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Re: Children of William & Margaret Kendrick of Wednesbury

nqhkay — 2012-05-22 20:53:23Z

This is James Kendrick and Amanda Shannon and my grandmother Mae as a baby and little baby Frank Kendrick in 1890

Re: Children of William & Margaret Kendrick of Wednesbury

nqhkay — 2012-05-22 20:51:08Z

It was a John Kendrick (living) in Wedsbury that had done the dna. He was a part of the one name study that Ted Kendrick is involved with. And it was Ted that found this match for us, and visited with John.
Your grandmother could not have been my direct link, as she would not have passed down the name or the y dna. It is male lineage that the y dna follows. BUT, you said she visited FAMILY in Albany? Could this have been Kendricks in Albany she was visiting??? This could be a link. Is there any way you can find out what family she was visiting? I am also interested in following up on the Maryland Kendrick family.
You are the first one to give me any leads on family that has come to America
from England!! I hope you will help me sludge thru the paper trail and see
where this takes us. First stop, let's see if your grandma visited Kendricks in Albany, and if we can find the year, maybe she will be in a census??
Thanks thanks so much !! Kay NQH@EARTHLINK.NET

Re: 2002- Kendrick Reunion

larrylionel — 2012-05-22 20:40:41Z

Farrish Carter Kendrick (b. 27 April 1810 in Washington County, Ga )Father: William Kendrick (1759-1838) (Capt in Rev. War)Mother: Margaret Watts (1783-1845)

Married Samantha Goff 11 June 1835 (B. 1813)

1. Margaret A Kendrick (b. 1836 Copiah, Miss d. 15 Aug 1912
2. John H Kendrick (b. 1838 Copiah, Miss)
3. Matthew A Kendrick (b. 1841 Copiah, Miss)

Married Martha Cook 1841 Copiah , Miss (b. 27 Apr 1810, Washington County, Ga )

1. Jane Elizabeth Kendrick (b. 1842 Copiah, Miss)
2. Albert B Kendrick (b. 1844 Copiah, Miss)
3. James Monroe Kendrick (b. 1845 Copiah, Miss)
4. Catherine Kendrick (b. 1846 Copiah, Miss)
5. William C Kendrick (b. 1848 Copiah, Miss)

Married 1852 Sue Chadwick (b. 27 Apr 1810, Washington Co Ga)(d. Cophia, Miss)

1. Pipkin Kendrick (b. 1853 Copiah, Miss)

Kendrick Pedigree

William 1759-1838
James 1733-1797
William 1704-1777
John 1670-1721

Re: 2002- Kendrick Reunion

cindifuson — 2012-05-22 17:17:30Z

this is 2012---if anyone gets this nfo i would be happy to hear from you as i am a descendant of Farris Carter Kendrick and my daddy's name was Barnabas Pipkin Kendrick

Re: Children of William & Margaret Kendrick of Wednesbury

DickinsonJan — 2012-05-22 14:06:03Z

Hi Kay, I am quite fascinated to have heard from you & am now puzzling over just where our connection might lie.
Perhaps we could share trees with each other to see each others ancestry in the hope of spotting something that might help?
I must ask you ~ how have you been able to determine that you are descended from the Wednesbury Kendrick's by DNA? Who was it who got tested from the Wednesbury Kendrick's line for you to have your DNA compared to? This has really grabbed my attention & I would love to know more please.
My maternal grandmother was a lady named Elizabeth Kendrick Bradford, she was the daughter of Harriet Kendrick who in turn was the daughter of my 2 x great grandparents John Kendrick & Harriet Davis. John Kendrick was born in Wednesbury in 1805, the son of William & Margaret Kendrick.
My grandmother Elizabeth Kendrick Bradford was born in 1887 in Liverpool & she is one of the line who I know did visit America. As a single lady she went to America in 1912 heading to visit family in Albany. She remained living there for three years & two months before returning to England when she then married my grandfather. I have never had any suspicions that she may have had a baby over there but I suppose that it could have been one possible explanation.
I did have contact some time ago with someone who lives in Maryland, USA who is related to the Davis family. There was a link with a Davis family member marrying a Kendrick & some of the family did go out to America. Could the link lie through this way do you think?
His contact details was :- whitehousegiles@comcast.net
I shall get my brain ticking over to see if I can think of any other possible links that could be looked into.
There is a man by the name of Edward Kendrick in England who is doing a one name study of Kendrick's who is very knowledgable about the Kendrick family ~ have you ever been in touch with him at all?
Hoping to hear from you again soon,
Jan.

