion but failed to find John so that they could hang him. He turned himself in on July 31, 1677, was allowed to wear a sword on Aug. 27, 1678, and received a pardon by the assembly in January of 1680. However, they barred him from ever holding public office.John Langston had two grants of l and. The first, 1681, to "John Langston" for 1300 acres in New Kent, being the land formerly granted to Hannah Clarke, found to escheat by Marke Work man, Deputy Escheator, and now granted to John Langston, with 1316 acres in New Kent. There was a group of loyalists in this section. Sir Philip Honeywood (see doc below), Col. Mainwaring Hammond and Anthony Langston had been loyalist officers, as had been William Bassett of the same county. Mrs. Hannah Clarke was widow of John Clarke, of York County, who was a son of Sir John Clarke, of Wrotham, Kent, England. She was also the executrix of Sir Dudley Wyatt, a Royalist officer, who died in Virginia in 1651. See below
2~William Langston 1622-
3~Henry Langston Jr. 1624-
4~Anthony Langston 1626-
5~William Langston 1635-
6~Henry Langston 1637-
7~John Jesse Langston 1638-1684.
King George II: (1683-1760), King of Great Britain and Ireland 1727-60. D.S., George R, as King, at the head, one page (vellum), oblong folio, Court at St. James's, 8th March 1747/8. The partially printed document is a military commission appointing Sandys Mill to be a Captain in the First Regiment of Dragoon Guards commanded by General Sir Philip Honeywood. Countersigned at the foot by Thomas Pelham-Holles (1693-1768) 1st Duke of Newcastle. British Prime Minister 1754-56, 1757-62 and Secretary of State for the Southern Department 1724-48.
Sir Philip Honeywood, Military Governor of Portsmouth 1740–1752
Rosegill in Middlesex County ~ Sir Henry Chicheley, the Deputy Governors home at Rosegill
The first Ralph Wormeley, who died in 1651, at the early age of thirty-one, cordially welcomed refugee royalists to Rosegill. Sir Henry Chicheley, Deputy Governor, made his home at Rosegill and died here Dec. 1, 1682. In 1686, the second Ralph Wormeley was host to the Frenchman Monsieur Durand of Dauphiné, who sought in the Colony a haven for the Huguenots, his forlorn compatriots.
1~William Langston 1597-1659 M: 1617 Jane Keighley 1604-1630 Sedgbarrow, Worcestershire, England
1~Anthony Langston B: 1623 Littleton, England D: 1663 England
2~John Jesse Langston I B: 1620 D: 1694 Bennett's Creek section in Upper Parish, Nansemond County, VA M: Katherine Mulford Mountford 1620-1699. Participated in Bacon's Rebellion; was later elected to the House of Burgesses, representing New Kent County, in 1680, and denied his seat due to his participation in the rebellion. Their children: Mulford Mountford Langston; John Langston, II and Leonard Langston, Sr.
1~Leonard Langston Sr 1670-1763 M: 1715 Martha Yeates/Yates B: D: 1743. Leonard was a Patriot of the American Revolution for NC
1~Leonard Langston Jr 1721-1780 M: Ann Woodard
2~Lydia Langston 1721-1791 M: 1739 Thomas Woodard Sr 1720-1790
3~Rachel Langston 1728-1800 M: Thomas Wills 1727-1775
1~Leonard Wills 1746-1852
3~Mulford Mountford Langston 1655-1741
2~John Jesse Langston II B: 1660 New Kent, Nansemond, VA D: 12/19/1747 Nansemond County, VA M: 1685 Ann Vann B: 1663 Suffoolk, VA D: 1710 d/o William & Sarah Vann. On Dec. 19, 1744 he purchased 200 acres on the north side of Blackwater Swamp in Surry County, Virginia, from Richard Bennett, who would later become Governer of the Virginia colony. A deed was made by John Langston II on November 25, 1739, involving a land swap. It read in part "plantation tract...on the north side of the Sumerton Swamp, containing 200 acres...to Richard Green...(in trade ) for a plantation in Chowan County called Sarum, 150 acres which is part of atract formerly taken up and patented by one Katherine Langston. Father of Thomas Langston; Jacob Langston; John Langston, III; Solomon Langston; William Langston; Isaac Langston; Michael Langston and John Harry Langston.
