Munday - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: William Munday's Will and Probate, Manchester, Scott, Illinois 20 Jan 1858

vanlil1 — 2009-11-16 03:35:37Z

I haven't done much with the family history for several years. My dad and mother and my wife, went to Scott co. Illinois in 1980. We found where William lived when he first came to Illinois in 1832 and where he lived in Manchester and Glascow. Burton died about a month before William did. Burton and wife, Sarah, had two children, William Albert and Emma. Sarah remarried to George Sharp and they moved from Illinois to Missouri in 1864. I have information on most of the sons of William with the exception of Daniel. I am not sure where he went when he left Ill. Some of them went to Kansas and Oklahoma. If you want to contact me, I live in Bella Vista, Arkansas. My number is 479-855-2548 Hope to hear from you soon. Vance

Re: William Munday's Will and Probate, Manchester, Scott, Illinois 20 Jan 1858

ggwwarner — 2009-11-15 21:52:40Z

I would love to share information with you. I have Burton Munday listed as a son of Parmelia and William's but I do not have much else about him. I do have a little about some of his brothers and sisters also. I have 4 sons and 2 dausghters for Parmelia Parr and William. I have 6 sons listed for William and 1st wife Winnie Hood. There are many different spellings for Munday depending on who was recording the name and what generation.

Re: William Munday's Will and Probate, Manchester, Scott, Illinois 20 Jan 1858

vanlil1 — 2009-11-15 21:11:17Z

William Munday was my 3rd great grandfather. Burton Munday by William's second wife, Parmelia, is my 2nd great grandfather. My g-grandfather was named William also. The name spelling was changed after he moved to Missouri in the 1860's. I have done a lot of research and have a lot of information on the Munday's. I would be willing to share if you are interested. Vance Monday

Henry Munday

paulinejoslin — 2009-11-09 18:07:32Z

I am new to this but I saw a message from pullingerfamilytree member pullalec2 but I dont know how to contact him. He was asking about Henry Munday b 1823 in Oxfordshire married to Mary Herbert. My Grandfather was Ralph Munday and Henry was my great great grandfather if you contact pj_joslin@hotmail.com I will give you any info I have

Re: MUNDAY/EWELME OXFORD

lilywheelhouse62 — 2009-10-15 22:16:14Z

Hi Tracy, Iwas just browsing the Munday message board and came across your message. The Richard you are descended from is the brother of Christopher (1771-1852)in my family tree.
Ifound the info you gave very interesting.

Re: Reuben Munday and Nancy Chenualt KY

brmsivards — 2009-09-27 23:45:58Z

Sorry Nancy was born in 1810. I was looking at the wrong paperwork and did not double check before I answered.

Re: Reuben Munday and Nancy Chenualt KY

dorothyvance58 — 2009-09-26 15:56:39Z

I would be interested in the Munday's Landing booklet! Thomas Munday (1780-1833) is my 5th great granduncle. I am descended from Thomas' brother Reuben Munday (1790-1837) and Nancy Broaddus (1792-1880).

In my records, I have a Joyce Chenault (1797-1858), who married (1813) Thomas and Reuben's brother James (1788-1858).

Please let me know how I can go about getting a copy of your book! dorothyvance@yahoo.com

Munday - Dorset, UK

sarahscakes — 2009-09-26 06:52:59Z

I am trying to trace ancestors of my grandmother BEATRICE MAY MUNDAY (dob 12 July 1905 in Winterborne Tomson, Milton Abbas, Blandford). Her father was THOMAS MUNDAY (a farm carter) and mother was MARY EMMA MUNDAY (formerly HALL). Beatrice's siblings include Walter George (1889-1960), Lilian (1880-?), Elsie (1893-1998), John, Harry and Mary.
I have Beatrice's birth certificate but have no other information at all about her parents, not even a date of birth. Beatrice, Walter and Elsie died in Bournemouth but I have nothing on the other siblings, although Walter appears to have been born in Buckinghamshire and there are family connections with Stafford so they may have moved around. There is suggestion that Mary Emma may have re-married after Thomas's death. I am looking for information on Thomas and Mary Emma as my search has come to a standstill.

