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George Madison Langston 1834–1872 – Genealogical Records
Birth Date: Mar 31, 1834
Birth Location: Union, Union, South Carolina
Death Date: Sep 9, 1872
Death Location: Clay, Bradley, Arkansas
Father: Isaac Langston
Mother: Hulda Hildo
Spouse(s): Mary Simpson
Children(s): William Langston
In 1834, George Madison Langston entered the world in Union, Union, South Carolina, born to Isaac Willis Langston And Hulda Hildo. George Madison Langston married Mary Ann Simpson, and had children including William Jesse Langston. George Madison Langston passed away in 1872 in Clay, Bradley, Arkansas.
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Biography
- In 1834, George Madison Langston entered the world in Union, Union, South Carolina, born to Isaac Willis Langston And Hulda Hildo.
- George Madison Langston married Mary Ann Simpson, and had children including William Jesse Langston.
- George Madison Langston passed away in 1872 in Clay, Bradley, Arkansas.
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George Langston's Descendants
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1. William (Jesse) Langston 1857–1926 m. MARY (FRANCIS "FANNIE") WHARTON 1870–1899
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1. Myra (Isabelle) Langston 1889–1946 m. James (Thomas Edward) Jones 1872–1938
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1. Claude (H) Jones 1913–1988 m. Lillian (Altha) McNutt 1911–1984
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Event Type: Birth
Event Date: Mar 31, 1834
Event Place: Union, Union, South Carolina
Genealogy Event 2
Event Type: Death
Event Date: Sep 9, 1872
Event Place: Clay, Bradley, Arkansas