1~William Langston 1688-1689
2~Jacob Langston 1692-1805
3~Isaac Langston 1694-1800 M: Martha Yates
1~Lydia Langston 1723-1791
4~Michael Langston 1696-1697
5~John Henry Langston III B: 03/02/1710 Isle of Wight, Virginia D: 11/11/1790 SC M: 1730 Mary Agnes Ann Mangum, daughter of John Mangum and Francis Bennett B: 1712 Albemarle Parish, Surry, Virginia D: 1794 Greenville, SC John Langston served in Col. Roebuck's Regt., State of SC, during the Revolution War. Had eight chidren with Mary. Remarried: Elizabeth Persons and had 8 children.
1~Absolom Langston B: 1732 D: 1783 M: 1750 Christian Bennett B: 1733 D: 1803apx, Daughter of Richard Bennett, of NC and Mary Ann "Anne" Bennett
1~Caleb Langston 1746-1800 M: Elizabeth Jane Smith
1~Sarah Langston 1772-
2~Jeholda Jesse Langston 1773-1869
3~Mary Langston 1774-
4~John Langston 1785-1832
5~Absalom Starling Langston 1787-1881
6~Nathan Jadiah Langston 1791-1870
7~Christian C Langston 1793-
8~Samuel Langston 1795-1879
2~John Langston 1747-1785 M: Sarah
3~Nancy Ann Langston B: 1749 D: 1800 Spartanburg County, SC M: John William Bearden Jr B: 03/11/1744 Spotsylvania, VA D: 05/15/1836 Flat Creek, Bedford, TN. John was a veteran of the Revolutionary War, and was granted a pension for that service. Tennessee Pension Roll 1835 shows the following "John Bearden, Private, South Carolina Line- $63.38 annual allowance, $148.33 amount received May 17, 1833, pension started at age 79. Late in life, he came to Flat Creek to join his sons Eli and Billy. Mary came also. All of them died in Bedford County, Tennessee.
1~John William Bearden III 1784-1846
1~Berryman Hicks Bearden 1825–1894
2~Sarah Sally Bearden1828–1899
3~Nancy Bearden Jennings 1830–1910
2~Eli M. Bearden 1785-1831 M: Nancy Wynn Langston 1789-1859
1~Sallie Bearden 1805-1840
2~Willis Bearden 1810–1892
3~Richard Bearden 1812-1831
4~Manerva Bearden Hix 1812–1895
5~Nimrod Bearden 1813–1881
6~Charlotte Bearden 1815-1885
7~Nancy Bearden 1820-
8~John T Bearden 1822-1850
9~Nathan Bearden 1822-1850
10~Wynn Bearden 1823–1903
11~William Bearden D: 1843
12~James Allan Bearden 1825–1907
13~Elihu Bearden
14~Elizabeth Cordelia Bearden 1829-1871
3~William "Billy" Bearden 1786-1876
1~Eli Bearden 1819–1880
2~Sarah Bearden1823–1906
3~Margaret Morning Bearden 1827–1904 M: Glidewell
4~Mary Bearden 1782-1850 M: Jacob Fuller
1~Anderson Fuller
5~Benjamin Rush Bearden 1834-1893
6~Pleasant B. Bearden 1799-1876
1~ Sue Bearden Carter 1831–1914
2~Henry Clay Bearden 1842–1911
7~Elizabeth Bearden
4~Jacob Langston, Sr. B: 1753 D: 1816 Bourbon County, KY M: Mary Elizabeth LeMaster B: 01/14/1753 D: 03/18/1833 Bourbon County, KY.
1~Catherine Langstons 1770-1839 M: 1793 Richard LeMasters Jr 1761-1829
2~Jacob Langston 1772-1850 M: Mary -1819
1~Sarah Langston 1790-1858
2~Mary Margaret Langston 1816–1869
3~Isaac Newton Langston B: 01/11/1775 D: 1860apx Bibb, Alabama M: Sarah Sally Patton
1~Elizabeth Polly Langston 1799-1845 M: Benjamin Franklin Blanton 1798-1842
2~Obediah Langston 1801-1888, buried in Antioch Baptist Church Cemetery. M: 1831 Virginia E McElroy 1812-1886 AL. They joined the Enon Baptist Church in 1832.
