Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed., 1887,
Grant Co.

T. R. KENDALL was born in Harrison County, Ky., in 1849, and is a son of
Newton and Ann E. (Ross) Kendall.  Newton Kendall was a farmer and
magistrate of Harrison County for several years.  Lewis Kendall,
grandfather of T. R., was a native of Virginia, but early came to Harrison
County, Ky., where he was a farmer and squire of the county.  Mrs. Ann E.
Kendall, a native of Missouri, came to Kentucky an an early age.  She was
of Scotch descent and a granddaughter of the old Dr. Ross, of Lexington,
Ky., a prominent man of his day.  Her grandmother was Phoebe Nelson, of
Harrison County, who married in 1810.  T. R. Kendall was educated at the
common schools in Bourbon County, and at Western University at Lexington.
He settled in Grant County in 1859, has always been a farmer, and now
owns 450 acres of well improved land.  He also conducts a store at Sherman
Station.  In 1875 he married Georgie Williams, of Grant County, a daughter
of Jonathan Williams, of Boone County, and Almina (Poor) Williams, of Bath
County, Ky.  Mr. Kendall's wife died in 1882, leaving one child--John N..
Mr. Kendall is a Democrat and a member of the Christian Church.

Kendall Ross Nelson Williams Poor
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Harrison-KY Bourbon-KY Fayette-KY Boone-KY Bath-KY VA MO

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