DESCENDANTS of JAMES MUNDELL and HIS WIFE, MARGARET (GARRETT) MUNDELL of NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE, and GREENE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA: And

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DESCENDANTS OF JAMES MUNDELL AND HIS WIFE, MARGARET (GARRETT) MUNDELL OF NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE, AND GREENE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA: And

The Migrations Of Their Children Into Kentucky, Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas And Other Western Stateso

Compiled and Publisherl By

Ruby Mundell Barry And Audrey Lee Woodruff

1 9 6 8 I wish to dedicate this family history to the memory of my grandfather

BENJAMIN MUNDELL At the tender age of thirteen years, he gave me the original record of his grandfather:s Land Purchaseo This so 1mplanted a love of family and its traditions within me that I was impelled to search out and write his family's history - an all consuming task of the past four yearso - Ruby Mundell Barry

I dedicate this book to the memory of my great grandmother

ISABELLA ANN (MUNDELL) MAY

A pioneer woman who experienced both high adventure and extreme hardship in raising her family on the Iowa and Nebraska prairieso - Audrey Lee Woodruff

Ack:no1t1ledgments Our heartfelt gratitude to the following persons - Alice Mundell Demmon, Verna Shingleton, Thelma Osborne, Lois Orrell, Guy Bailey, Clyde Mundell, Iva Trimmer, Kathryn Stephenson, Merle Harris, Oma Hill, deceased, and others v;ho contributed their family recordso TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 JAMES :r·TIJI'TDELL and 1J1rif e MARGARET (GARRETT) o o o 1

THEIR CHILDREN 2 II JONATHAN MUNDELL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 2 III ABNB.H MUJ.'fDELL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 2 o IV ANDREW MUNDELL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 29 2 V MARGARET MUNDELL HART 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 2 VI JAMES MUNDELL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 2 VII ELI riUNDELL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 42 2 VIII LEVI MUNDELL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 IX JOSEPH MUNDELL O O O O O O O O O O O 0 57 2 X ELE.ANOR MUNDELL o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 57 2 I JOHN I'1UNDELL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 58 3 lQ James Munde11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 3 2o Margaretha Mundell Thompson o 97 3 ., 3o .And_rew Munde11 0 0 0 0 0 0 98 3 4-o Mary Mundell Mills 0 0 0 0 0105 3 5o Sarah Mundell Akers o 0 0 0 0106 3 60 Eleanor Mundell Seaton 0 0 .108 3 7o Joh_r1 Munde11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 oll0

INDEX 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0115 (. Price: $5.00 Order from compilers-',liJ5"" Ruby Mundell Barry ~ Round Lake Rdo AptoCo Indianapolis, Indiana 46205 Audrey Lee Woodruff 7231 Sycamore, Kansas City, Moo 64133

1 THE 1'1UNDELL (MUNDLE) ·FAMILY JAMES MUNDELL1 , our immigrant ancestor, was born about 1720 in Ireland (relation to known dates; Pao family records and tra dition)o He died in Greene County, Pao James left a will dated 27 Augo 1805, and probated 12 Novo 18050 (Will Book 1:50-51, Greene Cooj Pao) He is buried in Mundell Pioneer Cemetery on . the original homGstead known as "Mundell's Choice" near the little vill~ge of Ceylono (Clyde Mundell & Oma Hill, descendants) James Muiidell married Margaret Garrett on 12 July 1751 at Holy Trinity Church,·Wilmington, Delao, non-communicant memberso (Records of Old Swede·s Church, Volo 36:17; Published Book, page 689) · .· Margaret Garrett was born in Christiana Hundred, near Wil- mington, Delao (residence of her parents) Margaret's exact birthdate is unknowno She died after 1805 (James Mundell's will), and is buried in the Mundell Pioneer Cemetery beside her husbando (family records) Margaret is the daughter of John Garrett1 and his second wife, a widow, Nargaret Jamcso John Garrett1 was the original owner of land on RQot Clay Creek, purchased in 1726, where he established the first mills ·in the areao Will of John Garrett, of New Castleo This 14th day in the year of our Lord, 1749, I, John Garret, of Christian Hundred in the county of New Castle Upon "Dellawarc" bei1lg of Sound Mind and perfect Memory Tho weak of body and Calling to mind the Uncertainity of this transitory Life do make this my Last will and Testament Touching the Dis posal of t'hat Temporal Estate I have o o oHereby Revoking & anuling all former willso Imprimus I 1-1ill that my body be buried according to the Discretion of my Executors Hereafter namedo Secondly after my Debts and funeral Expenses are fully paid & Dischargedo Item I give a.nd bequeath unto my well beloved Wife Margaret Garret is to have her thirds & the roanpassing mear and the pyed heifer and passtcr for them as allso her Chaise of the rooms in the house During her Difetime and all to fall to my children at her deatho Item I give to my Son Thos Garret all my right and title of all the Mills & Lots in Mill Creek Hundred, Justice, Justins and Swithin Gustins, and 620 lying in Virginia near black oak thicket branchoooand further my wife is to have no Share in my Son Thomas Sharcooo 2

Item I give to my Son Johri Garret· all this Estate of Land and Mills Lying on Cp.ristiana hundred in New Castle --Upon Della ware and Some in Mill Creek hundred Wilich I now possess and . riff'el.gun and he must pay to his Sisters Elizabeth & Ann & Sara & Margrett the Su~ (not legible) pound to Each of them in five years afftcr he ComGs to Injoy the place if they & he Live - to that time which is to be above the Equall Division of the Movables the Morgagc Deed now ¼ing in the office is to be paid out of the rent of the above Said PremisesoooSara Garret is to have the roan Maars Colt & Margret ye Next Colt:o She is to have & my Son John ye Next if the Mear Should have them & further a.1=1- my Debts ·is to be paid out of the Estate, I appoint my son Thomas Garret -to be "r.:-~ Executor; Endorsee(s) Hene-ry (x) Brachino Thoso Ful~on & Williri:m Buc~inghamo Signed: John Garrett (Seal) Will proved 4-th._Scpto 1757 by Henry Brachin & William Bucking-. hamo (BuckinghuID. was later the father-in-law of Jonathan Mundello) (New Castle Wills, Liber N, Po 267 ffo Appeared in Maryland & Delaware Genealogist., vol·c 2, # 2, whole # 6~ •winter 1960-1961, page 59, submitted by 11'1rso Po Do Shingletqno; _ - Aft.er the death of John Garrett, his sons c~~v~rted the mills to .the production of snuff, and amassed the great .Garrett- =- ~ ' ' . ' . . . . ~ Snuff fortuneo (Tb.0 Garrett Snuff Fortune, ~y .Co Ao. Weslager, . .: . The Knebels Pross, Wilm~ngton, D~lao 1965, Po 5-19} early the Family is A s11:mmary of the· history. of Mundell. . . 1 found in two lctt.ers, writteD:_by de~c~ndants of James Mundell, still living in tho immcdiat~ areao April-.2, 1968 Mrso Michael Jo Barry, . _.. Dear distant cousin, I have some information for you, and I find your -letter ·to- contain the only information-on your grandfather, - John, .tho.t -we now have a · · -· Sometin.e nc:l=- 1700, an Irish immigrant-brought his son· James into the general area near··Philadelphia, Pao This nan was a wheelwright, building wooden gear wheels for water powered mills: :etc o - · He found business so :pronising that he apprenticed his son, James to_ a cask1:1nkorj Gngl ;ed in building barrels, tubs, buckets, etco from woodo. . . ; The father t:1c11 sot sail for IreJ.and, intent on bringing the others of his fauily to Anerica, but he never·reached "Ireland, presunably lost a.t sea" .. ··After serving his apprenticeship, James (known as the-· in-•j : nigrant) j-oined n gi:oUp of yo1mg. nen, and traveling west, ·to: the Monongai.11.ela River,: near Pittsburg, Pao• traveled south, :(up river) to near Mason·cown, Pao") then up a creek westward, for·; about ~¼ nile~, _f1:adc a deal vrLth the Indians, and took up a

"·~omahawk clain~' -of abou_t l sc o nile O .-· • .-.- ~re· ci.arr~ed.· Mar·garet _Garr Jtt, daughter of a vecy afflu.ent.' and influential fani~y, and bu.ilt a.:}iouse g He._ later gav.e :tl;lis. 3

house to a son 1 o..nd built another house .nearer the center.of: his tract of larid, o..nd put a cooper's shop nearbyo . I was reared until about 14 yrso in this house, which had been built ~nto the 2nd nost ·vaiuablo property in Monongahela Twpo by Janes II~ son of the .innigranto This Janes II'j brother of. your John was ny direct ancestor, and we had no I'Gcord of John or his descendants o I own a¾ interest in tho 63 Acres left after division of the original 640 Ao anong heirs, and land saleso A brother of your John'1 Eli, donated a square perch of land for a fanily ceuotory which was to be pernnnently owned by.the fanily, non trnnsforrableo It was on a hill top about¾ nio fron ny honeo I own 16 Ao in the valley of the creek up which Janes I the i:t10igrant traveled to his claino A part of this 16 Ao is believed to be a corner of the original claino Janes the Innigrant had the following childreno lo John (Your ancestor) . 2a Ja.I!les "the Cripple n (having suffered a b.roken hip) ,ny ancestoro 3o Eli, 4o Joseph, 5o Abner, 60 Levio . This generation spelled the nane "Mundel" or "Mundle"o Eastern Pennsylvania & northern Virginia have many of the Garrett fanily, nost of whon were quite proninent politically, and as land owners & business neno It could be presuned that Janes I returned east to :marry Margaret Garrett, whon he nust have left there when he nigrated westo Any other lineage infornation that we have concerns descen dants of Janes II, (the Cripple)o As you observed, the nanes Garrett, Janes, John, Andrew, Margaret, etco arc faniliar in our lineageo My fanily lineage is: Gro Gro Gro Grand father, Janes I Gro Gro Grn.nd father, Janes II Gro Grand father,· · Abner Grru1d father,· · Abner Bo (II) father, Edward: ·Clyde So Mundell RoDol·, Box 107, Caroichaels,Pao 15320 Ona Wo Hill'.) ·whose ·riothcr was .Canantha Mundell, born over the hill from Ceylon (Pierc-cville) at the fcot of Turkey Knob, with Clyde Mundell nnd sons, 15 July 1953, went fron the little village of Ceylon'.) Mo_nongahela Tv-Jpo, Greene Coo,, Pao up the hill nearby to the old, old conetery where are buried the first Mun dells in Greene Countyo We to.und_ a few narkers in good condition in a woods with large trees growing right up anong the graveso The Lechey papers often ~efer to this cenetery and certain Mundells buried thcreo Later we visited Edw~rd Mundell who lives nearby, he is 79 years old, a retired school teacher, having lived in that vicinity all of his lifec This is his interesting story of the first, the 4

original, James Mqndell who settled in Greene Coo : The father of wh9-t we call the. 'original James'. or: 'o4r _ ... Jam~s' was also James ~I'1undello _He :~was a wheelwright to~ 11"a~er mills in England and he longed to come to America, cts -he·. c?iled it, "the .land of promise no He finally came to Delaware, bringing wi-:t'h him a ~9n, James, aged 15_o This son became an apprenti..ce·-. · · to a cask maker or. ·cooper~ The fa1,her James started back to .. England to .bring over the other members of his family o His ,·ship was lost at sea and he was never heard of thereaftero · The son, Jame_s_,. the lone I'1undell in America,, finis.hed··:his apprenticeship at .~h:e ag~ ·of 210. ·He. wa~ offe-~ed a }:lors.e, ·_sa~dle, and a suit of clothes, or the sum of.$1004700 and his craftsmq.n · papers, as was the customo He took ·the ·1atter, and .. 1 later werit .. to Chester,. Pao where he j9ined a group of young men g.oing west" They hit the· Monogahela River, ·near l?i•ttspurg _and came~ up .that river to the south of Little Whitely Creeko Some staked claimso James Mundell staked one.square mile or nearly 600 acres on.the west side of the river in the vicinity of· White·ly Creek, ._C·eylon, ~d Turkey Knob ill Monongahela Township, ~reene Coo, P~o an.d ·: .. name·d •it "Mundell • s Choice" o This tract of land was warranted ..-to .. James Mundell by the Government, 19 Jano·.;17850 (Record in Gree:ne·· Coo Cqurt ··House o) _ To this day, this lan:d is owned PY· Munde~l heirs o. • · · · · · · .. • This son ·James is thG .first Mundell ·.iD: this region, --~

James and 1-lD.rgar~t (Garrett) Mundell lived in Delaware fo·r several years -following their no..rriageo On Febo 13·, 1753, James bought land fron John Garrett, his father-in-law, in Christiana . . .· . . and Mill Creek H1111d_reds, New Cnstle Coo, Delao (Deed Book x3:611) .. . In August 1764~ Jnnes was baptised and received irito member- .. ship of the Brandywi11.e Baptist Church, near Chadd's Fardo (Church records, Po 270 Manuscript copy 1715-18489 Pao Genealogical Society, Philo, Pao) On 8 Apro 1765, Jc1Bes Mundel sold his land in Ne·wcastle·Coo, Delao to Willinn Cloudo (DoBook x3:611) On August 4, 1769, Jam.es and Margaret Mundel were both re·~ .· ceived into nenbcrship in the Welsh Tract Baptist Church at Pen cader Hundred, NevJ Castle Coo, Delao nby virtue of letters fron the church at Brandywine"o (Welsh Tract Baptist Meeting Records,· Book 2:11 & Book 1:11) On 26 Jano 1776, "James r1undel and Margaret his wife were received into ncnborship of the Goshen Baptist Church (Washing ton Coo, Pac) by l0ttcr of transfero" (Mino of the Goshen Bap tist Churcho)- We can believe that Janes and Margaret Mundell and their fanily novcd fron New Castl~ Coo, Delao to Washington Coo, Pao (now a part of Greene Coo) between the dates of 4 Augo 1769 and 26 Jano 17760 Deed to land "Mundlejs Choice"o The Suprene Executive Council of the Connonwealth of Pennsylvaniao To all to whon those presents shall cone greetingo Know ye in consideration of the. nonies paid by JAl"IES l'IDNDLE into the Receiver Gencralis office of this Connonwealth at the granting of the 1varrc:_nt hereinafter. nentioned there is granted by the said Connon1•1calth, unto the said JAMES l'IDNDLE a certain Tract of Land called nr1tINDLEiS CHOICE 11 Situate on little Whitely Creek in Washington County, Beginning at a Jack Oak thence by Janes Seaton's Clain? North forty six degrees, west, one hundred and twelve perches tc about sixty eight degrees, west ninety two perches to a white oak, south, forty four degrees west, sixty eight perches to about thenccly, Elias Garrots claim, South forty two degrees, east twenty four perches to a white oak, south twenty nine degrees, west one hundred forty eight perches to a naple, thence by Richard Ivis clain, south thirty five degrees., East one hundred perches to a black oak, south eighty degrees, fifty two perches to a white oak, Thencely, Aaron Junkins, north fifty degrees, East one hundred forty eight perches to a white 6 oako ~est seventy one perches to a _post, and north forty one degrees, east on·e hundred twenty perches to the place of begin ning o·-_ Containing two hundred forty ·two acres and one hundred tw.~nty _e.~ght perches, an allowance of six per cent for roads with the appurtenances which said tract was surveyed in persuance ·or·· a ·warrant granted to the said JAMES MUNDLE, dated 19 Jan:o 17850 To have and. hold_ t_he said tract or parcel of land with the appur tances unto the said JAI'1ES MUNDLE and his heirs reservations as to mines.,· royalties, quit rents or otherwise excepting and receiv ing OD:l;Y". tp.e fifth part of all gold and stlver for the life. of. _. the Commonwealth to be delivered at the pits mouth clear of all chargeso In witness whereof his Excellency Thomas Mifflin,Esqo·. President of the Supreme Executive Concil (sic) hat~ hereto_set his hand and caused the State Seal to be affixed in Council the first day of March in the year of our Lord 1790 and of the Com;... monwealth the fourteentho Attest James Trimble For Charles Biddle (Photo Copy of the originalo}