1~ Mariah A Langston 1832–1909
2~Joab Marion Langston 1833–1900
3~Andrew Jackson Langston 1835–1880
4~Amos Langston 1836–1850
5~Newton Patton Langston 1837–1915
6~Jasper David Langston 1837–1920
7~John Marshall Langston 1839–1862
8~John Marshall Langston 1840–1862
9~Columbus L Langston 1842-
10~Annette Virginia Langston 1843–1921
11~Lucretia Demarius Langston 1846–1921
12~Louisa Georgia “Lou" Langston 1849–1888
3~Nancy Newton Langston 1802-1888 AL M: 1815 Rev John Ellis Summers 1797-1856
4~Jane Langston 1805-1870 M: Mark W Doss 1800-1843
5~Jacob Langston 1805-
6~Daniel Langston 1808-1850 M: 1837 Elizabeth Sawyer
7~Dorington/Doranton Langston 1812-1873 M1: 1833 Martha Ann Camp M2: 1863 Jerusha Mary Hallman
1~Polly Jane Langston B: 1834
2~Sophia Lee Langston B: 1836
3~William Pinkney Langston B: 1839
4~Nehemiah D. Langston B: 1840 D: 1880
5~Morrow David Langston B: 1843 D: 1850
6~John Abner Langston B: 12/25/1845 D: 11/30/1896
7~George Albert Langston B: 12/25/1846 D:
8~Laura Ann Langston B: 1849
9~Sara Margaret Langston B: 1852
10~Theodore Patton Langston B: 1855
11~Robert Eber Langston B: 1858
01~Andrew Crockett Langston B: 1866
8~Malissa Langston 1814-1878 M: Richard S Trimble 1809-1856
9~Mary Martha Langston 1815- M: 1835 Wiley Corley
10~Elizabeth Rebecca Langston 1814-1860 M: 1836 Jacob Creel 1819-1860
11~Sarah Langston 1815-1890 M: William Carroll Thrailkill
12~Willis Newton Langston B: 1816 D: 1865 M: 1837 Ina Louisa Woolley 1816-1865 AL
1~Elizabeth C Scott 1838-1883
2~George Washington Langston 1840-1912
3~Lucinda J Lawley 1841-1870
4~Amanda C. Langston 1843-1870
5~Andrew Jackson Langston 1843-1865
6~Tachens Langston 1844-
7~William Zacheus Woolley Langston 1846-1894
8~Isaac Newton Langston 1848-1926
9~Reason J Langston 1849-1912
10~Luke Langston
11~Columbus LaFayette Langston 1851-1917
12~Franklin M. Langston 1853-1927
13~Sarah E Langston 1856-1925 Scott
14~Mary A L Langston 1859-1922
13~Pvt Honley V Langston 1818-1862 M: Sarah Gordon 1815-1888 He died at Camp Nelson Confederate Cemetery Cabot, Lonoke County, AK. Pvt Co G 22 Regt Texas Infantry, died 24 Dec 1862 at Camp Nelson of Typhoid Fever.
1~Angeline Langston 1845-1929 M: McElroy
1~Willie Clark McElroy 1872-1933 M: Charles Beatty Long 1866-1939
14~Elizabeth Isabelle Langston 1820-1865
15~Isaac Pickney Langston 1822-1891 M: Elizabeh/Betty Anne Evans 1827-1905
1~Robert Evans Langston 1842–1918 M: Dorcas Adaline Phillips 1845-1914
2~Jacob Pride "Jake" Langston 1849–1932 M1: 1872 Luetta Jackson Follansbee 1854–1935 M2: 1882 Eliza Jane Wallace 1857–1947
3~Sarah Rutha Langston 1852–1937 M: 1871 Joseph Lee Kolb 1844-1924
4~Martha Ann "Mattie" Langston 1855–1929 M: 1874 John Abner Langston Sr 1845-1896
5~Mellisa Eboline Langston 1859–1948 M: 1879 Joshua Merrin Cain1857-1925
6~Dr Isaac Alfred Langston 1864–1930 M: 1890 Sarah Elizabeth Ledbetter 1864-1936
5~John Langston B: 1754 D: 1785 M: Sarah
6~Nehemiah Langston 1756-1783 SC
7~Sarah Bennett Langston 1762-1839 M: Andrew George B: 1767 NC D: 1816 KY
1~Rachel George M: Thompson
2~Basil George 1790-1850
3~Aaron George 1800-1863
4~ James Callen George 1804-1860
8~Reverend Nathaniel Walton Langston B: 01/10/1762 NC D: 02/08/1834 SC M: 06/06/1784 Catherine Smith B: 1764 D: 11/20/1839
1~Infant Langston
2~Sarah Rachel Langston 1784–1864 M: 1832 William Bennett
3~Martha Langston B: 1786 D: 1859 M: William Groves Yarbrough
4~Elizabeth Langston B: 1795 D: 1836 M: Chaney Stone
5~William Langston B: 1787 D: 1859 M1: 1807 Mary Yarborough 1787-1852 M2: 1854 Hester Massey 1809-1884 M3: Mary Polly 1787-1878 TX.
