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Mary Kendall (Tidd)

Also Known As: "Mary Teed/Frances", "Kendall"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Ipswich, Suffolk, England
Death: May 20, 1676 (55)
Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, American Colonies
Place of Burial: Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, United States
Immediate Family:

Daughter of Sgt. John Tidd, of Woburn and Margaret Tidd
Wife of Francis Kendall
Mother of John Kendall; Thomas Kendall; Mary Reed; Elizabeth Pierce; Hannah Green and 5 others
Sister of Samuel Tidd, of Woburn; Joseph Tidd; John Tidd; Elizabeth Fuller; James Tidd, of England and 1 other

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About Mary Kendall

  • 'The Kendall family in America (1919)
  • http://www.archive.org/details/kendallfamilyina00clem
  • http://www.archive.org/stream/kendallfamilyina00clem#page/4/mode/1up
  • ' Mary Tidd was a daughter of John Tidd. It is claimed that Francis left England against the wishes of his family, using the name of Miles, until he was settled in this country. Francis was admitted freeman 10 May, 1648. He served the town as selectman, held numerous other offices and was looked upon as "a gentleman of great respectability and influence." He owned and operated a corn mill in Woburn, being a miller by trade. The mill now on the old Kendall homestead was built by Samuel Kendall in 1700 and is near the location of the first mill built bv Francis.
  • http://www.archive.org/stream/kendallfamilyina00clem#page/5/mode/1up
  • 'Francis Kendall died in the year 1708 at the age of 89. His wife Mary Tidd died in 1705. The will of Francis, dated 9 May, 1706, named his sons, Thomas and John, as executors. The son Thomas had a son Samuel who was a very active, public spirited man, engaged in promoting the civil and religious prosperity of Woburn. In 1732 he received a commission as Lieutenant from Governor Belcher and was widely known as Lieutenant Kendall.
    • THE KENDALLS OF WOBURN.
    • I.
  • '1. FRANCIS KENDALL married 24 December, 1644, Mary Tidd. He died Woburn, 1708. She died 1705.
  • Children :
    • 2. John, born 2 May, 1646 ; m. three times.
    • 3. Thomas, born 10 Jan., 1648; m. twice.
    • 4. Mary, born 20 Jan., 1650; m. Isaac Reed.
    • 5. Elizabeth, born 15 Jan., 1652; m. James Pierce.
    • 6. Hannah, born 26 Jan., 1654; m. William Green, Jr.
    • 7. Rebecca, born 21 March, 1657 ; m. Joshua Eaton.
    • 8. Samuel, born 8 j\Iarch, 1659 ; m. twice.
    • 9. Jacob, born 25 Jan., 1660; m. twice.
    • 10. Abigail, born 6 Aitril, 1666; m. William Reed.
  • _________
  • 'Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal ..., Volume 2 By Ellery Bicknell Crane
  • Historic homes and institutions and genealogical and personal ..., Volume 2 By Ellery Bicknell Crane
  • Pg. 424
  • The emigrants to this country were Francis and Deacon Thomas Kendall, who sailed from England under the alias of Miles, again taking the name of Kandall on reaching this country. Their father, John Kendall, lived in Cambridge, England, in 1646, and died there in 1660. 'Francis Kendall is the common ancestor of all the Kendalls in this country', Deacon Thomas having ten daughters but no sons.
  • ' Francis Kendall, above mentioned, was in Charlestown, Massachusetts, prior to 1640. He was a large landholder and a miller by occupatin. He died in 1708. He married, at Woburn, Massachusetts, December 24, 1644, Mary Tidd, and their sons, born in Woburn, Massachusetts, were: John, July 2, 1646; Thomas, January 10, 1648; Samuel, March 8, 1659; Jacob, January 25, 1660. John Tidd, Tead, Ted or Teed, embarked May 12, 1637, at Yarmouth England, aged nineteen, as servant of Samuel Greenfield, of Norwich. Was of Charlestown that year, subscribed there December, 1640, "Town Orders" for Woburn, taxed at Woburn 1645, chosen surveyor of fences 1646. HIs wife Margaret died in 1651. He had second wife Alice, daughters Mary and Elizabeth, and a son John. His daughter Mary was doubtless wife of Francis Kendall.
  • __________
  • Woburn, Massachusetts.
  • Source: Towns of New England and Old England, Ireland and Scotland, *Containing
  • Narratives
  • by Allan Forbes
  • KENDALL.
  • Kendall is a family name of local derivation, borrowed from Kent-dale, that is, a dale in the County of Kent, England; or, as may be thought by some, from Kendal, a noted town in Westmoreland County, on the borders of the river Ken. From one or the other of these sources, the Kendal(s) or Kendall(s) in England prob. derived their origin and their name.
  • KENDALL.
  • 'Francis Kendall, born in England, is supposed to have been the common ancestor of all of his name in New England. He was in Charlestown, 1640, where he subscribed the "Town Orders" for Woburn in December of that year; and was taxed among the earliest inhabitants of Woburn, 1645. The record of his marriage there reads thus: "ffrancis Kendall, alias Miles and Mary Tedd (Tidd) maryed 24th of *10th month [24 *Dec.] 1644;" which lends support to a family tradition, communicated many years ago by Rev. Dr. Kendall of Weston, that in order to conceal from his parents his intentions to emigrate to this country, he embarked in England under a feigned name. His children by his wife Mary were' (1) John b. July 2, 1646. (2) Thomas b. Jan 10, 1648/9. (3) Mary b. Jan 20, 1650/1; m. Israel Reed about 1669. (4) Elizabeth b. Jan 15, 1652/3 m. James Peirce. (5) Hannah b. Jan 26, 1654/5 m. William Green, Jun'r as his 2nd wife. (6) Rebekah b. Mar 2, 1657; m. Joshua Eaton; deceased in 1706. (7) Samuel b. Mar 8, 1659. (8) Jacob b. Jan 25, 1660/1. (9) Abigail b. April 6, 1666; m. William "Read," May 24, 1686.
  • 'Mary, his wife, died in 1705. "Francis Kendall, Sen'r died 1708," when, according to a testimony given by him in Court, 1700, he must have been 88 years old. He was a gentleman of great respectability and influence in the place of his residence. He served the town at different times, 18 years on the Board of Selectmen; and was often appointed on important committees, especially on one for distributing the common lands of the town, 1664 and on another, respecting the erection of the second meeting-house, 1672.
  • http://files.usgwarchives.net/ma/middlesex/towns/woburn/woburnhisto...
  • _______________ First Generation in America ~1640 arrival

