Spouse: Mrs. Obedience LANGFORD. Mrs. Obedience LANGFORD and Benjamin LANGFORD were married in 1776 in ,,Virginia. Children were: Benjamin LANGFORD.

1805 - Oct. 19, Ben bought 218 acres in Mush Creek, a fork of the South Tygar River Greenville District.
1807 - March 12 - Ben bought 15 acres adjoining his and brother-in-law Stephen Pace's property.
1810 - Benjamin & Patsy have 3 daughters, living next door to Matthew & Peggy Langford (census Greenville Co., SC)
1820 - Aug. 4 - Jackson Co., AL Ben commissioned as Justice of the Peace.
1823 - March 3 - Jackson Co., Alabama Ben re-commissioned as JP
1829 - Crawford Co., Territory of Arkansas, Ben & son-in-laws John Price and John Ridge are paying taxes.
1830 - He settled in Arkansas in one of the first settlements in Pope County which was the Boiling Springs community located about a mile west of where the city of Hector now stands. Pope Co., Arkansas Ben Langford family are residing along with the Rev. Mahlon Bewley who, opened the first school in the area. The school was first held in Rev. Bewleys home and later in the church building. Teachers were Rev. Bewley, his son, Robert, and his son-in-law Benjamin Langford. (PCHist.v.1)
1831 - Nov. 5 - commissioned as a Magistrate of Pope Co., Arkansas
1833 - July - Pope Co., AR Berry Langford makes Ben executor of his will.
1833 - Nov.12 - Ben Re-commissioned as MG of Pope Co., AR
1835 - Sep 12 - Ben & others sign petition to Congress for postal route
1835 - Oct. 27 - Ben once again Re-commissioned as MG in Pope Co., AR
1836 - 1838 - Benjamin Langford is County Judge of Pope Co., AR, (Pope County History, v1), (Arrows to Atoms : Russellville Centennial 1870-1970)
183? - Ben bought a farm from an Indian on the Illinois Bayou , north of where Scottsville is.
1836 - After Arkansas became a state, Ben was commissioned to be one the agents to make plans to build a town and make it a permanent seat of justice in Pope Co. This town was Dover that thrived until the Civil War.
1840 - Aug. 8 - Ben Langford application to be appointed administrator John Ridge estate
1841 - Sept. 4 - Ben helps organize Temperance Society in Pope Co. Arkansas Gazette
1842 - Benjamin still performing marriages in Pope Co.
18?? - Ben assisted in the burial of Little Johnny in Boiling Springs Campground.
1844 - July 31 - Executors of Ben's estate executed his will. They were son--in-law Robert S. Bewley, John P. Langford and Robert B. Langford.
1844 - Aug. 10 - Ben's will was probated.
Will & Testament of Benja Langford In the name of God Amen. I Benjamin Langford of the County of Pope and State of Arkansas being of sound mind and perfect memory blessed be God han (have) on this thirty first day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty do make constitute and publish this instrument of writing to be my last Will & T revoking all other wills made by me. In the manner following, to wit: FIRST, my will is that all my just debts be paid. SECONDLY, my will is that all my horses & cattle, my wagon, oxon, my hogs and my sheep be sold on twelve months credit except one black mare and colt - of which I bequeath to my wife Patsey and also as much pork as the appraisers may judge sufficient for one years provisions also one Negro girl named Mary.
FURTHERMORE, my will is that all my land together with the premises belonging to my wife Patsey during her life and then my will is that the above named land together with the premises belonging to my wife Patsey during her lifetime and then my will is that the above named land together with the premises after her death is to belong to my daughter Anny Ridge during her lifetime and to the heirs of the said Anny Ridge forever.
AND FURTHERMORE my will is that the two other servants BOB and DESTIMONEY continue the farm and assist in gathering the crop until the first day of January 1845 and then the said Negroes Bob and Destimoney to be hirred out at the highest bidder.
FURTHERMORE my will is that my present crop be sold for ready money a part or all as the case may be convenient to pay a debt which I owe to William Sherman and also I will my corn crop gathered and a sufficiency there off laid by to support my wife Patsey and her stock and the balance sold for ready money.
FURTHERMORE my will is that when ever Robert S. Bewley shall pay sum of money myself & John Brewton (Bruton?) stands security for him to Hawkins Gregroy amount somewhere between two and three hundred dollars a fifty dollar debt which I stand security for him to William Sherrin who the above named debt for which I stand for is paid by the said Robert S. Bewley then the said Robert S. Bewley is to have certain land as the West fr of the South East quarter section of Section No. two in Township No. Ten North of Range No. Nineteen West containing eighty acres. Also the North East 1/4 of the Southeast Quarter of Section No. Thirty Two in Township Ten of Range No. Nineteen W containing forty acres in the premises thereoff and his heirs forever. FURTHERMORE my will is that my son Milton H. Langford have all the land which he sould my horses for lying and being in the Republic of Texas.FURTHER my will is that all the house hold furniture and property to my wife Patsey, be sould at her death excepting the NEGRO girl MARY. FURTHER my will is that the the death of my wife Patsey the Negro named Destimoney belong to Evlina Bewley and the heirs of her Boddy for and also my will is that the boy Bob at the death of my wife Patsey belong to my sone John P. Langford and his heirs forever, also at the death of my wife Patsey the girl named Mary belong to my sone Robert B. Langford and his heirs forever, and it is further my will that the four children heirs Gardner deceased wife of Thomas Gardner heirs names Eliza and Martha and Ellis have four hundred dollars out of my estate one hundred dollars provided Thomas Gardner pays a debt that I stand his security for to H. Gregory, debts interest and all a mounting to something over one hundred dollars and the balance to said above named heirs said above named money to come to said heirs at the death of my wife Patsey proceding from them at her death, and it is further my will that Anna Ridge have ten acres of farm now belonging to me to cultivate from this time forward. And it FURTHER my will that Robert S. Bewley and John P. Langford and Robert Langford be appointed Executors of the above will. In witness I have hereunto set my hand and seal this day and date above written. Attest: John Brewton Benjamin Langford (Seal) Absolom Sims.
1844--State of Arkansas In vacation of Pope Probate Court County of Pope Arkansas, who after being duly sworn on their oaths saith that the said Benjamin Langford died having executed his WILL dated thirty first day of July A D 1844, whereby they were appointed Executors thereof and that said deceased Benja. Langford at the time of his death was possessed of Property (to the best of their Knowledge) to the amount of Three thousand-----Dollars and that there are Nine Heirs of said Estate to wit: Evalina Bewley, Anny Ridge, Milton H. Langford, John P. Langford, Robert B. Langford, Children of Benjamin Langford dec'd, and Eliza, Martha, Mary, Ellis Gardner, Children of Sinai and Thos. Gardner, and Grandchildren of Benjamin Langford. And that they the undersigned ROBERT S. BEWLEY, JOHN P. LANGFORD and ROBERT B. LANGFORD as Executors of the last Will and Testament, make true and perfect inventory of all and singular the goods and chattels, rights & credits and effects of the said Benja Langford dec'd and faithfully act as Executors of the said Will of said Langford and pay the Debts and Legacies therein set forth according to the provisions of said Will and under the due direction of Law in such cases made and provided. Sworn and subscribed to before) ROBERT S. BEWLEY (seal) me in Vacation of the Probate Court) J. P. LANGFORD (seal) of the County on the 10th day of) R. B. LANGFORD (seal) August A D 1844.

