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Ellison Goodloe Mangum

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  1. A county meeting at Hillsborough condemns bread riots and buys corn and bacon for the needy Days after some women of the Cane Creek neighborhood west of town asked about seizing food from farmers who were asking fifty dollars a barrel for flour, a public meeting of Orange citizens at Hillsborough, chaired by magistrate of police A. C. Murdock with former governor William A. Graham explaining its object, heard reports of want from across the county, condemned violence and disorder by women or anyone else, and resolved that the legislature's appropriation and the county court's fund were enough to relieve soldiers' families and the needy if put to better use. It named a committee including William J. Bingham, Freeman Walker and J. W. Norwood, which within days had bought corn and bacon for distribution. People: A. C. Murdock, William A. Graham, Ellison Goodloe Mangum, William Bingham (1835-1873), John Wall Norwood Place: Hillsborough · Also named: Freeman WalkerHillsborough Recorder, April 22, 1863, p. 2

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Shepherd and Mangum General Store Ledger

Ellison G. Mangum and Company General Store · 1859

Account ledger of the general store run by Ellison Goodloe Mangum, 1792 to 1868, also known as Shepherd and Mangum, with entries from about 1859 to 1865. Local farmers and businessmen appear as customers. The store stood where Hampton and Bahama Roads met, near Bahama in the Flat River area, now part of Durham County.

Included because: Catalog heading in the DPLA record: Mangum, Ellison Goodloe, 1792-1868.

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