Hi Natalie.
I don't see a Mingo that would have been that age by the years you indicated, but I find 2 people by that name in the book. I don't know if either of them has anything to do with yours, but perhaps the info will help you or someone else looking for their ancestors.
I don't see anything at all for the other name given, either.

King Luten & others to the Court,
Petition
Prayer Granted June Term 1808

State of North Carolina, Chowan County, December Term 1807

To the Worshipful the Justices of the Court of Pleas & Quarter Sessions for the County aforesaid

The Petition of KING LUTEN, WILLIAM CLARK, WILLIAM HOSKINS, NATHANIEL HOSKINS ZACHARIAH WEBB, WILLLIAM HALL and REUGEN SYMONS, Humbly Sheweth unto your Worships that two Slaves MINGO & DOLLY, his Wife, the sole property of your Petitioners, have throughout life have always conducted themselves in a faithful, orderly and upright manner, that they have rendered to your petitioners, great & meritorious services, for which your Petitioners are desirous of remunerating them in an exemplary manner, so that it may conduce to the public good as well as gratify their own feelings, believing that by a due reward bestowed on merit, , it may induce other slaves to act in the like exemplary manner -- Your Petitioners therefore pray your Worships to grant an order for the emancipation of the aforesaid Negro Slaves according to the several acts of Assembly in such cases made & provided & your Petitioners in duty bound shall ever pray &c.
KING LUTEN, NATHL. HOSKINS, WILLIAM HALL, ZACHARIAH WEBB, REUBEN SIMONS, WILLIAM HOSKINS, & WILLIAM CLARK.
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To the Court, June Term 1808
Bond to endemnify

State of No. Carolina
Know all men by these presents that we KING LUTEN, NATHANIEL HOSKINS, WILLIAM HALL, ZACHARIAH WEBB, REUBEN SIMONS, WILLIAM HOSKINS, WILLIAM CLARK are held & firmly bound unto STEPHEN CABARRUS Esquire, Chairman of the County Court of Chowan in the sum of two hundred pounds to be paid to the said Chairman, his successors or assigns, to the which payment well and truly to be made and done we bind ourselves each of us, our and each of our heirs, executors, administrators & assigns, Jointly & Severally, firmly by these presents sealed with our seals and dated this 17th June 1808.
The Condition of the above obligation is such that whereas at this term of June, the above named KING LUTEN, NATHL. HOSKINS, WILLIAM HALL, ZACHARIAH WEBB, REUBEN SIMONS, WILLIAM HOSKINS, & WM. CLARK hath petitioned agreeable to an Act of Assembly in such case made & provided for the emancipation of certain negroes MINGO and DOLLY (by names) the property of the said KING LUTEN, NATHANIEL HOSKINS, WILLIAM HALL, ZACHARIAH WEBB, REUBEN SIMONS, WILLIAM HOSKINS and WM. CLARK and the Court at this term hath agreeable to the petition of said KING LUTEN, NATHL. HOSKINS, WILLIAM HALL, ZACHARIAH WEBB, REUBEN SIMONS, WILLIAM HOSKINS, & WM. CLARK granted the said negroes MINGO and DOLLY their liberty on the sd KING LUTEN, NATHL. HOSKINS, WILLIAM HALL, ZACHARIAH WEBB, REUBEN SIMONS, WILLIAM HOSKINS, & WM. CLARK giving bond & security to indemnify the parish, now if the said KING LUTEN, NATHL. HOSKINS, WILLIAM HALL, ZACHARIAH WEBB, REUBEN SIMONS, WILLIAM HOSKINS, & WM. CLARK do and shall indemnify the said Parish Wardens of the Poor of all charges & costs that may ever arise in consequence of the said liberation of the said negroes MINGO and DOLLY then this obligation to be void else to remain in full force and virtue. Signed & Sealed in Presence of of KING LUTEN, WILLIAM HOSKINS, EDMD. HOSKINS, NATHL. HOSKINS, WILLIAM HALL, REUBEN SIMONS, WM. CLARK, ZACHARIAH WEBB.

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State of North Carolina, Franklin County,
Spring Term 1822

To the honourable the Judge of the Superior Court Now Siting for the County aforesaid.