The Do Ao Ro has·· accepted the papers of James Mundell as a patriot for his part in quelling the Tory uprising against the young Whig party in Pao (Draper Papers - microfilm) Tory Uprising in Greene County, Pao (Article Noo 48, Waychoff's History of Greene Coo, Pao) "About 1777, the inh·abitants of this section were divided into two parties, The_ ¥,t;ligs and the Torieso The Whigs favored the Declaration of Independence; the Tories favored King George of Englando · . The English incited the Indians and als_o the Tories py fur nishing renegades and other men of criminal desires, and gave money, weapons and supplies to the Indians and Tories to terro rize and t0 drive out the Whigso A deep plot was laid covering this country and nearby settlementso Whig Massacre Preventedo In the writings of historian Withers "Chronicles of Border War.fare" he says that this plot or conspiracy to murder the Whigs was p.revented from being c·arried out by the repenting of one · persona That aft.er the di_scovcry of this plot a league was·· form_ed to- rct.ali.atc on the· Tories, and many crimes were com.mi ttedo H~. also. says that a court o·f,:inquiry was organized at Red·stone · Fort,_ and that many arres.ts and tr_ials took place also ·that one o,f -the-: leaders. lost his ·life o Monongahela and GUI!lberland Town~ ships._were the scone. of evcntsoooo - _Many thought t-hat the Revolutionary War then being waged·· would fail, and they feared that England would then take··all of their land.and confiscate them for the use of Great Britaino · · (PROOF·} · A settler by the name of James Mundell came to Colonel William Crawford and warned him against threatened dangero At fi~st he refused to tell Colonel Crawford much, but merely warned himo Later, fearing his own safety, he told what had threatened 1 and that.there existed a plot; that a crisis was 7 soon to come, o..11d that time: Colonel Crawford, Colonel John Minor, and Revo John Co~bly woro to be killedo These were all recognized as leaders of tho "W'hig Partyo A general idea of the feeling existed between the parties along the western frontier may be obtained from knowing what oc cured in the region about Rices Landing, Carmicheals, and Maple 1 ton, the Swan-Vm1. Meter Fort., Crawford s Fort, and Minor's Fort o. Plot Revealedo . . At the Crawford Fort there lived in one of the cabins a . hatter by tradoc It was thought that he was a strong Whigo He owned two large plantations nearby o A friend from D·elaware visited him for a few dayso He then left the fort and became a Tory leadero It ,-1as at· his cabin that JAMES MUNDELL overheard the plot which he mentioned to Colonel Urawfordo A few days lQtcr a German blacksmith by the name of John Mason, came to Colonel Crawford in much troubleo He said.one of his German neighbors .came to tell·him and said, "John, I must tell you something I have sworn not to tell"o Mason then said to his neighbor, rryou have not promised that you will not tell my horse standing hitched thcreo Tell himo 11 The neighbor then told aloud in the presence of Masono He said that Colonel Crawford was to be killed in three days, that a plot existed; that in a few days the British would take Pittsburg; that the Indians were about to attack and capture Wheeling; and that there was to be a Tory uprising, and many of the most obstinate Whigs were to be killedo This plot 1,·JG.S told to Colonel Crawford by John Masono As. Mason's English wus imperfect, Crawford took him to James Car michael, who lived a short distance away and understood Germano The plot had been rightly understood, Carmichael ~rent the next day to see Colo Gaddis and Major·springer at Bluff Mountain beyond where Uniontown now is, and they soon raised. forty .mounted men, who immediately came to the scenes of the principal t~oubleo Colo Gaddis camped at Provinis Fort on the east bank of the ~onongahela Rivero This fort stood between 1'1cCann's Ferry.and the mouth of Big Whitely~ but it was doubtless belowo . . The next morning they noticed that they were. ·being watched; that a man riding a sorrel horse came on the opposite side of the river to within full view of them, then suddenly turned and under whip and spur galloped awayo . Tory CaTip Raidedo The officers then without delay ordered the men to mount and dash toward the Tory encampmento Where thoy crossed the river is not known to meo Hydcis Ferry at the mouth of the Big Whitely was the principul crossing nearoooo One-fourth oile before reach ing the Tory encampment they captured a sentinel, and made him go in front of the campo A Tory who was to fire first as a signal for the others,. ·seeing his brother would be greatly endangered, did not fire but ran awayo The others followedo Some sought cover in a nearby cornfieldo There were about one hundred of themo Placing sone nen about the cornfield, the others entered it o Twelve of tl10 Tories v1ere capturedo" 8

lioo_ 490 Continued from Noo 48 Toi"y- Uprising in Gre·ene County, Pao "On the dc..y before the charge on the encanpment of the Tories on one of tho Whiteley Creeks, JAMES MUNDELL galloped to Colonel-Crnwford;s Fort and told hin that a large force of To.ries were collcc.ting to oppose Col_o Gaddis c There were only four nen besides the slave cook in the Forto Colonel Crawford sent one to notify the two Flcnnikens who lived near hio, to cone to the fort without delayo The nan did as directed but did not returno Another slipped out of the fort and ran awayo These two were in the Tory encanpnent the next norningo . The t1vo Flennikens, !1(JNDELL, and Colo Crawfor~, went that day to Capto Pigman's ~ho had raised thirty men to go to the aid of Wheeling, as· ·it was· generally understood that an Indian attact was so.on to be made there o I do not know where Capt o. Pigman lived, but it is a matter of record that after consulting with Colo Crawford he ·and his men picked up all the settlers they could find on their way and arrived at. the Swan-Van Meter-Fort that nighto. The Swan-Van Meter Fort, you will r~collect, was on the Ao Jackson.. Young's farm, a short distance south· of Rice's · Landingo" . Lo Ko Evans in uThe Pioneer History o:f Greene County, Pao", as published in the Waynesburg Republican Newspaper, 1953, re~ ports.the same incidento · "William Crawford and James ~dell whilst mowing, expressed an opinion that certain men where beginning to sympathize ~ith the King's cause. Mundell expressed a wish that he would keep still on that subject, and when pressed for his reason, said his , life··wa~ in dangero "Who threatens my life?" Mundell refused .. - to tell, but when others were drawn into the controversy aiid-be-'.. gall to express indignation, Mundell got uneasy and revealed the fact of a schem.e to dispatch Crawford, John -Minor, and ·R~v-:o John - Corbly, th~ leading_ patriots of the neighborhoodoooo" .The basis of both of these accounts is taken from a personal interview recorded in the Draper Paperso The name of James Mundell, and other members of his family, are to be found in the following census and lists.- .._Petition______for a New State _ This Petition is taken from tho Papers of the Continental Con~ gress Noo 48, and is Folios 251-60 Pages 89-960 It is published by Howard Lo Lockey in uThc Tenmile Country and its Pioneer Families", pages 20-290 The list is undated, b·ut believed signed sometime between 1776-17800 Tho names _of James Mundle, Abner·Mundle,and Jonathan Mundle appear on this.listo In the same. book, the assessment roll for year 1784 for Greene County is also givcno The names of Jam.es Mundle and Abner Mundle arc giveno 9

~7~q_Pennsylvania Federal Census Washington County males 0/16 males U/16 females Po251 Munde (1) '.) James 1 4 2 po251 Mundle'J Abner 1 2 4 po252 Mundle '.>- Andrew l 1 1 Po2% Mundle'J Jnoc (Jon.athan). 1 5 3 11 The abbreviated "Jno O" is believed to be "Jonathan , a son of James, Sro, ·who is known to be living in Washington Coo at this time, whereas 1 John'J the oldest son, had migrated to Kyo prior to 17800- In 1787 it is recorded in the Goshen Baptist

Church Minutes 5 Garard;s Fort, Pao, that Broo Jonathan Mundle appeared before the monthly meeting of the churcho (photo copy) As additional proof that Jonathan (not John) was in the area at this time 1 James the son of Jonathan gives the information that he was born in \·Jashington Co O ., Pao in 1789, and when two years of age, moved with his parents to 0hioo In 1796 Washington County, Pa. was divided, and the Mundles lived in the newly formed Greene Countyo ~~00 Pennsylvania Federal Census Greene Coo - Greene Twpo Po 83 James Mundle: 1 male Ullo 16 1 female above 45 1 male 16-26 1 male 26-45 1 male above 45 Eli Mundle: 2 males .Ullo 10 2 females uno 10 1 male 26-45 1 female 26-45 James Mundle, Jro 3 males Ullo 10 4 females Ullo 10 1 male 26-45 1 female 26-45 Abner Mundle 3 males un~ 10 3 females Ullo 10 l.pafe 10-16 3 females 10-16 l.fuale 26-45 1 female 26-45 The Last vJill and Testament of James Mundell, dated 27 Augo

1805, and probated 12 Novo 1805 1 was copied from a photostat of the actual document, recorded in Will Book 1:50-510 It reads as follows: In the name of God Am.en, I James Mundal of the County of Greene being of sound disposing memory do constitute & appoint this my Last Will and Testament and desire it may be received as such-- Imprifilis I give my Soul to God that gave it in hopes of a joyfull Resurectiono Imprinis I give my Body to the Earth to buried in a decent manner by my Executor hereafter namedo 10

Inprinis I will and devise that_ all my just debts shall be paid and I do enabl·e ny Exe.. cutor t·o· do ·it·o· Item - I give and bequeath unto ny loving son John Mundal five pounds to be paid unto hin by fly Executor as soon as it can be raised out of ny Estate after TIY just debts are paid with the crops--- Item - I givo :and bequeath unto my loving wife Margarate Mundal all ny ~ands, one horse and saddle, one Cow, one Bed and Beding -and as nuch of ny Household furniture as she oay think necessary for her to.keep house with, during the tine of her life or. widowhood-whichever is first and after her Death or Mar-· riage to be divided as shall be hereafter mentionedo _ -item - I Require that if ny ·Wife should marry again that thee Law should provide for he~ out of ey estateo · Item - I give and Bequeath unto ny loving son Janes Mundel forty acres of land where he now 1-ives to him and his heirs for-· ever--- Ite~ - I give and Bequeath unto oy loving son Eli Mundel fifty acres of land where he now lives to hin and his heirs for- ever--- . Item - I give and Bequeath unto ny loving sons Levy Mundel and Joseph Mundel all the.rest of ny Land where I now live to be Equally divided betwen· theri two·, to then 8.Ild their heirs forEvero Item - I give and Bequeath unto ny loving children those who have had noi-1 part of r:ry Land all the rest of ny novable pro-~ . perty to be Equcaly divided betwen then and their heirs for Evero Iten - I appoint ny Loving Wifa Margret Mundel and ny lov ing son Eli Mundel Executrix and E~ecutor of ny last will and testanent, in Witness ivhcre of I have here unto set ny hand and Seal this 27th- day_ of·August 18050 In the presents of (Signed) Mary Seaton Jeneny Seat9n Janes Mundel Seal Janes Seaton

On the twelth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and five before me John Boreman Register for the probate of Wills and granting Letters of Administration in and for the Faid. County, personally came Mary Seaton, Jenny Seaton and James Seaton, the subscribing Witnesses to the fore going and annexed Instrument of writing, and on their solemn Oaths dis depose and say, that they were present, and saw and heard James Mundel the Testater within named, sign, seal, pub lish, pronounce and declare the same _as and for his last Will

and 'Te~tament '.) and that at ~he time· of doing thereof, he was '. = of sound and disposing mind, memory and understanding, to the· best of their k..Yl.o·wledge, obse,rvation and beliefs o Sworn and Subscribed the day above Mary ·Seaton written, before m0., Jenny· Seaton John Boreman,· Register Jrunes S.eaton (Book# 1:50-51, Estate 84) (The spelling, punctuation & capitalization remains unchangedo) 11 In a brief history of The Mundel Family published in the

Waynesburg Republican 1 Greene Coo, Pao May 20-27, 1853, Howard Lo Leckey writes'.) nThe wording of the will of ·James Mundel

(Mundle etco) permits the qualified statement 1 that all of the pioneer settlers in the Tenmile Country bearing this name; were . - descendants of this mano After making specific bequests to five sons, a bequest is made in this will, which reads "unto my lov-~ ing children, those who have had no part of my land, all the rest of my movable property to be equally divided among them"o The names of the children of James and Margaret (Garrett) Mundle have been preserved in the Pennsylvania family records, and verified by will, census, pension records, etco; but the exact order of birth is not knowno However, taking into con sideration the existing records, we give the following ordero Each child will be taken up in a separate section, and whatever

records we have ·will be included in this history o Children of JciJA~~~ ~~--~rg~ret (Garrett) Mundle Name Born Died Wife/Husband *John Mundle 2 1752-1757 17 Augo 1806 Jane *Jonathan n 2 · 1750-1760 (w)4 Octo 1835 Catherine Buckingham *Abner n 2 21 Apro 1758. 8 May 1845 Mary Barnhill 2 Andrew tt 23 Jano 1817 Frances Dye 2nd o ~iary Smith:· Margaret H 2 1760 15 Octo 1831 John Hart James u 2 2 Febo 1767 31 Octc 1862 Sarah Miller Eli " 2 1765-1784 Anne ·Cree Levi ti 2 1770-1780 1862 Mary Hopstein fl 2 Joseph 1830 Sarah Eleanor TT 2 1816 unmarried (The asterisk preceeding the name indicates Revolutionary War serviceo)

THE RECORD WILL BEGIN WITH JONATHAN2 AND FOLLOW THE ORDER GIVEN ABOVEo WE LEAVE THE SECTION ON JOHN2 , THE FIRST CHI-LD OF. JAI'1ES 1 .

AND 1'1ARGARET ( G.AI'J{ETT) ~MUNDELL , UNTIL LAST DUE TO ITS LENGTH o 12 JONATHAN 2 J O N A -T- H -A N· MUN DEL L JONATHAN 1'1fJI\fDEirL2 (Janes1 ) was born in New Castle County, Delaware, betwoon 1750-1760, the son of Janes1 and Margaret (Garrett) Mundello The parents were narried in Delao in 1751 and noved to Pennsylvania between the years 1769-1776, as veri 1 fied by Minutes of the Churcho (See Jar1es history) o The will of· Jonathan Mundo_ll was probated.14 Octo 1835, Hanilton Coo, . . Anders.on ·Twpo, Ohioo (Will ~ook 1:4557) Jonathan narried Catherine Buckinghan, born 22 Augo 17670 She was the da~ghtcr of Willian and Jane (Jones) Buckinghano The . . DaAoRo, Patriot Index 1966 shows, Willian Buckinghan born 2 June 1734, died 23 June 1829, narried Jane Jones, Patriotic Service~ Private, Pennsylvaniao.

