114. John Wesley MANGUM (John , John , William , John , John ) was born Jun 10 1817 in Springfield, St. Clair Co, AL. He died May 23 1885 in Alpine, Apache Co, Az and was buried in Alpine, Apache Co, Az.
Source: John Palmer's History of Palmers...p 165, m 3 times
Added source: Joann Mangum Hoagland in a family sheet for John Mangum and Ellen
Bardsley, provided me in Jul 1991.
John married (1) Mary Ann ADAIR. Mary was born Jul 5 1822 in Pickens Co, AL. She died 1832 in UTah.
Source: Research of Delta Ivie Mangum Hale through Louvella Zellner of
Prodigy, CFNG99E
!Source: Karen Ranek of Prodigy PXFP63C wrote: "Our Thomas Jefferson Adair b 25
Oct 1771 had three children out of eleven that married Mangums.Source: MFB, Issue 6, June 1970, p 28
According to "MS Rev. Soldiers," p 202, Mary Ann Adair was a sister of Samuel
Jefferson Adair and John Mosley Adair.
John and Mary had the following children:
278 M i William Perry MANGUM was born before 1832 in UTah.
Source: MFB, Issue 6, Nov 1970, p 28279 M ii Rebecca Frances MANGUM was born before 1832 in UTah.
Source MFB, Issue 6, Nov 1970, p28280 M iii Laney Ann MANGUM.
Source: MFB, Issue 6, Nov 1970, p 28281 F iv Lucinda MANGUM was born before 1832 in UT.
Source: MFB, Issue 6, Nov 1970, p 28+ 282 M v Cyrus MANGUM was born Jun 29 1856 and died Dec 5 1827. 283 M vi Harvey MANGUM was born in UT.
Source: Mangum Family Bulletin, Issue 6, Nov 1970, p 28284 F vii Martha Elizabeth MANGUM was born in UT.
Source: MFB, Issue 6, Nov 1970, p 28285 M viii Joseph Eslen MANGUM was born in UT.
Source: MFB, Issue 6, Nov 1970, p 28286 F ix Mary Abigail MANGUM was born in UT.
Source: MFB, Issue 6, Nov 1970, p 28287 F x Amy Caroline MANGUM was born in UT.
Source: MFB, Issue 6, Nov 1970, p 28288 F xi Julietta Julia MANGUM was born in UT.
Source: MFB, Issue 6, Nov 1970, p 28+ 289 M xii David Newton MANGUM was born Oct 13 1862 and died Dec 28 1948. 290 F xiii Sarah Ellen MANGUM was born about 1862 in UT.
Source: MFB, Issue 6, Nov 1970, p 28
John also married (2) Ellen BARDSLEY before 1854 in Ut?. Ellen was born Dec 19 1819 in England. She died in Ut?.
Source: "MS Rev. Soldiers," p 202, printed by DAR, notes Ellen Bardsley as a
second wiofe to John Mangum.
John and Ellen had the following children:
+ 291 M xiv George Albert MANGUM was born Feb 12 1854 and died Feb 10 1913. 292 F xv Mary Ellen MANGUM was born Feb 3 1856 in Nephi, Juab Co, UT. She died in d age 6 years, bef 1860.
Source: "MS Rev Soldiers," page 202, published by DAR
118. Lucinda MANGUM (John , John , William , John , John ) was born Jul 20 1826 in Carrolton, Pickens Co, AL. She died Feb 23 1903 in St. Johns, Apache Co, AR.
Source: Palmer's The Palmers of NC..., p 166, and Brenda Moody, Mesa, AZ
Married James Richey who, according to family tradition, was an avowed
Mormon who coverted Lucinda Mangum and her widowed mother Rebecca Mangum
to the Mormon religion. Richey and his family, with Rebecca, moved through
Nauvoo, to Council Bluffs, Iowa and then on to Salt Lake, with Rebecca's
sons who also converted, thus beginning a long and large line of Mormon
Mangums in Utah today. (JTP)(See History of Lucinda Mangum Richey by Mary A. Chapman Richey for an account
of Lucinda's life.) Apparently Lucinda and his family lived first in Salt
Lake City and then James Richey was called to Manti to help settle the
community. The Richeys helped build the St. George Temple. "Grandmother
Richey was always so sweet and kind, and everybody loved her. She was 70
years old when she died. Her husband had been dead for two or three years
when she died. They are both buried in St. Johns, Arizona.
