The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-02-26
IN MEMORIAM.
Memorial of Major William M. Kendall,
Adopted by Cyrene Council No. 499,
Royal Arcanum, Plymouth, Indiana.

Adopted by Cyrene Council No. 499,
Royal Arcanum, Plymouth, Indiana.
When it wa made Major NJ.
suddenly his O'Clock Monday evening"
Feb 17th feeling of gloom and sadness manifest throughout
city Plymouth vicinity There personal
loss which quickly found expression in words of sympathy for the
stricken wife and children
said noble citizen had been taken from midst;
good had faen which of the highest tributes
4 spect and esteem that be given to any
He lived midst full half century and few men, any,
generally fayoraby known He Plymouth
with his father Of twelve his mother having
vously died. dying years later
orphan at the age of fourteen years.
Being good penman apt figures bright energetic
boy position deputy clerk of Marshall county,
and held the place three years.
He inherited noble spirit of patriotism from his New England
ancestors and though having been married but short m
call made he babe goodbye
young wife his country
raise of volunteers comprised of equally brave
young Marshall county, which afterward known
Indiana Regiment He captain
Company and at once went to the front.
He participated many battles and finally captured
others of his Company held prisoner for % months
ing Major regiment
recognition his faithful service his mustered
with the rank Of Lieutenant Colonel by breve His military
record that of brave and valiant soldier.
In civil life he careful performance duty
Plymouth years.
being first appointed by President Grant 10 1862 He
president the Board of Education He filed
positions with his strong personality and accepablv public
Some like band of music it down the
ngng pleasing who may
listen. Such Major Kendall. He pleasant
kind and CHEEKY word the children
They expected it and he failed
His friendship Of an enthusiastic He believed
Emerson that the only fendi
his friends He enjoyed especially the comradeshp
old great younger
soldiers Of the Cuban War.
Perhaps place Sunday School
Of the church of this city, of which be superintendent
twenty The children of those days will long
his interest in their spiritual welfare
a strong religious convictions a
the NJ church fty-seyen years.
for thirty years.
He believed that
whatever be taught or land be trod
Mans conscience is the voice of Gd.'
He had well settled convictions regard the questions
that agtated the public mind and never hsated give
opinions opposite
In politics he strenuous republican
His chief delight with his family and home, which al
ways rendezvous for the young people.
his earnest genial presence inspra
ton people, and though he has crossed the border
it's memory will lnger of his goodly life
manly example worthy of esteem
confidence their fellow William Kendall
and community i'll afford TO spare
In conformity with his usual for his family became
Cyrene Council No. Royal carrying
his life for three thousand dollars which will prompt
ly paid.
the opinions advice have been conser
vative and beneficial
kenudl
Lee Kendall and daughters Misses Mary Edith
whom aterna sympathy and coincidence rendered
The funeral rites for brother simple and
ous-being only Of religious nature-a fitting sequel to bis
purity of life
To lived life Of vastly value gold or
gems the community and good
the young and rising generation is beyond compute.
world life Brother Kendall
and his will remain forever green the
pathway through was made
smoother and brighter by his love and friendship.
1--WE shall thee
Along lifeS trouble track
Thou from
All the storms Of life.
Sacred, set free. and santed now
Fass Is thy familiar NAME
And ever more, to all our life,
sstss deeper toneis given
Since thou hast entered heaven 1913 -
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sHSBsSsSs8s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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