' - . . The Pennsylvania Archives, Series -VI, Volo II:182, shows: Jonathan Mundle, Continental (Line), A return of the 6th and 7th classes of C~ptain Crawrord's conpany now ordered on duty to rendezoous at Jo.ckson=s Fort the· ·17th May, 1782, in the absence of Richa·rd Seatono 7th class, Jonathan Mundleo Jonathan Mundell was received into baptisn, 13 Octo 1786,. at·the·Goshen Baptist Church, Greene Coo, Pao Minutes of the.

church state he was narried and settled near Cincinnati, Ohio t in 17910 19 June 1790, Jona.than Mundle cited for not attending churcho 22 June 1791, Jonathan Mundle for his disorderly behavior re I!loving without lotter of disnission is laid 1L.'>ldGr censure of the church for the saneo 25 Febo 1804, Jonathan was disnissed fron the church (since he had noved away without pernission)o The Hanilton County, Ohio history,in an article written by a grandson of -Jonathan, reads as follows - "J9nathan _I1w.1doll v1as one of the original settlers of the county;· ·he cane fron Virginia to Ohio before the day of log school houses were erected, it being necessary then, for the young philonathcans to asscnble in squads nt sone convenient place, and by nutual consent teach one anothero Mro Mundell was a gunsnith 1 and a nan of sone genius, and one who could render service to his fellows in the early pioneer dayso He settled with his fanily 1 consisting of hioself, wife and five children, near Mto Washington,(Ohio) about the year of 17950 Some pear trees planted by him soon after his arrival are still standingo" JONATHAN 13

Hamilton County, ~AeFson Twpo Ohio, was a military reser vation for Virginia in payment of her soldiers in the Revolutiono Hamilton County, Ohio - Anderson Twpo 1820 Census, page 155 Jona.than Mundell: 2 males Ullo 10 2 females Ullo 10 1 male 18-26 1 female 26-45 (Jonathan Sro not showno)

1830 Census, page 151 - Dwelling 222 & 226 Jonathan Mundell: 1 male 15-20 1 male 20-30 Jonathan Mundell: 1 male 15-20 1 male 70-80 (could be born 1750-1760) 2 The chil:dren of Jonathan and Catherine (Buckingham) Mundell as shown in his will are: 7.: lo James Mundell? born 1789, died about 18530 2o Levi Mundel13 born ·1794, died 24 Augo 1860, buried in Hamilton County,, Ohioo 3o John Munde113 (Possibly named Jonathan, census for 1820 shows Jonathan)o 3 4o Margaret Munde11...,, 5o Lydia Mundell/'"' married David So Carpenter, 20 Maro 182r, Camp-·. bell County, Kyo (Campbell Coo Marriages 1795-1840, license states "daugl1ter of Jonatnan Mundell" o The f ollo,1ing biographical sketch is taken from the History of Hamilton County, Ohio by Ford, page 416ao "James Mu11.l:ell ··was the son of Jonathan Mundello He was born in 1789 in Pennsylvania) he moved to Ohio with his parents when about two years of ageo He was reared as a farmer, possessed no ··--··educational adva.ntages., his time being taken up tilling the land and warding off hostile Indians, who were sometimes troublesomeo In 1812 James seriJCd in the war, and received an honorable- di•s-. charge from the service when the war endedo In 1815 he was mar ried to Miss Mary McMahon, daughter of Francis and Y1ary McMahon, pioneer settlers of Columbia Twpo T~e old log house, her birth place, which was then occupied by her parents, is still standing, weatherboarded ~ov1 j as a relic and tenement of the early days o·f Columbiao (Ohio) Mrso Mundell was the mother of eleven children, eight boys and three girls, ten of whom lived to man and womanhoodo

1 o Mary Mu..ridell 4-oorn 6 July 1816, died 6 Aug o 1898, Williams burg, Ohio_o (Hamilton Coo, Ohio, Court & other Records, by Cum- mins, Volo 2o)· · 4 . 2o Catherine tlundell 3 o Rugh Mundell 4 4o Andrew Mundcll 14 JONATHAN 4 5o William Davis Mundell born 17 Septo 1825 60 Jackson Wo Mundell 7o John Ro Mundell 80 Martha Ae Mundell 9o Isaac No Mundell 100 Oscar Cc Mundell With so large a family, the duties incumbent upon her were truly irksome, but she was blessed with more than ordinary will and courage,· and l1aving tL1:at hope so characteristic of the pioneer pnr6ntsj·did not become, with all her hardships, dis heartened with l1er loto The religion of Christ was her support·,· in every trying 11.our, and her children, once a charge and a res~ .. ponsibility, lived to be·· her comfort, and to cheer her declining ; years and dying houro ' Adjacent to the to-wn on the mound near her father's cabin was the old Baptist churchj probably the first church in south-... western Ohio'j to vJh_ich place of worship, when a little child, she· was often .. wont t·o wend her way with her parents to attend rel_igi.qu~. S?rViccs o o a,_o · Mrso Mundell ·was born in Columbia Twpo, Hamilton Coo, ·Ohio,;- 25 Apro 1797, ·was married i.n 1815, joined the Methodist Episco pal church at Salem, Ohio fn 1840, and died at the resid•ence of h_er :son.,Hugh Mµi1q.ell, i:q. Clermont County, Ohio 27 Jano 18740· . ·. James Mundell died about the4year of 18530 William Davis Mundell , fifth child of James and Mary, . Mundell was married to Pattie· Co Corbley in· 18520 . . , . 1820 Federal Census, Hamilton County, Ohio - Anderson Twpo ------·------. Po 159 James Mundell: 1 male 26-45 2 females uno 10 · 1 female 26-45 ' ______1830 Federal Census ..._ ...... _ po 151 James I1undell:. 3 males Ullo· 5 1 females 15-20 2 males 5-10 1 female 40-50 1 male 40-50 1840 Federal Census James Mundell: 1 male Ullo 5 1 female 5-10 1 male 5-10 2 females 20-30 5 males 10-15 1 female 40-50 1 male 15-20 ... 1 male 50-60 1850 Federal Census Dwelling# 679-680 ------·-•----...... James Mundell. age 61 farmer land vRlue $800000 bo Pao Mary (McMahon) Mundell 52 Ohio Mary Mµp.dell . 30 Ohio John A·o Mundell 28 carpent·er Ohio · Hugh.Mundell 27 laborer Ohio William· Davis. Mu."fldell. 25 blacksmith Ohio Jackson· Munde-11 . 21 .c-lerk Ohio Martha A.~· r1un·a.cll 18 Ohio . Isaac Mundell 17 _Ohio Oscar Mundell 12 'Ohio o (On Po 189, noo 678 - JoWo Mundel(& family) q.o_ 1812, _Ohio, unidentifiGdo) .t1.BI\1ER -15

ABNER MUNDLE 2 1 ABNER 1'1IJNDLE2 (James ) was born in New Castle Coo, Dela ware, 27 April 1758 (Bible record; Revolution War papers)o · He died 8 May 1845 in Greene County, Pao· and was originally buried in a family cemetery on their farm near Willow Tree, Greene Coo, not far from Gerardjs Fort on Big Whitely Creek, but some years later when the farm was sold, this family's graves were moved to the John Corbly cemetery, at Garard's Forto (gravestoneo) .. 1 -There is no doubt but that Abner l'fu.ndle was·a son of James · and his wife Margaret (Garrett) l'fu.ndle, even though he was not mentioned in his father;s will, the wording of the will which states, "unto my loving children, those who have had no part of my land, all the rest of my movable property to be equally divided among themo" Facts brought out by the pension application of Abner Mundle for services in the Revolution, the naming of his children in a Bible Record still in existance, and the records of the Goshen Baptist Church, as well as other family data confirms the family retationshipo Abner l'fu.ndlc was married 9 Apro 1782 to Mary Barnhill, parents unknown, (probably ill Greene County, Pao at that time a part of Washington Coo., Pao, records show he was serving in the Revolution in that area at that date)o Howard Lo Lcckey, Greene Coo, Pao, historian in writing his history of "The Ten.mile Country and its Pioneers", gives us a lot of material for the early Mundell familyo I shall not quote

in his entirety 1 but will use portions of his material along with verified facts and family recordso r • The pension record of Abner l'fu.ndel (photostatic copy, Pao S 22395, from the National Archives), shows application filed 3 Apro 1834 from Greene Coo, Pao Testimony was sworn to by James Mundell (brother), verifying the service of Abnero Abner Mundell stated he was drafted into the company of Captain William Crawford in the spring of 1781, and sent to a fort on Ten Mile Creek, where he served for a period of two monthso His duty was to help protect the frontiers against the Indianso In 16 ABNER

17?9, he had volunteered to go against the Indians, on the Alleg heny and Ohio Rivers and had gone to Fo_rt McIntosh at the mouth of Beaver Creek on the 0hio·o ~He·-served two months at this place, but -~troops 4e.stined for -this campaign failed to arrive and the expedition was·abandonedo This·service was under Capto John Hu~ to.n in Co~one:J. Brod_head' s Regiment o He had also volunteered in . 1778, in papto :Gra111f.ord:s company, and had gone to Wheeling to bri~g up some large boats· to: Pittsburg for the purpose of t~~.~s~ po:rting .. ,troops of General Georg·e Rogers· Clark's expedition . t

Proof .of. his service i·s also> found· in Pao. Archives, Series VI o .·.·. Records from!. the Goshen Baptist Church shows th$.t on 13 .Qcto 1786~ Abner Mundel, Jonathan Mundel, and John Hart. (hu.sband. of ··

Margaret, their si_ster )·, were all baptised on that day o . . Abner fun.dell died in:Greene County, Paa,8 May 18450 His ...... wil_l was dat~d 23 May 1837, and probated 13 May 1845 o (Will Book 32:213, estate # 1162) He name·s -his wife, Mary, and the following c:hildrcn: John Mundell, Margaret Morris, Jean (Jane) Baily, ~ry Lau..ntz (Lantz'), James Mundel, Abner Mundel, Hugh Mundel., Rebec~a. Hatfield, Nancy Cox, Eleanor D:ye, Priscilla Trib~y, Samuel r·Iundel, and Joseph Mundclo The youngest son in. herited the homo farm and continued to live on it until his death, 10 April 1882, and,his wife,Mary, remained there until her death 17 Apr~- 1891c

The ~~e of AbnerJiundle appears on numerous lists and census in .. the records of Washington '.and Greene Counties, Pao (see J~mes 1 )o Abner Mundle Bible Record DAR - Febo 1951, Po 158 Printed by and for Jobn Taylor; and sold by the Booksellers of Edinburg and Londono M,DCC,LXXXVII (1788) Abner Mundle ancl rr1ary Barnhill mo on the 9 Apro 1782 Abner Mundle born 27 April 1758 Mary Mundle born 17 April 1764 Margaret Mundle born 9 Febo 1783 Jane Mundle born 13 Octo 1784 Mary Mundle born 2 July 1786 John Mundle born 24 June 1788 James Mundle born 23 Maro 1790 Rebecca Mundle born 1 l"In.rch 1792 Nancy Mundle born 17 March 1794 Samuel Mundle born 11 April 1796 Eleanor Mundle born 15 May 1798 Abner Mundle born 19 Jw7.e 1800 · Priscilla Mundle born 31 narch 1802 Hugh Mundle born 12 Febo 1804 Joseph Mundle born 13 May 1807

The children of !..b.P...f2£2__ ?P:,d _Mary(Barnhill) Mundle- 3 2 1 I o MARGARET MUNDELL (Abner , James ) was born 9 Febo 17a-3 (Bible record), and was ~til~ living in 18500 She married John Morris, son of George and Margaret (Corbley) Morriso John Morris was born 17 Maro 1777, grandson of John Corbly, Goshen Baptist Church Ministero 1850 census, Greene Coo, Whitely Twpo, Po 198, 15 Octo 18500 John Morris age 73 Margaret Morris 66 David Richey 34 (same household) Marg·aret Richey 33 Milton Richey 13 .The children OT John and Margaret (Mundell) Morris - LJ. 1 o Abner Merri s 'mnrried B.nchel Bowers 2o George Morris 1850 census, Greene Coo, Jefferson Twpo, Po 126 George Morris age 1+4 bo Pao Char lotto u 36 " John Ao 11 18 " Elizabctl1 Con 12 " Armina(?) " (f) 10/12 " 3o Mary Morris4 married Fordyce 18 ... : ABNER

4o Margaret marrie·d Richey 1850 c en.SUS , Greene Coo., Cumberland Twpo , Po 100-1010 Albert I1o Richey · age 40 cabinet born Pao Margaret 40 maker n Emiline 19 n Elizabetl1 16 " William 14 " Samuel 11 " ' Ellen 8 ft Walter 6 fr Albert 3 fl 5c Rebecca ~Iorris married Jolly II4 JANE MUNDELL3 (Abner2 , James1 ) was ·born 13 Octo 1784, died 15 Apro 18620 She married 7 Febo 1804,Joab Baily, born 25 Augo 1781, and died 16 Apro 18570 1850 census, Greene Coa, Whitely Twpo, Pao, page 1940 Joab Baily age 69 born Pao Jane 66 rr Joab, Jro 27 " Pleasant 24 ff ·22< · ,.. Eliza .. -- ..... - .. Clarissa 1 u Chii.ld.ren -·of Joab and Jane (~d~ll)' Baily - 4 · lo Ruth- ·Baily :born 18 Augo 1804, died 18 Novo 1806 2o Eli ·Baily born 4 Octo · 1805, died 9 Octo 1868, married 1 ..Jano 1837 to Elizabeth Patton, born-13 July 1811, do Augo 18890 · 3 o . Mary Baily· born 20 Novo 1808, died 12 Febo 1880, mo. 1st o·, 23 Septo 1832 to Andrew Lantz, bo 4 Octo 1803 and died 13 July 18620 Veteran of War of·l812o• Second marriage to James Barnes born 1788, died 18820 1850 census, Greene Coo, Franklin TwpQ, Pao, page 256q ·: Andrew Lant~ age 46 born Pao Mary 42 ° Elenor 11 tt Mary Jane 7 " Ruth Ann - 5 n Catherine Ml> 3 " /J_ 4o Jane Baily' born 6 June 1811, died 17 Maro 1900, married 28 Apro 1829 to Corbly Fordyce, born 7 June 1807, died 13 Nov a 18620 : . 1850 census, Greene Coo, Jackson Twpo, Po 3240 Corbley Fordice age 43 born Pao Jane 39 " Elizabeth 18 n Garrett 16, Mary 14, Joab 12, John 9,, Hester 5, James 2? Sarah Ellen 1 liBNER 19 4 5o Abner Baily born 30 ··Apro 1814, died 22 July. 1896, married 20 Septa 1838 to Elizabeth South, born 3 Deco 18160 Abner ma 2ndo on 16 Augo -1855 to Mary Bowen born 3 June, 1830j died 22 Augo 18740 He married third Margaret Taylor, and fourth, Ruth Hoovero 4 60 Eleanor Ann Baily was born 10 Apro 1817, died , married 6 Apro 1837 to Joseph Fordyce born 14 Septo 1814, died 28 Febo 18840 Li_ 7o Ruth Baily· born 28 Deco 1819, died 18 Deco 18810 She married 2 Octo 1842 to Ed Shultz born 3 D.eco 18140 4 80 Joab Baily born 19 Febo 1823, died 26 Apro 1869, married 4 Apro 1848 to Pleasants Jane Roberts born 23 Nova 1826, died 18 Apro 18760 (The 1850 census shows them living with his parentso)

