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About William Kendall
EMANCIPATION OF WILLIAM KENDALL:
Source: “Register of Black, Mulatto and Poor Persons in Four Ohio Counties 1791-1861” by Joan Turpin, Heritage Books, Inc., 1985. The counties involved are Clinton, Highland, Logan and Ross. On Page 27, Ross County, it reads as follows: “Emancipation ESTHER REDMAN and WILLIAM KENDALL (p. 104) 19Jul 1829: THOMAS ORR, JP, testified that NATHAN THURMAN appeared before him to swear he emancipated ESTHER REDMAN, a black woman, aged about 45 years, and her son, WILLIAM KENDALL, a mulatto boy, aged about 25 years when he moved to Ohio from Virginia in 1819.”
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William Kendall's Timeline
| 1794 |
1794
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Virginia, United States
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| 1836 |
1836
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Ohio, United States
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1837
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| 1839 |
1839
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Ohio, United States
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| 1840 |
September 8, 1840
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Mercer County, Ohio, United States
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| 1842 |
April 1842
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Philothea, OH, United States
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| 1843 |
1843
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Piqua, Miami, Ohio, United States
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| 1844 |
February 25, 1844
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Mercer County, Ohio, United States
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| 1845 |
December 28, 1845
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Mercer, OH, United States
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