Re: MUNDAY/EWELME OXFORD

fyrstryk — 2009-09-23 18:31:51Z

Judith,

My great grandmother Jane (Hyde/Adams/Beane) nee Fernihough appears to be also your grandmother. Id love to find out where in the family line we are in relation to each other, can you offer some insight into this ?

Kathy

Obit: Evalena Munday Tedstrom Newell

dorothyvance58 — 2009-09-20 14:35:57Z

Evalena Tedstrom Newell, 95, of Bartlesville, Oklahoma, formerly of Mound Valley and Parsons, Kansas, died at 10:50 p.m., Thursday, September 17, 2009, at Jane Phillips Medical Center in Bartlesville.
She was born December 15, 1913, in Severy, Kansas, to Harley Isaac and Jennie Olive (Welch) Munday. At the age of 12, she moved with her family to Mound Valley where she grew up and attended schools and was a graduate of Mound Valley High School.

She and Clyde Eugene Tedstrom were married May 1, 1931, in Mound Valley. Together they farmed in the Mound Valley area for 38 years. He preceded her in death February 10, 1969. She then moved to Parsons where she worked at Broderick Manufacturing Company and also Lee Manufacturing Company in Cherryvale.

On August 25, 1984, she and Wallace “Red” Newell were married. He preceded her in death in 1994.

She was a member of the Westside Christian Church in Parsons.

Survivors include: One Son – Karl Tedstrom Bartlesville, OK One Daughter – Pauline Knight Bartlesville, OK Eight Grandchildren Eleven (correction: 12) Great-Grandchildren Three (correction: 4) Great-Great-Grandchildren

One brother, one sister, a stillborn son, and one daughter, Clyda Mathis, preceded her in death.

Funeral services will be held at 10:00 a.m., Monday, September 21, 2009, at the Mound Valley Christian Church. Burial will be in Mound Valley Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 3-4:00 p.m., Sunday, at the Bath-Forbes-Hoffman Funeral Home in Altamont.

Henry Munday-Monday/Elizabeth Roadcap Marriage

Lsc12147 — 2009-09-19 13:52:11Z

Does anyone have a place for this Henry Munday [b. abt. 1830] in their tree ? I believe that he is connected in some way to the Albemarle Mundays. Henry may have had a brother named Meredith Munday who m. a gal named Mahala or Catherine. Meredith Roadcap's mother's name was Mary. I believe that both Henry and his brother Meredith originated in Albemarle County and migrated to Rockingham County, Va.

In Marriage Notices from Extant Issues of the Rockingham Register Harrisonburg, Va., 1822-1870 by Dorothy A. Boyd-Rush, ISBN: 1-55613-822-9, p. 310.

"MONDAY: On the 21st of January, by the Rev. Isaac Long, Henry Monday, formerly of Albermarle county, and Miss Elizabeth daughter of Peachy Roadcap, of Rockingham county. Rockingham Register, 18 February 1869 [Thursday], p. 2, col. 5."

Here are Henry and his wife Elizabeth in the 1880 Rockingham County, Va. census.

1880 Stonewall, Rockingham County, Va., ED 75, p. 7, 3 June 1880
dwelling 53
Henry Monday 50 Farm laborer Va Va Va [all] Cannot write
Elizabeth 35 Wife Keeping house Cannot read and write
Thomas 10 Son At home Cannot read and write
Mary E. 6 Dau
John Roadcap 17 Step-son Single Farm laborer Cannot read and write
George Monday 11 mos Son Born July 1880

You may email me at Lsc12147@aol.com

Re: MUNDAY/EWELME OXFORD

flintblueroan — 2009-09-16 22:02:36Z

Hello Helen

Having just found that my sons and my husband are descended from

Mary Rebecca Munday bc 1820 at Amersham. Married William Drinkwater (in Amersham) 1835 and lived in Chadlington Oxfordshire where she is recorded on 1841 and 1851 censuses

I wonder if you hold useful information about this lady which would save me endless trouble???

with very best wishes
janet kinsey
Oxford Uk

Re: Reuben Munday and Nancy Chenualt KY

VickyeWhite44 — 2009-08-16 22:07:56Z

I have him b. in 1810 married to Nancy Chenualt 26 October 1832 in Mercer County,Kentucky.
Nothing on Nancy Taylor.

