his death in Ticehurst. Family, marriage and children On 1 August 1861 he married Henrietta Long of Harston Hall in her parish church of Harston, Chesterton, Cambridgeshire. See image. Henrietta Long was the daughter of William Long "gentleman" of Harston and Henrietta Bridge. She was a direct descendant of John Littel Bridge of Shudy Camps and Gregory Wale. Henrietta Langhorne died in March 1869 at Tunbridge. He had eight children in total, three from his first marriage and five from his second. Six of his children were educated at the King's School, Rochester. The first child from his first marriage were: John Langhorne (1862–1925). This John Langhorne worked at Loretto School (which had been founded by Thomas Langhorne, a cousin of John Langhorne of Giggleswick School) and then became headmaster of the John Watson's Institution in Edinburgh. This organisation was based at the building that is now the modern art gallery in Edinburgh. A bronze plaque to him in that building was present until its conversion to a gallery. William Henry Langhorne (born 1865) who became Governors' Exhibitioner, St Bartholomew's Hospital, London. Following a head injury following a fall from a bus he changed career and in 1884 joined the Royal Irish Constabulary. He was District Inspector, Brandon 1904-1910 and County Inspector, South Tipperary from 1910 - 1920. Brigadier General Harold Stephen Langhorne (1866–1932). John Langhorne's second wife was Frances ("Fanny") Yorke of the Yorke family of Forthampton Court of Tewkesbury. Her father James Charles Yorke of Gwernant House, Wales had been a Captain in the fifth Dragoon Guards. The children from his second marriage were Charles Langhorne (who went to Madras to join his uncle Algy Yorke's import and export business, but became blind and returned to England) Ursula Vansittart Langhorne (who assisted in the Parish of Lamberhurst and the family home, worked as a governess, and won prizes for breeding Persian cats) Herbert Yorke Langhorne (King's scholar Rochester, 1888, Tancred Scholar Christ College Cambridge, BA 1898, Headmaster of the Central Modern School, Lahore in 1906), and headmaster of Aldenham Park School, Salop, 1933) Brigadier James Archibald Dunboyne Langhorne Major-General Algernon Philip Yorke Langhorne. Publications "Essay", 2 April 1855. Supplement to the Settle Chronicle, Settle "John Worthington", April 1896, Notes and Queries, Oxford University Press, page 315. Article concerning an earlier incumbent at Lamberhurst "John Worthington", November 1895,Notes and Queries, Oxford University Press, page 408 Letter to editor, Westmorland