1~Nathan Langston 1816-1857
2~Hiram Langston
3~Nancy Victoria Langston 1811-1853 M: 1826 John Jackson Ellis 1806-1895
1~Sarah Catherine Ellis Casstevens 1836–1895
2~John Pleasant Ellis 1841–1929
6~Martha Langston M: Curry
7~John C Langston
4~Nancy Wynn Langston B: 1789 D: 1859 M: John William Bearden M2: Elijah M Bearden 1785-1831
8~Jacob Langston B: 1797 D: 1873 M Mary Isabelle Couch
9~Mary Langston Langston B: D: M: Archibald Stone
1~John W Stone
10~Willis Langston B: D: M
11~John Langston B: D: M.
9~William C Langston 1763-1854
10~Daniel Langston B: 1765 D: 1822 M: Martha Ann Edwards B: 1770 D: 1858
1~Rebecca Langston 1782–
2~Sarah Langston 1786–
3~Delilah Langston 1789–
4~Mary A. Langston 1790–1830
5~Caleb Langston 1791–1845
6~Rhoda A. Langston 1792-
7~Isaac Langston 1793–1865
8~Sarah Langston 1794–
9~Mary Langston 1799–1830
10~Absalom Langston 1801–1845
11~Patsey Langston 1804-
12~William Langston 1806-
13~Delilah ( Delian) Langston 1809-
14~Absalom Langston 1811–1870
15~William J. Langston 1814-
16~Rebecca Langston 1820-
11~Samuel Bennett Langston B: 1776 D: 1816 M: Polly Smith 1760-1820
12~Martha T Langston 1769-1810
2~James Bennett Langston B: 1731 Isle of Wight Co., VA D: 1818 Pendleton Dist, SC M1: 1762 Jane Rose M2: 1778 Johanna Jane Davis 1733-1824. Served in Capt. Daniel Harris's company and in William Eaton's regiment of the Granville County, North Carolina, militia in 1754. He received 150 acres on the Tarr River from his father on Dec. 25, 1760. The Granville County, North Carolina, tax list of 1768 recorded that James had one Negro slave by the name of Dina. About 1820 after James's death, Joannah and most of the family moved over the river into Rabun County, Georgia.
1~John Langston 1750-
2~ James Bennett Langston Jr 1762-1818
3~Solomon Langston 1765-
4~Jesse Langston 1768-
5~Joannah Davis Langston 1768-
6~Tabitha Langston 1796-01856 M: Col Samuel I Beck 1796-1876
1~Mary Polly Beck
2~Joannah Beck
3~John Beck
4~Berry B Beck
5~Arah a Beck
6~Jasper N Beck
7~Martin Van Buren Beck
8~Martha J Beck
9~John Beck
10~Lorissa Beck
11~James Beck
12~ Jeffrey Beck
13~Samuel Meren Beck
14~Capt. and Jasper Beck
7~William Davis Langston 1762-1853 M: Mary ‘Pollie’~
1~ Zorabable Langston
2~Rebecca Langston Henson
8~Jean Jane B Langston 1770-1860 M: 1787 Richard Holden Sr M2: 1812 Reuben Rackley
9~Levi Langston 1770-
10~Asa Houston Langston Sr 1774-1836 M: Tabitha Davis Watson 1778-1830apx
1~James Copeland Langston
2~ Matthew Langston
3~Sarah Frances Langston
4~Asa Langston
5~William Davis Langston
6~James Copeland Langston
7~A j Langston
8~John M Langston
9~Elizabeth Langston
10~Baby Langston
11~Missy Langston
12~Uriah Ezariah Langston
13~Joan W Langston
14~Unknown Langston
15~Fanny Langston
16~James Robert Langston
17~Francis Langston
18~Sarah Langston McGuire
3~Solomon Langston Sr B: 01/01/1732 Nansemond County, VA D: 07/23/1825 Laurens County, SC. M: 1753 Sarah Bennett B: 1734 Nansemond County, VA D: 1810 Laurens County, SC, daughter of Richard Bennett IV, 1709-1744 (son of Richard III 1680-1735 and Mary) and Mary Ann Beatty. He was a Lieutenant in the SC Spartan Regiment in the Revolution War. Whigs in the Revolution of 1776.