I his Civil War papers.

Vickye White
vickye@crcom.net

Re: Reuben Munday and Nancy Chenualt KY

Kenneth_Munday — 2009-08-16 21:30:01Z

I am confused!!!! How can Nancy Chenault be born in 1850 and married in 1827??? And is the name Taylor a maiden name - I just had her name as Nancy Chnault?? What citations do you on this information? I agreed with you info on Reuben.

I have seen your postings of Ancestry several times under the Munday surname. I am really into the genealogy of my family tree and would like to e-mail you directly if you would be interested. I have a hard time always checking the message board so if you would like to contact me directly, my email address is kmunday@mrtc.com.

I have over 4000 names in my tree so maybe we can help each other. I am the Great, great, great grandson of Thomas Munday of Mundays Landing in Woodford County. Kentucky. I have written a booklet concerning the events of Mundays Landing. If you would like I could send it to you.

Hope to hear from you.

Ken Munday

Re: Reuben Munday and Nancy Chenualt KY

Kenneth_Munday — 2009-08-16 21:09:03Z

Dorothy,

I have seen your postings of Ancestry several times under the Munday surname. I am really into the genealogy of my family tree and would like to e-mail you directly if you would be interested. I have a hard time always checking the message board so if you would like to contact me directly, my email address is kmunday@mrtc.com.

I have over 4000 names in my tree so maybe we can help each other. I am the Great, great, great grandson of Thomas Munday of Mundays Landing in Woodford County, Kentucky. I have written a booklet concerning the events of Mundays Landing. If you would like I could send it to you.

Hope to hear from you.

Ken Munday

Re: Reuben Munday and Nancy Chenualt KY

Kenneth_Munday — 2009-08-16 21:08:23Z

Re: Reuben Munday and Nancy Chenualt KY

brmsivards — 2009-08-12 01:50:18Z

Reuben Munday b10 OCT 1810 in Woodford KY d 21 JUL 1873
Nancy Chenault Taylor Munday b 12 MAY 1850 d 19 OCT 1890
m 15 MAR 1827 Madison Co, KY

Munday/Slaughter DAR

ronpoor — 2009-08-10 20:11:44Z

We are working on our Munday/Slaughter DAR application. Col. John Slaughter (1732-1796) married Mildred Coleman (1736-1758 and Col. Robert Slaughter (1724-1798) married Susannah Harrison (1735-1782) both are great grandfathers of Eliza Munday Poor (1805-1877). Any wills, deeds, documents or corrections would be appreciated.

Thanks.

Re: Reuben Munday and Nancy Chenualt KY

brmsivards — 2009-06-24 23:17:21Z

Thank you for your response but I was confused and have found out that Reuben Munday was married twice according to his obit. The first time to an Elizabeth (I believe)and then to Nancy Chenualt. My Elizabeth is Bettie on the 1850 Madison KY Census and she is 19 along with Mary who is 17. Bettie later married a James Hockaday McWilliams. Her first child is named Reuben Munday McWilliams. Does anyone know who the Elizabeth(?)is that Reuben Munday was married to first? Thanks

Re: MUNDAY/EWELME OXFORD

metcalf75 — 2009-03-19 08:51:08Z

Hi Kathy,

It is a very small world. I am a decendant of James Albert Thomas Munday's second wife, Annie Henningsen. George Henry Henningsen is my great grandfather and Annie Henningsen's illegimate son. This is where it gets interesting I married into the Metcalf Family and my sister-in-law was William Flinn's first wife. William Flinn is the son on Gwenyth Flinn-Jose (FORMERLY FERNIHOUGH). So I would therefore assume that you know Gwen and her family maybe as well as I do.
Regards
Tanya

Re: MUNDAY/EWELME OXFORD

metcalf75 — 2009-03-19 08:45:41Z

Hi Lani,
Sorry took me so long to receive answer this, Unfortunately I am not related to you but yes I am related to the Munday's of Marradong. Sorry I cannot be of any help.
Regards
Tanya

Re: Munday -Mundy-Genealogy

Kenneth_Munday — 2009-04-12 03:33:37Z

I have all kinds of info on the Mundays from William M. back but nothing of your info. Maybe we can help each other.

