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    The Lang Cemetery is behind the barn on the east corner of Hwy No.2 and the Madden Road. It is no more than half an acre in size. There are a number of graves without stones. Most of the stones had f

    A letter from W.B. Kreele to John Langs requesting his signature upon a petition and a surveyor’s description of his property to be sent as soon as possible regarding a conflict of patents upon a lea

    An indenture between John Langs and Elizabeth Daniels dated the 21st of April 1854 for one hundred and forty-nine acres composed of lot number eight in the first range south of Ancaster road in the t

    A mortgage agreement between John Langs and George Tiffany dated May 1852 for one hundred and nineteen acres comprised of the East part of lot nine on the north side of Ancaster Road purchased for th

    A document of declaration from the executors of the estate of the late George Tiffany against John Langs dated the eighth day of March 1843. In it, they accuse John Langs of having accrued a number o

    A quit claim or Indenture agreement between Nelson Langs, his family, and John Wedgwood Bowlby dated the 23rd of December 1861 for land composed of lot number eight in the first range south of the An

    A handwritten indenture document between Nelson Langs (and other members of the Lang family) and Edwin Langs dated the 20th of December 1877 for sixty eight acres of lands in the east part of lot nin

    An abstract of title issued by the Canadian Farm Loan Board ranging from August 18, 1849 to January 28, 1955 for partitions of Lot 9, 1st Range North of Ancaster Road in the Township of Brantford to