BIO: MUNDELL, James, s/o Isaiah & Abigail (Hunter) Mundell

Submitted by:  ivie@tima.com   (Diana Flynn)

MUNDELL   HUNTER   MCCOY   PEED

"HISTORY OF LAWRENCE, ORANGE & WASHINGTON COUNTIES INDIANA" GOODSPEED BROS.
1884.

PLEASANT RUN TOWNSHIP, LAWRENCE COUNTY, INDIANA

Page 328

JAMES MUNDELL, a descendant of one of Lawrence County's oldest families, was
born here October 18, 1829, the fourth son of Isaiah and Abigail (Hunter)
Mundell, both of whom were natives of Kentucky, coming to Indiana in 1806
and 1818 respectively.  For twenty-three years James remained with his
parents, attending school and assisting on the home farm.  Miss Polly Ann,
daughter of Thomas and Catharine (McCoy) Peed, became his wife December 14,
1851, and in September, ten years later, he left friends and fireside to do
battle for the right.  He was a member of Company G, Fiftieth Indiana
Volunteer Infantry, but owing to disability was discharged in 1862, at
Bowling Green, Ky.  Mr. Mundell is one of his township's prosperous
citizens, and in addition to farming, deals in general merchandize on his
farm.  Both he and wife belong to the Christian Church.
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