kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
NameMary Kendall 
FatherKendall Dr
Notes for Mary Kendall
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 14 OCT., 1896. Page 359
Marrickville. - Stolen, between the hours of 6 - 30 and 7.30 p.m., the 8th instant, from the residence of James R. Anderson, " Tarlo," Wardell - road, near Fraser - street, Marrickville, - A metal cashbox containing one £5 - note, £24 in gold, and two crown pieces; a lady's gold open - faced watch, with black ribbon guard and key attached; a gent's silver Waltham hunting watch; a green leather pocket-book, containing "In Memoriam" cards of late Dr. KENDALL; a lady's gold expanding spring-bangle; a lady's gold chain-bangle, with gold padlock attached; a lady's gold brooch, two bars, with ball at each end, set with a large opal; a lady's gold single bar brooch, like an agger set with an opal; a lady's gold flower - brooch, one pearl in centre; an alligator-skin purse, containing two A.J. Club tickets for this year; a lizard-skin purse, containing some silver; a lady's gold brooch, shape of wish-bone, "Merry Thought " in letters on it; three Post Office Savings Bank books in names of Mary Jago, Hilda Jago, and John S. Jago; marriage certificate of Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Jago, and a marriage license of John Jago and Mary KENDALL; total value, £40. Identifiable, except money. Suspicion attached to a man who called about 5.30 p.m. selling firewood. Description: - From 20 to 23 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet high, rather stout build, supposed clean shaved, may have small moustache, long neck, dark - brown hair; dressed in blue serge coat, faded green - colour tweed trousers, brown. hard hat. Can be identified by Mrs. Walsh, residing next door. The metal cashbox (minus contents) was found on the 9th instant in Fraser Street, Marrickville.
Marrickville. - Stolen, between the hours of 6 - 30 and 7.30 p.m., the 8th instant, from the residence of James R. Anderson, " Tarlo," Wardell - road, near Fraser - street, Marrickville, - A metal cashbox containing one £5 - note, £24 in gold, and two crown pieces; a lady's gold open - faced watch, with black ribbon guard and key attached; a gent's silver Waltham hunting watch; a green leather pocket-book, containing "In Memoriam" cards of late Dr. KENDALL; a lady's gold expanding spring-bangle; a lady's gold chain-bangle, with gold padlock attached; a lady's gold brooch, two bars, with ball at each end, set with a large opal; a lady's gold single bar brooch, like an agger set with an opal; a lady's gold flower - brooch, one pearl in centre; an alligator-skin purse, containing two A.J. Club tickets for this year; a lizard-skin purse, containing some silver; a lady's gold brooch, shape of wish-bone, "Merry Thought " in letters on it; three Post Office Savings Bank books in names of Mary Jago, Hilda Jago, and John S. Jago; marriage certificate of Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Jago, and a marriage license of John Jago and Mary KENDALL; total value, £40. Identifiable, except money. Suspicion attached to a man who called about 5.30 p.m. selling firewood. Description: - From 20 to 23 years of age, 5 feet 10 inches to 6 feet high, rather stout build, supposed clean shaved, may have small moustache, long neck, dark - brown hair; dressed in blue serge coat, faded green - colour tweed trousers, brown. hard hat. Can be identified by Mrs. Walsh, residing next door. The metal cashbox (minus contents) was found on the 9th instant in Fraser Street, Marrickville.