I am :

From Edmund Munday --1751 ( I have him married to an "Owens" maybe a second marrage)to their son Thomas Munday --1780(married to Sussanah Harrison Slaughter) to their son Gabriel Pope Munday --1816 (married to Martha Ann
Shy) to their son, Price Gordon Munday --1854 (married to Sarah Belle Butner) to their son Jesse Lyman Munday --1878 (married to Ida Lee Butner), to their son Lyman Butner Munday -- 1903 (married to Milderd Lucaas Bowman) to their son ME, Kenneth Lee Munday.

Contact me at kmunday@mrtc.com

Can't wait to see more.

Ken

Re: a little twist...

Kenneth_Munday — 2009-04-08 18:40:59Z

The Chinn family lived on the other side of the Kentucky River from the Mundays Landing. Col. Jack Chinn was the owner of the Chinn Mineral Company - He bought Mundays Landing in 1900. The Chinns lived in Mercer County for generations.

I hope this is helpful.

Ken Munday
kmunday@mrtc.com

Re: Mundy ancestors - looking for our roots

Kenneth_Munday — 2009-04-08 18:23:44Z

I have Ella Jane Munday and William R. Brooks but I don't have anything on their six children or any of their children. I would be interested in any help you can share with me.

I also would be interested in anything you have on any of the other decendence of John Cameron Munday.

If I can help you in any way let me know. I have over 3600 people in my tree.

You can e-mail me directly - kmunday@mrtc.com.

your distant cousin,

Ken Munday

Re: Mundy ancestors - looking for our roots

Kenneth_Munday — 2009-03-10 00:33:38Z

kmunday@mrtc.com

I am interested in any more you have on the decendence of William and Ella Jane and your connections. I would apriciate anything.

Ken Munday
decendent of Thomas and Susannah Munday

Re: Munday in KY

Kenneth_Munday — 2009-03-10 00:20:12Z

kmunday@mrtc.com

Iam interested in your family tree from Edmund thru Rueben to you so I can add this to my tree. I have 3665 names in my tree if I can help you on yours. I am a decendent of Edmund thru Thomas and Susannah Munday.

Ken

Re: Munday in KY

Kenneth_Munday — 2009-04-13 18:50:50Z

I have James - 1766 - having died 1838 in Lexington, Kentucky and married(1798 in Kentucky) to Judith Smith b. 1776.

His syblings were :
Steven - abt 1780
Elizabeth 1762
Everilla 1764
Kitty 1772
Harrison 1776
Reubin 1785

Father James(b.1736 d. 1807 - Mother Sally
Is this the same person?

Contact me directly:
kmunday@mrtc.com

Ken

Re: Munday in KY

Kenneth_Munday — 2009-04-13 18:30:42Z

I woul be interested any pictures and other info we can share.

Contact me at :

kmunday@mrtc.com

Ken

Re: Mundy ancestors - looking for our roots

Kenneth_Munday — 2009-04-13 18:15:51Z

Thanks, all I had was six children. Good to have their names - Could you send birth, death, birth locations, marriage date and locations, etc. Also anything on their decendence.

I have John Cameron and Mary Elizabeth's information plus mor of the tree back if you are interested.