Lucinda married James RICHEY on Mar 25 1846 in Nauvoo, Hancock Co, Il. James was born Aug 13 1821 in Richens, Pickens Co, AL. He died Aug 7 1890 in A. Wingak, McKinley, NM and was buried in St. John's, Arizona.
Source: Brenda Moody, Mesa, AZ, Family Sheet, Nov 1988
See James Richey's Journal, entitled "James Richey, Mormon Pioneer," provided
me by Brenda Moody."I was born in the state of AL, Pickens Co...My father was a mechanic by trade,
and I lived in AL until I was about ten uyears old. I then went with my
father's family to MS, Berkley County, to live in what was trhen known as the
Choctaw Indian Purchedr. My father settled on government land. My brother
Benjamin worked with me with a man by the name of Honsok at which time I heard
a Mormon elder preach in the schoolhouse. Read Richey's account of his con-
version. His father, he notes, was a hard-shell Baptist. He mentions convert-
ing a John Mangum and wife in Chickasaw Co, MS.
James and Lucinda had the following children:
+ 293 M i James Moroni RICHEY was born Apr 16 1848 and died Feb 26 1930. 294 F ii Lucinda Charlotte RICHEY was born Oct 28 1851 in Manti, Sanpete, UT. She died Jan 13 1940 in UT.
Source: Brenda Moody, Mesa, AZ, Nov 1988, m William Sherwood 11 May 1873
Hale's Mangum family history notes that Charlotte went to Salt Lake City
to become a mide-wife, p 723.295 M iii John William RICHEY was born Mar 16 1854 in Manti, Sanpete, UT. He died Oct 28 1854 in Manti, UT. 296 M iv Joseph Benjamin RICHEY was born Sep 8 1855. He died Jan 9 1926 in St. Johns, Apache Co, AR.
Source: Brenda Moody, Nov 1988, m Eugenia Ruth Pace297 F v Rebecca Ruth RICHEY was born Oct 19 1851 in Manti, Sanpete, UT. She died Aug 15 1930 in St. Johns, Apache Co, AR.
Source: Brenda Moody and John Richey's personal journal. Richey notes that
Rebecca married Joseph Adair and they were with him and Lucinda on the trek
through Nauvoo to the West.298 F vi Margaret Emily RICHEY was born Sep 22 1860 in Washington, Washington Co, UT. She died Aug 24 1942 in St. Johns, Apache Co, Az.
Source: Brenda Moody, Mesa, AZ299 M vii Erastus RICHEY was born Jan 4 1862 in St. George, Washington Co, UT. He died Sep 23 1863 in St. George, Washington Co, UT.
Source: Brenda Moody, Mesa, AZ+ 300 F viii Elenor Jane RICHEY was born Aug 11 1804 and died Aug 20 1898. 301 F ix Gemima Susan RICHEY was born Apr 29 1867 in Washington, Washington Co, UT. She died Nov 28 1945 in San Diego, CA.
Source: Brenda Moody, Mesa, Az, m Arthur Tenny
126. Willie Person MANGUM Senator (William Person , Arthur M. , William , John , John ) was born May 10 1792 in Walnut Hills, Orange County, North Carolina. He died Sep 7 1861 in Orange County, North Carolina.
