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Moved to Browing, Linn Co., MO. He was a wheelright. The Mundell Family

Family/Spouse: Emeline Clark. Emeline (daughter of Thomas Clark and Barbara Herod) was born in 1816 in Pennsylvania, United States; died on 02 Jul 1886. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Melvina Mundell
2. Benjamin L. Mundell
3. Barbara E. Mundell
4. Mariah Mundell
5. Thomas P. Mundell
6. Perneta Jane Mundell was born on 01 Oct 1850 in or 1840.
7. James Abner was born on 04 Dec 1851; died on 16 Jan 1916; was buried .

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"Abner Mundell, grandfather of Samuel M. Hatfield, fought in the closing
conf licts of the Revolutionary war." Hardedty's
See article in "1776 - A Time to Remember" by Dorothy T. Hennen. In it
Abner states that he was drafted f or two months in the Spring of 1781 in
Captain William Crawford,s Company of the Pennsylvania Milita and was
marched from Greene County (then Washington) to a fort on Tenmile Creek
where he served his entire two months. This servi ce wa to protect the
frontier inhabitants against the Indians. He also volun teered in 1779
for a compaign to go against the Indians on the Allegheny and Ohio and
was marched from Greene County to Fort McIntosh at the mouth of Beav er on
the Ohio at which place he served two months bur was prevented from goi ng
on the campaign since other troops did not arrive. This service was
per formed in Captain John Huston's Company and was attached to Colonel
Broadhead s or Colonel Crawford's Regiment. In 1778 he volunteered in
Captain William Crawford's Company of Pennsylvania Milita for two months
for the purpose of g oing to Wheeling to bring up some cargo boats (called
Battauxs) from that pla ce to Pittsburg for the purpose of transporting
the troops of General Clark t o the Wabash River on a compaign against the
Indians. The service was perfor med. In 1778 Abner volunteered for two
months in Captain Crawford's Company to quell the Torries in Greene,
Fayette and Washington Counties. They cought upwards of 100 Torries and
lodged them in the Jails of those counyies. He s ervied a total of eight
months.
He also stated that he was born in New Castl e, Delaware in 1756. Abner
was granted a pension for eight months service; t he amount was $26.66 per
annum, to commence March 4, 1834. Abner was the son of James and
Margaret (Garret) Mundell.
Abner Mundell married Mary Barnhill on April 9, 1782. He was born on
April 27, 1758 and died May 8, 1845. Mary was born April 17, 1764 and
died May 30, 1845. Both are buried in the Goshe n Baptist Church
Cemetery, Garards Fort, PA. They were the parents of Margar et Morris,
Jane Baily, Mary Lantz, John, James, Rebecca Hatfield, Nancy Cox, Samuel,
Eleanor, Abner, Priscilla Tribby, Hugh and Joseph.
They lived south at the foot of Turkey Knob and are buried in the old
Goshen Baptist Churce Ce metery, Garards Fort, PA. Abner was originally
buried in a family cemetery n ear Willow Tree, Greene Co, PA but the
graves were moved when the farm was so ld.
From The Mundell (Mundle) Family By Ruth Mundell Barry 1968
Not named in his father's will. Born April 27, 1758 and baptised at
Goshen Baptist Church , October 13, 1786 with Andrew Mundell.
His wife, Mary Barnhill was born April 17, 1764 and is mentioned in the
will of Abner Mundell. This will, made May 23, 1837, was probated May
13, 1845. (Will Book 2 pp 213)
From The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families
Was a piller of the church and was appointed "Singing Clerk" at both the
Whiteley and Muddy Creek houses on October 15, 17 90. In 1791 and again
in 1795 he served his church as a messenger at the ass ociation meetings
and in 1798 he was delegated to write the letter to the ass ociation
meeting. In 1792 he provided wine for communion.
In the 1820 censu s he is listed as being engaged in manufacturing. In
the tax list of 1822 he is listed as a wheelright.
The 1798 Direct Tax List showed Abner owning and o ccupying a house 28 x
18" (valued at $80.00); also on his tract of 106 acres were a shop 20 x
18' and a barn 18 x 18' (total value $554.00).
From The Mun dell Family
1790 census, PA - Mundle, Abner -- 1 male +16, 2 males -16, 4 fema les
1800 census, Greene Co., Green Township
Mundle, Abner -- 3 males -10, 1 m ale 10-16, 1 male 26-45
2 females -10, 3 females 10-16, 1 female 26-45
1830 c ensus, Greene Co, Green Township
Mundel, Abner -- 1 male 10-15, 2 males 20-30, 1 male 70-80
1 female 15-20, 1 female 60