You can comtact me directly at:

kmunday@mrtc.com

Thants again,

Ken

Re: MUNDAY/EWELME OXFORD

rcalcote132 — 2009-06-08 21:06:15Z

To Harry Firns---Do you know Ellen Firns from NY.She bought a cemetery graveholding for her family in Calvary Cemetery in Queens,NY in1897. I am trying to find the family of Frances Eskridge,who is buried in this family group. Her maiden name was Pryor, and she died at age 25 in Detroit MI.from TB.1946.

Re: SEEKING MASHITER WHEATLEY AND WIFE ALBINA, ANCESTORS TO MUNDAYS IN STROUD, ENGLAND

Joanne_Warby — 2009-08-04 00:33:52Z

Hi Cynthia,
You may already have the information you are seeking with regards to your Wheatley family but shall do this posting as it may help someone else doing the same research later on.

Mashiter Wheatley married 1843 in Stroud, Gloucestershire to Albina (aka Albeni, Albinia) Estcourt. She was christened on the 28 Jan 1821 in Painswick, Gloucestershire to parents Josiah & Susannah Estcourt. She had siblings: Frederick, Ann, Harriet, Henry, Charlotte, George, Jane, Esther Ann, Joseph, Oliver & Selina.

So far I have found children for Mashiter (listed as Mathew in 1851 census) & Alina: Sarah A, Alfred, William, Francis, Arthur, Henry, Charles & Clara.

Son Alfred married Mary Ann Workman in 1867 in Stroud, Gloucestershire.The surname has been listed as Wheally in the 1881 census but eventually I found them. They had children:
Sarah Alice, Florence, Eva, Anne (who is Clara Annie), Frederick W, Albert E and a unnamed son one month old in the 1881 census.

I cannot really help with who Mary Ann Workman's parents were but it looks like her and her brother Alfred might be the two little children aged 8 (Alfred) and 6 (Mary) Workman in the stroud Workhouse listed as paupers. Mary is listed as his sister under Alfred's name. There are other Workman's listed there too but they can be found with other family in 1841. Two are said to be idiots - Olive aged 22 & Maria aged 18 and then there is Joshua aged 36.

Hope this helps

Regards Joanne

Re: 1810 Va Tax Records

jkrumrine1 — 2009-03-26 02:56:14Z

you also have Aaron Munday in Prince William County. Mistaken as Ann Munday on the 1810 Census.

Re: George Munday

dorothyvance58 — 2009-07-30 04:28:07Z

I have a George Munday, son of Forrest Samuel Munday and Ida Moore. This George was born about 1908 in Kansas. The George that I have does have the same brothers and sister, but I haven't followed them from Kansas. Who did George Munday marry? I can't help you with George's children but would be glad to trade any info I have with you.

Re: Reuben Munday and Nancy Chenualt KY

dorothyvance58 — 2009-07-30 04:14:23Z

What are your dates on Reuben and Nancy Chenualt Munday.

Elizabeth Munday - worked for Lord Swansea

mo1155 — 2009-06-06 15:56:35Z

Hi Owen
My Grt grandmother Elizabeth Munday in 1901 was working as a cook for the late Lord Swanseas widow and family. How do I find records of how long she had been working for them prior to this as I can't find her in 1891 or 1881 census? Would be grateful for any help please.

Regards maureen xx

Re: Thomas Munday

romansmomga — 2009-06-12 01:07:30Z

Hi, My gggpa is Thomas Munday. I dont know much about him. I know where he is buried and that My grandpa remeber everyone calling him Tom. Im stuck on finding her.. Julias parents.

George Munday

jeddog1234 — 2009-06-26 23:09:08Z

Looking for the sons of George Munday. Lived in the Miami,Fla area. George had three brothers and one sister: Loy,Raymond,Ellis, and Denzel. All, with the exception of Loy lived in the Long Beach Calif. area.

Re: MUNDAY/EWELME OXFORD

fyrstryk — 2009-04-11 15:03:19Z

which of the Adams are you related to, John Adams was my great grandfather?

Jane Ellen's first husband was George William Hyde.

I have been in contact with one of my great uncles, Id love to find any others that are still living, I only know of one great uncle and one great aunt still with us.

