The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-04
DR.. GEO. W. KENDALL


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i)r. kcndatI located III Shreveport III
1"57. tIc came from the North but IT
- not known positively II Which State
he was born. lie Frequently alluded t"
kcntucky and was intensely Southern
in his sentiments and his feelings FROM
1857 10 the carly StNt'rS he was engaged
III his profession, dentistry, and was the
peer ot tie best. and ON his return home
from the historical conflict he resumed
his proteSS'on' winch. however, he
gradually reIihquiS'1ed Tor real estate,
and III time became an authority on all
matters OF land and OF property and OF
titles. lie published several maps. one
ri which he designed especially Tor the
PARISH IN which is outlined IN colors
The various lines and boundaries and
condensed information most valuable.
III recognition OF TINS work he received
complimentary notice by the police
1hry' IN their officiai authority, and was
voted ii sum OF money as retnunera-
ton tor his work. lie devoted years to
lands and property and was an abstrac-
tor OF titles, IN the correctness of which
he took great pride.
AS a citizen Dr. Kendall was always
III line OF duty. lie was always among
the foremost i'll responding TO every
call. During the era OF reconstruction.
wien Louisiana tame was darkencd
by the intamies OF political aliens, he
was at the front aiding in the resistance
of the hordes who threatened 10 engulf
siVilizatioh INTO rredeennbIe ruin and
DISASTER lhese were trying days whets
men with stout hearts arrested the tide
OF ignorance and vena|ity and upheld
the rule OF Intelligence and white SUI
AS a soldier DIR. Kendall won dis
tinct'on Tor his courage, which was
noted tn a personal mention of the gen
eral commanding for gallantry on the
1eld. lie left Shreveport when the
south called her sons TO rally to her
aefense, iii the Shreveport Rangers a
company OF the Third Louisiana. on
whose battle hag were inscribed glo-
,fous victories, and ON his return home
le resumed the peaceful pursuits of the
sood citizen.
AS "a friend and a companion Dr.
Nef'siaii was noted for his loyalty and
lis sincerity. lie was always gentle
10 man Gould be more patient; he was
fDefal and KIND: he would rather sttf- |