1~Mary Langston 1756-1798 M: Lt Jesse Elihu Holder
2~James Langston B: 1757 D: 1810 SC M: Elizabeth Munford
3~Soloman Bennette Langston Jr B: 1761 D: 02/08/1827 Gwinnett, GA M1: Mary Polly Reddoch M2: Elizabeth Camp 1761 VA D:
1~Soloman Bennette Langston III B: 1782 D: listed as a pauper residing in the poorhouse as of April 1861, by the Commissioners of The Poor for Laurens District, Laurensville Herald 4/5/1861
2~Henry Singleton Langston 1797-1874 Eureka, Humboldt, CA M: 1820 Cynthia Harlon Walker 1806-1882
1~John Singleton Langston 1823–1830
2~William Alexander Langston 1824–1907
3~Julia C Langston 1828-
4~John Porter Langston 1829–1901
5~Sarah Emaline Langston 1831–1886
6~Malvena Langston 1834-
7~James H. Langston 1835-
8~Silas Langston 1836-
9~Prudence Elizabeth Langston 1838–1864
10~Mary Adaline Langston 1840–1845
11~Martha Clementine Langston 1842–1928
12~David Solomon Langston 1844–1901
13~Cynthia Luvenia Langston 1846–1922
14~John Langston 1848-
15~Mattie Langston 1850-
16~Eliza Langston 1853-
17~Rutha Emeline Langston
3~Elizabeth Camp Langston 1783-
4~Absolom Starling Langston 1785-
5~Nathan Springfield Langston 1787-
6~Sarah Carney Langston 1790-
7~Mary Brown Langston 1793-
8~John Langston 1795-
9~Caleb Langston 1798-
10~Daniel Langston 1800-
11~James Langston 1801-
12~Hiram Langston 1805-
13~Ann Elizabeth Langston 1808-1887 M: Martin William Worthy
1~Martha Ann Worthy M: Stewart
2~Nancy Worthy 1830-1895 M: Daniel Reddoch 1834-
1~William Marion Reddoch B: 1761 D: 02/08/1827
3~Laodicia Langston 'Dicey' B: 04/14/1766 D: 05/23/1837 SC M: 06/09/1783 Thomas B. Springfield B: 07/15/1766 D: 03/21/1845 Greenville SC. Her cause of Freedom during the Revolutionary War, lead to her Patriotism to the American cause was so great, it earned her the pseudonym 'Daring Dicey'. She provided valuable information to the Whigs and harassed the enemy during the entire war. She was listed as one of The Great Women of the American Revolution. Struggling through the strong current of the Tyger stream in the middle of the night, 15-year-old Dicey Langston raced to warn her brother and his men that the settlement at Little Eden, South Carolina would be attacked by the "Bloody Scouts" at daybreak. The Bloody Scouts were a group of outlawed Tories (British supporters) led by Bill Cunningham. They were known to be ruthless in killing anyone who was part of the rebel cause. Dicey died on the 23 May 1837, aged 71 and was praised for her “daring deeds on behalf of her suffering country and friends” A children's book "Rebel with a Cause: The Daring Adventure of Dicey Langston, Girl Spy of the American Revolution" tells the tales of Dicey. A marker has been placed at the site of Dicey's home on Tigerville Road, Travelers Rest, South Carolina.