State Senator from North Carolina, see p 171 of Palmer's family history
for an account of this distinguished Mangum.Born in Orange Co, NC in 1792; graduated at University of NC in 1815; member of
House of Commons in 1818; elected Judge of Superior Court of Law and Equity
in 1819; Representative in Congress 1823-1826, when he was again appointed Judge
of the Superior Court; Senator in Congress1831-1837 and from 1841 to 1848.In 1837 he received 7 electoral votes (South Carolina) for President of the US,
and on the accession of Mr. Tyler to the Presidency, was elected President
of the Senate. (Whig majority leader)Reference: McDuffie, P. 1925. Chapters in the life of W.P. Mangum, Trinity
College, Hisjtorical Society Papers IV (12) provided by Prof. Charlotte Preston
Mangum, Asst. Prof. of Biology, Wm and Mary College in 1964A dormitory honoring Sen Mangum was built on the campus of the Univ of NC in
the 1920 and named Mangum Hall. An elementary school in Bahama is named the
Willie Person Mangum School. Bahama was named after three families: Ball,
Harris, and Mangum. A township in Durham County is named Mangum. New
tombstones were placed on the Mangum graves in the family cemetery in the
1940's. See issues 25 and 26 of the Mangum Family Bulletin for information on
Sen. Willie P. Mangum.A letter from Diane K. Skvarla, Exhibits Coordinator, United States Senate,
Commission on Art and Antiquities, Washington, DC 20510-7102, dated 14 January,
1987 to William Preston Mangum of Winston-Salem (Bill Mangum, now of Chapel
Hill, NC) notes "The Willie Person Mangum portgrait in the Senate's collection
is by Artist James R. Lambdin and was painted in the US Capitol in 1844 during
the subject's tenure as president pro-tempore of the Senate. According to
correspondence in the Willie Person Mangum Papers at the Library of Congress,
James Reid Lambdin was grantged permission by the chairmen of the Senate
Committees on Patents and Public Buildings to use their sub-basement room in
the Capitol as a studio. Mangum was advised of this arrangement in early
March 1844, and subsequently introduced to Lambin. The North Carolinian appears
to have engaged the artist shortly thereafter, for on March 18, 1844 Lambdcin
wrote to Mangum at his boarding house and asked him to sit for his portrait
that morning. The painting was completed three months later when Lambdin
wrote to Mangum from Philadelphia regarding payment. After its execution, the
portrait hung in Mangum's plantation, Walnut Hall, near Red Mountain, North
Carolina and remained in the Mangum family until its acquisition by the Senate
in 1978."
Willie married Charity CAIN before 1824.
They had the following children:
302 F i Pattie MANGUM was born before 1824 in Durham Co, NC.
No further data303 M ii Mary MANGUM was born before 1824 in Durham Co, NC.
No further data+ 304 F iii Sally Alston MANGUM was born Jan 6 1824. 305 F iv Martha Person MANGUM was born Apr 6 1828 in Durham Co, NC. 306 F v Catherine Davis MANGUM was born Oct 17 1830 in Durham Co, NC. She died Sep 25 1832. 307 F vi Mary Sutherland MANGUM was born Jul 8 1832 in Durham Co, NC. She died Jan 1 1902 in Mangum Homestead, Durham Co, NC. 308 M vii William Preston MANGUM was born Jul 13 1837 in Durham Co, NC. was buried Aug 1861 in Durham Co, NC.
Educated at the Univ of NC, studied law, volunteered as a Private in Co. B,
6th Regt, NC State Troops, CSA, became second lieutenant, mortally wounded
at First Manassas, this event hastening the death of his father
127. Priestly Hinton MANGUM Sr., Esquire (William Person , Arthur M. , William , John , John ) was born Apr 3 1795 in Orange County, North Carolina. He died Aug 17 1850 in Orange County, North Carolina.
At the time of the 1840 Census in Orange Co, NC, Priestly H. Mangum is
enumerated with 3 sons: 1 male under 5, and 2 males 5 to 10, and two
daughters: l dau under 5, and 1 dau 5-10Notes from Charlotte Mangum, author unknown, notes that Priestly H. was a very
prominent and noted lawyer who was a member of the North Carolina National
Convention in 1868.Willie P. Mangum, Jr, served as administrator of his brother's estate in 1851.
The estate contained, among other things, 300 books and 16 negroes.
Priestly married Rebecca H. SOUTHERLAND.
Source: Notes, author unknown, from Charlotte Mangum of Williamsburg, VA, 1990
Priestly and Rebecca had the following children:
128. Solomon MANGUM (Arthur M. , Arthur M. , William , John , John ) was born Dec 29 1781 in North Carolina. He died Dec 29 1852 in Rankin County, Mississippi.
This information was obtained from a GEDCOM file at ancestry.com. This information clearly indicates that Solomon was a son of this Arthur Mangum, Jr. I found no primary source materials to back up this claim. Solomon was not listed in other materials I have found on this Mangum family. At this time I do not have any reason to question this claim of Solomon's parentage so I'm listing Solomon with Arthur and Dicey's other children. I welcome any other information that can support or disprove this line of descent.
On January 20, 1791, Solomon Mangum was listed as an orphan in CaswellCounty, NC, at age 4, and was endentured to Martin Cooker, and uncle, asan apprentice.
The Mangum family left North Carollina between 1810-1812 and lived in St Tammany's Parish Louisiana, in Columbia, Marion County Mississippi, and finally settled at Cato, Rankin County, Mississippi.
Solomon was a ginwright be trade and lived alternately in Covington,Louisiana and Cato, Mississippi. He and wife Zillah Chapman Mangum are both buried in the Cato Cemetery, Rankin County, Mississippi, four miles south of Highway 18, between Johns and White Oak, Near the Cato Baptist Church.