The Petition of JESSE PERSON humbly represents unto your honour that he is the owner of a Negroe man slave by the name of MINGO, formerly the property of CAPT. WILLIAM GREEN late of this County - who is now about Sixty years of age & who has served his late master in such a faithful manner and performed so many good, noble & meritorious acts through the whole time which he belonged to him - that the said GREEN for many years before he was Compeled to part with him - which was in consequence of Pecuneary embarrasments - had determined to set him free.
Your Petitioner further represents unto your honour that the said MINGO is a preacher of the Gospel of the denomination of the Baptist persuasion, and has at this time; and has had and has had for a great many years a Considerable Church in the neighborhood of Louisburg to the entire satisfaction of all the owners of Slaves who visit his meetings as well as others.
Your Petitioner further represents unto your Honour that at the time he purchased the said Negroe man MINGO, whic was at a Sheriffs sale under an Execution against the said CAPT. GREEN that he paid only a very small part of the purchase money out of his own Pocket, the greather part having been paid to him by the members of the Church to which he was attached; and by the said MINGO himself.
Your Petitioner therefore prays your honour to grant an order Emancipationg and seting free the said Negro man MINGO upon your Petitioner Entering into such bond and Security as is required by the acts of the General Assembly in such cases made & Provided, and that the said Negroe in future bear the Name of MINGO GREEN &c And your Petitioner as in duty bound will ever pray &c

J. PERSON

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Jesse Person to the Court
Petition for the Emanciation of Negro Mingo
Spring Term 1822 Decree

State of North Carolina, Franklin County
Supr. Ct. of Law,
April Ss. 1822

On the Petition of JESSE PERSON Esq. claiming to be the Proprietor of a Certain Negro Man by the Name "MINGO" of the age of Sixty years or thereabouts, late the property of CAPTAIN WM. GREEN, praying that the said Negro Man by name "MINGO" may be emancipated and transferred from the Condition of Bondage to that of a Free Person of Color, upon the grounds of Meritorious Services alledged to have been done and performed by the said MINGO - The Court here taking into consideration the matter of said Petition and the prayer thereof, and after having heard the facts offered in evidence in support of the Meritorious Services alledged by the Petitioner and having duly considered the same doth adjudge & allow that the allegation of Meritorious Services on the part of the said Negro Man "MINGO" are well sustained by the proofs adduced from the hearing of he Petition filed in his behalf; and hat the said Negro Man MINGO be emancipated and set free from all obligations of obedience to the commands of the Petitioner his late Master, and that Hence forth he be transferred to the Condition and priviledges of a free person of Color as established by law, and that he said Negro Man MINGO, be called & Known by the name of MINGO GREEN. This order and allowance is made to depend on the Petitioners entering into the Bond with Security as required by law in Cases of Emancipation.

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Jesse Persons Obligation Bond
Spring Term 1822

Know all men by these presents that we JESSE PERSON, JAMES C. JONES, and JOHN PERSON are held and firmly bound unto JOHN D. HAWKINS Esqr. Chairman of the County Court of Franklin and his Successors in office in the Just and full Sum of One hundred Pounds - to which Payment well and truly to be made and done we bind ourselves our heirs Executors Admnrs &c - this 12th day of April in the year of our Lord AD 1822.
The Condition of the above obligation is such, that whereas the above bounden JESSE PERSON hath at this time petitioned for the emancipation of a Certain Negro Man by the name of Mingo - And whereas the Court did Decree that the said Negro Man by the Name of MINGO Should be emancipated & set free from all the Commands of his Master. Now therefore if the aforesaid Negro Man "MINGO" shall not at any time hereafter become Chargeable on the Parish of the County of Franklin aforesaid, then the above obligation to be Void otherwise to remain in full force & effect.

J. PERSON
JAMES C. JONES
JOHN PERSON

Signed Sealed in presence of
J. PATTERSON

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PETITION OF ZACHARIAH NICHOLSON & OTHERS

To the Honourable Court of pleas & quarter sessions of Randolp Now seting the petition of your petitioners Humbly Sheweth that having lawfully by a heriditery Right in our posession a negro man Named MINGO PRITCHARD, who hath Behaved himself Becomingly, Honestly and Faithfully which we think Meritorious: therefore the petition of your petitioners is that you may be pleased to Emancipate or manumit the above Said Slave MINGO PRITCHARD, So that he maay be a free man agreeable to Law , and your petitioners as in duty bound Shall Acknowledge &C: &C: this 3d Day of the Eleventh month 1801.

ZACHARIAH NICHOLSON
JOHN PRITCHARD
JESSE HILL
JOSEPH PRITCHARD

Sent from DAVID SMITH Senr. to JOHN & ARRON SANDERS of Loudon County, Virginia. Was proved by BRYAN SMITH Sr..
A Petiton for a manumission Granted.

Deloris