Wills: Mary Mundle, 1885; Greene Township: Greene County

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	I Mary Mundle of Greene Township, Greene Co., and state of Pa. being in good 
health of body and of sound and disposing mind and memory, do make and declare 
this to be my last will and testament in manner following:  that is to say, I order that 
all my just debts, funeral expenses and charges of proving this my last will will be
 in the first place fully paid and satisfied, and after payment thereof and every part 
thereof, I desire that my executors hereafter named shall sell at public or private 
sale my home farm containing one hundred and twenty eight acres and forty perches 
of land situated in Greene Township, Greene County and state aforesaid.  And I 
desire that the proceeds of said sale to be divided as follows:
	I bequeath to my grandson Wm. Mundle the sum of $100 and to my grandson 
Benjamin Mundle $75, and to my grandson Joseph Mundle $100 and to my grandson 
Jesse Mundle $75 and all the remainder of the proceeds of my land to be equally 
divided between my four sons and four daughters.  Mary Mundle, Louisa Mundle, 
Margaret  A. Mundle, Cemantha Mundle, John Mundle, Abner Mundle, Jacob Mundle, 
Joseph Mundle, to share and share alike.
	I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Mundle - one bed, to Louisa 
Mundle - one bed, to Margaret Mundle - one bed, to Cemantha Mundle - one bed,
 I give and bequeath to my four sons one comfort and one blanket apiece.  To my 
grandson Jesse Mundle one lounge.  To my grandson Joseph Mundle one bed and
 one bureau.  To Abner Mundle one pair of bedsteads.  To Cemantha Mundle one table.
	I desire all the balance of my personal property to be sold and the money to
 be equally divided between all of my children.  I desire my grandson Joseph Mundle 
to share equally with all my children in the proceeds from the sale of my personal property.
	I desire that my Executors hereafter named dispose of all my personal property 
as above mention and I do hereby nominate and appoint Andrew Waychoff and Abner 
Mundell Executors of this my Will revoking and making void all former Wills in witness
 whereof I Mary Mundell have to this my last will and testament set my hand and 
seal this 16th day of November A. D. 1885.

                                                                                 her                                   seal
                                                                    Mary      X     Mundell
                                                                                mark

Witnesses
Andrew Lantz
Joseph Stoops

(Typed from a copy handwritten by Andrew Jackson Waychoff, mailed to his sister-in-law, 
Eliza Jane Mundell Grove, referred to in the will as Louisa Mundle)