IIIo MARY MIJNDELL3 (Abner2 , James1 ) was born 2 July 17860 · She married Major Lot Lantz born 1786 (1850 census), a Major in the War of 18120 1850 census, Greene Coo, Greene Twpo, Po 2130 Lot Lantz age 64 Innkeeper born Pao Mary 64 n Mary 22 " 4 Children of Lot and Mary (Mtmdell) Lantz - .: 4 lo Malinda ·Lantz born 2 Apro 1808, died 15 Feb·~. 1890.;. marri~d John Minor born 8 June 1802, died 25 Maro· 1891; s'on of Otho & Rebecca (South) Minero. 1850 census, Greene Coo, Monongahela Twpo, ·po 13.30· · John Minor age 48 Miller· born Pao Malinda Minor 42 " Mary Minor 18 If · · William Minor 15 rr Rebecca Ann Minor 13 11 2. Frances Lantz married.Samuel Minor, son of Noah and Sarah .. (South) Minero 1850 census, Greene Monongahela Twpo, Po 1420 Samuel Minor age born Pao · · Frances I'-lino r 11 Malinda I1inor fl Frances I1inor fl An..n. Matilda Minor ff 3o .Margaret Lantz born in 1811 (1850 census); married John Colemano 18.5J census, Greene; Coo , Monongahela Twp(>, .po 1440 John Coleman age. 50 farmer born Pao Margaret Coleman 39 Pao Elijah 19, Oliver 15, Cynthia 13, Malinda 11, John 7, Minor 2o 20 AB~~

4~ Jacob Lantz4 born in 1813 (1850 census); married Cassandra South, dau. of Enoch and Ruth (Gregg) Southo 1850 census, .Greene. Coo·, Greene Twpo, Po 2130 Jacob Lantz age 37 born Pao Cassandra Lantz 36 " Meriah La11.tz (f) . 13 " John Lantz 12 " Benjamin Lantz 10 n George Lantz · · 7 " Mary Lantz . . 5 " 5o Mary Lantz4 born in ·1828 (1850 census), never marriedc

2 1 IV O JOHN MUNDELL3 (Abner , J am.es ) was born in Greene Coo ( th·en~.: Washo Coo) 24 June. 17880 He died 27 June 1858 in Marshall Coo, . . . .. , (West) Vao He married 11 Febo 1811, to Jane John, dauo of George John (bo 25 Augo 1754, do ·23 Febo 1841) who served in the Revo lution in the Cumberland Coo Militiao After their marriage John and Jane (John) Mundell moved to Ohio County (nott Marshall Coo), (West) Vao, buying a farm on :" - . Fork Ridge, where they lived the rest of their liveso Jane (John)

, . . Munde·ll; was:· born _5 Febo 1792 "at the he?-d of Big Whitely Creek, 11 .. . . ,• and died 11 July 1882, aged 91 yearso Both are buried at Oak Grove Methodist Church on·Fork Ridge, near Moundsville, Wot. Yao Children of John3and Jane (John) Mundell: · - . 4 lo Mary Mundell ba 15 Febo 1812, died, aged 91; married. Joseph Lo,·1is, 5 April 1837 o 2o Dorothy I1undoll bo 9 Apro 1813, do 8 Septa 1878; married Wmo Clark, 7 Fcba 18330 3o Josephus nun.dell bo 25 Deco 1814, de 29 Maro 1854; married Elizabeth Lewis, 9 Novo 18370 4o James Mundell bol3 Jano 1.817, died 17 Septo 1866; married Hary J. Ashton on 11 Deco· 1·s550 5o Jane Mundell bg 28 Apro· 1818, died 24 Novo 1888; unmarriedo 6a John Mundell bo 16 Augo 1820, do 18 July 1858;.married Nancy Ann Lutes, 3 Novo 18420 , 7. Sidonia I1undcll bo 9 Deco 1822, do 3 Jano 1900, unmarriedo 80 Malinda I1m1dell bo 29 _.Maro 1825, .do 14 June 1913; married James Jefferson, 13 Apro 18480 9o Jesse Mundell bol4 July 1827, do 11 Septo 1891; married Hannah Nuss, bo 28 Novo 18290. lOo Abner Mundell b'° 8 May 1829, married Malinda Founds 21 ··_. Juno 18630 . llo Elizabeth r-fundell bo. 10 July 1834, do 7 June 1911; married Philip Conkle, 16 Febo 18540 Philip do 18 Octo 18810 ABNER 21 Malinda I1undell4 , the 8th child of John and Jane ( (John) Mundell, was born 29 Maro 1825 on Fork Ridge, Ohio Coo, Vao,(now Marshall Coo Wo Vac)o She died at the home of her dauo, Mrso Robert Lo Dietz, Big Grave Creek, Marshall Coo, Wo Vao 14 June 19130 She married 13 Apro 1848 to James Jefferson, son of James Jefferson who was a Baptist Minister of tho Redstone Association, and a soldier in the War of 1812, and his wife Zoruiah (Freeland) Jeffersono Children of James & Malinda (Mundell) Jefferson:· (1) JOJJ.cs 1'Tcv1ton Jefferson(5) was bo 4 Maro 1849 on· Roberts Ridge, near Moundsville, (West) Vao He do· in Clarksburg, Wo Vao 18 Febo 19290 He married 29 · Novo 1877 to r1ary Belle Gordon, bo 14 Octa 1858 at· Littleton, (Wo)Vao, the dauo of Alexander Barber · Gordon and Mary Ruhnm.ah (Sheperd) Gordono She do at MoU.1.~dsville, 29 Novo 19040 They are both buried at Mto Rose Cemetery, Moundsville, Wo Vao James New ton Jefferson, like his grandfather, became a Bap tist Ministero .Children: Ella Orloe, Carrie Eliza beth, Elsie Ma.y, Rena Belle, Ivie ~arthenia, Verna Rebeccao (From the records of Verna Rebecca. . . Shingleton - Mrs o Presley n,.) . . - (2) Mary Jane Jefferson bo 5 Septo 1850, do 22 June 1931, married Ira Jo Travis, 4 May 18880 (3) John i-fu.rion Jefferson bo 21 Augo 1853, do 31 July, 1904, 1Lrimarricdo (4) Sidonia Ella Jefferson bo 8 July 1856, do 14 Febo 18620 (5).Elizaboth Avadeny Jefferson bo 5 June 1860, do 16 Apro 1903; married Wo Ho Lockwood,16 Maro 18820 (6) Joseph Beebe Jefferson bo 22 July 1862, de 20 Maro 1890, unmarriedo · (7) Laurene Bo Jefferson bo ·6 June, 1868, do 6 Febo 1960; married Robert Lo Dietz, 28 Febo 18920 (8) Thomas Lee Jefferson b0 13 Septo 1870, do 30 Maro 1921, married Delia Haughto

2 Vo JAMES r1UNDELL3 (Abner , James1 ) was born 23 Maro 1790 in Washington Coo, Pao (Bible record, residence of his parents) 0 James died in Way-~e Coo, Indo between the time he purchased land in 1829 (K:420) and it was sold by his wife in 18-3,~ .(.Q.:l79) 0 He did not appear in the 1830 census of Indiana (state index) 0 James Munde113 married Esther Jones (letter by Jess0 G.

Mundell)o The marriage most likely took place in Greene 00 , 0 Pao Esther was born in 1796 in Pennsylvaniao (1850 census) Esther (Jones) Mundell married, second, Revo John Brown in Woodford Coo, Illo, 10 Augo 18480 (Mrs~ Merle Harris, census 1850, marriage recordo) 22 ABNER

There is a great variance in the family records concerning 3 James Munde11 o Our most reliable source appears to be a letter received by Alice I'1undell Demmon in 1931 that had been dictated by Jesse Go Mundell, thGn 64 years of age, living in Eureka, Illo (Written by Miss Effie Mundello) "My father Abner r'".tundell and three brothers, Samuel, -Simeon and Jam.es and a sister Jane came from Pennsylvania, and _I think, Greene County o They settled in centi"'al Illinois many years ago and raised their fam.ilieso Abner Mundell had nine boys and one girlr Jesse Mundell born in 1867 was the youngest child, now aged 64 yearsc I have only one brother living, William Ira Mun dell who is 66 yca~s old, he lives at Point Loma, Califo, a suburb of San Diogoo He can not remember his grandfathers nameo My sister-in-law brought me an old Atlas of Woodford Coo, Illinois where father and brothers settledo It says Samuel Mun dell was born in Greene County, Whitely Twpo, Pac,21 Jane 1815, his father James Ifundell was born in the same Township, while his grandfather Abner 1"".tUndell 1-ras born not far away on Little Whitely Creeko - ·His father John (father known to be James 1 ) was a native of Wales and came to Americ·a with his father who J..ocated in Pao in Colonial Times, -·taking up a large tract 0£ landa:_ · In 1819 the f~thcrof. our subject (James3) moy-ed·to: Ohio Coo, Virginia, in- 1827 · ~c removed to Wayne County, To.di;f;lla ,.near the village. _of Mil to~~ He died in August of_ 18280 The .. maiden name of his wife was Esther·Joneso Abner Mundell (brother o-r Samuel).my father, was born in

Whitely Twp, Groene. 000 1 Fa0,19 Octo 1816 and moved to Woodford Coo, Illo with his mother in 18350 Abner died 6 Novo 18870 Abner· -Mundell, my father tlarried: Maria Clingman, who was born in Sciota or Ross CoUD.ty, Ohioo Her mother's name was Margaret Lewis Clingman, she ·was born in Ilorthumberla_r1d Coo, Pao" In our opinion, tho 1r1riter of the above sketch erred in 2 naming the father of Abr1er ½undel1 , iJho we know to be James1 , the imI:ligra.D.t ancestoro Ja:mes 3 an.a_ ·wif_G, Esther (Jones) Mundell, and far1ily, moved -to Ohio Coo, Vao in 1819, ana_ you vril1 -('ecall that it was here that ~John---MunElell3- (bro ... ) a.~d his fanily settled (now Marshall Coo·, Wo Vao) Then •in 1827 Janes3 :o.oved on to Wayne Coo, Irido and settled near the village of Miltono The following deeds should be of interest ------James Mundle from Barton Roberts 26 Septo 1829 $300000 Sec-19, Twp 13, R 13, 82¾ ao Recorded:12 Febo 1830, Book K:420 ABNER 2j

Jacob Greenwell fron Esther Mundell 6 Maro 1835 . $100000 """ Ct • e ,., e .. t tr·· - P F Sec 19, T-w:p 13, R -- 80ao Recorded 29 Apro 1835-, Book-Q:179 After disposing of her property in 1835, Esther Mundell and her children novcd to Woodford Coo, Illo Here in 1848 she nar ried the Rev o. JohJ.1. Bro·wno (Mrs o Merle Harris, narriage recordo)

1850 census, Woodford Coo 1 Illo, Disto noo 56, Po 4500 Brown, John 56 farner bo Pao RoEo $3,400 Brown, Esther 54 Pao Sells, Jam.es 13 Illo Sells, Rachael 11 Illa Brown, Nancy 8 In.do Brown, Francis Marion 5 In.do The Sells chilc1rc11. living in the household are the children of Esther's daughter, I1ary Esther, who died in 18430 1860 census, Woodford Coo, Illa, Caynovia Twpo, Po 43 Mundell, Esther· 64 housekeeper bo Pao RoEo $3,600 Sells, Rachael· .21 donestic Illo Sells, Janes· 23 farn laborer Ille Brown, Nancy· . 17 donestic Indo Brown, Marion Fe 15 farn laborer Indo Fields, Phylandcr 12 Illo Woodford Coo, Illo narriage records (Merle Harris)o Esther Mundell - John Co Brown 8-10-1848 Jane Mundell - Garnet North 8-31-1843 Minnie Eo Mundell - Clinton ~o Genoways 4-6-1847 Sarah Ann Mundell - Willian Turner 9-21-1843 Rachael Sells - Jo Mo Kirby 11-18-1860 Janes Co Mundell- Sarah Ann Clingnan 9-10-1851 John Co Mundell - Hester Ann Evans 8-13-1865 Sanuel Mundell - Mariah Lo Foster 8-23-1860 ~ Children of JamesJ and Esther (Jones) Mundell - lo Samuel Mundell4 was born in Greene Coo, Pao in 1815 (resi dence of his parents, census) He married Ruth---- about 18480 Ruth died 1 June 1859~ age 40 yrso 10 moso 27 daso according to her gravestone in an old cemetery located 3 miles so of Lacon, I1arshall Coo, Illo Samuel married, second, Mariah Lo Fo~ter in Woodford Coo, Illo 23 July 19600 1850 census, Woodford Coo, Illa, Disto 36, Po 9070 Samuel Mundell 25(35) bo Pao Ruth Mundell 25 Ohio James Mundell uno 1 Ohio 1860 Census,-Woodford Coo, Illo Mundell, Samuel 45 Ro Eo $8,QQQ Mundell, Jam.es Bo 10 Perso 2,000 Mundell, Esther Jo; 6 Mundell, Joseph So 6 (continued) 24 ABNER

1860 census, \Joodford Coo, Illo (continued~same household) Foster, Maria Wo 29 bo Ohio - Foster; Leonard 40 · - Foster, Joseph Ho 5 .· · Ill o

2 o Abner Mundell 4 was born 19 Oct o 1.816 in Greene Coo ,:. ·pa o He married Maria Clingm.an, born ·in S;cioto Coo, Ohio, 12 Maro 1827 o Accordi11.g -to the vJoodford ·County _History (Illinois), . he moved from \vayne Coo , Ind o :to VermillioD: Co C) , ·Ill, and 3 years later, to Woo~ford County, Illo and settled.on Richland Creeko He held the office of Constable 1837-1841, served four years as Justice of the Peace, and two years as Associate Judge of the County Courto Abner owned a large farm of 612 acres, and was a stock raisero .. Abner and Maria had ten children, the following 7 are known: John CO) George Wo, Samuel, Margaret Jo, William Io, Jesse G, and I'lary Mundello You will recogniz.e Jesse Go .as the writer of the letter on Po 220 3o Mary Esther Mundell4, birthdate unknown, married Ant~b.'ony Sellso She died in Iowa Ci·Gy, Iowa, 3 Octo 18430· Family···~r~---·. dition says that upon the death of her daughter, Esthe:~ Mund~ll sent her son Abner with an ox team and wagon to Iowa· City,_ .· where he tool( James Mundell Sells and Rachael Sells and re·.:. turned them to \foodford County, Illo, where their grandmqther_· raised themo According to a biography of James Mo Sells which· appears in Portrait and Biographical Album of McLean County, Illinois in ·which it is stated that "Anthony Sells being a .. miller by trade put up a mill on the Iowa River, near Iowa·/ City, and then pushed southwestward into Kansas where he pa:s·s·- ed the remainder of his days o o o " · · 4 4o Simeon Co Mundell was born iri Ohio Coo, Vao(W~Vao) on 17 Octo 18220 He married Clarinda Patton on 7 Novo· 18520 . Clarinda died 10 Febo 1869~ Simeon settled brief+y in Ver million Coo, as did his brother Abner, then moved.On to Wood- ford Countyo They had four children- · (1) Jap~ tlu1dell bo 20 Septo 1852, do Fort :Worth, Texas, 18760··. . (2) Rachel Co f-hmdell bo 3 July 1858, mA> -'Edward Co Smith, . live in Kru1sas o . . (3) Ella I-I1u1doll bo 20 Septo 1860, do in .. Octo. 18730·- (4) Mary Mur1doll bo 3 Septo 1862, do 20 Septo 1876., Simeon married Lizzie Call, of Greene Coo, Pao on 3 Apro 18760 (History of Woodford Coo, by Perrin & Hillo po639o /J.. .. 5o Jane Mundell', a daughter according to family records, married Garnet North in \.Joodford Coo, Illo, .31 Augo 18430 60 James Oo Mundell\ born in Indiana in 1830, appears in,the 1860 census Woodford Coo, Illo Mundell, Jam.cs Oo 30 bo Indo RE $1,000 Sarah ...4..o 29 Ohio (continued) ABNER 25

