kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
NameRobert Chapman Kendall 
Birth5 Aug 1860
Death10 Jun 1939, Ashfield, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia230
FatherWilliam Rutter Kendall (1835-1893)
MotherCharlotte Frances Rutter Cooper (1832-1884)
Spouses
Marriage21 Mar 1883, Petersham, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia231
ChildrenCharlotte Marian (1884-)
Elsie May (1892-1984)
Notes for Robert Chapman Kendall
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 31 JAN., 1894. Page 43
Deserting Wives and Families, Service, &c.
Maitland. - A warrant has been issued by the West Maitland Bench for the arrest of William Patrick Dwyer, charged with absenting himself from his apprenticeship with Robert Chapman KENDALL, of Aberglasslyn, on the 17th instant. Dwyer is 18 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, rather slight built, fairish complexion, slight sear on left thumb; dressed in dark cardigan jacket, dark cotton trousers, light tweed vest with small white stripes running through it, brown soft felt bat, and elastic side boots.
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 28 FEB., 1894. Page 79
Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 43.
William Patrick Dwyer, charged with absconding from his apprenticeship with Robert C. KENDALL, has been arrested by Senior Constables Murdoch and Fullerton, Sydney Police. Remanded to West Maitland.
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 14 MARCH, 1894. Page 98
Vide Police Gazette, 1894, pages 43 and 79.
William Patrick Dwyer, charged with absenting himself from his apprenticeship with Robert Chapman KENDALL, has been returned to the Training Ship " Sobraon."
KENDALL
ROBERT C
Burial
METH/3/0274
10/06/1939189
MR. R. C. KENDALL.
Mr Robert Chapman Kendall who died in
the Masonic Hospital Ashfield, aged 78 years,
was a descendent of a family of early settlers
in New South Wales. He was born in Kiama
and spent his early years in the South Coast
districts. His grandfather spent some time
in New Zealand as the first white missionary,
and later settled on the South Coast. Mr
Kendall was in old resident of Marrickville.
and in former years was connected with the
Marrickville Municipal Council. He was a
Justice of the Peace and a keen bowler. In
the year 1883 he married Miss Marion Bullard
of Stanmore, who with two daughters, Mrs
D. Cooper arid Mrs. H. Cresswell, survive
him.232
Deserting Wives and Families, Service, &c.
Maitland. - A warrant has been issued by the West Maitland Bench for the arrest of William Patrick Dwyer, charged with absenting himself from his apprenticeship with Robert Chapman KENDALL, of Aberglasslyn, on the 17th instant. Dwyer is 18 years of age, 5 feet 6 inches high, rather slight built, fairish complexion, slight sear on left thumb; dressed in dark cardigan jacket, dark cotton trousers, light tweed vest with small white stripes running through it, brown soft felt bat, and elastic side boots.
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 28 FEB., 1894. Page 79
Vide Police Gazette, 1894, page 43.
William Patrick Dwyer, charged with absconding from his apprenticeship with Robert C. KENDALL, has been arrested by Senior Constables Murdoch and Fullerton, Sydney Police. Remanded to West Maitland.
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 14 MARCH, 1894. Page 98
Vide Police Gazette, 1894, pages 43 and 79.
William Patrick Dwyer, charged with absenting himself from his apprenticeship with Robert Chapman KENDALL, has been returned to the Training Ship " Sobraon."
KENDALL
ROBERT C
Burial
METH/3/0274
10/06/1939189
MR. R. C. KENDALL.
Mr Robert Chapman Kendall who died in
the Masonic Hospital Ashfield, aged 78 years,
was a descendent of a family of early settlers
in New South Wales. He was born in Kiama
and spent his early years in the South Coast
districts. His grandfather spent some time
in New Zealand as the first white missionary,
and later settled on the South Coast. Mr
Kendall was in old resident of Marrickville.
and in former years was connected with the
Marrickville Municipal Council. He was a
Justice of the Peace and a keen bowler. In
the year 1883 he married Miss Marion Bullard
of Stanmore, who with two daughters, Mrs
D. Cooper arid Mrs. H. Cresswell, survive
him.232