Abner married Mary Craig Barnhill on 09 Apr 1782 in Green County, Pennsylvania, United States. Mary was born on 17 Apr 1764; died on 30 May 1845 in Green County, Pennsylvania, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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James and Margaret (Garret) Mundell, who were received as members of the Gosh en Batist Church, at Garards Fort, Pennsylvania on January 26, 1776.
In addi tion to Abner, they were the parents of James, John, Jonathan, Margaret Hart, Eleanor, Eli, Levi, Joseph and Andrew.
From 1776 - A Time to Rember by Doroth y T. Hennen
James Mundell was brought to America at age 15 by his father, Jame s Mundell. The son became an apprentice to a cask maker or cooper. James finished his apprenticeship at age 21. He was offered a horse, saddle, and a suit of clothes, or the sum of $100.00 and his craftsman papers, as
was the custom. He took the latter, and later went to Chester, PA where he joined a group of young men going west. They hit the Monogahela River, near Pittsburg and came up that river to the south of Little Whitely Creek, He staked one s quare mile or nearly 600 acres on the west
side of the river in the vicinity of Whitely Creek, Ceylon, and Turkey Knob in Monongahela Township, Green County, Pennsylvania and named it "Mundell's Choice. His family cemetery is on a high hill ove rlooking the river and
Ceylon.
James and Margaret lived in Delaware for seve ral years following their marriage. On Feb.13, 1753 James bought land from h is father-inlaw in Christiana and Mill Creek Hundreds, New Castle Co., DE (De ed Book x3:611).
In August 1764James was baptised and received into membership of the Brandywine Baptist Church near Chadd's Ford.
On April 8, 1765 James sold his land in Newcastle Co. DE to William Cloud.
On August 4, 1769 James an d Margaret were received into membership in the Welsh Tract Baptist Church at Oencader Hundred, New Castle Co., DE. On January 26, 1776 James and Margare t were received into membership of the Goshen Baptist Church (Washington Co., PA) by letter of transfer.
On January 19,1 785 he warrented a tract of land f or Mundell's Choice and on March 1, 1790 he was granted apatent for this land .
James Mundell told Colonel Crawford that a plot existed to kill Col. Crawf ord, Col. John Minor and Rev. John Corbly since they were reconized leaders o f the Whig Party. Later James Mundell to Col. Crawford'f fort and told him t hat a large force of Tories were Collecting. The DAR has
accepted the papers of James Mundell as a patriot for his part in quelling the Tory uprising in PA.
From The Mundell (Mundle) Family by Ruth Mundell Barry 1968 All the sett lers in the Tenmile Country are descendents of James and Margaret. Mundell's Choice wasnear the forks of Little Whitely Creek near Ceylon. The land was warranted to him on January 19, 1785. The
land was near Aaron Jenkin's Fort and the Mundells do not seem to have suffered from Indians like some of their neighbors.
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James married Margaret Garrett on 12 Jul 1751 in Holy Trinity Church, Wilmington, Delaware, United States. Margaret (daughter of John Garrett and Margaret James) was born on Yes, date unknown in Christiana Hundred, near Wilmington, Delaware, United States; died after 1805 in Greene County, Pennsylvania, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Margaret was born in Christiana Hundred, near Wilmington, DE. Her
birthdate is unknown. She died after 1805 and is buried in the Mundell
Pioneer Cemeter y. She is the daughter of John Garrett and his second
wife, a widow, Margare t James.
From The Mundell (Mundle) Family by Ruby Mundell Barry

