On 4 December 1755, Stephen Munday cast votes for James Garnett and John Upshaw for burgesses of Essex County. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 27, pages 248–252.]

Last will and testament of Stephen Munday of Essex County. Sick and weak of body. To beloved wife Rachel Munday all my hold Estate Real and person during her widowhood, and at her death I lend to my daughter Elizabeth Monday thirty acres of land as long as she remains unmarried, all the remainder of my land after the Deth of my Wife I give to my two sons Jeremiah Monday and Benjamin Hail Monday and also the thirty acres of Land that I lent to my Daughter Elizabeth Monday after her decease or marredg. All the residue of my estate “to be Equally Devided Amongst all my Children Except my two sons Jeremiah Monday and Benjamin Hail Monday”. Friend Merriday Brown to be executor. 7 September 1783.
Stephen [X] Munday
Witness: James Jones, Hannah [X] Davis, Merriday Brown
Presented in court on 21 June 1784 by Merriday Brown, and proved by the oaths of James Jones and Hannah Davis.
[Essex County, Virginia, Will Book 13, page 430.]