1~Aaron Samuel Springfield B: 05/25/1786 SC D: 04/15/1872 MS M: Elizabeth Walker 1787-1864
2~James Langston Springfield B: 02/05/1788 D: 04/28/1859 M: 1808 Nancy Bennett Styles 1789-1880
3~Moses Springfield B: 8/14/1789 D: 11/1865 M: 1829 Magaret Andrews 1811-
4~William Henry Springfield B: 07/23/1791 SC D: 02/18/1836 M: Lewvinia Brunk 1793-1840
5~Elzabeth Springfield B: 01/19/1793 SC D: 08/22/1842 M: J Jarvis Maxwell
6~Ephriam Springfield B: 03/30/1794 SC D:
7~Sarah Springfield B: 02/06/1796 D: 11/01/1847 M: John Wilson Bates Sr 1788-1859
8~Hugh Springfield B: 11/19/1797 D: 02/15/1849 M: 1818 Judy Martha Springfield 1800-1879
9~Martha Springfield B: 05/06/1799 D: 12/18/1856 M: 1817 Joseph Magness 1795-1840
10~Leodicea Springfield B: 04/01/1801 D: 04/15/1834 M: 1818 Thomas Harkins
11~Nancy Springfield B: 09/17/1802 D: 05/02/1865 M: Henry James Miller
12~Mahala Springfield B: 1803 D: 07/25/1873 M:1) Leroy Newby M:2) Rev Stephen Powell 1786-1878
13~Langston Springfield 1804-1865
14~Thomas Bennett Springfield IV B: 09/27/1804 D: 05/09/1865 M1: 1840 Mary E. "Martha" Waddell 1823–1866 M2: Amy Styles 1804–1837 M3: Mary Martha Styles 1823-
15~James Bennett Springfield B: 03/20/1806 D: 04/07/1877 M:1 Mary Ann Wilbanks 1814-1855, 10 children M:2 Emily Frances Jones 1835-1889. He was the Justice of the Peace in Spring Place, Murray County, Georgia.
16~Soloman Langston Springfield B: 08/19/1807 D: 03/23/1842 M: 05/11/1828 SC Catherine Bradley B: 09/15/1809 D: 01/05/1891 TN
17~William Willis Springfield B: 05/27/1809 D:
18~Mary Jane Springfield B: D:
4~Henry Langston 06/23/1769 NC D: 10/09/1844 Laurens County, SC. M: 01/23/1789 Sarah Murphy B: 11/29/1769 Ireland & came to Laurens Co. S.C. when aged 7 years old D: 05/16/1854 Laurens County, SC.
1~Margaret Langston B: 01/25/1790 D: 02/04/1868 Hackgeyville, Tallapoosa, AL M: 09/04/1807 Rev. James William Harlan B: 02/21/1786 D: 02/11/1865, buried at New Providence Baptist Church Cemetery, Alexander City, AL. They moved to Alabama
1~Henry Langston Harlen B: 12/07/1808 D: 04/04/1879 Clay, AL M: Emily Miliam B: 05/11/1812 D:
2~Elias Harlen B: 10/07/1810 D: 05/12/1885 M: Sarah Toland 03/01/1818 D: 04/26/1851 Tallapoosa County, Al
1~John Toland Harlan
3~James William Harlan 12/14/1833 D: 03/11/1908 M: Nettie C. Jones 09/22/1840 D:
2~James Jackson Langston B: 10/07/1791 D: 03/03/1879 M: 05/27/1813 Nancy Burroughs 1785-1885 They moved to Georgia
1~William M. Langston 1832–1897
3~William Langston B: 07/06/1793 D: infant
4~Mary Langston B: 09/29/1795 D: 09/12/1864 M: 12/31/1813 Elihu Toland (Hugh) B: 06/10/1792 Ireland D: 05/22/1871
1~James S Toland 1816-1903 M: E. Donnan
2~Mary Donnan Toland B: 02/27/1850 D: 06/18/1897
3~Sarah Toland 1818-1851
4~Eliza Toland 1822-1904
5~Tirzah Toland 1824-1851
6~Thomas Langston Toland 1828-1873
7~William Tecumseh Toland 1829-1920
8~Mahala Langston Toland 1808-1877
5~Sarah Langston B: 01/06/1798 SC D: 1850 M: 03/07/1822 William Murphy B: 1791 D: 1841 They moved to Due West, SC
1~Rev Henry Leland Murphy 1823-1878
2~Mahala Murphy 1824-
3~Margaret M Murphy 1826-
4~Clarunda Murphy 1827-1885
6~John Langston B: 02/25/1800 D: 1862 Richmond VA Buried Langston Baptist Church Cemetery Clinton, Laurens County, SC M: 09/21/1828 Mary Mason B: 12/08/1798 D: 06/04/1842, daughter of Isabella Mason.
