Note 119 — Chapter XXVII
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Thomas Langan lived at this time about four miles above St. Ann’s Point. On his lot there was a log house and he had about 20 acres of land, cleared chiefly by the French. He lived there about six years but was disturbed by the Indians, who, about this time, killed his cattle and made his situation so precarious that he moved down the river with his family to Burton.