Rachel Gurley Birth 27 Apr 1852 in Nebo, North Carolina Death 23 Mar 1935 in Micaville, Yancey, North Carolina Parents: Henry Hampton Gurley Birth about 1829 in North Carolina Death 3 May 1863 in Virginia Elizabeth Kelly Birth July 1833 in North Carolina, Death after 1900 -- Gurley, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/12927356/person/954741698?ssrc=&ftm=1 1900 Federal Census, Yancey County, North Carolina, 15 June, Crabtree Township, District 128, page 8B, Hse #123, Fam #125 Gurley, Elizabeth Head W F July 1833 66 Widow 7 children/1 living NC NC NC Farmer Rents Gurley, Letta Dau W F Aug 1855 44 Single 2 children/2 living NC NC NC Washerwoman Gurley, Stanly Adopted Son W M Dec 1881 19 Single NC NC NC Farm Laborer
John Durant Kelly Birth Jul. 27, 1922 Death Sep. 18, 1992 Served in WW 2 Spouse Gladys McSwain Kelly (1920 - 2005) Children: Gladys Durant Kelly (1949 - 1949) John Wesley Kelly (1955 - 2011)* Burial Sunset Cemetery, Shelby, Cleveland County, North Carolina Created by Elizabeth May 14, 2009 -- Find A Grave Memorial #37074547, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=37074547
Lona Louise Kelly Lewis Birth 1874 Death 1961 Spouse William Thomas Lewis (1859 - 1959) Daughter Viola Elmina Lewis DeGataire (1914 - 2006) Burial Mustang Prairie Cemetery, Mustang, Falls County, Texas Created by Lynda Chalk Barefield Jun 16, 2010 -- Find A Grave Memorial #53764447, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=53764447
1910 Federal Census, Bond County, Illinois, 23 April, Srento Village, Shoal Creek Township, District 11, Page 9A, Wabash St, Hse #223, Fam #224 Green, Marvel L Head M W 38 Married 13 years IL TN KY Real Estate Owns Green, Mary M Wife F W 36 Married 13 years 1 child/1 living MO OH OH Green, Lloyd L Son M W 11 Single IL IL MO Illinois Certificate of Death Mary Margaret Green Birth 6 October 1874 Missouri Age at death 44 yrs, 0 mos 21 days Married, Housewife Father Henry C Kelly born in Ohio Mother Martha Dean born in Illinois Informant Nin Green, Sorento Death 27 October 1918 Sorento, Bond County, Illinois Cause of Death Influenza, contributory Mitral Insufficiency Burial Sunnyside Cemetery, Sorento, Illinois, by Undertaker C I Gordon Filed 30 October 1918, copy dated 2 October 1995 ------------------ Mary M Green Birth 1874 Death 1918 Mrs. M. L. Green (Mary nee Kelly), wife of the mayor of Sorento, died October 27, 1918 at the family home in that city. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Kelly, both deceased. She was born in Cedar county, Missouri, October 6, 1874. On January 13, 1898 she married M.L. Green of Sorento, and he with one son, Lloyd survives. Mrs. Green is also survived by two brothers, and three sisters; Andrew D. Kelly of north of Sorento, Daniel of Litchfield; Mrs. Mattie Hufferd of Gutherie, Oklahoma; Mrs. Ruth C. Long of Hillsboro and Mrs. Nannie Kessinger of Kansas City. Burial was at Sunnyside cemetery. Burial Sunnyside Cemetery, Sorento, Bond County, Illinois Created by Dale Eccles Dec 05, 2009 -- Find A Grave Memorial #45141349, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Green&GSiman=1&GScid=108463&GRid=45141349& ------------------
Annica was the last of several wives of Daugherty Colbert. She was the mother of none of his chidlren, according to availbale birth records,a dn their reported marriage in 1875. U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900 Annica Kemp Spouse Name Winchester Colbert Annica Kemp Colbert Birth unknown, Death May 25, 1884 Wife of Daugherty Winchester Colbert (1810 - 1880) Children George Colbert (1857 - 1911) [George's mother was likely Silsey Ibbahfoquatubby1810 -, this birth and death date also differs from most sources, reporting 1836-1917] Burial Non-Cemetery Burial, Specifically: Family homestead, Johnson [should be Johnston Co] Co.,Oklahoma Created by MillieBelle Sep 20, 2008 -- Find A Grave Memorial #29951411, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=29951411 Genealogies report she died in Pickens, McCurtain County, in the southeast along the broder with Arkansas. This wa sin Choctaw Nation, as was Atoka, where Daugherty died.