By Linda McMurry Eddy Parents: Benjamin LANGFORD and Mrs. Obedience LANGFORD.

Spouse: Martha "Patsy" PACE. Martha "Patsy" PACE and Benjamin LANGFORD were married in 1805 in Greenville,South Carolina. Children were: Milton Hazelton LANGFORD, John PLACE, Robert Berry PLACE, Prudence LANGFORD, Sinai LANGFORD, Eveline LANGFORD, Benjamin LANGFORD , Jr., Anna LANGFORD, Milton Hazelton LANGFORD, John Pace LANGFORD, Robert Berry LANGFORD.

Spouse: Arantha Jane CHIPMAN. Arantha Jane CHIPMAN and Benjamin Franklin LANGFORD were married on 23 December 1869 in Bandera, Bandera, TX. Children were: James Milton LANGFORD, Mary Ann LANGFORD, Ella Marian LANGFORD, Nora Lee LANGFORD, Edwin Pearl LANGFORD, Alvin Preston LANGFORD, George Herman LANGFORD, Mortimer Hamilton LANGFORD, Ruby Lillian LANGFORD.

Spouse: Arantha Jane CHIPMAN. Arantha Jane CHIPMAN and Benjamin Franklin "Frank" LANGFORD were married on 23 December 1869 in , Bandera, Texas.

