Biographical Sketch of J. M. Kendrick, Johnson County, Missouri
Jefferson Township
>From "The History of Johnson County, Missouri," 
Kansas City Historical Co. 1881

J. M. KENDRICK,

Jefferson township, P.O. Knobnoster, was born in Johnson county,
Missouri, March 14, 1858.  He was educated in his native county, and
then attended the State Normal School at Warrensburg for several
sessions.  At the age of nineteen he commenced his course as a teacher,
teaching his first school in what is known as the Brush Creek school
house.  After teaching his second term, he engaged as a traveling agent
for a nursery in Quincy, Illinois, which he followed about eight months.
He afterward took a trip to Texas, and spent the winter there, and
traveled over a portion of the state looking at the country; then he
went to East Tennessee, where he remained some time visiting his
mother's relatives.  He then returned to Missouri, and is now residing
on the old homestead.

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