The Domesday Survey lists Langford as an estate held by the king, and worth £18 TRE and the same in 1086. No church is mentioned in Domesday Book but Langford must have had an independent, and not unimpressive, church at the time, serving this and nearby townships. By 12thc Langford had at least two dependent chapels, at Little Faringdon and Radcot (VCH, 198).