1860 census, Woodford Coo, Illo continued - Mundell, Cyrus 5 bo Illo (lived in Indiana) · Jobn 4 Illo n It Esthor Eo2 Illo Family records include the names of Jesse, Addie who mar ried a Hewitt, and Haroldo (Mrso Merle Harris) VIo REBECCA MUNDELL3(Abner2 , James1 ) was born 1 Maro 1792, and died in 18470 Rebecca was baptised in the Goshen Baptist Church 24 Augo 18330 Her husband, Jacob Hatfield~ was excommunicated from this church on 5 Octo 18530 VIIo NANCY MUNDELL3 (Abner2 , James1 ) was born 17 Maro 17940 She married a Coxo VIIIo SAMUEL MUNDELL3 (Abner2 , James1 ) was born 11 Apro 17960 IXo ELEANOR MUIIDELL3 (Abner2 , James1 ) was born 15 May 17980 Xo ABNER MUNDELL3 (Abner2, James1) was born 19 June 18000 . 3 2 1 XIo PRISCIJ,T,A MU1fDELL (Abner , James ) was born 31 Maro 1802, Greene County, Pao She died 4 Octo 1855 in Marshall Coo, Indo (Inscription on gravestone, Greenslope Cemetery in Argos, ·rndo, now destroyed, but records preserved in Indo State Libraryo) Priscilla married Thomas Tribby, and the names of their children are given by descendant., Lawrence Vo Richardson - John Will, Milton, Abner, Joseph, James, Lydia (M.rso John Hughes), Thomas, and Ira Mundello 4 lo Abner Mundell Tribbey was born 24 June 1830 in Ohio, and died 24 June 1887 Toadtown, Butte Coo, Califo He married Martha Brockus, dauo of George Washington and Sarah (John son) Brockus, on 23 Septo 1855, Marshall Co., Indo Martha was born· 23 .,.i\.ugo 1838 in Indiana., and died 23 Septo' 1894

in Bangor, Butte Coo., Calif 0 Their children ctre as follows: George Wo Tribbyj Sarah, Charles, Lydia Jane, Louisa Elizao, Frank, Mattie Tribbeyo (Mro Richardson descends from a dauo, Sarah Tribbey vJho married Stephen Thomas Smith; and their dauo, A...l1.Ilie Belle Smith who married Alonzo Allen Richardsono) XIIo HUGH Mffi...TDELL3 (Abner2 , James1 ) was born 12 Febo 1804 in Greene County, Pao, he died at Browning, Moo, 25 June 18770 (Cemetery record,Vol~2, Northwestern & Central, Linn Coo,Moo) Hugh3 married Eraeling Clark, born in Pao in 1816, and died 2 July 18860 Census records have furnished us with the children of 26 ABNER

. . . Hugh and Emeline.. r1undell _,born after 1850, prior records 11nkn.owno 1850 census, Linn Coo, Moo Munnel, Hugh 46 Pao farmer Emeline 34. Pao Barbara ,Ea 1·2 ·Pao. 1'1ariah 6 Moo Tnomas Po 3 I'1o o · · · Ben.j:·o Lo · . 1 Moc Ware , : .· .Rob:ert · · · 22 VaQ farmer 1860 census, Linn Coo, Moo page 193 Mundal~., .. iju@l .. ·. 56 Pao wheelwright · · Emeline · 45 Pao 1'1ariah 15 Moo Thomas. 15 Mo·o

Pennita io Mo 0 James 9 Moo Melvina ·· '5 Moo

lo James Abner Y.tundell4 , . youngest son of Hugh3 and Emeline (Olark).Hundell, was born 4 Deco 1851 in Linn Coo, Mo., do 6 Jano 1916 at Bro:wning, Moo H_e mo Mary Melissa Hooker 7 Febo 18750 She was b·orn 17 Deco 1855, do 14 Jano 1943 at Browningo {l) Oscar Hugh Mundell5bo. 16 Jano 1876, do 15 Jan.o 1960; m•o·· .. -Lakie ·May Osborne,. 24 Deco 1901 o (2) William Ellswortll Mundell bo 27 Octo 1877, do 16 Deco 1934; mo Nellie Lano·ra Schrock 7 Jano 19000 Ch: Marie, Mervyn, Iva Lee and Eunice Mundello :(3), Nova Zcmbla Mundell bo 9 Jan. 1879, do 30 Jano 1967 · Tucumcari, No Mex~; rao Ara Helen Blair, 11 Maro 19030 Ch: James Myron Mundell bo 27 Jano 1904-; Lloyd bo 3 Jano. 1906; Nova Harold bo 24 Maro 1910; Dorothy ba 4 Apro 1908, Do ·c~. Bo Holt,; Hubert Blair bo 21 June 1913; Mary Helen -bo 8 !Apr •. 1916, Do Do. A:Q Neese; George Lee Mundell bo 31 Deco 19.180 . -· . (4) Rhenic Clark Mundell%o 27 Jano 1881, Browning, Moo do 9, July 1962.at,Tucumca~i, No Mexo; mo Mary Willie Moyer 1 Jane 1915d Ch~ldren: . .Ao Kathryn Ann ~dell6 bo 10 Oct o 1917, mo Rowland Glass Stephenson 3 Apro ·1943, Tucumcari, NgMexo . Ch: .. ao Elizabeth Ann Stephenson bo 3 July 1944, mo Wayne Frank Swinney, 5 July 19630 bo James Rowland Stephenson bo 30 Octa 19570 Bo James Clark Mundell, deceasedo Co Patricia Ann Mundell, deceased. (5) Era Ebeline Mundell b~ 20 Septo 1882, do 1966; mo Ed-· ward Ebelin Schr9ck 24 Deco 19020 Children: Ao Orba Lee Schrock b o 3 Apr9 1904; mo Ira Decker · ;B. f1ary The~ma:- Schrock bo 23 May 1906; mo Fred Ronald 9_o_ Raymond.. ~elin bo 25 -!iUgo 1911; moBarbara Maitland Do· Opal Emeline Schrock bo 16 Deco 1912 ABNER 27

(6) James Nosbcrt Munde115bo 10 July 1886; mo Pearl Kim- borough1 15 Jano 19200 Children: Ao Ma.ry Lee Mundell bo 13 Septo 1921;mo Mueller Bo Phylis Mundell bo 22 Septo 1922;mo Jo Wo Gooch Co Ruth Mundell b~ 27 Febo 1924 Do George Norris Mundell bo 8 Deco 1925 Eo James Nelson Mundell bo 8 June 1927;moElaine Nessee Fo Junius Mundell bo 13-Augo 1828;mo Lon Edmundson Go Joyce Mundell bo 18 Augo 1930;mo Albert Aldridge Ho Richard Mundell bo 4 Maro 1932 (7) Nona Bernice I1undell5 bo 15 Septo 1888; mo Everett Wesley Riley, 25 Febo 19140 Ao Maxine Zoe Riley bo 26 Apro 1916 Bo Josephine Riley bo 12 Febo 1918; mo Nova Straley Co Stc.noly Everett Riley bo 15 Octo 1919;moAnn Zuptich Do Lois lTeva Riley bo 4 May 1921; mo Raymond Phillips (8) Alpha Ebeline I1unde115 bo 30 Jano 1891; mo Roscoe Jay Powell, 1 Ma.ro 19110 Ao Jay Powell bo 8 Apro 1912; mo Clara Simpson Bo Mary Lois Powell bo Deco 1914, do Jano 1915 Co WilL1a Powell bo ~ Jano 1917;- mo Everett Dowdy Do Era Imogene Powell bo 1 Jano 1921; mo Chaso Smith, dcc;do, mo 2ndo William Runnero Eo Nallie Frances Powell bo 5 Septo 1924; mo Da Thorp Fo Clinton Powell bo 17 Septo 1929; mo Margaret Hobbs Go Betty May Powell bo 20 Maro 1926; mo Worthie Harr (9) Mary Naom.i.Mundcll5 .bo 23 Apro 1895; mo Leander Kim brough 15 Augo 1915, he do April 19680

-, . , l XIIIo JOSEPH l"IONDELL? (Abnerc, James~) was born 13 r'Iay 1807 in Greene Coo, Pao, and died 10 Apro 18820 He is buried in Go shen Baptist Church Cemo, Gararde Fort, Pao, beside his parentso Joseph3 married 18 Octo 1832 Mary Reeves, bo 4 June 1812, and died 17 Apro 1891a Mary (Reeves) Mundell left a will, dated 16 Novo 18850 (\-Jill., VoloE:443; noo 3928) Names sons, John,Abner, Jacob and Joseph I1u.. ndcll, and daughters, Mary, Louisa?, Mar garet Ao, Smatha(sic), and grandsons, Jesse, Joseph, Benjamin, and William Mundlco Exrso~ Andrew Waychoff & Abner Mundello Wito, Mary Lantz, Andrew Lantz, and Joseph Stoopso -, Joseph Mundell' appears in the 1850 census of Greene Coo,

Pao with wife I·'.Ic..IJ7 ') and several childreno However, in listing his family I an going to use a Bible record supplied by Ona Waychoff Hillo Ten childrGn: 28 ABNER

lo Thomas Jo.: I'1u:n.dell-r born 8 July 1833, died.27 Augo 1871, buro Goshen Baptist Church Cemo He married Mary Ann McCan.i."1, born 15 July 1838, died 31 Maro 18800 . . .. 4 2o Mary I1unctell bo 3 Maro 1837,' died 5 I1ay 1905, DesMoines, Iowao She.married first a Mangus, 2ndo Tho;m.aso . ·. h - . 1 3o Rebecca Mu..ndell - bo 10 Deco 1838, do 24 Jane 1841., buried Goshen Baptist Church Cemeteryo D- 4 o John-Mundell' bo 21 Octo 18~0, do Deadwood, .No Dakota; married I1argaret McVickero Several chi~dreno I I 5c Abner I1m1dell4 bo 2 Septo 1842, do Washington, Pao; mar ried Margaret Dowlin, 1 ·child, Enloreo . . 4 . oo Jacob ·co :t-1undell -bo 10 Augo 1844, do in Marathon, Iowao He married Emma Ha·wko . Several childreno 4 7. Eliza J. Mundell b. 10 Nov. 1848, d. 14 Aug. 1938; married William Grove, bo Greene Coo, Pao 16 June 1832, do Deco 19100 They moved to Miller, Lawrence Coo, Moo,2 sons, Clyde & Claudeo 4 8. Margaret Ao 1'fundell bo 22 Apro 1849, d. Uniontown, Pa.; married.Josiah Soui;h, be in Hapletown, Pao and do in Uniontown, Pao They had five children:o· ·.. . . 4 . . . 9o Joseph Jlfundel~ . bo 9 Augo 1851_, . do near home in Willow Treeo Joseph .married- :ge,becca Cozardo _ ~·, _ . _ 4 . ' lOo Cemantha Y.tung;ell bo 16 N:ovo 1853, do~ 8 Octo 1938, Waynes- burg, Pao She married Andrew _··Jackson Waychoff on 16 Novo 18730 He was born 12 Apro 1849, .dol6 Jano 19270 Children: Challen Wayman bo 10 July, 1876, attorney; Clyde Co Wo bo. 7 Augo 1878, do 2 Maro 1950, Bellevue, Oo; Roy Johnson bo 24 Febo 1883, do 18 Auga·l931, Waynesburg, Pao; Oma

Marybo 201Tovo 1884; NettieE.o bo 10.·July 1886; GlennA 0 bo ·l. 0 _Juncr 1888, do 12 No-Vo._ 1955, Troy~--~ontana; Andrew Ja~sonj Jr~ bo 23 Octo 1893 (attor:p.eyJ.o (2) Willima. Lafayett~ M~de:Ll5,. the sccolldChild of Tho m.as Jeff_orso11 Mundell (above) and his wife Mary Ann (Mc- · Caru1) Mundell, was bo23.Jano 186l, and do-21 May 1924-; no Isabella Barnes bo 1 Apro 18q3 and do 25 Novo 19040 They were married 20 Deco 18860 Six children: Ao ·cora Bello bo 13 Apro ·1888; ·Do 28 Jano 1914- to Wi_ll B-o~rcr b c ~ 1Vfrty, .1891.,

· .. ao r-Iildred Beyar bo 12 Febo 1915 mo Forest Toon, b" lJ Apr. 19160 Ch: Harvey 1934, Wilma Jean 1950; · ~d Donald 19540 . ..bo Sarah Elizabeth Beyer bo 28 Deco 1917; mo John Bo Koe:ster 20 July 19390 Ch: David 1941; Richard 19480 . Bo Rosa Mundell bo 26 Febo 1890, d~ 16 Maro 1890~ Co Effie Elizabeth Mundell bo 27 Maro 1891,doAugol964 ANDREW- ABNER 29

Do Virgil Barnes Mundell bo 14 Novo 1893; mo Nita Mo Farley on 10 Augo 19150 Nita bo 8 Augo 18970 ao Eula Marvene Mundell bo 11 Septa 1916; mo Geoo William Armstrong on 10 Novo 19400 4 ch: Larry Dave 1941; Kay Elaine 1944; Michael Kent 1946; Ann Louise 19480 bo Lois Anita Mundell bo 11 June 1919, do infancyo coDorothy Ilene Mundell bo 9 Maro 19220 do John William Mundell bo 19 Augo 1921; mo Patricia Jeanne Mapleo Ch: Douglas Eugene bo 1948; .Deborah Lynn bo 1951; Mark Alan bo 19540 eo Carol Ardith Mundell bo 7 May 1935; mo Edward To Anderson in Augo 19590 1 ch: Kevin 19600 Eo Nelson-Morris Mundell bo 24 Septo 1898; mo Helen Simpson on 27 Octo 18190 1 child: ao Edith Ann ~dell bo 8 May 1929; mo Richard Chaso Wagner bo 5. May 19230 1 child: Susan Ann bo 19530 Fo Clifton Donovan Mundell bo 20 June 1903; mo 22 June 1929 to Verda Reynolds o 2 children: . . . ao Clifton Donovan Mundell, Jro bo 2 Jano 1936 bo Ruth Ann Mundell bo 31 July 18440

2 IV O A N DREW l"lMUNDEL L ANDREW .MIBTT)ELL2 (James1 ) was born in Washington Coo, Paa or New Castle Coo, Dela.; There is no record of.his birthdate" He was baptised in the Goshen Baptist Church at_Garrard's Fort, Paa, 13 Octo 17860 He died in Claiborne, Misso, 23 Jane 18170 Andrew Mundell2 married Frances Minor, dauo of.William Minor, Greene Coo, Pao She died in 18050 Andrew married second, r'Iary Smith, a widow of Vachel Dillingham, Jro of Christian Coo, Kyo Andrew Mundell migrated to Claiborne, Mississippi prior to the formation of the county in 18020 Mississippi Court records by Ormsby, Marriages of Adams Coo, Misso shows that Nary Mundell mo David Gibson 1 1'1ay 1820, po86o Frances Mundell mo Dennis Burns in 1820 Andrew has three known children: Ia Joseph Mo r1u.ndell3(first marriage) II. Frances Mundell (first marriage) IIIoAbijah Hunt Mundell' (second marriage) MARG-A-RE T M u·N DELL 2 . ------2 1 . MARGARET f1UNDELL (James ) was born in 1760 and died 15 0-cto· 1831, aged 71 yearso A marker in the Mundel Cemetery is still legibleo She is not mentioned in the will of her father, .··but old papers among the: records of her descendants give much of .. the data· on James an_d Margaret (Garrett') Mundel including the · ·date of their marriage at Wilmington, ·and mention of her brothers, James and Jonathan Mundelo She was·rec0ived by baptism at Goshen Baptist Church on 14 ' Febo 17870 had ·seven They ...,, . childreno

