Langley/Langlye/FitzLangley

Name origin: From early Anglo-Saxon lang, leah, meaning an extended meadow, pasture, or grassy field. The seat of the family was at Langley in the parish of Middleton, and at Agecroft in Lancashire.

• Henry FitzLangley (1366- )
• Edward Langley (1522-1572)
• Thomas Langley (1548-1600)
• Richard Langley (1555- )

Henry FitzLangley

b.abt.1366 of Maldon, Essex, England; s/o parents ukn

CHILDREN included:

1. Alice FitzLangley b.1395 of Malden, Essex, England; d.1448 Malden, Essex, England bur.All Hallows Church, Malden, Essex, England; m.1417; Robert Darcy

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Edward Langley/Langlye

b.ca.1522 Sandy, Bedfordshire, England
d.abt.1572 England

CHILDREN included:

1. Thomas Langley/Langlye

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Thomas Langley

b.1548 England
d.July 12, 1600 England
m.abt.1572 England, Ann ______
b.1522
d.July 29, 1595

CHILDREN included:

1. Ann Langley b.1576 England chr.March 27, 1576 d.July 30, 1677 Salem, MA m.Oct. 20, 1611 England, Richard Ingersoll

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Richard Langley

b.1555 Ashrewsbury, England parents unk
m.(1)abt.1579 at Abbey, Ashrewsbury, England ukn

CHILDREN included:

1. Mary Langley b.abt.1589 Abbey, Ashrewsbury, England d.June 22, 1675 Ipswich, MA m.abt.1598 Powick, Worcestershire, England John Severance

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