Langley Cemetery in Easton, Kansas - Find a Grave Cemetery

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Get directions 24870 Seven Sisters Road
Easton, Kansas 66020 United States

Coordinates: 39.36170, -95.16110
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Langley Cemetery was established in July 1857 by Michael Heland & Lydia A. (Price) Langley when their 8-month-old son, Franklin Berry Langley died shortly after they settled in what was then, Kansas Territory.

It is said the location was chosen by Lydia, so she could look out her kitchen window and see the graveyard. The Langley homestead, which no longer remains, set directly east of the cemetery. The one-acre tract of land was sold to Michael Heland & Lydia A. Langley for the sum of one dollar by Silas H. Langley for the purpose of establishing a cemetery in the community. The first interment was Franklin Berry Langley.

Over the years the cemetery has been a burial site for the Langley family as well as their extended families and neighbors. The name of the cemetery has changed over the years to be known also as Walnut Grove Cemetery.

Langley Cemetery is a 501(c)13 Not for Profit.