LAKE COUNTY OHIO
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File contributed to the Lake County, Ohio Biographies Project by
Deb Breniser
rbcobb@ncweb.com
January 6, 2000
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From the 1915 Lake County, Ohio Atlas

LONG MEADOW is owned by Thomas. Langshaw, Post Office Perry, Ohio. It numbers 
109.92 acres located on the Narrows Road, two mile from Perry Station, Lot 58, 
Township 11, Range 7. Its average products are as follows: 25 acres of corn, 18 
of oats, 10 of apples and peaches, one acre of strawberries and the remaining 
acreage in meadow and pasture. T.H. Langshaw, a son of Thomas Langshaw, owns 
and operates a portion of this farm, containing about 46 acres. In addition to 
the industries above mentioned, there is a dairy, the product from which 
averages about 50 gallons per day a year. This farm, its buildings and stock are
watered from wells, the water being forced for the different use by windmill 
power, a gasoline engine and by pressure tank. Water is thus furnished to nearly
every building. Red Creek passing through the farm furnishes water for field and
stock. Its name is derived from the Scotch, meaning Langshaw in English. 
Building improvements embrace the following: One large up-to-date cattle barn, 
40 x 50 with cement floor and sanitary improvements; one horse barn 50 x 20, 
with same conveniences; also one stock barn 40 x 30 for young stock, with cement
basement; one silo 14 x 30, a milk house 10 x 12 and carriage barn 30 x 15. The 
farms surface is level, the upper portion a clay gravel and lower part black 
muck. Its stock department embraces 35 head of graded cattle and one registered 
Holstein bull.