1880 Federal Census, Dubois County, Indiana, 16 June, Cass Township, District 162, page 20, Hse #142, Fam #145 Kemp, William W M 26 Husband Farming IN IN IN Kemp, Allice W F 21 Wife Keeping House IN IN IN Kemp, Dazy V W F 2 Dau Single IN IN IN Daisy Violet Kemp Child's name is listed in a letter from her father, W. J. Kemp to his Aunt and cousin. Letter dated 10 Apr 1883 -- Posted on Ancestry.com by "AuldSearcher" on 4/26/2010 Daisy V Kemp Birth Aug 1878 in Indiana, Death in Ethel Arkansas Spouse Archie Brown Birth Feb-1873 in Gentryville, Spencer County, Indiana Death 1952 in Ethel Arkansas -- Brown Family, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/21735784/person/1704889111 This genealogy has the incorrect birth place for Daisy's husband, apparently guessing that Gentryville, where the couple lived for the 1900 census, was Archie's birth place. But their son Cecil's WWI draft card reports that Archie was born in Jasper, in Dubois County, Indiana. But this genealogy gives us Daisy's last name. The birth date reported here appears to come from the 1900 census also. This birth date differs from that on Daisy's gravestone, which reports a birth year (only) of 1880. Her age in the 1910 census is also consistent with birth in 1878. William J Kemp Birth 1854 in Dubois [County], Indiana, Death Unknown Parents William F Kemp Birth 25 Feb 1825 in Indiana Death 16 Mar 1909 in Dubois, Indiana Catherine J Varner Birth 16 Nov 1822 in Kentucky Death 9 Sep 1905 in Dubois County, Indiana Marriage to Allice Stewart 6 Oct 1877 Dubois County, Indiana Daughter Dazy N Kemp, b 1878 -- Diane Lee Dreier, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/26076800/person/1773965152 Indiana Marriage Collection, 1800-1941 Archie Brown Spouse Name Daisy V Kemp Marriage 20 Jan 1897 Spencer County Specer County Marriage Book 11, Page 417 1900 Federal Census, Spencer County, Indiana, 5 June, Gentryville, District 68, page 4B, Hse #89, Fam #95 Brown, Archie Head W M Feb 1873 27 Married 3 years IN KY IN Teamster Rents Brown, Daisy V Wife W F Aug 1878 21 Married 3 years 1 children/1 living IN IN IN Brown, Cecil M Son W M Oct 1887 2 IN IN IN 1910 Federal Census, Spencer County, Indiana, 29 April, Grass Township, District 69, page 5A, Hse #102, Fam #103 Brown, Archie Head M W 37 Married 14 yrs IN KY IN Farmer Rents Brown, Daisy V Wife F W 31 Married 14 yrs 5 children/5 living IN IN IN Brown, Cecil Son M W 13 Single IN IN IN Brown, Ethel Dau F W 11 Single IN IN IN Brown, William F Son M W 8 Single IN IN IN Brown, Nelson A Son M W 4 Single IN IN IN Brown, Lester Son M W 4mos Single IN IN IN Before the 1920 census, Archie lost Daisy V and married widow Gertrude Oskins Hudson. Daisy V died in Arkansas in 1917, according to her gravestone. Her daughter Daisy weas reported as 3 years old in the 1920 cenus, so born osmetime in 1916. hey moved, then, soon after her birth. Daisy and Archie are buried side by side in Mt Pleasant Cemtery, Ethel, Arkansas County, Arkansas, with a joint headstone. ---------------- Daisy Violet Kemp Brown Birth Aug 1880 Dubois County, Indiana, USA Death 1917 (aged 36-37) Ethel, Arkansas County, Arkansas, USA Burial Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Arkansas County, Arkansas, USA Brown Daisy V 1880-1917 Archie 1875-1952 Daisy Violet Kemp, Daughter of William J Kemp (abt 1854-unknown) and Allice Stewart (abt 1859-unknown) Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel, Arkansas County, Arkansas Spouse Archie Brown 1875-1952 (m. 1897) Children: Cecil M Brown 1897-1969 Eathel Alice Brown Vansandt 1900-1981 Gravesite Details Joint stone with husband Archie Brown Created by Orville Jenkins 3 May 2020 -- Find a Grave Memorial 209740794, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/209740794/daisy-violet-brown ----------------
