Henry's birth location was listed on a record for his son Russell's christening. He claimed he was born in the Town of Grand Chute, but that is not a choice on F.A.G. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XR23-CTG
He most likely died in Hortonville and his obit does not give the location of his death. However it says:
The Rev. N. W. Conkle of the Congregational church, was at Appleton Wednesday where he conducted funeral services for Henry Langman, 66, of 223 W. Franklin st., whose death occurred last Sunday. Mr. Langman was formerly a resident of Shioctn and held the office of village marshal for a number of years. He was a member of the local Modern Woodmen of American lodge. Source: Appleton Post Crescent Friday, March 10, 1929 page 10.
He most likely died in Hortonville and his obit does not give the location of his death. However it says:
The Rev. N. W. Conkle of the Congregational church, was at Appleton Wednesday where he conducted funeral services for Henry Langman, 66, of 223 W. Franklin st., whose death occurred last Sunday. Mr. Langman was formerly a resident of Shioctn and held the office of village marshal for a number of years. He was a member of the local Modern Woodmen of American lodge. Source: Appleton Post Crescent Friday, March 10, 1929 page 10.
Henry's birth location was listed on a record for his son Russell's christening. He claimed he was born in the Town of Grand Chute, but that is not a choice on F.A.G. https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XR23-CTG
He most likely died in Hortonville and his obit does not give the location of his death. However it says:
The Rev. N. W. Conkle of the Congregational church, was at Appleton Wednesday where he conducted funeral services for Henry Langman, 66, of 223 W. Franklin st., whose death occurred last Sunday. Mr. Langman was formerly a resident of Shioctn and held the office of village marshal for a number of years. He was a member of the local Modern Woodmen of American lodge. Source: Appleton Post Crescent Friday, March 10, 1929 page 10.
He most likely died in Hortonville and his obit does not give the location of his death. However it says:
The Rev. N. W. Conkle of the Congregational church, was at Appleton Wednesday where he conducted funeral services for Henry Langman, 66, of 223 W. Franklin st., whose death occurred last Sunday. Mr. Langman was formerly a resident of Shioctn and held the office of village marshal for a number of years. He was a member of the local Modern Woodmen of American lodge. Source: Appleton Post Crescent Friday, March 10, 1929 page 10.
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