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About Edward Langford
Immigration: 1638 one of 12 indentured servants as a Head-right of William Morgan in
the Chickahominy river area of Virginia.
Headwright:a grant of 50 acres per servant,as an incentive to planters to import more servants from England.The headwright became the property of the owner not a servant.In practice,the servant would sell himself to an agent or ship captain before leaving the British Isles.In turn,the contract would be sold to a buyer in the colonies.
EDWARD LANGFORD ON 1790 LAND TAX LIST PG.04
Immigrated to The US in 1638. The immigration records are documented
Immigration: 1638 one of 12 indentured servants as a Head-right of William Morgan in the Chickahominy river area of Virginia. Headwright:a grant of 50 acres per servant,as an incentive to planters to import more servants from England.The headwright became the property of the owner not a servant.In practice,the servant would sell himself to an agent or ship captain before leaving the British Isles.In turn,the contract would be sold to a buyer in the colonies. EDWARD LANGFORD ON 1790 LAND TAX LIST PG.04 More About Edward Langford: Emigration: 1638, Indentured servant as head-right of William Morgan in the Chickahominy river area of Virginia
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Edward Langford's Timeline
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1620
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North Collingham, Nottinghamshire, England
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1636
Age 16
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King and Queen, Virginia, British Colonial America
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1643
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of, King & Queen County, Virginia Colony, Colonial America
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1646
Age 26
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King and Queen, Virginia, British Colonial America
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1647
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Virginia, USA
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North Collingham, England
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Saint James, Didsbury, Lancashire, England
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Virginia
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