David was born on 18 Aug 1844 in Arkansas, the son of unknown parents.
He died on 1 Jan 1902 in Benton County, Arkansas .
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| Birth | 18 AUG 1844 |
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| Death | 1 JAN 1902 |
| Place: | Benton County, Arkansas |
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| Census | 21 JUN 1870 |
| Place: | Benton County, Arkansas |
| Address: | Osage Twp, dwelling 174 family 169
Langston, Singleton age 72, mw farmer $1350, $700 born South Carolina
“” Cyunthia age 64 fw keeping house bornSouth Carolina
“ David age 25 MW farmer born ARk
Eliza age 17 fw keeping house born Ark, farther of foreign birth |
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| Census | 15 JUN 1880 |
| Place: | Benton County, Arkansas |
| Address: | Osage Twp, dwelling 187 family 187
Langston, David, wm age 36 married, farmer bor Ark f & m S.C.
“ Eliza, wf age 27, wife married housekeeper, born Ark f England, m Tenn
“ Lee wm age 9 son single, born Ark, f&m Ark
Adah wf age 8 daughter single, born Ark, f&m Ark
“ Arthur wm age 6 son single, born Ark, f&m Ark
“ David junior wm age 3 single, born Ark, f&m Ark
“ Cyntha wf age 74, mother, widowed with her son, born South Carolina, f &m S.C. |
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| Burial | JAN 1902 |
| Place: | Benton County, Arkansas |
| Address: | Bentonville Cemetery. Inscription Co F 34th Ark Inf CSA
findagrave 43355938 |
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| Other Event | ABT 1864 |
| Place: | Benton County, Arkansas |
| Type: | Military Service |
| Address: | Inscription on gravestone Co F 34th Ark Inf CSA
findagrave 43355938 |
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| Other Event | 1892 |
| Place: | Tulare County, California |
| Type: | Generic Event |
| Address: | Voter Register, David Solomon Langstron, 1892 in Tulare, California, age 48 |
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LANGSTON, D.S. - {from The Bentonville Democrat} D.S. Langston died at his home in this city on Wednesday the 1st. Funeral services will be held at the C.P. church to-morrow, Friday, Jan. 3rd, after which the remains will be interred in the Odd Fellows cemetery. Mr. Langston was a devout christian man, at the time of his death being a Ruling Elder in the C.P. Church. In his death the city suffers the loss of a good citizen. A wife and several children are left behind to mourn the loss of husband and father. [Rogers Democrat - Rogers, Benton County, Arkansas - January 9, 1902]