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Known as James "the Cripple", having suffered a broken hip.
The Mundell (Mundl e) Family by Ruth Mundell Barry 1968
He probably was the oldest son. He may have married twice as a deed of
record shows him joined by a wife, Elizabeth, yet buried in the Mundell
Cemetery with his sister; a marker shows that Sara h, wife of James
Mundel, died in 1835, aged 67 years. Sarah Miller, Daughter of John and
Patence Miller, married one James Mundell. (O. C. Docket 1. pp 1 05)
The Tenmile Country and Its Pioneer Families.
The Mundell Family says " J ames Mundell, said to be the first born (Born
1752); however, if this is true he must have died and another son given
the same name."
Also from The Munde ll Family: James was born February 2, 1767; died in
Green County, Pennsylvania Oct 31, 1862 ; married 1791 Sarah Miller, daughter of James
and Jemina Miller, born Abt 17 68; died Green Co., PA March 21, 1835. She
is buried in the Mundell Cenetery with her husband. He was a farmer
throughout his life. His will is is reco rder in Will Book 4, Page 25,
File #2015
James and Sarah's children were:
J emina Mundell Married .... Marris. They moved to VA (WVA?), then to
Indiana and to Illinois. They had Joseph, Catherline and Elvira &
others.
Marga ret Mundell Married Joseph Morley.
Sarah Mundell d Oct 23,1874 age 79 years, Married (1) John Clymer d Dec
14, 1861 age 81 years, 11days, son of Christi an and Barbara Clymer (2)
Abner Morris. Children: Sarah Ann Clymer d Oct. 1 5, 1854, aged 22 years,
11 month, 25 days, unmarried; Lindsay Clymer 1836-1 881, married Sarah
Myers 1841-1926; Christian Clymer married Orpha Long Hat field; John
Clymer; and James Madison Clymer
Frances Mundel b April 19, 1798 d Jane Lew, (W)VA April 4, 1854 Married
Feb 7, 1825 William Baily b No v 4, 1796 d Jan 12, 1849 in Lewis Co.,
(W)VA. Son of Minter & Nancy (Norri s) Bailey. Children: Ann married
Washington Brown; Matilda married Wilson West; Hannah married Walter
WiskSallie married ?? Hickenbottom; Nancy marrie d Jacob Laster; James
married
Andrew Mundell
James Mundell Jr. Married Nanc y Grooms
Joseph Mundell Oct 13, 1800/Aug 20, 1868 Married Amanda M. Sigler
Ab ner Mundell Jan 14, 1807/Nov 13, 1892 Married Elizabeth Mundell

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John Garrett was the original owner of land on Red Clay Creek, purchased
in 1 726, where he established the first mills in the area.
In his will he gave his son Thomas Garrett all the Mills & Lots in Mill
Creek Hundred, Justice, Just ins and Swithin Gustins, and 620 lying in
Virginia near black oak thicket bra nch. To his son John Garrett, "all
this Estate of Land and Mills Lying on Ch ristiana hundred in New Castle
Upon Dellaware and Some in Mill Creek hundred which I now possess and
riffel gun and he must pay to his Sisters Elizabeth & Ann & Sara &
Margaret the Sum (not legible) pound to Each..." Will proved 4 Sept,
1757.
After his death the sons converted the mills to snuff and amass ed the
great Garrett Snuff fortune. (The Garrett Snuff Fortune by C. A. Wesla ger)
From The Mundell (Mundle) Family by Ruby Mundell Barry 1968
Margaret, a widow, was john's second wife.

John + Margaret James. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]