1~Sarah Isabella Langston B: 07/09/1828 D: 07/21/1838
2~Dorothy E. Langston 1829-1900 Nichols Chapel Cemetery Altus, Franklin County, AK M: 1853 Thomas Henry Moseley 1816-1888
3~Sgt. George McDuffie Langston B: 1835 D: 04/20/1898 M: Amanda Patterson 1841-1906. CSA: Entered service into the Confederate States on the 04/14/1861, as a Sergeant in Company ' I ' of the 3rd S.C. Regiment Infantry Volunteers C.S.A., and was at that time a resident of Laurens County. He was wounded at the battle of Gettysburg, and was honorably discharged from said service by wounds on the 07/02/1863, at which time he held the rank of 1st Sergeant Company ' I '. CROSS OF HONOR United Daughters of Confederacy May 19, 1911
1~J Lee Langston
4~Mary Elizabeth Langston 1842-1924 M: James Monroe Donnan 1830-1897
1~Fitzhugh Lee Donnan 1874–1960
5~John Turner Langston 1846-1920 Confederate veteran and was a member of 3rd SC Regt.Served as a peace officer of the city and county of Laurens. M: Sophia Smith
6~Margaret Victoria Langston 1848-1910 M: J. Wofford Peterson 1846-1899
7~Mahala Langston B: 11/24/1802 D: 08/12/1840 M: 03/31/1831 Jeremiah Holland B: 1796 D: 1840, son of Reazin Holland & Mary Fulton, son of Abraham Holland. They moved to Anderson Co. S.C. and later removed to Lawrence Co., AL.
1~John Holland 1821-1840
2~Sarah Elizabeth Holland 1823-1885
3~Henry Lawrence Holland 1825-1909
4~Elizabeth Holland 1830-1860
5~Charity May Holland 1832-1914
6~Thomas Jefferson Holland 1834-1919
8~Thomas Langston B: 01/28/1805 Laurens County, SC D: 07/17/1839 in Alabama M: 05/24/1832 Emily Walker, (daughter of Lavenia Lucinda Langston D: 08/22/1841 Cittury Walker D: 05/01/1845 B: 1811) D: 1869 left three small children: Emily Remarried in 1842 to Joseph Shaw (Joseph Shaw B: 10/02/1819 D: 05/09/1853 M: 12/13/1842 Emily Langston B: 07/14/1817 D: 05/27/1869 Buried Newnansville Cemetery, FL)
1~Marcus Delafayette Langston B: 03/02/1837 D: 08/10/1861. He was killed at the battle of Oak Hill. He was a member of the Hempstead riflemen of the 3rd Arkansas Regiment. He was the son of Thomas and Emily Langston of Laurens District. After his father's death which took place when he was a boy his mother remarried with Joseph Shaw Esquire, B: 10/02/1819 D: 05/09/1853. The family then moved to Georgia.
2~Emeline Keturah Langston B: 10/07/1834 Laurens, GA D: 07/14/1930 Alexandia, LA M: Lt Richard Jackson Aycock B: 04/15/1836 D: 12/30/1886 Co. F, 19th Regiment, Alabama Infantry, CSA. 
1~Charles Francis Aycock 1863-1954 M: Ella D Wells 1870-1950
1~Clifton Hill Aycock 1888-1943 Longstreet, DeSoto Parish, Louisiana M: 1909 Eureka Ethel Russell-Hay 1892-1967 Logansport, DeSoto Parish, Louisiana, d/o Robert Rhett Russell 1862–1941 & Annie Creech Russell 1869–1896.
1~Ozite Aycock 1910-1987 Monroe, Ouachita Parish, Louisiana M: Spain Jay Shinault B: 1913 TN D: 1980, El Paso, TX. She held offices in Ft. Miro Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Ouachita Ranger Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy, and the Sir John Paine Chapter of the Colonial Dames of the 17th Century.