From "NewEnglandKendalls.com"

http://www.newenglandkendalls.com/TTWL/Kendall52010/b76.htm#P87

38. Francis KENDALL was born in 1620 in Norfolk, Cty., England. He died in 1708 in Woburn, Middlesex Cty., Ma.. He was buried in 1708 in Woburn, Ma. (Burial Site Unknown). Francis was baptized Unknown.

Francis KENDALL and Mary TIDD were married on 24 December 1644 in Woburn, Middlesex Cty., Ma.. Mary TIDD was born on 23 November 1620 in Hertfordshire, England. She died in 1705 in Woburn, Middlesex Cty., Ma.. She was buried in 1705 in Woburn, Ma. (Burial Site Unknown).

Francis KENDALL and Mary TIDD had the following children:

(+56) i. John KENDALL. (+57) ii. Thomas KENDALL Sr. (+58) iii. Mary KENDALL. (+59) iv. Elizabeth KENDALL. (+60) v. Hannah KENDALL. (+61) vi. Rebekah KENDALL. (+62) vii. Samuel KENDALL. (+63) viii. Jacob KENDALL Sr. (+64) ix. Abigail KENDALL."


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Mary Kendall's Timeline

1620
November 23, 1620
Ipswich, Suffolk, England
1644
February 10, 1644
Reading,Middlesex,Massachusetts
1646
July 2, 1646
Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
1648
January 10, 1648
Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, Colonial America
1651
January 20, 1651
Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British Colonial America
1652
January 15, 1652
Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
1654
January 26, 1654
Woburn, Middlesex, Massachusetts
1657
March 2, 1657
Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony
1659
March 8, 1659
Woburn, Middlesex County, Massachusetts Bay Colony