1880 Federal Census, Dubois County, Indiana, 16 June, Cass Township, District 162, page 20, Hse #138, Fam #141 Kemp, William W M 53 Husband Farming IN KY KY Kemp, Cathrine W F 57 Wife Keeping House KY PA PA Kemp, Thomas J W M 22 Son Single Farm Laborer IN IN KY Kemp, Lousa [Louisa] W F 23 Dau Single Keeping House IN IN KY Kemp, George A W M 19 Son Single Farm Laborer IN IN KY More, Thomas W M 21 Servant Single Farm Laborer IN IN KY William J Kemp Birth 1854 in Dubois [County], Indiana, Death Unknown Parents William F Kemp Birth 25 Feb 1825 in Indiana Death 16 Mar 1909 in Dubois, Indiana Catherine J Varner Birth 16 Nov 1822 in Kentucky Death 9 Sep 1905 in Dubois County, Indiana Marriage to Allice Stewart 6 Oct 1877 Dubois County, Indiana Daughter Dazy N. Kemp, b 1878 -- Diane Lee Dreier, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/26076800/person/1773965152 1900 Federal Census, Dubois County, Indiana, 20 June, Cass Township, District 38, page 10A, Hse #160, Fam #166 Kemp, William F Head W M Feb 1827 73 Married 51 years IN KY KY Farmer Owns Kemp, Katherine C Wife W F Nov 1821 78 Married 51 years 7 children/1 living KY KY KY Rice, Bertha Servant W F Oct 1879 20 IN IN IN House Servant
1880 Federal Census, Dubois County, Indiana, 16 June, Cass Township, District 162, page 20, Hse #142, Fam #145 Kemp, William W M 26 Husband Farming IN IN IN Kemp, Allice W F 21 Wife Keeping House IN IN IN Kemp, Dazy V W F 2 Dau Single IN IN IN William J Kemp Birth 1854 in Dubois [County], Indiana, Death Unknown Parents William F Kemp Birth 25 Feb 1825 in Indiana Death 16 Mar 1909 in Dubois, Indiana Catherine J Varner Birth 16 Nov 1822 in Kentucky Death 9 Sep 1905 in Dubois County, Indiana Marriage to Allice Stewart 6 Oct 1877 Dubois County, Indiana Daughter Dazy N. Kemp, b 1878 -- Diane Lee Dreier, http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/26076800/person/1773965152
"Lewis Jones McSwain's son, William R. McSwain, apparently came out to Arkansas with the McSwain-Kendall party about 1855. ... Their friends, Alexander and Edmond Kendall, were also from Norwood, Stanly County, North Carolina, and most likely traveled in a large party to Arkansas with the McSwains. Edmond Kendall and Minor M. McSwain were my 2nd great-grandfathers." -- Lea Harville Morgan, Ancestry Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 9 Apr 2016 The area where they settled was in Jefferson County, Arknasas, the Pine Bluff area. In 1873 the area was later separated into a new county as Dorsey County, which was renamed in 1885 to Cleveland County. The trip took about 14 weeks, according to Edmond Alexander, as retold by Edmond's son, Benjamin Kendall. Thanks to Edmond's descendant, McSwain-Kendall reseacher Lea Harville Morgan for this. Ley left on 15 October 1855, so they owudl have arrived probably before the end of January 1856. "Alexander and Edmond Kendall with their families came to Arkansas in 1855, leaving Stanly County, North Carolina on October 15th. ... After being on the road two days, little Willie was taken seriously ill and died. Father and Mother had to turn back and take Willie back to the old home for burial and then rejoin the others on the road. No other bad luck happened on the trip and after fourteen weeks [arriving about January 1856] on the road, they reached Pine Bluff." -- Lea Harville Morgan, Ancestry Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 17 April 2016 Alexander bought land in the cou nty in July 1860. U.S. General Land Office Records, 1796-1907 Alexander F Kendall Issue Date 2 Jul 1860 160 Acres, 5th Prime Meridian, Jefferson [later Cleveland] County, Arkansas Township 8-S, Range 11-W, Section 28, Land Office Little Rock Authority April 24, 1820: Sale-Cash Entry (3 Stat. 566) Document #12200 "Edmond’s wife, Emmeline, died on 1 April 1866 and was buried at Mt. Zion near their home. Uncle Frank Kendall [Alexander F. Kendall] persuaded father to bring his four children to his home instead of taking us to North Carolina to one of his sisters to raise. Then in August, Uncle Frank was returning home from Pine Bluff and was waylaid and shot to death by a man whom he had put in jail, leaving a wife and six children. Father then sold his farm and bought half interest in his brother’s farm, agreeing with his brother’s wife to look after the farm if she would take care of the ten children-her six and his four. So the two families remained together until all were grown just like one big family. Edmond was elected sheriff and served from 1874 to 1876. He died on 1 April 1866 at 4 p.m.-the same day and the same time as his wife died twenty-five years before." -- Lea Harville Morgan, Ancestry Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 17 April 2016 Arkansas, Wills and Probate Records, 1818-1998 Alexander F Kendall Probate 14 Jan 1867 Pine Bluff, Jefferson, Arkansas, USA Death 7 Aug 1867 Arkansas, USA Administrator Edmond Kendall Letters of administration included in the second half of this document Probate Court Docket, Book B, 1885-1889, p 211