Ozite
1~Dr. Joyce Shinault Choate
2~Charley Rhette Aycock 1913-1978 US Navy M: 1934 Kathryn Nell Hoshall
1~Ann Leigh Aycock 1937- M: 1958 Robert William Maxwell
3~Lavenia Lucinda Langston B: 07/19/1836 D: 09/22/1868 M: ~Fulton
1~Lucrecia Fulton B: D: M: Charlie Huden
1~John Gardiner Shaw B: 10/05/1843 D: 07/10/1864 CSA
2~Jessey Mansfield Shaw
3~Hogan W. Shaw B: 07/17/1847 D: 10/02/1909
4~Azariah J. Shaw B: 07/22/1851
5~Adelia Joanna Shaw B: 12/05/1853 D: 01/16/1935 M: J. R. Connell B: D: 06/23/1933
9~Tarzh Langston B: 05/04/1808 D: 05/05/1877 M: 12/27/1827 John Mason B: 1788 D: 1858, they settled near Hurricane Church, Laurens Co, SC
1~David Henry Augustus Mason 1830-1904
2~Margaret Cornelia Mason 1838-1861
3~Mary Dorothy Levinia "Mollie" Mason 1842–1922 M: William Pinkney Hunter 1842-1928
4~Emma Vashti Mason 1848–1920 M: James Thomas Finney 1847-1877
10~William Henry Langston B: 08/20/1810 D: M: 09/05/1834 Sarah Smith. Settled near Madden Station, S.C. Was elected 1867 Tr. of the RISING SUN CHAPTER No. 6, Laurens Masons. Was Probate Judge of Laurens. Laurensville Herald 1/13/1871.
1~Ginnie Langston M: 06/23/1871 John H. Finley
5~Selah Langston 1771-1845
6~Martha Langston B: 1772
7~Hiram Bennett Langston B: 05/14/1777 D: 07/22/1860 M: 01/10/1796 Mary Sarah Brown 1778-1852
8~Sarah Langston B: 1783 D: 08/02/1864
4~Amy Langston B: 1734 VA D: 1795 NC M: 1750 William Rose B: 1729 VA D: 12/01/1768
1~Frederick Rose B: 1755 Tar River, NC D: 1820
2~Winifred Rose B: 1756 D: M: 07/01/1771 Stephen Merritt
3~William Newton Rose B: 1757 D: 02/12/1835 Whitley, KY M: 03/10/1774 Elizabeth ~
5~Lucinda Thompson B: 1735-1783 M: George W Thompson
6~Obediah Langston B: 1737
7~John Jesse Langston B: 1738-1783 M: Ann Reddick 1740-1790
8~Mary Langston B: 1739 D: 1829 NC M: Isaac Daniel
9~John Frank Langston B: 1740 D: 1827 M: Ruth Hopper
10~Jechonias Langston B: 1740
11~Samuel Langston B: 1741 D: 10/1825 GA M: 1775 Sarah Young 1740-1825
1~ Alsey Alexandria Langston 1770-1852 M: John Wright 1760-
2~Elizabeth Langston 1776-1860 M: William George Ray Sr 1774-1837
.3~Rachel Langston 1783-1870 M1: John R Williamson 1782-1870 M2: Robert Jones
4~Mary Langston 1790-1828 GA
5~Reuben Young Langston 1780-1819
6~Samuel William Langston 1788-1847
7~John Langston 1798-1850
12~Elizabeth Spann b. ca 1742
13~Rebekah "Becka" Williams B: 1746
14~Sarah "Sally" Langston B: 1749 D: 1830apx M: 01/01/1770 Richard Bolton B: D:
15~Mary "Molly" Langston B: 1753 D: M: Captain Josiah Smith 1738-1803. Rev War vet and a Congressman.
1~Mary Smith 1777-1830
16~Martha Langston B: 1755
17~Frances Langston B: 1759-1850 M: James McElroy 1759-1848
6~Elizabeth Langston 1710-
7~Thomas Langston 1720-1780
Langston's that surrendered at Appomattox
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Laurens County, South Carolina: Laurensville Herald: Marcus Lafayette Langston was killed at the battle of Oak Hill on August 10, 1861.
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