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Anyone interested in Langtons anywhere, all of which originate from villages in England. This group is not for LangDons which is a seperate family altogether.

Website: http://www.lostlangtons.co.uk
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Latest Activity: Apr 9, 2010

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Comment by J McCoy on April 9, 2010 at 1:20pm: Hello:
I am attempting to locate the parents of Stephen LANGTON who married Elizabeth HOLMES in Stafford, STS, 21 Nov 1785. Checked P.R.s of Stafford, but no baptisms for either he or Elizabeth. They had 2 sons in STS (1786-88), moved to Heanor, DBY, and had 3 children there (1791-97) and then to Papplewick, NTS, and another child born in 1799 (she died in 1802). A Stephen LANGTON was buried in Papplewick 27 Oct 1801, but it is not clear if this was the father or the son Stephen bapt. 1788. Most of Stephen's children as adults lived in Bulwell, NTS, and were FWKs. No death for Stephen or Elizabeth in the Bulwell P.R.s. I'll have to go back to the lostlangton web site again, it has been a while.

Best wishes,
Judy

Comment by Joel Langton on March 12, 2010 at 4:13am: The Langton families started from villages with the name in England, derived from the Anglo-Saxon words meaning Long Town.
The Langtons spread everywhere, including the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Ireland, and more, but all originate from villages in England.
See www.lostlangtons.co.uk for more details and search the comprehensive Langton family database.

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