kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
NameGeorge Kendall 
Birth1815, Monmouth, England
Spouses
Marriage1 Feb 1837, St Thomas CofE, Port Macquarie, Co Ayr New South Wales, Australia
ChildrenElizabeth (1838-)
William Archibald (1841-1842)
Notes for George Kendall
Spelling: "Kindall" on marriage record to Elizabeth Little V18371878 21 1837 Spelling: "Kendell" on application to marry AO Fiche 783
Marry: V18371878 21 1837
Bernie Childs of Lismore advised the following: Both George and Elizabeth were on a bond when they applied to get married in 1836. George arrived on the "Asia [10]", on 17 June 1833 and he was born circa 1815 in Monmouth Shire England , and he worked as a groom. Elizabeth Little was transported with Diana and Frances, her two elder sisters. I am a descendant from Frances Little who married William Childs in 1839. George and Elizabeth were sent to Port Macquarie to serve their time. I can only find two children born to them; Elizabeth Kendall born 4 April 1838 and William Archibald Kendall born 5 June 1841 but he died in 1842 and is buried at Port Macquarie. I have no idea when or where George and Elizabeth died or who young Elizabeth married.
AO Fiche 783 Registers of Convicts - Application to Marry 1833-1837 Dec 7, 1836 Kendell, George, 21 "Asia" sentenced 7yrs Ticket of Leave Batchelor Little Elizabeth, 18 "Elizabeth" sentenced 14yrs Bonded Spinster Minister James Cross Port Macquarie, approved 24 December 1836
Convict Indent
State Records Fiche 704 Page 075 and Fiche 685 Page 230
“Asia” (10) arrived 27 June 1833
George Kendall, age 18, single not married
Could read but not write; Religion Protestant
Native Place: Monmouthshire; Occupation: stable boy; shoemaker in hulk
Tried at Middlesex Quarter Sessions on 6 Sept 1832 for stealing paper
Convicted to 7 yrs transportation; 14 days former conviction
5 ft 0 inches; fair ruddy complexion; light hair; grey eyes
Small scar outer corner of left eye; two small dots back left wrist.
Ticket of Leave
State Records Fiche 929 Shelf 4/4118
No. 38/394 1st March 1838
Prisoner’s Number .............................33/1299
Name .................................................George Kendall
Ship ...................................................Asia (10)
Master ...............................................Stead
Year ...................................................1833
Native Place ........................................Southwark
Trade of Calling ..................................Groom
Place of Trial .......................................Middlesex Q S
Date of Trial ........................................6th September 1832
Sentence ..............................................7 years
Year of Birth .........................................1817
Height ..................................................5 ft 6 1/2 inches
Complexion .........................................Fair
Hair .....................................................Light
Eyes ....................................................Blue to Grey
General Remarks .................................Scar under left eye
Allowed to remain in the District of Port Macquarie on recommendation of Port Macquarie Bench.
Dated October 1837
Marry: V18371878 21 1837
Bernie Childs of Lismore advised the following: Both George and Elizabeth were on a bond when they applied to get married in 1836. George arrived on the "Asia [10]", on 17 June 1833 and he was born circa 1815 in Monmouth Shire England , and he worked as a groom. Elizabeth Little was transported with Diana and Frances, her two elder sisters. I am a descendant from Frances Little who married William Childs in 1839. George and Elizabeth were sent to Port Macquarie to serve their time. I can only find two children born to them; Elizabeth Kendall born 4 April 1838 and William Archibald Kendall born 5 June 1841 but he died in 1842 and is buried at Port Macquarie. I have no idea when or where George and Elizabeth died or who young Elizabeth married.
AO Fiche 783 Registers of Convicts - Application to Marry 1833-1837 Dec 7, 1836 Kendell, George, 21 "Asia" sentenced 7yrs Ticket of Leave Batchelor Little Elizabeth, 18 "Elizabeth" sentenced 14yrs Bonded Spinster Minister James Cross Port Macquarie, approved 24 December 1836
Convict Indent
State Records Fiche 704 Page 075 and Fiche 685 Page 230
“Asia” (10) arrived 27 June 1833
George Kendall, age 18, single not married
Could read but not write; Religion Protestant
Native Place: Monmouthshire; Occupation: stable boy; shoemaker in hulk
Tried at Middlesex Quarter Sessions on 6 Sept 1832 for stealing paper
Convicted to 7 yrs transportation; 14 days former conviction
5 ft 0 inches; fair ruddy complexion; light hair; grey eyes
Small scar outer corner of left eye; two small dots back left wrist.
Ticket of Leave
State Records Fiche 929 Shelf 4/4118
No. 38/394 1st March 1838
Prisoner’s Number .............................33/1299
Name .................................................George Kendall
Ship ...................................................Asia (10)
Master ...............................................Stead
Year ...................................................1833
Native Place ........................................Southwark
Trade of Calling ..................................Groom
Place of Trial .......................................Middlesex Q S
Date of Trial ........................................6th September 1832
Sentence ..............................................7 years
Year of Birth .........................................1817
Height ..................................................5 ft 6 1/2 inches
Complexion .........................................Fair
Hair .....................................................Light
Eyes ....................................................Blue to Grey
General Remarks .................................Scar under left eye
Allowed to remain in the District of Port Macquarie on recommendation of Port Macquarie Bench.
Dated October 1837