1Thomas Jefferson to Mark Langdon Hill, 5 April 1820 (Jefferson Papers)
Governor Langdon...breach in the ramparts of federalism, and to be charged, on that event with the duty of changing the course of the government from what we deemed a Monarchical, to it’s republican tack. this made me the mark for every shaft which calumny &
2Memorandum Books, 1771 (Jefferson Papers)
Delivd. Sum. to Jas. Marks with directions what returns to make.Shipman v. Langdon. A petn. to be entd. See Aug. 22.
3Memorandum Books, 1769 (Jefferson Papers)
Matthew Harrison (Augusta) v. John Benson (Augusta). Enter caveat for 200 acres or thereabouts joining the great plains on the North river of Shenandoe including the Bald hill Augusta. Recd. 58/3. Entd. in S. O. and C. O. Took Summs. & pd. Walthoe 5/9....Hanah Hoss (Augusta). Enter caveat for 140 acres on a branch of the South fork of Patowmack between Swedeland hill and the mountains Augusta...
4Memorandum Books, 1770 (Jefferson Papers)
John Stewart (Augusta) v. James Callison (Augusta). Enter petn. for 275. acres on a bra. of the little river of the Calf pasture on the East side of the Laurel hill part (perhaps) of a larger tract patd. by Wm. Beverley. See Beverly’s deed to James Carlile for this land Apr. 9. and 10. 1745. recorded in S. O. and which mention the date...Gregg and Hill
5Thomas Jefferson to Bernard Peyton, 1 August 1820 (Jefferson Papers)
Mark Langdon Hill
6Memorandum Books, 1801 (Jefferson Papers)
Pd. Mr. Langdon balance of travellg. expences 1.5.Gave Phill for exp. to & from Mrs. Marks’s 1.D.