Io THOf'lAS HART?~...,, _his wife·-· was Pol-lyo IIo ELEANOR HART~(Nelly) married Francis McClelland, born 5 July· 1771, son of Andrew and Mary (Knight) McClellando 1850 census, Greene Coo, Pao, Perry Twpo, Po 2060 Frank McClelland 79 Postmaster bo Pao Eleanor 62 Pao Amanda 12 Pao -, IIIo MJI£S HART-' IVo JOHN HART3 V" JA11ES HART3 7 VI o ANNA HART' 3 VII 0 LEVI HART ·was born 8 Jano 1798, married Jane Jackson, ._born·· 1786 , dnt1-o of S~uel and Margaret (Cree) Jacksona ' . 1850 census, Greene Coo, Cumberland Twpo,Pao, Po 209 L·evi Hart 54 Pao Jane Hart 56 Pao Caroline Hart 19 Pao Martha Hart 15 Pa~ Robert Co Hart 12 Pao lo Samuel Hart4 bo 25 ·octo 1818, died as a young mano · 2 o :Margaret Hart b o 3 Aug o 1820, died in infancy o 3o Neri HQrt bo 26 Septo 1821, do 28 June 1899; mo Margaret Ann Re2. b~ 22 Deco 1832, do 29 Maro 1891, the dauo of .. Paul Rco.o 1850 cc:nsus, Greene; Coo, Pao Po 1030 · Neri Hart 29 Pao Margaret Ann 17 Pao 4 ao Mariah Hart bo 8 Nova 1825, mo Thomas Lincolno 5o Melinda Hart bo 8 Jano 1828; do 27 Maro 1871; married

Jennings Burnette 1 do 7 Deco 1870, 45y,lmo,ldao 60 Caroline Hart bo jO Scptol830; mo Henry Jennings l"IARG.ARET & JAMES 31

·70 1'1arthQ HQrt4 bo 28 Febo 1833, do 1885, unmarried 80 Asberry Hart bo 1824 (census), do nt Pierceville, age 82 ycarso He married Sara Ann Houstono Sarah do 21 Deco 18820 . 1850 CC11SUS Greene Coo' Pao ,Greene' ·Twpo' Po 2160. Asberry HQrt 26 bo Pao Sarah Hart 23 Pao Emma Catherine Hart, dauo of Ashley(Asbury) Hart was baptised JunG 1854, Glades Presbyterian Churcho

JliMES MUNDELL 2 e e r e e:e· r e JAMES MUNDELL2 (Jamcs1 ) was born 2 Febo 1767, verified.by Bible records of his sister, Margaret Mundell Harto It is thought by many that James was a second son named James in this familyo Leckey the Pao Historian shows James being born in 17520 This James, if he was the first child of James and Margaret Mun dell, could have died as an infant, since no record of him can be foundo We use the date shown since it is verified by Bible and Federal census recordso Jam.es died 31 Octo 1862; he is buried in th~ Mundell Family Cemetery on the original Mundell lando - James2 married Sarah Miller in 17910 (Orphans Court Docket #l,pol05) Sarah (Miller) Mundell was born in 1768, the dauo of· James and Jemima I1illero The Miller family came from No Jersey but lived in Fayette Coo') Pao James Miller died Intestate, and there were many law suits over the yearso His wife, Jemima, did leave a will,_ dated 4 Apro 1803, probated 12 Deco 18030 She names her dauo Sarah as the wife of James Mundello (Will Book 1:72) Sarah (I-1illci~) f1undell died 21 Maro 1835, aged 67 yearso She is buried in the Mundell family Cemeteryj on a high hill overlooking tho River and Ceylon~ Pao 2 According to Joseph Munde--11 J his son., James suffered a broken hip and \vas a cripple for several years before his deatho 2 James lived in a cabin beside his son Abner Munde113 (not to be confused with his uncle Abner Mundell) for many yearso The 1850 census of Greene Coo, ~o~ongahela Twpa (pol54) records his age ~s 83 1 and living in• the household of Abner Mundello He also appears in the 1860 census, same reference, age 93 yrso 32 JAMES

James Mundell 2 made his will, dated 3 Jano 1854; proved 10 Novo· 18620 . He 1iames. daughters, Jemima Harris, Margaret Morley, , • .. • at Sarah.Clymer, ana_ Frances Bailey, sons, Andrew, James, Joseph, and Abner Mundcllo He left the land to Abnero (Greene Coo, Pao Will Book 4:24) 2 Children of James Mundell & Sarah (Miller) as shown in the will:

Io JEMIMA: MUNDELL3, named in the will of her father as "my 11 oldest daugb.ter 1 Jemima Harris c IIo MARGARET MUJ:TDELL3 was ·born in 1801 according t·; the 1850 Federal census; 'vloodford Coo Sho Iilnrried Joseph Morley and ap parently left Pao between the years 1819-1822, via Indianao 185:0 census·, vloodford Coo, Ill·o, Po 8850 Jos_eph Morley, 55 bo Maryland Margaret Morely , 49 Pao Joseph Lo Morley 31 Pao Catherine-Morely 28 Vao Elvira Mc;>rlcy 16 Indo III. SARAH MUNDELL? was born in 1798 according to the 1850 cen- ... - . suso -,~he date·is ·prob·ably incorrect since it is in conflict with that of other children in this familyo She died in 1874 (date of will} and· is buried in Big Whitely Cemetery beside her first. husbando Sarah3 married John Clymero Sarah was baptised in the Go- . . ' . shen Baptist Church, 24 Augo 18350. Her husband, John Clymer, . was baptised 15 Deco 1861 and died the following dayo (Will, . Fayette Co_o; Pao Book .. ·37; page 4210) Following· tho death of her husband, she married Abner Morriso 1850 census~ Greene CoOj Pao Po 2160 John Climer 70· Pao Sarah Clime~ 52 Pao Sarah Ao 17 Pao Linsay 14 Pa~. (bapto 3 Octo 1854) . ··.Same page, same reference Co Olimer 26 Pao . Orpha 24. Pao Rebecca Ho 9 Pao John. Ho . 7 Pao Sarah 2 Pao Sarah .. (Mundell) Mor~is made her will, dated 20 Apra 1874, probat~.d- 5 Novo 18740 Narries sons, Christiap, John, James Mo, & Linsey -c1ymero (Boo~ 4_:495} Dauo, Sarah Ao, shown in census a JAMES 33

IVo FRANCES MlITillELL3 was born 19 Apro 1798 in Greene Coo, Paa She died at Jane Lew, Wo Vao, 4 Apro 1854, buried on the old Minter Bailey farmo Frances3 married· William Bailey at Lewis Coo, Wo Vao on 7 Febo 1825,(Book l:34)c William was the son of Minter and Nancy (Norris) Baileyo Nancy Norris Bailey was dauo of Lto Wmo Norris of Fauquier Coo 1 Vao (DAR) William was born in Farquier Coo4 Novo 1796 and died at Jane Lew, Wo Vao, 12-~anol849, buried on Minter Bailey farm beside his wifeo -Family tradition says .- "James3 and Joseph3 Mundle went down into Harrison Coo, Wo Vao to find work and land, and probably wives, about 1820-18230 On their return trip home they took their s_ister, Frances who was nearly 24 years of age and still single, with themo While there she met and married a widow~r, William Baileyon They had nine children: 4 lo Ann Bailey bo 27 Febo 1826; mo Washington Brown, moved westo 4. 2o Matilda Bailey bo 9 Apro 1827, do 14 Apro 1916; mo Wilson West on 1 Deca 18470 · 3o Hannah B~iley bo 17 May 1828, do 10 Novo 1916; married Walter Mick on 5 Deco 1844-o 4o Sallie ~iley bo 8 Febo_ 1829; mo Hickenbotton, went westo 5o Nancy Bailey bo 22 Febo 1831; mo Jacob Lester on 11 Octo W€nt ·west o · 1853, 4 60 James Herbert·Bailey was born 1 June 1832, do 22 Febo 1918 at Linn, Wo Vao He mo Margaret Amanda McCue on 4 Augo 18530 She was bo 19 Septo 1836, do 10 Augo 1929 at Linn, WoVao James Ho was a farmer, blacksmith, made furniture, caskets, wagons and buggieso He gave the ground and helped build the Rock_Grove Baptist Churcho Ten children: (1) Allen No Bailey5ba 19 Octa 1854, da 2 May 1936; me Mollie Brcnnono (2) Orpha Bailey died in infancy (3) Hannah Bailey-bo 28 Augo 1858; mo Gustav Stockerto (4) Della Bailey bo 28 Mara 1862; mo Thomas Sleetho (5) May Bailey died in infancy (6) Dora Bailey bo 26 July 1864, died youngo (7) Josephine Frances Bailey bo 14 Jano 1870, .Jane Lew, Wo Vao, do 17 Jano 1916, Linn, WoVao She mo Wmo Ho Patterson 21 Augo 18990 He was bo 12 Apro 1870, at Ellis, Wo Vao, Gilmer Coo; do 13 Febo 1947, Linn, Wa Van, both buro at Rock Grove Cemetery, Lewis Coo He was a vetran in the Spanish American Waro 5 Ch: 34. JA:MES 6 Ao ThGlma Frances Patterson was bo .7 .June 1900;mo · Charles Dewey Osborne 23 Maro 1921, Clarksburg, . v-loVao, bo 15 July 1898, Vadis, Wo Va~ Uo Ferne Osborne bo 11 Jana 1922, ·mo Thomas Ro Gray on 29 June 19410 Ch: Thomas Ro, Jro, Janice Jo, Karen Jane, & Kathey Jeane Grayo b o Carl De\flJGY Osborne b o 7 Febo 1923; mo Jose phine Jankewoski on 3 June 18470 Ch: Gary, Paula, Dennis, Lina, James Carl Osborneo Co James Edmond Osborne, be 5 Deco 1924;· do young de Cecil Otho Osborne bo 30 Novo 1930,. 9-o .young Go Thelma Jean Osborne bo 24 Augo 1934; mo on 14 Septo 1952, William Mundell bo 12 June 1932, son of Ray Mundell, grand.son of Guy Mundello Ch: Debra Jean, Dianne Rae, Doro·thy Lee, Wmo ft_llen Mundello Bo Ralph ~atterson6 bo 28 Oct.o 1901;do26 .June 1917 ·Co. Thomas Claud Patterson bo25 Febol903;doSeptol913 Do William Ray Patterson, Sro bo 3 Febo 1906 at Linn, WoVao; mo 25 Deco 1934 to Nellie Dee Bush·bo 5 I"1ay 1915 o . ao William Ray.Patterson, Jro bo 17 Deco 1936;m. Ryta Flo Willis bo 18 l"Iaro 19390 Ch: William James, Edm.uri.d Ray, Steven Lee Pattersono b., Anita Louise Patterson bo 10 July·l941; mo 11 July:1959 to Bradley Reed Adams, bo 12 Jano 19400 Ch: John Mark & Shanda Christine Adamso .. · Eo Herbert James Patterson bo 1 June 1910, mo Dessie Cathers on 22·Febo 1936, live ·Wo Milford,WoVao ao Ann . bo Frances Co Robert Pattersono {8) Douglas Bailey bo 17 July 1872, mo Bertie. Thornhill (9) James Ho Bailey, Jro bo 15 Jano 1874; mo Grace Farnswortho (10) Eustace Boyd Bailey5 bo 3 May 1878; mo Olive Tal- boto. · 6 .Ao Guy Bailey bo 5 May 1907; mo Lena Cathers, live at Linn, \{" Vao ( Bailey .data b:y Guy Bailey) Ch: Mida Margaret, James Guy, David Boyd, and B~and~ May Baileyo Be Alica Bailey mo Zo Wiseman LL 1inter Xo Bailey· bo 8 Deco 1834; do 1 Deco 1888; m ielen Vo west on 3 Deco 18570 80 Eunice Bailey b., 1837; mo Nute Brown, west westo 9o Silas Bailey bo 1839, mo Wilma Satithawteo (The records for Frances Mun~e113 were furnished by a desco Thelma Osborne· 438 We Green, Carmichaels, Pao 153200)

Vo ANDREW MUNDELL3 ,·. the oldest son of James2 and wife Sarah (Miller) Mundell according to his· will, went to Core, Wo Vao He had a son named Jameso JAMES 35

VIo JAMES MUNDELL3 (James2 , James1 ) was born in Greene Coo.,::~a_o 28 Jano 1798 (date probably incorrect)o He died 2 May 1856 in Cooper Coe, Moo . James3 was· ruarried 9ct_o- 1823 to Nancy Grooms, born 25 Deco 1807 in Greene Coo, Pao (records of go dauo, Frances .Mundell Johnston)· Howeverj- the 1850 census s·hows her birthplace- as Vao She was the dauo of Richard and Alemeda (Selvy__) Groomso (Richard Grooms ·1ost a leg in· the Battle of Brandywine, 11 Septo 1777, in the _Revolutionary Ware) Nancy died_' in 1903 at age of 96, Linn County, ·Kanso, buried at Goodrich, Kansaso Deeds - located in Clarksburg, Wo Vao Levi and Ann Bond to James Mundell, 105 acres on Lost Creek, 8 June, 18470 (Book 34:356) James Mundell- sold to John Do Romine and Richard Skinner, __105 ao on Lost Creek, 30-Apro 1853. (Book 38:355) · Thomas Reed and-wife, ~Lucinda to James .Mundle, 130 ao on Lost Creek, 18 Apro 18320 (Book 21:240) _ · - -· James·· .Mundle and_; wife Nancy sold to George Davidson, 7? ao on Lo·st Creek-;··-3.~ June 18390 (Book·-27:422) ;- James .Mundle ·and wife Nancy sold to Eli McQuarter, 38 ao on Lost Creek, 27 Septo 18430 (Book 32: 346) · .