Their tombstones read:
Zilley, wife of Solomon Mangum
Jan 1, 1800 - Feb 21, 1879Solomon Mangum
Dec. 29, 1787 - Dec 29, 1852
Solomon married Zillah CHAPMAN, daughter of John CHAPMAN. Zillah was born Jan 1 1800 in Chesterfield County, South Carolina. She died Feb 21 1879 in Rankin County, Mississippi.
They had the following children:
+ 314 M i Wiley Person MANGUM was born Jun 20 1839 and died Apr 15 1903. + 315 M ii James J. MANGUM was born 1818. + 316 F iii Nancy C. MANGUM was born Apr 12 1819 and died Oct 15 1888. + 317 F iv Caroline MANGUM was born Jan 8 1820 and died Sep 25 1883. + 318 F v Eliza Antoninette MANGUM was born Aug 14 1824 and died May 15 1915. + 319 M vi William MANGUM was born 1827. + 320 M vii Alfred MANGUM was born 1832 and died 1894. + 321 F viii Mary MANGUM was born Jan 27 1830 and died Aug 10 1902. + 322 M ix Silas Henry MANGUM was born 1835.
131. Cynthia MANGUM (Arthur M. , Arthur M. , William , John , John ) was born about 1805 in Orange County, North Carolina. She died Oct 1881.
Cynthia married Nathaniel CARRINGTON on Feb 9 1826 in Orange Co, NC. Nathaniel was born about 1800 in Orange County?, North Carolina?.
Source: MFB, Issue 5, p 12, marriages of Orange Co, NC
Nathaniel and Cynthia had the following children:
+ 323 M i Arthur Simeon CARRINGTON was born May 2 1835 and died Feb 22 1911.
132. Durrell MANGUM (Arthur M. , Arthur M. , William , John , John ) was born about 1807 in Orange Co, NC. He died after 1833 in GA?.
The MFB, issue 27, 1987, p 10, lists a Durrell Mangum, age 43, farmer, born
NC, with Elizabeth Mangum, age 21, b GA; William C. Mangum, age 17, b GA;
H.E.F.B. Mangum, age 17, b GA; and John F? Mangum, age 1, born GA. This may or
may not be the same Durrell Mangum.. They were residing in Murry Co, GA, in
1850.Durill Mangum of the county of Monroe, GA, signed a statement at the death of
Wiley Mangum of Henry Co, GA, authorizing Andrew R. Moore to prove the will of
Wiley Mangum. MFB, Issue 21, p 5.
Durrell married Elizabeth (MANGUM) before 1831 in GA?. Elizabeth was born 1829 in GA. She died after 1850 in Murry, GA?.
Source: MFB, Issue 27, p 10, noting 1850 Census of Murry Co, GA
Durrell and Elizabeth had the following children:
135. Ellison Goodloe MANGUM Colonel (Chaney MANGUM , Arthur M. , William , John , John ) was born about 1797 in Orange County, North Carolina. He died 1902.
Source: MFB, Issue 14, p 11 notes that he was a first cousin to Sen. Willie P.
Mangum and was in Civil War, died at age 81.Orange Co Census of 1860 shows an Ellison Mangum, age 62, farmer, m to
Elizabeth, age 59 with Lucy, age 28, and Elizabeth Laws age 10 and Ada Laws age
8
"A Short History of the Mangums of NC" notes that he owned a large plantation
in Orange Co at Flat River and manuy slaves and m Elizabeth Harris, dau of Dr.
Nathaniel Harris and Debora Hopkins and had 8 children.Ellison
Ellison married Elizabeth HARRIS before 1823. Elizabeth was born 1802. She died after 1850 in Orange Co, NC.
Ariana Holliday Mangum's "A Short History of the Mangum Family of North
Carolina," published in 1956 at Chapel Hill, noted that Elizabeth Harris was
the dau of Dr. Nathanial Harris and Debora Hopkins.
Ellison and Elizabeth had the following children:
+ 328 M i Addison Goodloe MANGUM Esquire was born about 1823. + 329 F ii Sally Bradley MANGUM. 330 M iii Lucy MANGUM was born Dec 24 1831. He died after 1860.
Source: MFB, Issue 15, p 2, Census of 1860, Orange Co, NC.
