1.Taken from the books Death Record, Hamilton County, Illinois by Dessie Hunt Harrelson, Vol. I
and II.

    Vol I, page 35:  From The Leader 1891 (Newspaper)  Mrs. Isabella Munday d. May 12 near Wayne City, Ill. Dau of Mrs. Anna Wilkerson of Hamilton Co. Husband and 5 children sur. May 21 paper.

  Vol I, page 68: From the McLeansboro Times 1900.  Infant son of Mr. & Mrs. Miles Monday d. July 23. Olga news.

  Vol II, page 70: The Leader -- 1907. Lula Munday, wife of Curtis, d Dec 10. Bur Knight's Prarie Cem.

  Vol II, page 188: The Times -- 1918. John Munday, an old citizen, d suddenly Jun 26 at home of John Ray near Oliver. Bur Hopewell Cem. (Jun 27 paper).  (Entry further down page:) John Mondy d Jun 25, age 70-3-19. B Hamilton Co. Mar 6, 1848. M to Jane Haynes ca 1879, had 3 ch, all dec. Bur Hopewell Cem. (obit July 4 paper).
 

2. From the book Obituaries of Hamilton County, Illinois 1926-1931 Published by the Hamilton County Historical Society, McLeansboro, Illinois 1995.

  Page 17 (Note: No dates are given in this obituary, or the date of the newspaper. All the entries around it came from 1926.):
  ROSS MUNDY: As a result of a wreck at Ashley in which a truck of the Sexton Manufacturing Company of Fairfield was struck by a southbound Illinois Central passenger train about 1 o'clock this morning, Ross Mundy of Carrier Mills was instantly killed and Adolph Krauss, son of K. O. Krauss, manager of the plant at Fairfield, was seriously injured. The truck was totally demolished.
  According to information here, the driver of the truck was Mr. Mundy and he had been accompanied to St. Louis by Adolph Krauss, the latter having gone for the purpose of buying a car, but whether they were enroute to St. Louis or were returning from that place is not clearly established.
  Ross Mundy was a young man, but his age could not be learned as but little was known regarding him at Fairfield as he had been a resident of that place only since entering the employ of the Sexton Company about a week ago. He came from Carrier Mills or vicinity. It is stated, and it is thought he was not married.
  His companion, Adolph Krauss, is about 22 years old, and is employed in the Sexton plant at Fairfield, under his father, manager of the plant. Adolph was taken at once to Centralia and placed in a hospital. At first, it was thought he would die of his injuries, but it was stated this morning his condition appeared somewhat improved. He suffered a serious injury to his head and was otherwise injured. Reports were to the effect this morning that he might recover.
  No details could be learned as to how the accident occurred other than that the truck was struck by the Illinois Central engine at the Ashley crossing of that road, and the train, it is said to have been a southbound fast passenger train.
  The truck was totally demolished. It had been loaded with underwear, it is said, and the underwear was scattered over a wide area, according to reports here. The company runs a large number of trucks from Fairfield and Mt. Vernon where they have manufacturing plants, the principal plant being located at Fairfield, and it is stated all of their freight, or practically all, is carried both ways by truck. These trucks are run both night and day.
  The body of the dead man had not been taken to Fairfield up to a late hour this morning, but it was supposed it would be, and taken from that place to his home for burial.
 

Page 222:
RHODA ELMETA MONDY: Daughter of Arden and Lutreca Ray, was born in Hamilton County, Illinois Oct. 7, 1859; departed this life at the home of her son, John, in LaSalle County, Illinois, on April 11, 1929. Age, 69 years, 6 months and 4 days.
  She was united in marriage to Albert Mondy on Oct. 18, 1888. To this union was born six children. Her husband and three children, Lillie and Hiram Mondy and Eliza Cox, preceded her in death.
  She leaves to mourn their loss, three children, John of Grand Ridge, Julia Biggerstaff of Mt. Vernon, and Ora Hayes of Granville, Ill., sixteen grandchildren, four brother and four sisters and a host of relatives and friends.
  She professed faith in Christ in early life, and united with Lick Creek church, and lived a faithful Christian until the end. She was a kind and loving wife and mother.
  Funeral services were conducted by Elder John B. Maulding at Hopewell on Sunday, April 14, 1929.
  (Another article reads) The remains of Mrs. Rhoda Monday, 69, of Grand Ridge, Ill., was brought Saturday night to the home of her half brother, Algeld Rea, on South Jackson street.
 

3. Records of the Mundy Cemetery, on Southport Road west of Highway #37, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. Copied from LDS Microfilm #0824059 item #13:
 
 

Name	Death Date	Remarks
Bell, Susannah	5-17-1847	65 y
Brumfield, John M.	2-1-1855	30 y
Bush, Jane	6-22-1851	wife of Tunis P. 36 y 4 m 17 d
Custer, Elisabeth	5-7-1885	97y, Grandma of Samuel W. Hinkson
Fowler, Asa	2-28-1863	husb. of Sarah, 54 y
Fowler, Sarah	5-7-1858	wife of Asa, 42 y 8 m
Hinkson, Samuel W.	5-18-1851  (b. 11-6-1850)	fa. Hezekiah, mo. Rebecca
Miles, James A.	5-13-1848	fa. Wm. G. mo. Mary O. L.  13 y
Mundy, Henry W.	5-21-1853	fa H. G. mo. Lydia, 7y 5m 20d
Mundy, Lydia	2-14-1847	wife of Henry, 23 y 2 m 6 d
Mundy, Margaret	1-24-1852	fa. H. G. mo. Lydia, 8 y 3 m 19 d
Mundy, Nancy W.	3-20-1869	wife of Henry Mundy, 64y 11m 8d
Mundy, Nelson H.	6-18-1851	fa. H.S. mo Nancy 19y 10d