Person:William Mongin (1)

Notes

• owner of Bloody Point Plantation on Daufuskie Island
• 1851 - died a suspicious death where he was thought to have been poisoned [14 Sep 1851 letter from Sarah Reddish, Savannah, GA to Mrs. Mary Pope, Bluffton, SC ]
• had no children, so his entire inheritance went to his sister Mary and her husband John Stoddard

• Sale of slaves [1]
  1. 3 Jan 1853 - Joseph J Staney [Stoney], executor of the estate of William Henry Mongin, sold “Negro Slaves, Billy & Charles.” to Wiliam B Gaulden for $1450
  2. 5 Febr 1853 - John Stoddard, executor of the estate of William Henry Mongin, sold “the negro Slave named John Russell” to William B Gaulden Esq. for $300

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} STUDENTS. 1825., in Biographical Catalogue of the Trustees, Teachers and Students of Phillips Academy Andover 1778-1830. (Andover, Massachusetts: The Andover Press, 1903)
   139.

   William Henry Mongin, 10, Dawfuskie Island, S.C. *1851
   Son of David John Mongin.
   — Left 1826.
   — Planter. Savannah, Ga., and Dawfuskie Island, S.C.
   Died in Savannah.