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Kendall Notables and Anecdotes
This page contains information and stories related to all members of note of this Kendall family line. If you find errors or omissions, or if you have related stories to share please send Email.
Last Update: 30 May 2003
John M. Armstrong
(1835-??) father of Mary B. Armstrong (wife of Thomas W. Kendall) served as the
Sheriff of Johnson County, Arkansas.
Thomas W. Kendall (1859-1939) was elected the Johnson County
representative to the Arkansas State Legislature for two terms beginning in
1909. He owned one of the first gins in Johnson County.
Argie Kendall (c1916-??)
son of Oliver H. Kendall served during World War II as a Technical Sergeant in
the U.S. Army Air Corps.
Orlie Kendall (c1921-??)
son of Oliver H. Kendall served in the U.S. Army during World War II as a
Corporal in the European Theatre.