Was Lucy the mother of Elizabeth Laws, age 10, and Ada Laws, age 8, residing
with the family of Ellison Mangum, age 65, farmer, at time of 1860 Census,
Orange Co, MS?
Notes received from a Mangum researcher notes that Lucy died unmarried.331 F iv Caroline (Laws) MANGUM was born Aug 4 1820. She died Feb 22 1856. Caroline married Thomas W. LAWS on Jan 21 1850. 332 F v Amanda (Webb) MANGUM was born Jan 2 1829. Amanda married Robert F. WEBB. 333 F vi Cornelia (Davis) MANGUM was born Aug 4 1820. Cornelia married Samuel DAVIS on Mar 7 1854. 334 M vii Adolphus W. MANGUM. 335 F viii Deborah Ann MANGUM was born Jun 11 1825. She died Mar 28 1842.
136. Dr. Adolphus Williamson MANGUM (Chaney MANGUM , Arthur M. , William , John , John ) was born Apr 1 1834 in Locust Grove, Flat River, Orange County, North Carolina. He died May 12 1890 in Locust Grove, Orange County, North Carolina.
Adolphus W. was a professor at Univ of NC, Chapel Hill.
Source: MFB, Issue 14, p 11, notes he was a Dr. Also notes his brother was
Elison Mangum.Adolphus attended South Lowell Academy and later entered Randolph Macon
College, graduating at the head of his class in 1854. He later earned his MA
and Doctor of Divinity Degree in 1879. He abandoned law to become a Circuit
Rider in 1858 and served a large number of churches in NC before he joined the
Sixth NC Regiment and saw action at Manassas. He was later given the job of
administering to the Federal prisoners at Salisbury, a prison notorious for its
conditions where 11,000 federal prisoners died and were buried in Salisbury
Cemetery. He joined the faculty at the Univ of NC in 1875 as the Chair of the
Mental and Moral Philosophy Dept, teaching literature, law, science, and
religion. Prof Mangum had numerous publications including two books of poetry,
"Myrtle Leaves or Tokens at the Tomb" in 1858 and "Safety Lamp" in 1866. He m
Laura Overman, dau of William Overman and Mary Elizabeth Slater in Salisbury,
NC on 24 Feb 1864.
Adolphus married Laura OVERMAN about 1864 in NC. Laura was born about 1834 in NC.
dau of Mr. William Overman
Adolphus and Laura had the following children:
+ 336 M i Ernest Preston MANGUM was born Nov 2 1864 and died Sep 4 1904. 337 F ii Mary Elizabeth Minnie MANGUM was born Jun 27 1866 in NC. She died Jul 29 1944 in NC.
Source: Mangum's Short Family History of the Mangum Family of NC, 1956
"Minnie" Mangum m 8 Jul 1891 to Nathan Hunt Daniel Wilson, a Methodist minister
in Chapel Hill, NC, resided at the Mangum home on Rosemary Street until after
her death, house purchased by Betty Smith, author of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
in 1945. The old home site covered abouty an acre and a quarter and was one of
the oldest in the village. I am assuming there are no issue.338 F iii Juliet Leroy "miss Ettie" MANGUM was born Jun 6 1868 in Chapel Hill, NC. She died Nov 27 1926 in New Bern, NC and was buried in Chapel Hill Cem, Chapel Hill, NC.
Source: Mangum's "Short Family History of the Mangum Family of NC," 1956+ 339 M iv Charles Staples MANGUM Medical Dean was born Jul 14 1870 and died Sep 29 1939. + 340 M v Adolphus Williamson "dolph" Jr MANGUM was born Aug 4 1876 and died Oct 1 1924.
137. Hinton MANGUM (Chaney MANGUM , Arthur M. , William , John , John ) was born about 1815/1820 in Orange County, North Carolina. He died about 1874 in Orange County, North Carolina.
Hinton is listed in the 1840 Census of Orange Co, NC, See MFB, Issue 5, p 10
Estate records in Orange Co, NC, indicate that Hinton d ca 1874. Goods were
sold to Lea Mangum and Mrs. Sally Mangum. Addison Mangum served as the Adm.
Hinton married Sally PARISH on Nov 23 1835 in Orange Co, NC. Sally was born before 1825 in Orange Co?, NC.
Source: MFB, issue 5, p 13, marriage bonds of Orange Co, NC
Hinton and Sally had the following children:
145. James Pendleton MANGHAM (Willis Austin MANGAN , Solomon MANGHAM , William , John , John ) was born May 29 1810 in Putnam Co, GA. He died Apr 7 1874 in Pike Co, GA.
