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John Langdon

Birth3 Apr 1649 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
Death6 Dec 1732 - Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States
MotherJohanna Sturbridge
FatherJohn Langdon

Born in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States on 3 Apr 1649 to John Langdon and Johanna Sturbridge. John Langdon married Elizabeth Winslow and had 12 children. He passed away on 6 Dec 1732 in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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John Langdon
1624 - 1689
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Johanna Sturbridge
1608 - 1700
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Winslow
1665 - 1737
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Mary Langdon
1691 - 1736
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Nathaniel Langdon
1695 - 1757
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Josiah Langdon
1687 - 1742
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Ephraim Langdon
1689 - 1765
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Edward Deacon Langdon
1697 - 1766
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John Iii Langdon
1698 - 1722
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Michael Langdon
1701 - 1761
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Joanna Langdon
1693 - 1727
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Margaret Langdon
1703 - Unknown
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Margaret Langdon
1697 - Unknown
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Alexander Mccomas
1692 - 1761
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Edward Langdon
1724 - 1755

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