Re: Children of William & Margaret Kendrick of Wednesbury

nqhkay — 2012-05-22 03:06:56Z

My grandmother (Dad's mom) was a Kendrick. Her father, James Kendrick, was orphaned when young, raised by "someone" and our history was lost. It was told to us that his parents were lost at sea on the great lakes in the early to mid 1800's. (1840-1850) James died in 1905 in Chewelah, Washington. A large family descends down from him. We only know about our connection with the Wedsbury Kendricks because of a perfect match with their dna to our dna. So, I am looking for the answers to all those "questions" in life. How the heck did he get here? Stay tuned. We are determined to find out. Kay

Re: Children of William & Margaret Kendrick of Wednesbury

nqhkay — 2012-05-21 12:48:09Z

The only known link is the truth of the dna itself!!! We were very surprised that we did NOT match any of the dan's here in the U.S., and only that of the Wedsbury Kendrick clan!!! And absolutely no knowledge on either side of the pond, how we got here or whom got here!!! Looking for any leads. May have been in Canada or Pa upon arrival. Kay

Re: Children of William & Margaret Kendrick of Wednesbury

DickinsonJan — 2012-05-21 07:58:48Z

John is the only one of the four siblings that I have been able to trace I'm afraid. He remained living in England all through his life as far as I know.
What is your connection to the Kendrick family?

Re: Children of William & Margaret Kendrick of Wednesbury

nqhkay — 2012-05-20 21:59:53Z

JAN Have You been able to find any info on the siblings yet?
Did John stay in England or emigrate to the states? Did any of
this family emigrate to the states that you know of? I am following
this line for my family also. Thanks kay

Re: Samuel Kendrick born July 1, 1813 London, England

nqhkay — 2012-05-20 20:09:59Z

I would sure like to visit with you Linda . Were there children by the first marriage?? I am looking for a father for James Kendrick born around 1845
in Canada, but parents from Pa., dead end trail. The father would be related to the Staffordshire, England Kendrick family. THanks Kay
NQH@EARTHLINK.NET

Re: Kendrick Book available-Historical account from Wales/England to the U.S. "The Odyssey of the Kendrick Family - From Gods to Cowboys" written by Joseph T. Kendrick, Ph.D..

KENDRICK_KATHERINE — 2012-05-17 18:50:55Z

PER BOOK IS $50.00 USPC SHIPPING IS USUALLY $5.00 TO $7.00 DEPENDING ON WHERE IN THE USA.....
K.M. KENDRICK
7775 NEW HOPE ROAD
WILLARDS, MARYLAND 21874

Re: PHINEAS KENDRICK, staffordshire england and the U.S.

nqhkay — 2012-05-13 15:41:47Z

O.K. So a friend sent me the 1861 census of England, and James is back in England with the family. Drat.

PHINEAS KENDRICK, staffordshire england and the U.S.

nqhkay — 2012-05-13 04:00:56Z

Phineas Kendrick b. 1817 Wedsbury Stafforshire, England. This family was in the
1850 census in Maiden, Middlesex, Massachusetts, US! With 3 of their 4 children. James born 1845, Macy (or mary or mercy) b. 1846 and John b. 1848.
But then it appears they are back in England by the 1861 census. Can someone please look it up, and see if the son James is back in England with them, or if he stays in the U.S.? All children were born in England. It appears that they were here for a brief time, and then back to England. Thanks so much
Kay NQH@EARTHLINK.NET

relatives of issac kendrick ( wales)

lonelylady121 — 2012-05-06 17:28:42Z

my dad was born in wales.
he married a mary skelton.
and all i know is that he came from a large family.
mum and dad married abt 1948..1949. any info would be gratefully recieved.