1850 Federal Census, Stanly County, North Carolina, 9 October, Ross District, p 109 (scan 55), Hse #780, Fam #785 Reuben Kendall 66 M Farmer $2000 Real Estate Value Declared b North Carolina [b abt 1784] Lucy Kendall 42 M [sic, should be F] b North Carolina [b abt 1808] Clement Kendall 20 M Student b NC [b abt 1830] Allen Clement Kendall Birth Dec 8, 1829 Stanly County, North Carolina Death Mar 26, 1863 Fredericksburg Fredericksburg City, Virginia Spouse Wincy Jane Louise Parker Kendall (1831 - 1914) Children: Mollie F Kendall (1857 - 1905) William Clement Kendall (1861 - 1921) Burial Norwood Cemetery, Norwood, Stanly County, North Carolina, Plat 5 Plot 5-H Maintained by Jane Whitley, Originally Created by RobMinteer57 Nov 13, 2011 -- Find A Grave Memorial #80346772, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=80346772
1900 Federal Census, Cleveland County, Arkansas, 13 June, Niven Township, District 38, page 10B, Hse #184, Fam #185 Kendall, Charles Head W M Feb 1857 43 Married 14 yrs NC NC NC Farmer Owns Kendall, Elizabeth Wife W F Sept 1862 37 Married 14 yrs 7 children/6 living AR NC NC Kendall, Anna Dau W F Nov 1885 14 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Lucy Dau W F Oct 1887 12 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Emma Dau W F July 1889 10 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Edmond Son W M Apr 1893 7 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Gay Dau W F July 1895 4 Single AR NC AR Kendall, David Son W M Feb 1899 1 Single AR NC AR Note that the children are all reported with the same birth states and parents' birth states as their mother, even though the mother's birth state differs. 1920 Federal Census, Cleveland County, Arkansas, 2 January, Rison, District 201, page 3A, East 2nd, Hse #49, Fam #59 Kendall, Mrs M E Owns, Mortgaged Head F W 56 Widow AR NC AL No Occup Kendall, Anna Dau F W 32 Divorced AR NC AL [?] Kendall, Ed Son M W 24 Single AR NC AL [?] Kendall, Dave M W 20 Single AR NC AL [?] Arkansas, County Marriages Index, 1837-1957 Ann Kendall Age 18, Birth Year abt 1885 Residence Rison, Cleveland, Arkansas Spouse's Name Thos H Watts Spouse's Age 27 Spouse's Residence Rison, Cleveland, Arkansas Marriage 26 Jul 1903 Cleveland County Marriage License Date 25 Jul 1903
Charles was the son of Edmond Kendall, whose familiy moved to Arkansas from North Carolina in 1855. ------------------------- Here's Edmond Kendall's account of the move to Arkansas in 1855 as retold by his son, Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Kendall sometime about 1945. His niece, Anna Kendall Watts Moore wrote it down in a notebook. Anna was my maternal grandmother's sister. Several months after Reuben Kendall’s death in 1855, his sons, Alexander Franklin and Edmond, took their inheritance and moved their families to what is now Cleveland County, Arkansas. Edmond told his children that the move from North Carolina to Arkansas was quite an endeavor: "Alexander and Edmond Kendall with their families came to Arkansas in 1855, leaving Stanly County, North Carolina on October 15th. As each owned ten or fifteen slaves and as they brought most of their household goods, it took quite an outfit. I remember Father said each of them had two ox teams of two yokes, one mule team, and a team of horses to pull the family carriage, and he and Uncle Frank [A. F. Kendall] rode horseback. After being on the road two days, little Willie was taken seriously ill and died. Father and Mother had to turn back and take Willie back to the old home for burial and then rejoin the others on the road. No other bad luck happened on the trip and after fourteen weeks on the road, they reached Pine Bluff. After resting a few days, they decided to rent homes for that year. This gave them time to select permanent homes. They soon found two farms for rent within six miles of each other. They would visit each other once or twice a week and on the way home would kill a deer or two and maybe a turkey, thus providing meat for their tables for both their families and their slaves. He and his brother killed over 300 deer that year but didn’t keep a count of the turkeys. 