kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
NameBenjamin Kendall 
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302Birth1859, England302
Death1931, Australia302
FatherThomas Kendall
MotherAnn Bunyan
Spouses
Marriage1884, Narrabri, New South Wales, Australia
ChildrenLouis Gordon (1885-)
Edgar Thomas (1886-1971)
Lilian M (1888-)
Benjamin Leslie (1889-)
Elsie J (1894-)
Eva D (1896-)
Notes for Benjamin Kendall
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 13 JUNE., 1897. Page 18
Orange. - Stolen about 3 a.m., the 3rd instant, from the Greyhound Hotel," Orange, the property of George Starr, - A lady's gold hunting keyless watch, maker and number not known; a gold chain, with long link and two short links with gold medal attached, Englandraved " N. Starr, first prize for music, presented by W. E. Crone, 1891." Also, navy - blue serge pair of trousers, &c. Total value, £15. Identifiable. Also stolen, the property of Alfred Ernest Pearson, - One £10 note of Bank of New South Wales; one £5 note; two £1 notes; a blue serge coat, " B. KENDALL, Narrabri," on tab at neck; a single – breasted serge vest, and a light - coloured soft felt hat.
New South Wales Police Gazette 26 September 1900, page 353
Stolen from Benjamin Kendall of Narrabri on or about 19th September 1900 a brown mare, branded c near shoulder, BK over L off shoulder, blaze, shod, broken to saddle and harness.
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 31 OCT., 1900. Page 398
Horses and Cattle.
Vide Police Gazette, 1900, page 353.
The mare No. 4 in this week's list, the property of Benjamin KENDALL, of Narrabri, has been found.
Orange. - Stolen about 3 a.m., the 3rd instant, from the Greyhound Hotel," Orange, the property of George Starr, - A lady's gold hunting keyless watch, maker and number not known; a gold chain, with long link and two short links with gold medal attached, Englandraved " N. Starr, first prize for music, presented by W. E. Crone, 1891." Also, navy - blue serge pair of trousers, &c. Total value, £15. Identifiable. Also stolen, the property of Alfred Ernest Pearson, - One £10 note of Bank of New South Wales; one £5 note; two £1 notes; a blue serge coat, " B. KENDALL, Narrabri," on tab at neck; a single – breasted serge vest, and a light - coloured soft felt hat.
New South Wales Police Gazette 26 September 1900, page 353
Stolen from Benjamin Kendall of Narrabri on or about 19th September 1900 a brown mare, branded c near shoulder, BK over L off shoulder, blaze, shod, broken to saddle and harness.
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 31 OCT., 1900. Page 398
Horses and Cattle.
Vide Police Gazette, 1900, page 353.
The mare No. 4 in this week's list, the property of Benjamin KENDALL, of Narrabri, has been found.