Re: Kendricks in Staffordshire, England

nqhkay — 2012-04-29 16:45:47Z

I would love to visit with you Patricia. My dna matches that of John Kendrick of Wedsbury. My ggrandfather J.H.Kendrick 's father is unknown, by my great aunt
"thought" his name was Samuel or Seth. She was in her late 90's when we spoke.
Thanks Kay Neubauer
NQH@EARTHLINK.NET

Re: Kendricks in Staffordshire, England

nqhkay — 2012-04-29 16:42:45Z

Heather I would like to visit with you. I also, am a descendant of that John Kendrick of Wedsbury line. Only found it thru dna, but hopefully, by connecting and comparing with others from that line, we can piece the lineage together.
Thanks Kay Neubauer
NQH@EARTHLINK.NET
feel free to call me 940-390-5959

Re: Reunion

adav777 — 2012-04-19 07:04:11Z

My name is Wendy Adams. ,Herman Kendrick was my father.
Your dad was looking for Shirley and me when he got stung with the wasp.
We never got to meet him. I am so excited to hear from you.
Would you please phone me (949) 837-8910. Looking forward to hearing from you.
Your aunt Wendy.

Re: Kendrick family Cook County, Illinois

bejmlr52 — 2012-04-10 16:40:20Z

William was born in 1922 in Chicago. I don't have a James in my research.

Re: Martin Kendrick born circa 1800 NC or TN

nqhkay — 2012-04-08 00:50:49Z

Alma. I would love to visit with you. I remember Lafayette owned a hotel and bar in Idaho, yes? we always wondered if he was related to us, or possibly even a son of our James Kendrick from a first marriage. I would love to visit with you.
Thanks Kay Neubauer
NQH@EARTHLINK.NET

John b 1763 Wedsbury, Staffordshire, Eng. any info out ???

nqhkay — 2012-04-08 00:26:44Z

Hi. After trying to figure out who my James Kendrick b. 1840-45 in Canada, was born to, we gave up, and did the wonderful world of Y-dna. Awesomely, it gave us one match. With John Kendrick of Wedsbury Staffordshire Eng b. 1763. Does anyone out there have any info on this family and are there more of "us" in the United States? My James b bout 1845 in Canada, was orphaned at an early age when his parents were lost at sea on the great lakes. I wonder if James was born during a voyage up the St Lawrence River? They mentioned he was born in Quebec. No proof. But, he married in Nashua, Iowa to Amanda Shannon 1887. Moved west having many children, and died 1905 in Valley, Wa. (north of Spokane). It was said that he had a previous wife and possibly 3 kids that we know NOTHING of. Maybe the wife was in Canada and maybe California. Both has been mentioned. Love to find ANYONE connected to this family of John 1763. Any other known emigrants of this family???
Kay Neubauer NQH@EARTHLINK.NET

Re: Kendricks in Staffordshire, England

nqhkay — 2012-04-08 00:16:22Z

Hello Heather. I am also researching that Kendrick family in Wedsbury. I would love to know if you found any info. We had researched our Kendrick familly for 20 and had come to a road block in the U.S. Finally did the y-dna, and it matched the same John of Wedsbury b. 1763. So. Know I just have to find out how we got here!!! At least I know what family it is in the end. Any info would be
delightful. Thanks Kay Neubauer NQH@EARTHLINK.NET

Re: E.L. Kendrick

TresaJohnson81 — 2012-04-07 20:28:40Z

Hi Mark, my name is Tresa Nace-Johnson, I'm also the Great or Great granddaughter of E.L. Kendrick my grand parents are Dean Smith Kendrick and Wilma Vita Scott-Kendrick, I hope to here from you soon Tresa
grumpymom64@yahoo.com

Re: Kendrick Book available-Historical account from Wales/England to the U.S. "The Odyssey of the Kendrick Family - From Gods to Cowboys" written by Joseph T. Kendrick, Ph.D..

