John Langston, of Caversfield

"II. Amicia or Margaret Danvers, m. to John Langston, esq. of Caversfield, in Oxfordshire."

John Langston is also mentioned as later having a second wife named Margaret Danvers. Since no other information is available, it's probably safe to presume that he had one wife and that Amy and Margaret are one and the same.

"John Langston of Caversfield, Esq." is recorded as having served as the 12th Sheriff of the County of Buckingham during the reign of Edward IV (1461-1483). In this document, his coat of arms is described as "Chevron Gules between 2 Roses Seeded and Barbed proper, in Chief, and a Dolphin hauriant in base Azure."

This is much different than the usual "coat of arms" that so often accompanies "Langston geneologies"...

• Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy: Sep 26 2016, 2:11:16 UTC
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