Stephen Mundy (1790-1880)

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Identifier
NJS-PER-00307
Given Name
Stephen
Family Name
Mundy
Birth Date
1790
Death Date
1880
Sex
Male
Biographical Description
Stephen Mundy (1790-1880) was an enslaver who was born in Middlesex County and resided in the area of Piscataway. In 1818, he moved to Allegany County, New York, where he bought 500 acres in the Slader Creek area and settled in Caneseraga village. When he moved from New Jersey, he took with him at least two Black boys from New Jersey. He took an enslaved boy named Dick (aged 16) and another enslaved boy named Aaron (aged 13, son of Peggy).

Stephen Mundy's parents were Samuel Mundy (1755-1833) and Abigail Rowland (1757-1825). In 1811, he married Ann Suydam (1791-1878) of New Brunswick.
Keywords
white person
enslaver
Places
Canaseraga, New York
Piscataway
Enslaver of
Aaron (b. 1805) {son of Peggy}
Dick (b. 1801)
Related Person
Henry Suydam
References

Mundy, Ezra F. Nicholas Mundy and Descendants Who Settled in New Jersey in 1665. Bullock Printing Co., 1907. Page 31. https://archive.org/details/nicholasmundyan00mundgoog/page/n44.

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