History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 729.
[Harrison County]  [Claysville Precinct]

T. J. LANGLEY, farmer, P. O. Claysville, was born in Harrison County,
Ky., February, 1834, and is the son of Abraham and Anna (Scott) Langley.
He is descended from one of Harrison County's old pioneers.  His
grandfather, Isaac, was born in Virginia, and in crossing the Dix river
en route for Kentucky, was drowned; his wife, with her one child, Abraham,
father of our subject, continued their journey alone, and settled on
Beaver creek in about the year 1798, and in 1815 Abraham married Miss Anna
Scott, who bore him twelve children, of whom was T. J. Langley, the
subject of our sketch.  He spent his earlier days with his parents in
receiving an education and assisting in tilling the soil of his father's
farm.  In 1855, he married Miss Melissa Beckett, a native of Harrison
County, Ky., and daughter of T. S. and America (Scott) Beckett.  They
are the parents of eight children, five of whom are now living, viz:
Corrilla, Maggie, Abraham, Ida and Artinsa.  Mr. Langley has always
resided at his present residence, having 228 acres of land.  The Christian
Church in his neighborhood was founded and named for the family; also the
school which is called Langley School.  His family are members of the
Langley Christian Church.

Langley Scott Beckett
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