Difference between revisions of "John Langford 1629?-1674"

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John LANGFORD 1629?-1674

Biographical Note

Born at Lanreath, Cornwall. No university education is recorded but he was vicar of Gwennap, Cornwall, in 1653 and ejected in 1660; he remained in Cornwall as an independent minister, was recorded as “peaceable” at Constantine in 1665, and was licensed to preach in Falmouth in 1672.

Books

Langford’s probate inventory includes a study with books and other contents, valued at £40, from a total estate valued at £285. His will refers to his “history notes and heraldry manuscripts”. BL Sloane MS 1022 is a chiefly theological 17th-century commonplace book, in more than one hand, whose primary hand includes a chronological section (the Creation to the destruction of Jerusalem) attributed to Langford; it is possible, but unlikely, that Langford was the writer of the manuscript.

Characteristic Markings

None of Langford’s books have been identified.

Sources

Matthews, A. G. Calamy revised. Oxford, 1934.
Poole, William. Seventeenth-century preadamism, and an anonymous English preadamist, The Seventeenth Century, 19.2 (2004), 1-35.

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 ====Biographical Note====
-Born at [[place of Birth::Lanreath, Cornwall]].  No university education is recorded but he was [[occupation::vicar]] of [[location::Gwennap, Cornwall]], in 1653 and ejected in 1660; he remained in [[location::Cornwall]] as an [[occupation::independent minister]], was recorded as “peaceable” at [[location::Constantine]] in 1665, and was licensed to preach in [[location::Falmouth]] in 1672.
+Born at [[place of birth::Lanreath, Cornwall]].  No university education is recorded but he was [[occupation::vicar]] of [[location::Gwennap, Cornwall]], in 1653 and ejected in 1660; he remained in [[location::Cornwall]] as an [[occupation::independent minister]], was recorded as “peaceable” at [[location::Constantine]] in 1665, and was licensed to preach in [[location::Falmouth]] in 1672.
 ====Books====
-Langford’s probate inventory includes a study with books and other contents, valued at [[monetary Value::£40]], from a total estate valued at [[monetary Value::£285]].  His will refers to his “[[subject::history]] notes and [[subject::heraldry]] manuscripts”.  BL Sloane MS 1022 is a chiefly [[subject::theology|theological]] 17th-century [[subject::commonplace book]], in more than one hand, whose primary hand includes a chronological section (the Creation to the destruction of [[location::Jerusalem]]) attributed to Langford; it is possible, but unlikely, that Langford was the writer of the manuscript.
+Langford’s probate inventory includes a study with books and other contents, valued at [[monetary value::£40]], from a total estate valued at [[monetary value::£285]].  His will refers to his “[[subject::history]] notes and [[subject::heraldry]] manuscripts”.  BL Sloane MS 1022 is a chiefly [[subject::theology|theological]] 17th-century commonplace book, in more than one hand, whose primary hand includes a chronological section (the Creation to the destruction of [[location::Jerusalem]]) attributed to Langford; it is possible, but unlikely, that Langford was the writer of the manuscript.
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