DonaldHughes55 — 2012-04-04 05:19:04Z

I am trying to send a reply for the Kendrick book. I would like to purhase two for our Kendrick family. I need to know where to send the money for them. Let me know the cost and I will send a check.
My email address is hughes52@cox.net

Thank you
Don Hughes

Re: Kendrick Book available-Historical account from Wales/England to the U.S. "The Odyssey of the Kendrick Family - From Gods to Cowboys" written by Joseph T. Kendrick, Ph.D..

nqhkay — 2012-04-03 13:19:29Z

Hello Katherine. I have been searching my Kendrick family roots for two decades but been unable to find any other Kendrick family connected to mine. But last year, one of our family members did a y dna test, and although we found no one
in the U.S. of the same dna, there was a man in England that has done the test, that we were related to. But he has no knowledge of any of his family that ever came to the U.S. You mentioned Wales/England in your book. Has any male member of your Kendrick family done the y dna test? And is Joseph Kendrick the man that is related to the Kendrick (John I think) that was at one time governor of Wyoming? I would like to visit with you when you have time. The man that ends up in Wyoming and Montana, is so far, the closest dna I have seen to my James Kendrick. Please email me when you have a minute.
Thanks Kay Neubauer NQH@EARTHLINK.NET

Re: Kendrick Book available-Historical account from Wales/England to the U.S. "The Odyssey of the Kendrick Family - From Gods to Cowboys" written by Joseph T. Kendrick, Ph.D..

pearlsing — 2012-04-03 12:25:46Z

Ms Kendrick
I'm sory for your loss. Please keep a copy available, I'm sending off a check for a copy today.
Stay well and I'll be waiting for my copy to arrive.
Thank you
Pearl nee Kendrick Singleton
Virginia
singletonp86@yahoo.com

Re: Kendrick Book available-Historical account from Wales/England to the U.S. "The Odyssey of the Kendrick Family - From Gods to Cowboys" written by Joseph T. Kendrick, Ph.D..

KENDRICK_KATHERINE — 2012-04-02 18:03:56Z

I never advertised my father Dr. Joseph T. Kendrick's book from "Gods to Cowboys" on Amazon. So please do not report false infomation.
I have chosen to sell the remaining limited copies to mailed/written requests; only. Again I limited amounts of the original hardback printings.

Sincerely Katherine M. Kendrick

Re: Kendrick Book available-Historical account from Wales/England to the U.S. "The Odyssey of the Kendrick Family - From Gods to Cowboys" written by Joseph T. Kendrick, Ph.D..

KENDRICK_KATHERINE — 2012-04-02 17:52:40Z

My name is Ms. Katherine M. Kendrick; I am the youngest daughter of the late Dr. Joseph T. Kendrick. Author of "From Gods to Cowboys" the entire geneological History of the Welsh/ English to America history. I have a limited amount of the hard cover; original publication that my father had printed. My father had an accident in 2001 which lead to his untimely demise of early 2002. The cost of the book is $50.00 plus shipping. My mailing address is still the same and I will only respond to mailed written requests.

Re: Looking for Kendricks in Alabama

nqhkay — 2012-03-16 13:49:57Z

Hi. Have any of this line of Kendricks done the dna test? The Kendricks of Alabama have used many of the same first names for their children as my James Kendrick, that was supposedly born in Canada. And there was a James Kendrick from Alabama that moved on to Calif, but appears to have been born at least 10 years before my James Kendrick. My James was born about 1845 we think , and the James that moved on to Calif was born in 1838 I believe. They even resemble each other in photos we have. Thanks Kay

Re: Looking for Kendricks in Alabama

mkendr9437 — 2012-03-15 21:22:30Z

Kelly, I have a book about the early settlers of K (Kendrick) Springs/Chelsea area Alabama. There is a Luther Rice Kendrick listed. The author is Shelba Shelton Nivens.
If this information is of any value to you, please get in touch.My husband's Kendrick family is/was scattered all over this territory.

