kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
kendall_family_nsw - Person Sheet
NameGeorge William Kendall 
OccupationShip’s Master - “S.S. Anglian” & Third Englandineer - “S.S. Andova”
Notes for George William Kendall
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 14 JAN., 1903. Page 15
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY REPORTED STOLEN.
7 Jan 1903 G. W. KENDALL, S.S. Anglian, Gold albert, bar pattern; square - shaped locket, " G.W.R." on it, two photos. inside. Ref 65
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 29th May, 1907. Page 198.
On 21st May, 1907, Mr G. W. Kendall, of 168 Forbes Street, Sydney reported to police that a Gent.’s gold-filled hunting Elgin watch, No. 7466681, was stolen.
No 4.6 NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, 14 NOVEMBER. 1906.
Assault and Robbery.
Kogarah. - Arthur Best, of Cane - street, Peakhurst, reports that at 10 p.m. the 19th instant, whilst in Forest Road, Penshurst, he was assaulted and robbed of the sum of £2 15s. by a man whom he can neither describe nor identify. A doubtful report.
Pyrmont. - George Wm. KENDALL, third Englandineer of S.S. " Andova," lying at Pyrmont wharf, reports that about 10 p.m. the 8th instant, while in the Darling Harbour yard, he was assaulted and robbed of a silver open - face non - magnetic watch, by a man whom he can neither describe nor identify.
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY REPORTED STOLEN.
7 Jan 1903 G. W. KENDALL, S.S. Anglian, Gold albert, bar pattern; square - shaped locket, " G.W.R." on it, two photos. inside. Ref 65
NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE. 29th May, 1907. Page 198.
On 21st May, 1907, Mr G. W. Kendall, of 168 Forbes Street, Sydney reported to police that a Gent.’s gold-filled hunting Elgin watch, No. 7466681, was stolen.
No 4.6 NEW SOUTH WALES POLICE GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, 14 NOVEMBER. 1906.
Assault and Robbery.
Kogarah. - Arthur Best, of Cane - street, Peakhurst, reports that at 10 p.m. the 19th instant, whilst in Forest Road, Penshurst, he was assaulted and robbed of the sum of £2 15s. by a man whom he can neither describe nor identify. A doubtful report.
Pyrmont. - George Wm. KENDALL, third Englandineer of S.S. " Andova," lying at Pyrmont wharf, reports that about 10 p.m. the 8th instant, while in the Darling Harbour yard, he was assaulted and robbed of a silver open - face non - magnetic watch, by a man whom he can neither describe nor identify.