How and where Jacob met his wife Constantia Elizabeth Clementina Langdon is not known. LDS records show they married the 26th of March 1837 in Dunstable, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
She was born the daughter of Capt. Nathaniel Langdon and Penelope Sampson in Bowdoinham, Sagadahoc, [now Lincoln Co.] Maine,
11 June 1817. [Also given as October 1818. Constantia had two Latter Day Saints Patriarchal blessings and a different birth date is given on each.]
Penelope, Constantia's mother, died in 1834 or 31; the cemetery head stone is worn.
Nathaniel Langdon was lost at sea. [this is according to family legend.] A possibility since he was a ship Captain and is listed in the town records as Captain.
She was born the daughter of Capt. Nathaniel Langdon and Penelope Sampson in Bowdoinham, Sagadahoc, [now Lincoln Co.] Maine,
11 June 1817. [Also given as October 1818. Constantia had two Latter Day Saints Patriarchal blessings and a different birth date is given on each.]
Penelope, Constantia's mother, died in 1834 or 31; the cemetery head stone is worn.
Nathaniel Langdon was lost at sea. [this is according to family legend.] A possibility since he was a ship Captain and is listed in the town records as Captain.
How and where Jacob met his wife Constantia Elizabeth Clementina Langdon is not known. LDS records show they married the 26th of March 1837 in Dunstable, Middlesex, Massachusetts.
She was born the daughter of Capt. Nathaniel Langdon and Penelope Sampson in Bowdoinham, Sagadahoc, [now Lincoln Co.] Maine,
11 June 1817. [Also given as October 1818. Constantia had two Latter Day Saints Patriarchal blessings and a different birth date is given on each.]
Penelope, Constantia's mother, died in 1834 or 31; the cemetery head stone is worn.
Nathaniel Langdon was lost at sea. [this is according to family legend.] A possibility since he was a ship Captain and is listed in the town records as Captain.
She was born the daughter of Capt. Nathaniel Langdon and Penelope Sampson in Bowdoinham, Sagadahoc, [now Lincoln Co.] Maine,
11 June 1817. [Also given as October 1818. Constantia had two Latter Day Saints Patriarchal blessings and a different birth date is given on each.]
Penelope, Constantia's mother, died in 1834 or 31; the cemetery head stone is worn.
Nathaniel Langdon was lost at sea. [this is according to family legend.] A possibility since he was a ship Captain and is listed in the town records as Captain.
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