Re: Looking for Kendricks in Alabama

kellykarim1 — 2012-03-12 23:08:55Z

My maiden names was Kelly Shannon Kendrick. My father and grandfather were from Clanton, Alabama. My grandfather name was Luther Kendrick. There were alot of Kendricks in Clanton, at one time he was sherif.Awhile before my father passed away there was a large ancestory book printed about that side of the family. I hate to say I haven't read it yet.
Kelly

Re: Kendrick's of Menifee County, Kentucky

CarolSetter120 — 2012-03-04 21:43:48Z

I would love to share information. I've been doing a lot of research over the last month and I'm really enjoying it.

Ping me by email and we will work it out.
cbsetter@gmail.com

Re: Kendrick's of Menifee County, Kentucky

spensant — 2012-03-04 20:41:57Z

Hi Carol, I show a Mary Ethel Kendrick b. 18 July 1895 who married George Johnson. They had five children: Charles, Edna, Ama, Margie and Marilyn. My grandmother and your grandmother were sisters. I'm willing to share what research I have and maybe you can fill some of my holes. spensant@msn.com Larry

Re: Kendrick's of Menifee County, Kentucky

CarolSetter120 — 2012-03-04 05:19:13Z

My Grandmother was Ethel Kendrick noted above. I've a few holes also I'm trying to fill - though I'm making progress. Will write you and see if you can help.

Thanks,
Carol

Re: looking for wife's father

PCrabtree1976 — 2012-03-03 14:26:22Z

I believe if you ask this question again in May, you may find someone who can help. The 1940 US census will be available in about 30 days, but the index will come later. Jay Kendrick should be in the 1940 US census, and that record should give you some info. Or, if you don't want to wait for the index and will have access to the census yourself, you can search page by page the way we used to do it in the old days.

looking for wife's father

geraldmschneider — 2012-03-01 01:37:58Z

My wife was told by her mother [Shirley Leaman-Patrick] before she died that her real father was Jay Kendrick and not Jack Patrick as she was told. Jay went to Albany High or Berkeley High School in Alameda county, cal.graduating sometime in 1950-52,and hung around the students from St. Mary's and St. Joseph's.
My wife, [Kathleen born May 1953] has only a high school wallet picture of Jay and there is no doubt that he is her father to look at them both. ...My wife's interest, after being a member of "ancestry" for two years, is to add information of her father's hertiage to the rich hertiage she found on her great-great mother's side. Can anyone help? Jay would have been born between 1931-33. Thank you G. Schneider

Re: Ansel Hammond Kendrick in Mississippi/Louisiana

CharlieInKentucky — 2012-02-21 00:12:10Z

Good to hear from you. I've sent you a private message with my email address. Please contact me.

Re: Ansel Hammond Kendrick in Mississippi/Louisiana

NoraKayBrown — 2012-02-20 23:12:18Z

My deceased husband was the great grandson of Ansel Hammond Kendrick and Nancy Paul Kendrick, and the grandson of Ansel's only son, Henry Kendrick. I was never able to find an 1850 Census record; only 1860 and 1870. Ansel died in 1878.

Is there anything specifically you would like to know about Ansel. I am just today trying to decipher a letter written to him on Dec 26, 1860.

Re: Kendrick family Cook County, Illinois

bejmlr52 — 2012-02-16 23:26:32Z

I have traced the family back to John Kendrick in New Hampshire. I have not seen a Thomas in this line. I have told the family about the DNA testing, but it is up to them.