And yes, we do seem to be everywhere dont we :)

Re: MUNDAY/EWELME OXFORD

fyrstryk — 2009-03-17 03:50:45Z

I am a direct blood descendant of George and Ann Munday, they were my great great great grandparents, my great great grandmother was Sarah Munday who married Isaac Fernihough.

Thank you so much to the people who have posted information here, it has helped me greatly in my quest for my mother's family history.

Kathy

Stephen Munday / Mundy in Ohio??

ddanigen — 2009-07-11 21:01:18Z

Does anyone have a Stephen MUNDAY or MUNDY in their tree? Would have been b. probably in Ohio, between 1820 - 1840 (most likely between 1825 - 1833). May have lived in Hamilton or Highland County.

I am seeking siblings of my 3g-grandfather, Gilbert MUNDAY, b. 1824 in Cincinnati, Ohio. His father was an Irish immigrant, either James or Patrick MUNDAY, and d. between 1840 - 1850. His mother was Jane CUNNING / CUMMING(S), daughter of Irish immigrants Patrick and Jane CUNNING / CUMMING(S).

I know of 3 younger sisters, Eliza b. 1834, m. William Clay MONGER and moved to Indiana, Mary Ann b. 1839, m. Samuel Vance ROLL, and Sarah Jane b. 1841, m. Greenbury BODKIN / BOTKIN(S).

I strongly suspect there were other siblings in the 10 yrs between Gilbert (likely the eldest) and Eliza, and I have family notes suggesting there may have been a brother named Stephen, but have been unable to find anything conclusive.

I am interested in comparing notes with anyone having information about any MUNDAY / MUNDY in the southeast Ohio area in the mid-1800's or later.

Re: MUNDAY / MUNDY of Irish descent, Ohio 1800's

ddanigen — 2009-06-13 05:09:49Z

Can you provide any more details on your Sims family at that time

I'm not aware of any of my Munday's being in Monroe County, but that doesn't mean there couldn't have been a sibling or other relative who ended up there. If Eliza Jane was b. in Ireland in 1813, she was too old to have been my Gilbert's sister -- Gilbert was b. 1824 in Cincinnati, and appears to have been the eldest child in his family, but it's conceivable that Eliza Jane could have been related to Gilbert's father.

Re: MUNDAY / MUNDY of Irish descent, Ohio 1800's

shannonbouwens — 2009-06-13 03:56:52Z

I have been searching the Sims family and I found an Eliza Jane Mundy born in 1813 County Down Ireland that married my GGG Grandfather Martin Sims. I know they lived in Monroe, Ohio in 1846 because their 2nd son Martin Sims Jr. was born there. I do not know her exact birth date other than 1813 and the date of her death is unknown.

Re: Mundy ancestors - looking for our roots

jtorr151 — 2009-03-10 01:50:01Z

Ella and William :chrildren:
Norma married Charles Akin,---
Hollin Taylor don't know who he married
Lilah P married Harry Bates---
Lowell R--- don't know who he married
Veda H-don't know who she married
Alice -- don't know who she married

Ella Jane was my aunt on my fathers side

Ella Jane had 10 siblings
Raleigh, Ira, Cyrus, Daffene, Cornelia, Alice, Hugh, Jeanette, Elmer, James

Parents: John Cameron Munday and Mary Elizabeth Richardson

Re: Munday in KY

fposch1 — 2009-03-10 00:41:18Z

I only have photos of the family graves of Andrew and sons, also his grandson I believe. They are buried about 60 miles from where I live. If you want those I will send them via E-mail if you can send me a private e-mail at fposch@cox.net.
The tombstones are in great condition, considering how old they are.

