TAYLOR COUNTY, GA - BIOS  Mangham, Henry H.

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Mangham, Henry H.

Henry H. Mangham was the youngest son of
Solomon Mangham. He was born in 1804 in Hancock
County, Georgia.  His father, Solomon, died
when he was only five or six years old, and
probably Henry remained at home with his
mother, Sarah.

He married Elizabeth P. Thweat (daughtere of
John P. Thweatt and his wife Sarah) on July
1825 in Hancock County.

They moved with their family by 1830 to
Meriwether County and by 1832 to Talbot.

Their children include:

Louisa F. Mangham
Mary Caroline Mangham
Martha Winfred Mangham  (born 1835)
James O. Mangham (born 1838)

Henry was a schoolteacher at Planter's Academy
(Talbot Co)for several years, but lived
primarily as a farmer.

Henry died at age 55 in 1859 from an attack of
"bilious fever" in his Carsonville home.  His
son, James O was made Administrator of his
estate on 7 Nov.1859, posting $70,000 for
security.

Source of this biography from (which contains much more information:

 pg 404-406  Oh,For a Touch of the Vanished Hand (Discovering the Southern Family  and the Civil War) by Dana M. Mangham
http://www.mangham.org/