1856 was a year they never forgot as crops were very short on account of a killing frost every month-a thing unheard of before or since. The next year, each purchased a farm. Father brought near Kedron about eighteen miles south of Pine Bluff; his brother brought a farm five miles from his. All went well for a few years. In the election of 1860, Alexander Kendall was elected sheriff of Jefferson County and served all during the Civil War. Father did not join the army being rejected three times on account of his health, but he joined the home guards and at times acted as scout for southern troops whenever any were in the area. Edmond’s wife, Emmeline, died on 1 April 1866 and was buried at Mt. Zion near their home. Uncle Frank Kendall [Alexander F. Kendall] persuaded father to bring his four children to his home instead of taking us to North Carolina to one of his sisters to raise. Then in August, Uncle Frank was returning home from Pine Bluff and was waylaid and shot to death by a man whom he had put in jail, leaving a wife and six children. Father then sold his farm and bought half interest in his brother’s farm, agreeing with his brother’s wife to look after the farm if she would take care of the ten children-her six and his four. So the two families remained together until all were grown just like one big family. Edmond was elected sheriff and served from 1874 to 1876. He died on 1 April 1866 at 4 p.m.-the same day and the same time as his wife died twenty-five years before." -- Ancestry Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 17 April 2016 ------------------------- 1900 Federal Census, Cleveland County, Arkansas, 13 June, Niven Township, District 38, page 10B, Hse #184, Fam #185 Kendall, Charles Head W M Feb 1857 43 Married 14 yrs NC NC NC Farmer Owns Kendall, Elizabeth Wife W F Sept 1862 37 Married 14 yrs 7 children/6 living AR NC NC Kendall, Anna Dau W F Nov 1885 14 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Lucy Dau W F Oct 1887 12 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Emma Dau W F July 1889 10 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Edmond Son W M Apr 1893 7 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Gay Dau W F July 1895 4 Single AR NC AR Kendall, David Son W M Feb 1899 1 Single AR NC AR Arkansas Death Index, 1914-1950 Charles E Kendall Death Jun 19, 1915 Cleveland County Certificate #180 Charles Edgar Kendall Birth Feb 21, 1858 Death 1915 Parents: Edmond Kendall (____ - 1891) Emmeline O Watkins Kendall (1830 - 1866) Spouse Martha Elizabeth McSwain Kendall (1863 - 1928) Siblings: Benjamin Franklin Kendall (1862 - 1945) Rosa Lee Kendall Lockhart (1864 - 1923) Burial Moores Church Cemetery, Rison, Cleveland County, Arkansas Created by macw Jun 30, 2009 -- Find A Grave Memorial #38902525, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=38902525
1900 Federal Census, Cleveland County, Arkansas, 13 June, Niven Township, District 38, page 10B, Hse #184, Fam #185 Kendall, Charles Head W M Feb 1857 43 Married 14 yrs NC NC NC Farmer Owns Kendall, Elizabeth Wife W F Sept 1862 37 Married 14 yrs 7 children/6 living AR NC NC Kendall, Anna Dau W F Nov 1885 14 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Lucy Dau W F Oct 1887 12 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Emma Dau W F July 1889 10 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Edmond Son W M Apr 1893 7 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Gay Dau W F July 1895 4 Single AR NC AR Kendall, David Son W M Feb 1899 1 Single AR NC AR Note that in 1920 the children are all reported with the same birth states and parents' birth states as their mother, even though the mother's birth state differs. 1920 Federal Census, Cleveland County, Arkansas, 2 January, Rison, District 201, page 3A, East 2nd, Hse #49, Fam #59 Kendall, Mrs M E Owns, Mortgaged Head F W 56 Widow AR NC AL No Occup Kendall, Anna Dau F W 32 Divorced AR NC AL [?] Kendall, Ed Son M W 24 Single AR NC AL [?] Kendall, Dave M W 20 Single AR NC AL [?]
