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Nancy Eustis Langdon

Birth
Cambridge, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, USA
Death
23 Mar 1818 (aged 46)
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, USA
Burial
Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, USA Add to Map
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Columbian Centinel, Boston dated 28 Mar 1818: Langdon, Ann (Mrs.), wife of Henry Langdon, d. in Portsmouth, aged 45.

Genealogies of the State of New York: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation, Volume 2, pg 959, by Tunis Garret Bergen; print, New York (1915): ... Nancy Eustis, born April 1, 1771, died March 23, 1818, daughter of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Hill) Eustis... (a second entry in this book states she was born on the 4th of April.)

Norteamericanos en la Argentina, by Lucio Ricardo Pérez Calvo and L.R. Pérez Calvo (2008): Nancy Eustis, nacida en Portsmouth, New Hampshire, el 4 de abril de 1771 [4 Apr 1771], fallencida en Portsmouth, New Hampshire, el 23 de marzo 1818 [23 Mar 1818].

New Hampshire, Death and Burial Records Index, 1654-1949
Text-only collection:

Name: Ann Langdon
Gender: Female
Death Date: abt 1818
Burial [Death] Date: 23 Mar 1818 [Portsmouth]
Burial Place: Wakefield, Carroll, New Hampshire
Death Age: 45

Note: I am not so sure of this info, I have no idea why she would be interred at Wakefield, there are not Eustis' nor Langdon's at that area. It does appear recs were being reported to Wakefield, but this family was at Portsmouth. There is an incorrect burial rec for Frances Emory Langdon, and an incorrect baptismal rec for Sophia Hill Langdon, so it may be these indexes are being made up from personal recs, but they are false. It is odd that this burial is the correct date of her death, so I'm not sure what to say of this. It is recorded that Nancy/Ann was interred at Charlestown, Massachusetts, which would make sense with Chelsea burials being at Charlestown. If she was interred at Copp's Hill, the burial rec would be there, so she is def not at Copp's Hill. There is also the poss she was interred at Portsmouth.
Columbian Centinel, Boston dated 28 Mar 1818: Langdon, Ann (Mrs.), wife of Henry Langdon, d. in Portsmouth, aged 45.

Genealogies of the State of New York: A Record of the Achievements of Her People in the Making of a Commonwealth and the Founding of a Nation, Volume 2, pg 959, by Tunis Garret Bergen; print, New York (1915): ... Nancy Eustis, born April 1, 1771, died March 23, 1818, daughter of Benjamin and Elizabeth (Hill) Eustis... (a second entry in this book states she was born on the 4th of April.)

Norteamericanos en la Argentina, by Lucio Ricardo Pérez Calvo and L.R. Pérez Calvo (2008): Nancy Eustis, nacida en Portsmouth, New Hampshire, el 4 de abril de 1771 [4 Apr 1771], fallencida en Portsmouth, New Hampshire, el 23 de marzo 1818 [23 Mar 1818].

New Hampshire, Death and Burial Records Index, 1654-1949
Text-only collection:

Name: Ann Langdon
Gender: Female
Death Date: abt 1818
Burial [Death] Date: 23 Mar 1818 [Portsmouth]
Burial Place: Wakefield, Carroll, New Hampshire
Death Age: 45

Note: I am not so sure of this info, I have no idea why she would be interred at Wakefield, there are not Eustis' nor Langdon's at that area. It does appear recs were being reported to Wakefield, but this family was at Portsmouth. There is an incorrect burial rec for Frances Emory Langdon, and an incorrect baptismal rec for Sophia Hill Langdon, so it may be these indexes are being made up from personal recs, but they are false. It is odd that this burial is the correct date of her death, so I'm not sure what to say of this. It is recorded that Nancy/Ann was interred at Charlestown, Massachusetts, which would make sense with Chelsea burials being at Charlestown. If she was interred at Copp's Hill, the burial rec would be there, so she is def not at Copp's Hill. There is also the poss she was interred at Portsmouth.

Inscription

WOODBURY, LANGDON
AND FAMILY.
HENRY SHERBURNE
LANGDON
HIS OLDEST SON.



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