1850 cens_us_,. Harri.$Oll Co O (West) Vao . : Mundle ,. -James age 52 Wheelwright bo Pao Nancy 43 Vao ~o~eph 21 Vao Rosana 17 James 11 Sophia 8 Thcophilas 5 The· family migrated to Cooper County, Missouri in 18530 The children of James Munde113 & wife, Nancy (Grooms) Mundell - 4 lo Brice Grooms I1undell bo 22 Dec·o 1825; mo Sarah Dawson -184-6, livcd at LaCygn8, Linn Coo , Kansas o 2o Joseph Wb.itfield Mundell was bo 4 Novo 1828, Harrison Coo, Wo Vao; do 3 May 1903, Linn Coo, Kanso, buro Oakwood Cemetery, Centerville, Kanso He mo Mildred Alice Read near Boonville, Cooper Coo, Iioo, 22 Jan" 18620' She was bo 28 Maro 1841, - Pisgah, Cooper Coo, Moo; and do 22 Jano 1931\ Fort Scott,Kanso She was dauo of Samuel and Elizabeth (Harris; Reado (Samuel

bo 1 Maro 1809 1 Harrison Coo, Vaa and Elizabeth bo 2 July 1817 in Kyo) The Reads migrated to Missouri about 1820, the Mun.dells in 18530 (1) William_Stunton Munde115 bo 27 Octo 1862, Baldwin City, Douglas Co c,_, Kans o; do 26 Deco 1943 Newcastle, Oklao; mo Alice Addline Berry 13 Arigo 1844 who was bo 10 Deco 1866 in Lee Coo, Iowa and do 18 July 19400 36 JAMES

6 Ao··Ncllie.Mundol1 bo 19 July 1885, Tio Warner Virginia Mundell H0 Clyde Mundell, do infant Jolm Mu..ndcll Io Audrey Mundell Milc1rcd Mundell Jo Infant, died Margucrcte 11undell Ko Charles Rob2rt Mundell,bo Ii1.faJ.1t diodo 5 Maro 1905, Newcastle, Rcr1c1 Mundell McLain Coo, Oklao Lo Joseph Mundell~ d~ infant . (2) Frances MaudG Mundoll5bo 25 May 1864, Keokuk, Linn Coo, Kanso;mc James Eo Johnstone Frances do 30 Novo 1965 (over 100 yrso) at Fta Collins, Colao Children: Ewing, Mildred, and James Johnstono (3) Alice fuy Munde115 bo 5 Febo 1866 Keokuk-Georgetown, Linn Coo, Knnso; do 15 June 1861 Kanso City, Moo, buro Evergreen Cemetery, Fto Scott, Kanso She mo Charles Ed ward Holstein (Hornstein in Sweden) 22 f1aro 18850 He· was - bo 18 Deco 1858 Springfield, Illo, do 22 Deco .1941,· buro ' Evergraen Cemeteryo 6 Ao Charles \valter Holstein bo 17 Jano 1886; m-o· 1 ·Ma-ra 1908 Elizabeth Francis Ownbey, ·bo 17 Augo 1884-, Green- wood, Sebastion, Arko, dauo of Francis Warren and Nancy Elland (Jones) Ownbey o · · · ag Lois Holstein bo 15 Deco 1908, Newalla, Oklao; mo 1st o Alberto Fuentes, Jr o 25 Deco 1927 o He was b·c 25 Deco 1902 Mexico City,DoFo, son of Geno Alberto Fuentos,Sro and Govo of State of Aguascalientes, . Moxa and Anselma (Ramos) Fuenteso Ch: (a) Xochitl Imelda Fuentes bo 19 Novo 1928; mo 6 June 1948 FTa.nk BrUJ.7.0o Ch: Charles Anthony, Mark Bennet, and Gina Christian Brunoo (b) Lois Fuentes bo & do May 19310 (~) Charles Alber·t Fuentes bo 2 May 1932, (Adopted by James Ro Orrell 1949) After divorcing

Alberto Fucntes 1 Jro 1935, Oklao City, Lois (Hol stein) Fuentes Do 2ndo on 28 July 1936 to James Rnymond Orrell, bo 24 July 1905 at Carl Junction, Jaspe~ Coo, Moo 1 son: (d) James Owenbey Orrell bo

4 July 1938 1 Oklao City; mo on 22 Augol964 to Kay Ma~1 e Lackey~ bo 5 Augo 1942o(Note: Chaso Albert Fuentes Orrell (adopted) mo 9 Novo 1954 Clauda Er line McAdams~ bo 3 Septo 19330 Ch: Xochitl Lynn & Steven Charles Orrello be Elland May Hostein7 bo 2 May 1910 Newalla, Oklao mo 14 Maro 1938 to Lay Thompsen Dutcher, bo 20 Septo 1908a .. . Bo Clyde Earl Hostein b~ 3 Septo 1887, do 18 Maro 1950 Co Eugene Joseph Holstein bo 17 Augo ±890. Do Frederick Adelbert Hol~tein bo 3 Apro 1893; do 1911 Eo Mark McKinley Holstein bo 25 Jane 1895 Fo Paul Philip Holstein bo 25 Jano 1897 Go Lorena Elizabeth Holstein bo 26 Augo 1900 Ho Harlan Mundell Holstein bo 26 Novo 1902 Io Hannah Alice Holstein.be 29 Septo 1905 JAMES 37

(4) Marietta Virginia Mu.nde115 bo 25 Maro 1868 Keokuk Georgetown, Linn Coo, Kanso; mo lsto James Henry :r1apes; 2ndo mo Edward Vintono Ch: Clarence Jo Mapes, Zola·I1apes, and Juanita (Vinton) Sanderso (5) George Adelbert Mundell bo 16 Novo 1873, do infancyo (6) Clyde Austin Mundell bo 23 Deco 1877, de 1926 -·. (Data from Lois (Holstein) Orrell, 311 NoEo 11th S-to, Oklao City, Oklao 73104) . 4 3o Rosanna· I1undell bo -1833 (1850 census)o .: . 4o Grandison James Ifundell .bo 19 Maro 1839 in w~--- Vao, do 23 Jano 1907; mo 23 Maro 1871 ·in Linn Coo, Kans_o t,o ·S·a_r~ Davis, b o in NC) Y., in 1850, _de, in -Pl-easanton, Kans o :17 Sept": 19300 (1) Jessie I~fundell _bo 7· Se·pto 1876, do in 1953; ~o_:_ Isaac Lockwood in 1894, do in June 1930. Both__ bo Linn Coo., Kanso Both do L?- ~ Colo o 5 ·.· . ·. · · . . .•• · •···.. . . . (2) Georgia. Yrundell b o 22 Augo 1878; Llnn C.o o , - Kap.~ o , mo Robert Gib-bons, 26 Octo 18990. He was bo· 5 Dec~ 1873, do 5 Novo 19L!•9o 1 dauo Dorothy· Gibbons, bo 17 Septo 1900; mo George Goforth, 14 June 19310 . __ ~3) Fr~ces Mundell bo 24 Jul•y.·_188~;. Linn Coor·Kanso, do 1.n Venita, Oklao, 18 Jano 1913; mo oeth Cope in 19060 5o Sophia Macy Mundell bo 1842 (1850 cettsus)o 60 Theophilas Austin Mundell bo 1844 in· __ (W) Vao, do~·7 Febo 19290 1 dauo, ·stella who mo Goldie Mo Kn;Lgh.to 7 o Alemeda May Mundell o . · ...... 1 Vllo JOSEPH MONDELL3 (James2, Jam.es ) was born in Greene Co., Pa., on 13 Octo 18000 IIe died 20 Augo 1·888, in Hobart, Indo, buro in . '

Old Hobart Cemetery~ '' ,. .. , On 19·octo 1829., he married in:Harrison Coo, Vao, to Amanda Melvina Sigler, bo 13 Auge 1813:· in Hampshire Coe, Vao Amanda do 28 AprQ 1890 in Hobart, Indo 1850 census, Lake Co0, Indo, Hobart Twpo, po 3100 Joseph Mundell 49 wheelwright Pao Amanda 38 . Vao Elm6re 19 Va~ Alonzo 13 Indo William 11 Indo Oscar 8 Indo James 6 Indo Catherine 2 Indo Joseph Mu_r1dell3 made his will, dated 5 Augo 1882; Pl:"'Obated , 14 Deco 1888 (1J1lill R.ecord C2: 250) o He names his wife, Aman·da Mo Ifundell, his son James and his grandson Charles Mundell, his· sons, Elmore and Alonzo Mundello · James Mundell, exro of the estateo 38 JAMES

4 lo Elmore Harte Mundell I bo 20 Deco 1830 in Harrison Coo, Vao Elmore do 111'1ay 1907, buried in Old Hobart Cemetery., Hobart'.) India_-r1aa Ho mo 1st o, Sarah Cobb on 1 May 1858., Por ter Coo, Indo S~rah do 18 Septo 1862, (cho below )o Elmore mo 2ndo 16 OctQ 1870 in Porter Coo, Indo to Harriet Wilsono Harriet was born 10 June 1853, Jasper Coo, Indo, and died 17 June 1926, Hobart., Ind_o (5 children by 2ndo marriageo) (1) Children of 1st~ marriage (copied exactly as written) Sarah Ann Gearhart and Charleso Elmore 1-1, Charles., Quinbe, Howard, Ethel Mundell, and Mary Pflughaupto (2) Jane Munde115 bo 20 Deco 1871, Hobart, Indo, do 26 Febo 1916, Gary, Inda, buro Crown-Hill Cemetery, Hobart, Indo mo 11 Novo 1891 to John Trager, bo 1860, do 19350 1 child, William bo 1892, do ~19420 (3) Mae Mundell bo 1875, do 19170 (4) William bo 1876, do 1880 . Elmore .Harte Mundell II bo 18 Augo 1885, Hobart, Indo, do 5 Nov~ 1950; mo 3 Octo 1910, Cresco, Iowa, to Leah Kline, bo 17 Apro 18850 Ao Elmore Harte III bo 9 Maro 1911, Ainsworth, Indo; mo Dorothy- Walker ~on· 14 D·ec o 1940 o 1 son: Elmore Harte IV bo 17 Novo 194-3, Leah Sherwoodo -- B. Maurine Muiidc°ll b .: 1913, ·do 1962 o Co Mary Elizabeth Wells . Do William Mundell Eo John Mundell (5) Alice tfu.nde115 bo 21 July 1889, Hobart, Indo; mo 6 July 1918, Chicago, Illa to attorney Floyd Eo Demmon I, bo 1890, do 19550 (Alice Demmon-120i Cleveland Sto, Hobart, Indo) ~~ Floyd Earl Demmon II bo_ 30 Jano 1926, Gary, Indo; mo 15 June 1947, Hobart, Indo, to Ruth Ellen Rosen baum, bo 1926~ Ch: Floyd Earl III bo 26 May 1951, Gary, Indo, and Randolph.Allan be 17 Maro 1953, Gary, Indo Be William.Mundell Demmon bo 14 Octo 1927, Gary, Indo mo 8 Apro 1950, Wayne Coo, Indo, to Dottie Lou Lea vell1 bo 19280 Ch: Susan bo 23 July 1952; William Mo bo 30 Jano 1954; Diane bo 15 Deco 1956; Kathleen bo lL!- Apro 1958., and Patricia bo 17 Maro 19600 lJ.. 2o William I·Iun.dell 'bo 21 Maro 1839, Hobart, Indo, do 30 Deco 1862 in the Civil War? Battle of Stones River, Tenno · 4 3o Alonzo George Mundell bo 2 Apro 1837, Elkhart Coo, Indo; died 7 Octo 1888 1 Hobart, Indo, buro ·01d Hobart Cemeteryo He mo 14 Octo 1858) Lake County, Indo to Caroline Smitho (1) George Harris Mundell bo 4 Octo 1860, Munford, Indo; died 10 i1aro 1914, ·Reading, Burks Coo, Pao He mo Lavina Neiman on 1 Jan~- 1884, Fennimore, Wisco Ao Jam.es Fr~.derick Mundell bo 11 May 1885, Fennimore,_ Wisc o, do 30 Novo 1954-, Philo,· Penno; mo Mayne Rennen berg, 17 June 1905, Reading, Pao JAMES 39 6 Bo Annie No Mundell bo-23 Deco 1889, Royalton, Green Coo , !1inn o ; mo Thomas Ely 28 Aug o 1909, Reading, Pao Thomas do 17 Deco 19490 Co Katherine Le Mundel16 bo 26 June 1892, Reading, Pao; mo Thomas Elliott on 30 Maro 1912, Reading, Pao Do George Edgar Mundell6 bo 6 Jano 1895, Reading, Pao, do 25 Jano 1951 in Reading; mo 25 Augo 19-17, Florence Stump., Reading, Pao · . ao Edwin Thomas Mundell? bo 22 Maro 1918, Reading,Pao; ·no Dorothy Ehrgood on 27 June 1942, Readingo bo Ralph Richard Mundell bo 2 July, 1919, Reading,Pao; mo Th·eresa Pacisico on 28 Deco 1941, Readingo Co James Harvey Mundell bo 25 Maro 1922, Reading,Pao; ma Mary Bioans, North Carolinao do Harold Earl Mundell bo 25 Febo 1925,. Reading,Pao; me Elain Hall, Reading, Pao ea Robert Brook Mundell bo 30 Septa 1931, Reading,Pao; mo ~leap.or Hermausader, June 1951, Reading, Pao Eo Williani McKinley Munde116 bo 8 Deco 1908, Reading,Pao; mo Ethel Miller·on 12 Augo 1922, Reading, Pao Fo Minnie May Mundell bo 1887, died 18880 · 4 4o James Mundell (Joseph3, James2 , James1 ) was born 28 Febo 1844, Hobart, Inda, d" 12 Deco 1918, Hobart, Inda, buro in Old Hobart Cemeteryo He mo 1 Aug~ 1881, Mary Knothe, in Chicago, IlL (Rcfa Lake and Calume't Region by Howat, p. 740) (l)_ Joseph Maxemillian Mundell bo 17 Apro 1883 in Hobart, Inda, do 3 Deco 1965 in Hobarto; mo Ethel .Druscilla Gear hart, bo 221tugo 1892,.Hamlet·, Indo -9 children: 6 Ao Edna Josephine Munde11 bo 23 Febo 19i3,· Hobart, Indo; mo 25 Octc 1935 to Francis Peter Toering, be 31 Octo 1909 in ~nicago~ Ille, do Deco 19640 - ao Nancy Jo· Toering bo _20 July 1936, Hobart,.Indo; mo 23 Apro 1955 to Virgil Lo Norris bo 31 Octo 193L~ in Gary, Indo 3 ch: Jeffrey Donald 1956, Gregory Lee 1957, Susan Jo 19620 bo Patricia Ann Toering bo 28 Septo 1938; mo Terry Shaiv o 3 ch: Becky Lynn b o 1959 Hawaii, Terry Ed t•1ard 1961, Wendy Ann b o 19620 Co Francis Edwin Toering bo 15 Jano 1941, Hobart,Indo m"-6 June 1963 to Marjorie_-Scotto 1 child: Francis Paul bo 24 Maro 19640 do Donald Richard Toering bo 14 Febo 1948, Hobart,. Ind o ; mo Oct o 1966 to Carolyn Spiller, b o 2 May· 1947 in Hobart, Indo Donald in the Air Force, now Azoreso 1 child: Tracy Lynn bo Jano 19680 - Bo Sarah Mundell bo 8 Octa 1914 in Hobart, Indo;m • . __ Richard Malcolm Boruff, b~ 29 Augo 1916, Owensburg, Indo ao Karen Lynette Boruff bo 25 Augo 1946, Hobart bo Kristofer Johan Boruff bo 30 June 1952 Co Kent Douglas Boruff bo 25 Novo 1953 do Valeria Ann Boruff b.o ~9 Jano ~957 40 JAMES 6 Co James Meredith Mundel1 bo 2 Septo 1916, Hobart,Ind.; mo lsto Geneva Haddix in 19370 1 child: Meredith Ann Mundell, bo 3 Deco 19390 James mo 2ndo 22 Novo 1942 to Rosalie Ann Toering, bo 6 Maro 1913 in Westgate, Iowao Four children: 7 ao Jam.es Meredith Mundell, Jro bo 27 Octo 19460; mo 4 Augo 1967 to Phyllis Dixon bo Augo 19470 bo Marilyn Grace Mundell bo 11 Apro 1948 Co Jenifer Rose Mundell bo 19 Maro 1951 do Melodie Jane Mundell bo 15 Deco 1954 . . 6 Do Robert Lowell l'fu.ndell·bo 17 Septo 1918 in Hobart; mo in Jano 1941 to Kathleen Walterso Five ch: Robert, Marciaj \-lilliam, Susan and Melissao Eo Joseph Maxamillian, Jro6bo 10 Apro 1921 in Hobart, mo 15 Febo 1947 to Viola Graziani, bo 5 Jano 1926 in Gary, Ind.o 4 children·: ao Cassandra Jo 'Mundell bo 17 Novo 1947 bo Deborah Ann Mundell bo 14 May 1950 Co Gale Lynn Mundell bo 23 Novo 1958 do rlichelle Mundell bo 1 Augo 1962 6 Fo-Clara Vynette Mundell bo 22 Maro 1923 in Hobarto · She mo 21 Jan~ 1943 to Raymond Grant Thompson b. 24 Apro 19210 Three children: ao Pamela Jo Thompson bo 25 Septo 194-4-, mo 10 Apro 1965 to Franklin Eugene Thomas, Jro bo 15 Jano 1938a 1 child: David Erik bo 6 Septo 19670 bo Penny Jean Thompson bo 13 Octo 1949 Co Patty Joyce Thompson bo 3 Jano 1958 6 Go Shirley Elizabeth Mundell bo 17 Apro 1925 in Hobarto mo 25 Novo 1945 to Henry Stozek, bo 17 Septo 1924 in Gary, Indo Two ch: Deidra Beth Stozek bo 23 Novo 1946 in Hobarto She mo 29 Septo 1966 to William Dale Woods, bo 12 July 1945 in Chicago, Illo bo Debra Sue Stozek bo 4 Apro 19600