Charles was the son of Edmond Kendall, whose familiy moved to Arkansas from North Carolina in 1855. ------------------------- Here's Edmond Kendall's account of the move to Arkansas in 1855 as retold by his son, Benjamin Franklin "Frank" Kendall sometime about 1945. His niece, Anna Kendall Watts Moore wrote it down in a notebook. Anna was my maternal grandmother's sister. Several months after Reuben Kendall’s death in 1855, his sons, Alexander Franklin and Edmond, took their inheritance and moved their families to what is now Cleveland County, Arkansas. Edmond told his children that the move from North Carolina to Arkansas was quite an endeavor: "Alexander and Edmond Kendall with their families came to Arkansas in 1855, leaving Stanly County, North Carolina on October 15th. As each owned ten or fifteen slaves and as they brought most of their household goods, it took quite an outfit. I remember Father said each of them had two ox teams of two yokes, one mule team, and a team of horses to pull the family carriage, and he and Uncle Frank [A. F. Kendall] rode horseback. After being on the road two days, little Willie was taken seriously ill and died. Father and Mother had to turn back and take Willie back to the old home for burial and then rejoin the others on the road. No other bad luck happened on the trip and after fourteen weeks on the road, they reached Pine Bluff. [They would have actually arrived, then some time in January or possibly February 1856.] After resting a few days, they decided to rent homes for that year. This gave them time to select permanent homes. They soon found two farms for rent within six miles of each other. They would visit each other once or twice a week and on the way home would kill a deer or two and maybe a turkey, thus providing meat for their tables for both their families and their slaves. He and his brother killed over 300 deer that year but didn’t keep a count of the turkeys. 1856 was a year they never forgot as crops were very short on account of a killing frost every month-a thing unheard of before or since. The next year, each purchased a farm. Father bought near Kedron about eighteen miles south of Pine Bluff; his brother bought a farm five miles from his. All went well for a few years. In the election of 1860, Alexander Kendall was elected sheriff of Jefferson County and served all during the Civil War. Father did not join the army being rejected three times on account of his health, but he joined the home guards and at times acted as scout for southern troops whenever any were in the area. Edmond’s wife, Emmeline, died on 1 April 1866 and was buried at Mt. Zion near their home. Uncle Frank Kendall [Alexander F. Kendall] persuaded father to bring his four children to his home instead of taking us to North Carolina to one of his sisters to raise. Then in August, Uncle Frank was returning home from Pine Bluff and was waylaid and shot to death by a man whom he had put in jail, leaving a wife and six children. Father then sold his farm and bought half interest in his brother’s farm, agreeing with his brother’s wife to look after the farm if she would take care of the ten children-her six and his four. So the two families remained together until all were grown just like one big family. Edmond was elected sheriff and served from 1874 to 1876. He died on 1 April 1866 at 4 p.m.-the same day and the same time as his wife died twenty-five years before." -- Lea Harville Morgan, Ancestry Messaging to Orville Boyd Jenkins, 17 April 2016 ------------------------- Edmond Kendall Birth unknown Death Apr 1, 1891 Spouse Emmeline O Watkins Kendall (1830 - 1866) Children: Charles Edgar Kendall (1858 - 1915) Benjamin Franklin Kendall (1862 - 1945) Rosa Lee Kendall Lockhart (1864 - 1923) Burial Mount Zion Cemetery Rison, Cleveland County, Arkansas Created by mac Dec 22, 2010 -- Find A Grave Memorial #63233335, http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=63233335