Thanks
Sylvia

Re: Munday -Mundy-Genealogy

fposch1 — 2009-04-13 01:55:33Z

Hi Kenneth,
I Have
Edmund Munday m: Ruth Sneed, William Munday m: Winnie Hood 2nd m: Parmelia Parr, William went to Illinois from Kentucky. Williams son Semieon Munday m: Jane Kimbrough,there son John A.Munday m: Delilah Jones, there son Robert Mundy m: Ophilia Yancey, there son Sylvester Mundy then me Sylvia Mundy. Most of my Mundays- Mundy came from Illinois to Arkansas then Oklahoma. It seems the name changed to Mundy about 1910 in the census, and just stayed that way. John Mundy was buried under the Mundy name instead of Munday.
Hope this helps some. Or you can e-mail me at fposch@cox.net.
Sylvia

Munday obits

JIWelsch — 2009-07-26 15:58:00Z

KERRVILLE, Texas - John Kenneth Munday, 73, died Sunday, April 22, 2007, at a Vet Hospital near Kerrville.

There will be a gathering with family and friends to spread his ashes over the Hills Country Shooting Range, Kerrville.

Mr. Munday was born Nov. 4, 1933, near Cranston, the son of Evert Charles and Lylith Edna Mildred (Powell) Munday.

He attended Muscatine County Schools. He worked for Thatcher Glass, Muscatine, and several plastic companies across the United States. For the past eight years he was head master ranger for Hill Country Shooting Center, Kerrville.

Survivors include two sons, David C. Munday and wife Natalie Noble Munday of Muscatine and Michael E. Munday of Fruitland; a daughter, Debra A. Sapp and husband Ken of Evansville, Ind.; 10 grandchildren, Kevin, Richard, Stephanie, Elizabeth and Robert Munday, all of Muscatine, Ashley and Josh Sapp, both of Evansville, Amber, Trevor and Zach Munday, all of Novinger, Mo.; a great-grandchild, K.J.; and a sister, Evelyn Morgan and husband Gardner of Edgewater, Fla.

He was preceded in death by his parents; and two brothers, Ralph V. Munday and Rusell L. Munday in infancy.
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MUSCATINE, Iowa - Kristy 'Mimi' Munday, 42, of Muscatine, died Monday, March 16, 2009, at Unity Hospital.

Funeral Service will be at the Geo. M. Wittich-Lewis Home for Funeral and Cremation Services. Michael Rojas will officiate services. Casketbearers will be Roger Newsome, Michael Rojas, Richard Vickroy, Tim Othmer, Scotty Boyce and Tony Boyce. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

‘Mimi’ was born on December 31, 1966, in Muscatine, the daughter of Loren Allison and Della Townsend Schaffer. She was a homemaker and a waitress at the Hotel Muscatine.

She enjoyed going on rides, shopping, country music and especially spending time with her special friend, Doug Hathaway, her family and especially her granddaughter, Bailey.

She will be deeply missed by Doug Hathaway of Muscatine; three daughters, Teira Kopf and her fiancé, Tim Othmer, Danielle Lueth and Haley Lueth all of Muscatine; one granddaughter, Bailey Othmer; three sisters, her twin sister, Misty Corda, and her husband, Victor, of Branson, Missouri, Amanda Newsome and her husband, Roger, of Muscatine, and Christine Rojas and her husband, Michael, of Maryland.

She was preceded in death by her parents.

Re: Thomas Munday

Giselle61 — 2009-07-12 18:33:24Z

Is your Thomas Munday buried in IL? If so, we are looking for the same person. Let me know.

Thanks!
GiGi
snoopy8u@yahoo.com

Re: MUNDAY/EWELME OXFORD

phil14529 — 2009-04-11 14:49:24Z

Hi Kathy

I am also a direct decendant. My grandmother was a Fernihough.
She married a cousin for a short time and they were divorced - then she married my Grandfather John Adams and they had fourteen children.

I think we must be related to half the state.

Judith

Re: Descendants of Aaron Munday

EdRountree — 2009-03-10 15:06:54Z

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Re: MUNDAY/EWELME OXFORD

firnsh — 2009-06-09 09:57:41Z

Cant help you there. I am aware there are some Firns in Canada and USA but they certainly do not link to my line at least since 1750. Firns is a very rare spelling variation of Fern, Fearn , Ferne etc. I have only ever found one line in Australia and the Nth American group spelt this way.
Happy hunting

Harry Firns