Source: IGI of GA showing the birth of Charles A. Mangham
and birth date of James P. Mangham
James married Winfred ENNIS on Apr 16 1829 in Pike Co, GA. Winfred was born before 1839 in GA?.
Source: IGI of GA
James and Winfred had the following children:
+ 343 M i John Willis MANGHAM was born 1832 and died 1910. 344 F ii Mary Ann Malinda MANGHAM Harriet was born 1833. She died 1838.
Source: Research of Vaughn Ballard of Texas+ 345 M iii Charles A. MANGHAM was born Dec 30 1839 and died after 1880. 346 M iv Rebecca Ann MANGHAM was born Oct 13 1845 in Pike Co, GA.
Source: IGI of GA347 F v Elizabeth Winfred MANGHAM was born Apr 13 1835 in Pike Co, GA.
Source: IGI of GA348 F vi Jane Amanda Temperance MANGHAM was born Apr 6 1831 in Pike Co, GA. She died 1901.
Source: IGI of GA
Additional Source: Work of Vaughn Ballard of Texas+ 349 M vii James Wiley MANGHAM was born Oct 16 1837 and died Feb 14 1862. 350 M viii William D. MANGHAM was born Mar 2 1840 in Pike Co, GA.
Source: IGI of GA351 M ix Robert Jackson MANGHAM was born Sep 11 1845 in Pike Co, GA. He died Jul 9 1929 in Pike Co, GA and was buried in Pike Co, GA.
Source: IGI of GA
Source: MFB, Issue 36, p 12, Pike Co, GA cemetery records
Pike Co, GA cemetery records notes that Eliza Mangham, wife of R.J.) was b 28
May 1854 and d 18 Nov 1890, buried in Pike Co, GA.
146. Wiley E. MANGHAM Uncle Wiley (Willis Austin MANGAN , Solomon MANGHAM , William , John , John ) was born Jan 5 1805 in Pike Co?, GA. He died Jun 26 1891 in Zebulan, Pike Co, GA and was buried in Pike Co, GA.
Mangum Family Bulletin, Issue 13, p 13
Wiley E. Mangham was continuously elected to the Court of Ordinary until
1850. "Pike County never had a finer or more devoted citizen than
"Uncle Wiley," as he was called. The beautiful old home he built in
Zebulon now houses the fourth, fifth, and sixth generation of his
family. He is buried in the East View Cemetery at Zebulan." MFB, #13,
p 13.IGI of GA shows that one Wiley E. Mangham m Cynthia Gray in Putname Co, GA on
27 Mar 1821. Was this the same Wiley E.?See MFB, Issue 27, p 10. Wiley E. Mangham, age 45, is listed in the 1850
Census of Pike Co, GA, with Malinda M. Mangham, age 40.
Willia A. Mangham, age 66, b NC, was also listed in the same household.See Pike Co, GA Cemetery Records published in Issue 36 of MFB for list of
Manghams buried in Pike Co, most likely ALL from the Wiley E. Mangham line.Emily Jane Mangham is listed as dau of Wiley and Cynthia, d May 8, 1850, 22
years old.
Wiley married Malinda G. HOLMES before 1831 in Pike Co, GA. Malinda was born about 1810. She died May 30 1888 in Pike Co, GA and was buried in Pike Co, GA.
Perhaps born or married in Pike Co, GA, bur Eastview Cem/ Zebulon GA
IGI of GA shows that Wiley E. Mangham m Elizabeth Holmes 20 Dec 1827, Pike Co,
GA. Was this the same as Malinda or a different wife?Source: MFB, Issue 36, p 12
Wiley and Malinda had the following children:
352 F i Mary Jane MANGHAM was born Sep 5 1831 in Pike Co, GA.
married Dr. Charles Frederick Redding ca 1850. Source Vaugh Ballard, see
Mangum Booklet+ 353 M ii James Pendleton MANGHAM was born Jun 29 1810 and died Apr 7 1874. 354 F iii MANGHAM was born about 1813 in Pike Co, GA. She died about 1830 in Pike Co, GA.
No information+ 355 M iv John H. MANGHAM was born about 1814 and died about 1860. 356 M v William D. MANGHAM was born about 1815 in Pike Co, GA.
No further information357 F vi Frances Anne MANGHAM was born about 1823 in Pike Co, GA.
source: Vaughn Ballard
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