1900 Federal Census, Cleveland County, Arkansas, 13 June, Niven Township, District 38, page 10B, Hse #184, Fam #185 Kendall, Charles Head W M Feb 1857 43 Married 14 yrs NC NC NC Farmer Owns Kendall, Elizabeth Wife W F Sept 1862 37 Married 14 yrs 7 children/6 living AR NC NC Kendall, Anna Dau W F Nov 1885 14 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Lucy Dau W F Oct 1887 12 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Emma Dau W F July 1889 10 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Edmond Son W M Apr 1893 7 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Gay Dau W F July 1895 4 Single AR NC AR Kendall, David Son W M Feb 1899 1 Single AR NC AR Note that in 1920 the children are all reported with the same birth states and parents' birth states as their mother, even though the mother's birth state differs. 1920 Federal Census, Cleveland County, Arkansas, 2 January, Rison, District 201, page 3A, East 2nd, Hse #49, Fam #59 Kendall, Mrs M E Owns, Mortgaged Head F W 56 Widow AR NC AL No Occup Kendall, Anna Dau F W 32 Divorced AR NC AL [?] Kendall, Ed Son M W 24 Single AR NC AL [?] Kendall, Dave M W 20 Single AR NC AL [?]
1900 Federal Census, Cleveland County, Arkansas, 13 June, Niven Township, District 38, page 10B, Hse #184, Fam #185 Kendall, Charles Head W M Feb 1857 43 Married 14 yrs NC NC NC Farmer Owns Kendall, Elizabeth Wife W F Sept 1862 37 Married 14 yrs 7 children/6 living AR NC NC Kendall, Anna Dau W F Nov 1885 14 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Lucy Dau W F Oct 1887 12 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Emma Dau W F July 1889 10 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Edmond Son W M Apr 1893 7 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Gay Dau W F July 1895 4 Single AR NC AR Kendall, David Son W M Feb 1899 1 Single AR NC AR
1900 Federal Census, Cleveland County, Arkansas, 13 June, Niven Township, District 38, page 10B, Hse #184, Fam #185 Kendall, Charles Head W M Feb 1857 43 Married 14 yrs NC NC NC Farmer Owns Kendall, Elizabeth Wife W F Sept 1862 37 Married 14 yrs 7 children/6 living AR NC NC Kendall, Anna Dau W F Nov 1885 14 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Lucy Dau W F Oct 1887 12 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Emma Dau W F July 1889 10 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Edmond Son W M Apr 1893 7 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Gay Dau W F July 1895 4 Single AR NC AR Kendall, David Son W M Feb 1899 1 Single AR NC AR
1850 Federal Census, Stanly County, North Carolina, 9 October, Ross District, p 109 (scan 55), Hse #780, Fam #785 Reuben Kendall 66 M Farmer $2000 Real Estate Value Declared b North Carolina [b abt 1784] Lucy Kendall 42 M [sic, should be F] b North Carolina [b abt 1808] Clement Kendall 20 M Student b NC [b abt 1830]
1900 Federal Census, Cleveland County, Arkansas, 13 June, Niven Township, District 38, page 10B, Hse #184, Fam #185 Kendall, Charles Head W M Feb 1857 43 Married 14 yrs NC NC NC Farmer Owns Kendall, Elizabeth Wife W F Sept 1862 37 Married 14 yrs 7 children/6 living AR NC NC Kendall, Anna Dau W F Nov 1885 14 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Lucy Dau W F Oct 1887 12 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Emma Dau W F July 1889 10 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Edmond Son W M Apr 1893 7 Single AR NC AR Kendall, Gay Dau W F July 1895 4 Single AR NC AR Kendall, David Son W M Feb 1899 1 Single AR NC AR