James E. Montandon
- Name
- James E. Montandon
- Given Name
- James E.
- Family Name
- Montandon
- Sex
- Male
- Description
- James E. Montandon was a University of Virginia student and rapist. University of Virginia’s Faculty Minutes, April 24, 1850, records that University of Virginia student George James E. Montandon, along with students George H. Hardy and Armistead C. Eliason, violently raped a young girl described as a “small negro girl.” Their violent rape of a child was witnessed and interrupted by University of Virginia students Conrad (given name unknown), Eastham (given name unknown), and R. V. Gaines, who reported the crime to the Chairman of the Faculty. Montandon and fellow perpetrators Hardy and Eliason fled and escaped the “Civil Authority” in Charlottesville. The Board of Visitors Minutes, June 28, 1850, records that they were expelled from the university.
- Source Resource
- https://omeka-s-dev.internal.lib.virginia.edu/api/items/378
- Occupation
- University of Virginia student
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