Re: Kendrick family Cook County, Illinois

dmorriswild — 2012-02-16 21:30:49Z

My mother was a Kendrick. We can trace back to a Thomas Kendrick born in Rhode Island c.1852 of immigrant parents. Know nothing of their background other than Irish. My brother did his dna. How do we compare? I think Kay had a Kendrick with dna results. Thanks, Diana

Re: Kendrick family Cook County, Illinois

nqhkay — 2012-02-09 14:44:45Z

Maybe you could pass word to them, that it could be really beneficial to do the dna?? Most families in the u s have done it, and it would help put the pieces of the puzzle together. For me, it just arose more questions. But, what if this family you were helping was my elusive link?? Sure seems odd to me, that I cannot find ONE single person in the u s with this dna. There is surely to be another family with this dna. Ah, what an easter egg hunt!!!!!! My only clues are that my James Kendrick was born in Canada, possibly Quebec, around 1840-ish. And his parents born in Pa. Mother possibly Indian. And James ends up marrying in Nasua, Iowa in 1876. They end up in Spokane Washington by 1900. Thanks Kay

Re: Kendrick family Cook County, Illinois

bejmlr52 — 2012-02-09 03:31:05Z

I really don't know them. I was contacted thru a friend who is a cousin of the wife.

Re: Kendrick family Cook County, Illinois

nqhkay — 2012-02-08 23:40:36Z

Have any of the men done the y dna?? Thanks Kay

Re: Kendrick family Cook County, Illinois

bejmlr52 — 2012-02-08 23:26:08Z

William H. Kendrick was born April 1922 in Chicago, Ill. His father Vernon was born Nov 27, 1890 in Newberry, Vermont. Vernon's father was William H. was born Aug. 1862 - In Newberry, Vermont. So far I have not found any James. I am doing the research for the children of William H. .

Re: Kendrick family Cook County, Illinois

nqhkay — 2012-02-08 19:05:48Z

Love to visit with you about your family birth dates. When was William H born?
I am also in search of a Kendrick. MIne was James H Kendrick, born about
1838 or 1845. He supposedly was raised by an aunt and uncle , as his parents were lost at sea on one of the great lakes on a ship. We have done dna, so this could help find relation. So far, no relation in U. S. Did find one match in England, but do not know any more. I have studied a lot of Kendrick families
looking for this man. The woman my James married, her family lived in Illinois, before moving on to Iowa and then South DAkota. Thanks Kay

Kendrick family Cook County, Illinois

bejmlr52 — 2012-02-07 20:14:30Z

I am searching for relatives of William H. Kendrick, son of Vernon and Jeannette Van Leeuwen Kendrick. Vernon had a sister Annabelle who married James C. Miller. Appreciate any information on this family.

Kendrick family Cook County, Illinois

bejmlr52 — 2012-02-07 20:07:33Z

I am searching for relatives of William H. Kendrick, son of Vernon and Jeannette Van Leeuwen Kendrick. Vernon had a sister Annabelle who married James C. Miller and later Carl Ehrhard. Appreciate any information on this family.

Re: KENDRICKS NB to Upper Canada

akgagliani — 2012-02-05 22:44:48Z

"If King Hendrick was the father of Zimmerman's second (or common law) wife, are you saying their offspring was John Henry Hendrick, later known as John H Kendrick who married Dorcas?"

Yes, but I suspect his common law wife came first and then he married Ms. Schutz. King Hendrick was Hendrick Tejonihokarawa (the first King Hendrick Sachem of the Mohawks)

Matthew's name is only by tradition. It may be a middle name. According to another source, his name was Charles Mingo and he came to Nova Scotia via Boston where he had served in the English army. He had three sons. Their names were John Mingo, George Mingo and David Mingo. Tradition also says that they came from Philadelphia to Nova Scotia. A George Mingo is listed as a "person of colour" who was a Loyalist and came to Nova Scotia in 1784. To further confuse matters, there were Montbeliardais "Foreign Protestant" or "Swiss" Menegeaux (Mingo)families that also settled in Nova Scotia.

