The Maitland Mercury & Hunter River General Advertiser Tuesday 8 April 1856
TITTLE DEEDS        
The deeds specified in the annexed list having been
enrolled in the Registry of Deeds' Office, Supreme
Court, Sydney, under the provisions of the Act of the
Governor and Legislative Council, 13th Victoria, toria, No
45, have been transmitted to the Surveyor General to
be forwarded to the Colonial Treasurer for delivery to
tho Grantees.
COUNTRY LOTS
12. Henry Heap Kendall and others, Macquarie 30
acres

The Sydney Morning Herald Thursday 16 October 1856
On the 30th ultimo, at Port Macquarie, by the Rev. Edward
Holland, Henry Heap Kendall, famer, Sunnyside, Hastings
River, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of Thomas Dick, of Hurs-
ley, Hastings River, formerly of Linlithgow, Scotland.

Name: Henry Heap KENDALL
Given Name: Henry Heap
Surname: Kendall
Sex: M
Birth: Abt 1826 in Horbury, Yorkshire, England
Death: 04 Sep 1872 in Rawdon Island, Via Wauhope, New South Wales, .

Reference(s):

The WINDING SHEET
Published by the Port Macquarie Historical Society, 1996
Page 336 (precise' of burial record)

Quoted:

HENRY HEAP KENDALL
d 4 September 1872

Son of William KENDALL, a miner and ANN (nee: Berry) born Horbury, Yorkshire, England
about 1826. 30 September, 1856, at Hay Street, Port Macquarie, he married Elizabeth DICK,
daughter of THOMAS DICK, Gentleman and Elizabeth (nee: Hay/Hoy/Forest) who was born
at Bathgate, Linlithgowshire.
Their children were: HENRY DICK, WILLIAM HAY, GEORGE RAWDON, (19 January 1866, married ALICE ELIZABETH MASTERS and had three children, he was accidentally drowned on 12 October 1888.)
Henry Heap Kendall, a Farmer and Settler, lived at Rawdon Island, Hastings River, and when aged 47, was accidentally killed by a falling tree.

"Manning River News: 14 September, 1872:
Port Macquarie (from our Correspondent) Monday September 9:
A sad and I am sorry to add, fatal accident occurred at Rawdon Island on Tuesday 3rd inst. MR H.H. KENDALL, having then lost his life under the following circumstances. It appears there was a tree leaning against another near his residence, which was considered to be dangerous, and Mr Kendall, thought it advisable to cut down the tree that was standing. When the tree fell, it went in the opposite direction to what he expected, and of course, he ran away as quickly as possible, but unfortunately not quite fast enough, for a limb struck him on the head and broke his skull. One or two neighbours soon came to his assistance and attempted to carry him into the house but he died before reaching it. I believe his wife witnessed the occurrence is now heart-broken at the loss she has sustained. Beside his widow, the deceased left four children who are quite unprovided for. A friend has kindly undertaken the task of collecting from the benovelent public whatever they may be willing to give in order to assist this bereaved family. I saw a list of names today and it is really a case of deserving charity. I sincerely hope a handsome sum may be raised"

He was buried by Rev John Ayling of the Presbyterian Church, Port Macquarie on 4 September 1872.

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Marriage 1 Elizabeth DICK b: in Bathgate, Linlithgonshire, Wales?, England ?
• Married: 30 Sep 1856 in Hay Street, Port Macquarie, New South Wales,

Children
1. George Rawdon KENDALL
2. Henry Dick KENDALL
3. William Hay KENDALL



Alternate Ancestry:
Henry Heap Kendall is also highly unlikely to be the son of George Kendall, Convict No 33/1299 transported on the ship “Asia” (10) in the year 1833. His native place Southwark, England, occupation grooom. He was tried at Middlesex Quarter Sessions 6th September 1832 aged 17 years.
He received his Ticket of Leave and allowed to remain in the District of Port Macquarie, October 1837.
This is because George Kendall would have only been approx 12 years of age at Henry Heap Kendall’s birth.

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and CUMMINS, John and DICK, George Hay