Ho Son 1 deceased at birth, May 19270 Io Do~ald Richard Mrmdell6to 2 Septo 1928 in Hobart, mo Marilyn Jean Jordanj bo 9 July 1932 in Hartford City, Inda 3 ch: . ao Cathey Jean Mundell 7 bo 3 Septo 1951 in Hobarto bo I1ichael Alan bo 16 Maro 1953, Hobart~ Indo Co Steven Arlo Mundell bo 19 May 19640 (2) Edna l"b:i..vina Munde115 bo 16 Octo 1886, Hobart, Indo; mo 6 June 1906 to William Troehlero She.do 22 Augo 1937, buro Mundell. Mau_solcum., Crown Hill Cemetery, Hobart., Inda 1 child: Ao Verna Amanda Wilson bo ll.1'1ay·1907, Hobart;- mo 14 July 1940, Porter Coo, -Indo, to Coleman Wilsono Children: Jack Hqnry., .Charles -Oscar, Diane, and Duane Wilsono 4 2 1 5o Oscar Mundell. (Joseph3 ,· James , James ) . 4 . . 4 4 60 Samuel 7g Catherine 80 Sarah Mundell (Record of family of Joseph Mundell3 by Alice Mundell Demmono) JAI1ES 41

VIII.o ABNER· .MUNDELL3 (James2 , James1 ) youngest son of James2 a!ld Sarah (Miller) f1undell, ·was born in 1807, Jan.o 14tho ( 1850 censuso He died 13 Novo 18920 (Will Book 6:561) -, . ·Abner7 married 'Elizabeth Mundell, dauo of Eli and Ann (Cree) ~dell, bo 1802 according to the 1850 Censuso Elizabeth was still living in 1892, named in Abner's willo ·.. Abµer :ltvea. i11. Greene. County all of his lif~o His father, in his last will and testament, states, ''I ·give and bequeath u unto my fourth son Abner Mundell, his heirs and assigns all that tract situated lying and being in·Monongahela Twpooon(Book 4:24) '1850.census., Greene Coo, Monongahela Twpo, Po 1540

Abner Mundell age 43 fa·rmer b o f>a o Eliz~e~ ~ &o William 23 cooper Pao Jam.es , 21 · farm laborer Pao Marion (Mo) 19 farmer· Pao Margaret· · 17 Pa. Lavinia 11 Pao James Mundell 83· Pao (bo Pao 2 Febol867, . father of Abner) · ; : 1860 :·census, Greene Coo, Monongahela Twpo !bner. Mundell 53 farmer Pao Elizabeth 57 Pao This house was beside· the above dwelling but was dividedo William Mundell ~ 33 farmer Pao Margaret 27 (housekeeper for James2 ). Lavina · 21 Abner (Bo) 18 Emma Mundell 9 James Mundell 93 (do 31 Octo 1862) On 5 Febo 1862 Abner Mundell purchased the following - Abner Mundellooosum. of ten dollarsoooTreasury of Commonwealthooo tract in 'f1onongahela Twpo, Greene Coo Beginning by land of James Eo Hartloyoooby other land of Abner Mundeloooby land. of Thomas Hustonocoby· land of Joseph Hamiltonooocontaining 5 acres, thirty three perches and allowanceo o o a surveyed 7 Maro 1871·., o·-o recorded 5 Febo 18720 (Patent Book H, Volo 71:188) It appears that this was a rr1ost acreage" until discovered in the recent survcyo · · Abner Mundc113 wrote his will, dated 27 Jano 1880; pr_obated.. 16 Novo 18920 (Book 6:561, #3928) He named his wife, Elizabeth; youngest son, Abner f·fu.ndell, Jro; grand dau.,. Emma Mundell; .. · sons and daughters, Sarah marrted to Ho Reaves, Annie married 42 JAMES & ELI

to Fo Thomas, Ylarga:I'e-I? married to John Mundell, William Mundell, Thomas Mundell, a.11.d Louvena Mundell married to Wmo Linds.ayo Wtto, No Mo Hartley & Do Co Stephensono Children of Abnor3 and wife Elizabeth (Mundell) Iiundell, taken from Abner Mundcll;s Bible, owned by Clyde Mundell of Carmi chaels, Pao 4 lo Sarah Mundcll b,, 25 Apro 1825; mo·-Harry Reeves, 10 Jano1842 2o Ann Mundell bo 25 Apro 1825 (twin); mo Franklin ~homas on 14 Jano 18510 . 4 3 o Willium Garrett Mundell b o 2 -~y 1827; no Sopl;lia Giloert?· 4o James Mw.1.ctcll bo 1829 (1850 census) ;mo Elizabeth Dorman, 17 Febo 18560 4 . 5o Francis Mo Mundell mo Caroline Barice on 31 Maro 18590 60 Eli Marion Mundell bo 15 July 1831 7o Margaret I'-'.Eundell bo 26.May 1833; mo John So (Steen) Mun dell 15 June 18620 John was born 30 June 1832, Grafton, Wo Vao, do 31 Jan. 1898, Carmichaels, Pao He was son of. Eli Mundello 8 children: (names of first 3 have been mis-. placeda) . (4) James Eo Mundell 5 bo 20 Maro 1863, do 23 Septo· 1864 (5) Elizabeth Caroline Mundell bo 2 Deco 1864; mo ·Po Ao Rock on 21 Jano 18880 1 child; Mary Margaret Rock (6) Rebecca E.llen Mundell bo 10 June 1867 (7) Louvenia l"Iary Mundell bo 2 Jano 1870 (8) Guy Do Mundell bo 9 Augo 1872, Ceylon, Pao, do there 25 Augo 1957; mo Ida Vo Cummins on 8 Augo 19040 Ida was bo 25 Augo 1881, Ceylon, Pao and do there 5 Octo 19550 Known children: . Ao Evalyn Mundell mo· Home·r Hartley o (DAR Papers) Bo Elsie.Lo Mundell do 15. Deco 1915 4 ' : 80 John Milton 1:fu.ndell bo 29 Apro 1836, do 29 Augo 18360 9o Lavenia Mundell bo 29 June 1839; mo Wmo Lindsay 28 June -- 100 Abner Mundell bo 13 July 1841; mo .Ann Sterling.16 Jano 18700

EL I MUNDELL 2 • • r er ELI MUNDELL2 (James1 ) was born between the years of 1765~ 1784 according to the 1810 census of Greene Coo, Pao Since the date of birth j_s not· kno1A1n, we can only guess at the place of birth, probable place, New Castle Coo, Delao, but it could also be Washington Coo, Pac He is buried in the old Mundell Cemetery near Ceylon, Pao,(gravestone crumbled and worn) 2 0 Eli married :prio:r.> to 1794- to .Ann Cree, daughter of RobeI't and Janet Cree o · .Anne died 22 Augo 1820 and is burie·d in the pioneer Mundell Cemeteryo Her marker shows seven childreno ELI 43

Eli Mundell was received by baptis~ into the Goshen Baptist Church, Greene Coo, Pao He was active in the church, whic.h granted him a license to preach on 25 June 18030 He was cen sured several times for not attending church, and later excluded because he had joined the Methodist Society and preached ·their doctrineo Deed - Eli Mundell to James I~wi~ (Volo 5, Po 484) 1 Deco 1825, between Eli Mundell of Monongahela Twpo, Greene Coo, and JaID.es Irvin. o·f. same twpo o o o:8000 00= o o·a ·tract· of land called "Mundell Choiceu patented to Jam~s Mundell -On 1 Maro 1790 ~dbe- queathed by will of James Munde-11 to_ r:said_ Eli Munq.e_llo o oland _of George Seatonooa~and of Eli ·and.~ose-ph ~dellooooland of the heirs of _Samuel Hustonoooc9ntai4ing 57 acres and a~lowance of 6 perches for roads~ o o·.one square p$Pch is reserved where the -father, mo:the·r, and wife of said Eli Mundell- are interred, ·that. is to say the said Eli Mun.dell reserves the ··use of the s8.me. ·as a b'Ucying ground for -himself and family .and prohibits.the_ plowing, till, and ~culture of the. same in any way whatsoever,. and the. said James Irwin for himself arid his heirs and.assigns agrees to keep the same sacred for the purpose above statedo Wito, Jay Thompson (Signed) Eli Mundell Ho -No Thompson Recorded 21st Naro 1825 The historian Leckcy did not give the children of Eli and Ann (Cree-) Mundell; other sources have revealed their names, but not their .birth dates nor the order of their birtho . ' Io MARGARET .MUNJ)EI,I,3 marri,ed Rob.ert Mille·r, 22 Febo 1833, Monon:- galia Coo , Vac (File· 1-5-6 o) , II o SARAH ANN MUi{DELL3 IIIo ELIZABETH MUI'JDELL3 bo 1802, do .24 Septo 18850 7 IVo ROBERT MUNDELL.? . 3 Vo ELI MUNDELL , JR o -,, VIo JAMES MUNDELL.? VIIo WILLIAM M1J1IDELL3 be 1 (or 7) Jano 1794, near Bentons Ferry, Marion Coo, Wo Vao He died 22 Novo 18540 William was married 19 June 1817 to Rebecca. Reppe,. --born 31 May 1802 in Monongalia Coo,. Vao, do 16 Febal869o The \1illiam Mundell, Sr. Bibl·e _is in possession of a grand dauo, Mrso Charles Co Crayton, Hughes Mine, Wo Vao Copied 22 Maro 19380 Children of Willirun.3 and Rebecca (Reppe) Mundell, all born around Colfax, Marion Coo, Wo Vao 44 ELI

lo Jacob Mundell4 bo 20 June 1818, do 22 Septo 1854; mo Matilda Brown on 6 Apro 18430 He mo 2ndo to Sarah, a dauo of Abner Mun.dell, a son of James Mun.dell(2)o 4 2o Sarah Ann I1undell bo 21 Deco 1820, do 31 Jano 1839; mo Silas .Barnes~ he died 18390 3o William Carley Mun.dell4 bo 23· May 18230 4 4o Matilda Ao Mu.ndell bo 1 Jano 1826; mo Jonathan Shrivero 4 5o Malvina Mlli1doll bo 27 Jano 1828; mo --- Vincento 60 Eli Franklin Mundell4 bo 2 Febo 1830, do 11 Augo 1864 in the Battle of Winchester, Civil Waro 4 7o John Steon Mundell bo 30 June 1832, do 31 Jano 1898; he ·mo Sarah Ellen Brumm.age on 13 Novo 18510 Sarah was bo 3 June. 1833, do 18580 · John mo 2nd·o Margaret Ann Mun.dell,_ ·aauo of Abner and Elizabeth Mun.dell, so·n of James(2), on 15 June 18620 Margaret Ann v1as 1:Yo 26 May,. 1833,. do 10 Octo 19050 Three children by lsto marriage, five by 2ndo marriageo (1) William Nathan ·Mun.deli5 bo 25 ,June, 1854; mo Elizabeth Knight on 11 Maro 18720 . (2) Charles Ao Mun.dell b~ 17 July 1856, do 20 Octo 18580 (3) Emma Florence r1undell bo 3 Septo 1859; mo Richard Ste wart 20 Apro 18780 (4) James Eo Mun.dell bo 20 Maro 1863, do 23 Septo 18640 (5) Elizabeth Caroline Mun.dell bo 2 Deco. 1864; mo Po Ao Rock on 21 Jano 18880 Child - Mary Margaret Rock do 5 May 18900 (6) ReQecca Ellen Munde115bo 10 June, 1867 (7) Louvenia Mary Mun.dell bo 2 Jano 1870 (8) Guy Do r'Iundell bo 9 Augo 1972; mo Ida Vo Cummi_ngs on 8 June 19040 Child: Elsie Lo Mundell do 15 Decol915 (Most of these dates furnished by Evalyn Hartley· (Mrsa Homer Hartley) dauo of Guy Mundello _Seepage 42 for same fam.ilyo) 4 80 Tazwell M-undell bo 25 July 1835 4 9o Elmira I1undell bo 29 July 1838; mo John Welch 4 lOo Rebecca Ellen Mun.dell bo 31 July 1841; mo Benjamin Bo Shavero

11 o Harriet I·lundell4 b o 30 Apr o 1843; mo George Woody Q

VIIIo LEV I MUNDELL 2 c_-..,.._. • M s rm I -==- e • - · 2 LEVI MUNDELL (James1 ) was b.orn between 1770-1780 accord ing to the 1840 census of.Greene Coo, Pao He died about 18620 (Will Book ~:29) JOSEPH & LEVI 45

Levi Mundell2 married a widow, Mary Hopsteino She had a son by a previous marriage, (his name may have been Charles,

.-a ref o. in Deed Book 224:.359) Levi, along with his brother Joseph, received the .land their father ·was living upon at his death~ The descen(?.ari.ts · have the .original patent for the lando The 1840 census of Greene Coo; Pao shows Levi Mundle age 60-70 years, and may ~ave been .the youngest sono · In April 1860, Levi Mundel2 made his will was probated in December 19620 · He names his wife, Mary Mundle, and her grandson, Thadet1s Hopstein. "I give and bequeath to her gra.rid son all my lands and tenements goods and chattels as a recom pense and compensation for his labour, and trouble for wait- . . . . . ing on .and talring care of myself and my beloved wife o " Levi appointed.Thomas Lucas the executor of his willo However, before Levi died, he and wife Mary, bequeathed to her grandson$ Thadeus Hopstein, his property on 5 Deco 1862 and the Deed was registered on 6 Deco 1862o(Book.- 224:359)

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JOSEPH f-ruNDEirL2 (James1 ) was born between 1765~1?84- ac cording to the early census recordso He died in Greene Coo, Pao, after the 1820 census, presumably prior to 1830 .census, but before 1834 when his wife and children migrated to Wayne County, Indianao Joseph married Sarah-----, born in Pao in 1778, ac cording to the 1850 Census of Wayne Coo; our last references to her are found in deeds, recorded 1860 and 18630 The Last Will and Testament of James Mundell1 shows him bequeathing his sons Joseph and Levy, all the rest of my land where I now liv~ to be equally divided between them, to them. and their heirs forevero ~reene County, Pao Deed Book 2:577, April 1811, shows 46 JOSEPH

Bet·ween Joseph Muna~e_l and Levi Mundel of one part and Robert Cree of the other part, sold their land to Robert Cree, being divided and set off from a larger tract of land formerly belong ing to James Mundel deceased and by will descended to his heirs, said part or divid0d end of said land is situate on the waters of Little Whitely Creekj and bound~d as foll-01,-1s; by James Sea ton on the north 1 Eli Tfundel on the east, Samuel Huston on the south, Jnm.es Mundcal,._ ·-# ...__.___. Jro 1 on the west Andrew McClellando Joseph ·and Levi sold a "divided endu of their 1.nheritGd land and retained tho larger portion for their own useo Here,it is believed, Joseph lived out his lifeo 1810 Census, Greene Co