HAMILTON COUNTY OHIO - BIO:  KENDALL, Reese P. 
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Reese P. Kendall, MD, San Jose, California, 1905, Pioneer Annals of Green 
Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, (San Jose, California, Geo. F. Degelman, 
Printer, 1905), publication in Patti Graman's personal collection.  
Extracted from page 8.

 "Alter, Fredrick-wife Mary Moore, sister of Adam Moore.  About 1818, settled.  
both from Baltimore.  She was German and gave the writer his first lessons in 
that tongue.  Settled near Ebenezer and sold to Richardson.  Their dwelling was 
a log cabin, which she often visited, from Cheviot, up to 1844; death.

Children: Catharine, married Jacob Clark;  William, married Mary Orr; Charles 
married Miss Reddish; John; Charlotte married James Clark; Susan married Smith
Fawcett; Harriet married David O. Brown.

William and John boated to Orleans and lost two vessels,  Ben Sherrod and 
Samson.  In one, John was lost.  Charlotte had twin girls whom none but the 
mother could distinguish.  In 1842 they visited their grandmother.  Frederick 
died on the farm.  She died at Cheviot in 1844.  An affectionate old lady; a 
favorite with us children.  Very devout, but said her grace and prayers in 
German; still, she had little brogue.  She said turkey, deer, etc. were plenty 
when they settled.  Her love was deep and enduring; when revisiting the pioneer 
cabin she ever pressed her cheek to the doorsill, where Frederick last set his 
foot.  The two Clark's were brothers.".