A large circle of acquaintances will be pained by the announcement now made of the sudden death yesterday noon of Mrs. Nathaniel P. Langford, formerly Miss Emma Wheaton, sister of Dr. Charles Wheaton, and daughter of "Father" Wheaton, whose death occurred some two months since. Mrs. Langford was delivered of a child some six weeks ago, the child living but three days, and from which she never fully rallied, though yesterday morning she was feeling much better, and strong hopes were entertained of her recovery, her demise, as it occurred, being entirely unexpected. She was one of seventeen children, thirteen of whom survive her, eleven being residents of Minnesota. The funeral will be from the family residence, corner of Sherman and Exchange streets, Saturday, the hour for which will be announced hereafter.
Source: The Saint Paul Globe, Saint Paul, Minnesota, 18 May 1882, Page 2
Yesterday a telegram was received in this city announcing the death of Mrs. Emma C., wife of E. [sic] P. Langford, a member of the United States Survey Corps, now working in the Yellowstone country. The death of Mrs. Langford ___ Miss Emma Wheaton, formerly of this city, occurred at her home in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Source: The Standard, Syracuse, New York, 18 May 1882
5th of 12 children of CHARLES AUGUSTUS WHEATON & ELLEN DOUGLAS BIRDSEYE
Occupation: Principal of Young Ladies' Seminary, St. Paul, MN
Married: Nov 1, 1876, NATHANIEL PITT LANGFORD, St. Paul, Ramsey Co., New York
~ Catherine Sevenau Nov 2010
A large circle of acquaintances will be pained by the announcement now made of the sudden death yesterday noon of Mrs. Nathaniel P. Langford, formerly Miss Emma Wheaton, sister of Dr. Charles Wheaton, and daughter of "Father" Wheaton, whose death occurred some two months since. Mrs. Langford was delivered of a child some six weeks ago, the child living but three days, and from which she never fully rallied, though yesterday morning she was feeling much better, and strong hopes were entertained of her recovery, her demise, as it occurred, being entirely unexpected. She was one of seventeen children, thirteen of whom survive her, eleven being residents of Minnesota. The funeral will be from the family residence, corner of Sherman and Exchange streets, Saturday, the hour for which will be announced hereafter.
Source: The Saint Paul Globe, Saint Paul, Minnesota, 18 May 1882, Page 2
Yesterday a telegram was received in this city announcing the death of Mrs. Emma C., wife of E. [sic] P. Langford, a member of the United States Survey Corps, now working in the Yellowstone country. The death of Mrs. Langford ___ Miss Emma Wheaton, formerly of this city, occurred at her home in St. Paul, Minnesota.
Source: The Standard, Syracuse, New York, 18 May 1882
5th of 12 children of CHARLES AUGUSTUS WHEATON & ELLEN DOUGLAS BIRDSEYE
Occupation: Principal of Young Ladies' Seminary, St. Paul, MN
Married: Nov 1, 1876, NATHANIEL PITT LANGFORD, St. Paul, Ramsey Co., New York
~ Catherine Sevenau Nov 2010
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Cornelia Wheaton Ayer
1835–1878
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Edward Wheaton
1837–1905
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Homer Birdseye Wheaton
1838–1839
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Ellen Wheaton Morgan
1839–1915
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Clara Wheaton Langford
1843–1925
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Lucia Kate Wheaton Smith
1847–1926
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Henry Birdseye Wheaton
1849–1891
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Mary Haskell "Minnie" Wheaton Kittredge
1851–1914
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Dr Charles Augustus Wheaton Jr
1853–1916
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