James H. & Hester Ann (Cork) Munce/Muncey Family

Records of Life

 

Photo and documents courtesy of Harry Muncey

Left Angelica Munce Miller (1848-1919), wife of George E. Miller
Middle James Muncey, husband of Hester Cork Munce, right.

 

Hester A. Cork Muncey

 

Hannah Councilor Cork
Mother of Hester Annie Cork Muncey, wife of Peregrine Cork

Photo from Harvey Theberge via Harry Muncey

 

The 1946 Wedding of Robert Hand and Sarah Livingston, great-granddaughter of James H. & Hester Muncey

 

James & Hester Annie (Cork) Munce's marriage record, Kent County, Delaware

 

Death certificate of James H. Muncey This is the sole document found to date which names 'Margaret' as James Muncey's mother

Death certificate of Hester A. (Cork) Muncey

 

Marriage certificate of son James Purnell Muncey

Death certificate of son James Purnell Muncey

Death certificate of daughter Bessie May Muncey Law wife of Millard Clark and George Law

 

Death certificate of grandson George Clarence Muncey

Death certificate of granddaughter Hester Clark Becht

Indian stone axehead Harry Muncey says: "This Indian stone axehead was given me by J. A. Higdon of Wyoming, DE, in 1988, the farmer who originally plowed it up on or very near to Muncy Mount in Murderkill Hundred, Kent County, Delaware. I believe this was Lenape land."

Corn mortar owned by Hester Cork Muncey's grandfather, Peregrine Cork

 

Hester A. Cork Muncey's grave,

 

The family of Robert & Jemima (Handsor) Munce, parents of James H. Muncey



Isaiah Muntz was described in his Civil War Pension file
by Lydia Ann Munce as "my first cousin and my mother raised him."

 

The family of Peregrine & Hannah (Concealler) Cork, parents of Hester Annie Cork

 

Ancestry of James P. Muncey, son of James H. & Hester (Cork) Muncey

 

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Also see Robert Munce's page

 

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