kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
NameEdward Denis Kendall 
Birth1882, Upper Hunter, New South Wales, Australia
Death19 Jan 1916
BurialEgypt 6 Chatby War Memorial Cemetry
FatherThomas Harding Kendall
MotherBridget Mary Moloney
Notes for Edward Denis Kendall
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Kendall, Edward Denis
Number: 388
Rank: Private [Pte]
Unit: 20th Bn Australian Inf
Service: Army
Conflict 1914-1918
Date of Death 19/01/1916
Cause of Death: Pneumonia
Memorial Panel: 91
Cemetry or Memorial Details: Egypt 6 Chatby War Memorial Cemetry
Place of Enlistment: Patrick’s Plains
Notes: KENDALL, Pte. Edward Denis, 388. 20th Bn. Australian Inf. Died of pneumonia 19th Jan., 1916. Age 34. Son of Thomas Harding Kendall and Bridget Mary Kendall, of Singleton, New South Wales. Born at Upper Hunter, New South Wales. A. 78.
Source: AWM145 Roll of Honour cards, 1914-1918, Army
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 5 JULY, 1905. Page 249
Apprehensions, &c.
Edward KENDALL, charged with breaking and entering the dwelling of Marion Rylands, with intent to steal, has been arrested by Constable F. Wilson, Singleton Police. Committed for trial at Singleton Quarter Sessions.
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 9 AUG., 1905. Page 289
First Offenders Discharged under Crimes Act of 1900.
THE following offenders have been released under the provisions of the above Act: -
Edward KENDALL (24), tried at Singleton Quarter Sessions, 28th July, 1905, larceny; sentence, nine months' imprisonment. To be of good behaviour for twelve months, vide Police Gazette, 1905, page 249
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 9 Aug., 1905, page 292
Edward Kendall tried and sentenced at Singleton Q. S., 28th July 1905 for larcency from Agnes Magdaline Badior. Sentenced to 9 months; hard labour. Sentence to be suspended under Crimes Act on entering into recognizance in 50 pound and two sureties in 25 pounds each, to be of good behaviour for twelve months.
Kendall, Edward Denis
Number: 388
Rank: Private [Pte]
Unit: 20th Bn Australian Inf
Service: Army
Conflict 1914-1918
Date of Death 19/01/1916
Cause of Death: Pneumonia
Memorial Panel: 91
Cemetry or Memorial Details: Egypt 6 Chatby War Memorial Cemetry
Place of Enlistment: Patrick’s Plains
Notes: KENDALL, Pte. Edward Denis, 388. 20th Bn. Australian Inf. Died of pneumonia 19th Jan., 1916. Age 34. Son of Thomas Harding Kendall and Bridget Mary Kendall, of Singleton, New South Wales. Born at Upper Hunter, New South Wales. A. 78.
Source: AWM145 Roll of Honour cards, 1914-1918, Army
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 5 JULY, 1905. Page 249
Apprehensions, &c.
Edward KENDALL, charged with breaking and entering the dwelling of Marion Rylands, with intent to steal, has been arrested by Constable F. Wilson, Singleton Police. Committed for trial at Singleton Quarter Sessions.
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 9 AUG., 1905. Page 289
First Offenders Discharged under Crimes Act of 1900.
THE following offenders have been released under the provisions of the above Act: -
Edward KENDALL (24), tried at Singleton Quarter Sessions, 28th July, 1905, larceny; sentence, nine months' imprisonment. To be of good behaviour for twelve months, vide Police Gazette, 1905, page 249
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 9 Aug., 1905, page 292
Edward Kendall tried and sentenced at Singleton Q. S., 28th July 1905 for larcency from Agnes Magdaline Badior. Sentenced to 9 months; hard labour. Sentence to be suspended under Crimes Act on entering into recognizance in 50 pound and two sureties in 25 pounds each, to be of good behaviour for twelve months.