Margaret Lassiter married Lemuel B. Langdon on May 7, 1861 in Johnston County, NC. Lemuel Britton Langdon was the son of Carroll Langdon and Nancy Byrd.
Top half of grave marker containing names and dates broken off and missing.
"The Smithfield Herald," January 5, 1912, p. 7, col. 5.
A Good Woman Passes Away.
Mr. L. B. Langdon's home was made truly sad by the death of his wife, Mrs. Margaret Langdon, which occurred on December 16th, 1911. Mrs. Langdon had been a great sufferer for a number of years, and almost helpless most of the time up to a few months ago, then she became entirely helpless and remained so until the last.
Mrs. Langdon was the daughter of the late Alfred Lassiter, and was born April 23, 1843 [April 23, 1842 per Alfred Lassiter Family Bible]. Was married to L. B. Langdon in the year 1861. She leaves a husband and sever children, several grandchildren, and great grandchildren, besides a host of near relatives and friends, to mourn their loss. All was done for her that could be done by a loving family, faithful physician, and loving friends. But God saw it best to take her out of this world of sin and suffering. Though Mrs. Langdon was a great sufferer for so long a time, she bore it all the way through with great patience, and without a murmur. May her life on earth prove to be a lesson that will lead her family and friends to the home of the Great Physician who can heal our sorrow and save our souls.
A Friend to the Family
Margaret Lassiter married Lemuel B. Langdon on May 7, 1861 in Johnston County, NC. Lemuel Britton Langdon was the son of Carroll Langdon and Nancy Byrd.
Top half of grave marker containing names and dates broken off and missing.
"The Smithfield Herald," January 5, 1912, p. 7, col. 5.
A Good Woman Passes Away.
Mr. L. B. Langdon's home was made truly sad by the death of his wife, Mrs. Margaret Langdon, which occurred on December 16th, 1911. Mrs. Langdon had been a great sufferer for a number of years, and almost helpless most of the time up to a few months ago, then she became entirely helpless and remained so until the last.
Mrs. Langdon was the daughter of the late Alfred Lassiter, and was born April 23, 1843 [April 23, 1842 per Alfred Lassiter Family Bible]. Was married to L. B. Langdon in the year 1861. She leaves a husband and sever children, several grandchildren, and great grandchildren, besides a host of near relatives and friends, to mourn their loss. All was done for her that could be done by a loving family, faithful physician, and loving friends. But God saw it best to take her out of this world of sin and suffering. Though Mrs. Langdon was a great sufferer for so long a time, she bore it all the way through with great patience, and without a murmur. May her life on earth prove to be a lesson that will lead her family and friends to the home of the Great Physician who can heal our sorrow and save our souls.
A Friend to the Family
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Mary Lassiter Massengill
1841–1926
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Sarah Lassiter Durham
1843–1919
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William Henry Lassiter
1845–1918
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Martha Elizabeth Lassiter Massengill
1848–1924
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John William Lassiter
1850–1926
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Lucy C. Lassiter Moore
1851–1928
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Willis Alfred Lassiter
1854–1937
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Evelyn C Lassiter Austin Hall
1857–1941
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Louie Jane Lassiter Hobbs
1862–1924
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