Children of Matthew Mingo and ? are:
+ 5 i. John3 Mingo, born January 25, 1788 in Philadelphia, PA, USA; died May 26, 1860 in River John ,Pictou County, Nova Scotia, Canada.
+ 6 ii. George Mingo, born August 16, 1782 in Philadelphia, PA; died March 17, 1855 in Halifax, NS.
+ 7 iii. David Mingo, born 1793 in Lunenburg, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia; died March 17, 1855 in Louisville, Pictou, Nova Scotia.
+ 8 iv. Nancy Mingo, born 1794.
9 v. Elizabeth Mingo, born 1802.
10 vi. Susannah Mingo, born Abt. 1801.
11 vii. Jane Anne Mingo, born 1796.

Do you know if Dorcas' father was Dutch, Palatine, or Swedish? I suspect Swedish as Swedish-Lenape intermarriage was more common.

Re: KENDRICKS NB to Upper Canada

nanlouise1946 — 2012-02-05 21:02:10Z

Thank you very much for your interesting letter. I have also found much of what you write about. I have considered the Zimmerman connection and the connection with King Hendrick (but couldn't find enough proof.)Zimmerman & King Hendrick obviously had a connection to one another, but I assumed it was just a business relationship. What you suggest however could certainly be true.

If King Hendrick was the father of Zimmerman's second (or common law) wife, are you saying their offspring was John Henry Hendrick, later known as John H Kendrick who married Dorcas?

The only part of your letter that is new to me is the birth of Matthew. What year was he born? As far as I know John & Dorcas had four sons John, Duke William, Joseph, Hiram and a daughter Mary.(Twin to Joseph.) Do you have a birth record for Matthew?

I am a direct descendent of John & Dorcas. Their second son Duke William was my five times great-grandfather. My own father was also a John Kendrick.

Cheers!
Nancy Kendrick

Re: KENDRICKS NB to Upper Canada

akgagliani — 2012-02-04 23:21:53Z

I suspect that Jacob Zimmerman, a German Palatine settler in early 18th Century New York, may have had a relationship with the daughter of the Mohawk Sachem, "King Henry." though he may have formally married Anna Margretha Schutz, and had the rest of his children by her.

A Johann Hendrick Mingo, b. in Mohawk Valley, NY around 1728 is listed in the 1792 census of St. Margaret's Bay, Nova Scotia.

Notes associated with this census say the following: "John MINGO - Mingo is the english for Algonquin Mingwe which means "Iroquois". John MINGO aka John [Henry] HENDRICK / KENDRICK Mohawk (Kanienkehaka) was born ca 1728 in the Mohawk Valley (Kanienke), he died ca 1792-3 possibly at St Margarets Bay. He's listed as a "Foreign Protestant" probably because his father was a Dutch trader so he spoke that language, and he was perhaps also baptised by the Dutch (he was one of the Mohawks who converted to Christianity)."

This John Mingo had lived in New York, New Jersey, Delaware and Pennsylvania. He married a woman with the given name Dorcas who was likely the daughter of a father of Dutch and/or Swedish heritage and a mother of Munsee Lenape (Delaware) Indian heritage. It is known that this couple left descendants by the surname Kendrick. I suspect John Hendrick aka John Mingo and wife Dorcas were the parents of "Matthew" Mingo from Philadelphia, the progenitor of the Tatamagouche, Denmark and River John branches of the family.

Suspect this Matthew married a woman of Montbeilardais, Mi'qmaq or maybe Acadian/Mi'qmaq/Free Black ancestry.

I descend from daughter Nancy, wife of George Mattatall (maternal 4th great-grandparents).

KENDRICK John W 1856 1930

t42ForestLawn — 2012-02-01 21:05:08Z

KENDRICK John W 1856 1930

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