Spouse: Sie Knight Henry PIERREPONT. Ellen of LANGFORD and Sie Knight Henry PIERREPONT were married in 1412 in Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham, England, Great Britain. Children were: Henry of PIERREPONT, Sir Knight Henry of PIERREPONT.

Spouse: Lela Velma DAVIDSON.

Spouse: Elizabeth Jane BIRD. Elizabeth Jane BIRD and Isaac Berry LANGFORD were married on 14 March 1872 in Bandera, Bandera, TX. Children were: Samuel Milton LANGFORD, William L. LANGFORD, Benjamin Franklin LANGFORD, Clarence Bird LANGFORD, Allie Bird LANGFORD, Ivy Berry LANGFORD, Jennie Ethel LANGFORD.

Spouse: Martha Ann Rowland CRIER. Martha Ann Rowland CRIER and Milton Hazelton LANGFORD were married in 1872 in Medina Co., Texas.

Spouse: Mary Ann "Polly" BANTA. Mary Ann "Polly" BANTA and Milton Hazelton LANGFORD were married on 22 June 1843 in Paris, Lamar, Texas. Children were: Martha Eueline LANGFORD, John David LANGFORD, Isaac Berry LANGFORD, Sinai W LANGFORD, Alfred W LANGFORD, Andrew E LANGFORD, Eliza Jane LANGFORD, Lee William LANGFORD, James Monroe LANGFORD, Benjamin Franklin "Frank" LANGFORD.

Spouse: Benjamin LANGFORD. Mrs. Obedience LANGFORD and Benjamin LANGFORD were married in 1776 in ,,Virginia. Children were: Benjamin LANGFORD.

Spouse: William GRESWOLD. Children were: William GRESWOLD.

Spouse: William DE VERNEY. Alice LANGLEY and William DE VERNEY were married in 1320 in Byfield,Northamptonshire,England. Children were: William VERNEY.

Spouse: Baron Fauconberg John De FAUCONBERG. Alice De LANGLEY and Baron Fauconberg John De FAUCONBERG were married.¹⁶

Spouse: Giles BASSINGBOURNE. Alice De LANGLEY and Giles BASSINGBOURNE were married.¹⁶ Children were: Miss BASSINGBOURNE.

Spouse: William VERNEY. Alice De LANGLEY and William VERNEY were married about 1320 in Byfield, Northamptonshire, Eng.¹⁶ Children were: Simon VERNEY.

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Spouse: Geoffrey DE LANGLEY. _UIDA342D21570A7D811BD0D0000E812BF5CAB04Children were: Alionore DE LANGLEY.

probably a daughter of Geoffrey de Langley. [Burke's Peerage]

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He [Nicholas de Stafford] married probably daughter of Geoffrey DE LANGLEY (l). Apparently she did not survive him. He died on or about 1 August 1287 at the siege of Deresloyn or Droslan Castle inWales, and was buried at Stone. He left a will. [Complete Peerage XII/1:172, (transcribed by Dave Utzinger)]

(l) In 1272 a Staffordshire jury stated thatthe King had given him in marriage to a daughter of Geoffrey de "Langeley". Even the rimed chronicle of Stone omits Nicholas' wife. She was presumably daughter of the Geoffrey de Langley who d. in 1274. Parents: .

Spouse: Sir Nicholas De STAFFORD. Alionore De LANGLEY and Sir Nicholas De STAFFORD were married.¹⁶ Children were: Sir Edmund 1St Baron De STAFFORD.

Children were: Noah LANGLEY.

Spouse: Hyrum KARREN.

Spouse: Moses "Tu-Lu-Squit" PARRIS. Children were: Emiline PARRIS, George W. PARRIS, H. Green PARRIS, Rachel PARRIS, Bryant PARRIS, Thomas Johnson PARRIS, Richard PARRIS, Sallie PARRIS, Melissa PARRIS, William PARRIS.

Spouse: Annie SELF. Children were: Mary LANGLEY.

Spouse: William CONEY. Agnes LANGRAKE and William CONEY were married about 1510. Children were: Roger CONEY, Alice Or Alison CONEY, Margaret CONEY, Agnes CONEY.

Spouse: Roger LANGRAKE. Children were: Agnes LANGRAKE.

Spouse: Mrs LANGRAKE. Children were: Agnes LANGRAKE.