Addison Goodloe Mangum

(d. 1907)

Biographical Data

Important Dates

Addison died in 1907, and was buried in Addison Mangum Family Cemetery in Durham County, NC. Addison Goodloe Mangum died in 1907 and was buried in Addison Mangum Family Cemetery in Mangum Township at Bahama Road (SR 1607) one mile east of Lake Michie Bridge and about 1200 ft north of Ellis Chapel Road (SR 1616) [1].

Occupations

• Postmaster.
• Farmer.
• Merchant.
• Lawyer.
• State Representative.
• Captain. Mangum was a Captain in the Army of the Confederacy.

Relatives

• Spouse: Nannie Taylor Speed  (1836-1909), married from November 9, 1858 to 1907. Addison Goodloe Mangum and Nannie Taylor Speed  were married in South Lowell,, by Rev. Dr. Deems on November 9, 1858.
  Children:
  
  • one son, Addison Goodloe Mangum, [Jr.] (1868-1930).
  • five daughters, Lillian Augusta Mangum (1859-1925), Elizabeth H. Mangum (1861-1957), Frances Wade Mangum (b. 1863), Nannie Speed Mangum (1866-1957) and Mary Grace Mangum (1869-1926).

References

1. Mary Claire Engstrom. The Book of Burwell Students: Lives of Educated Women in the Antebellum South. (Hillsborough: Hillsborough Historic Commission, 2007).