ABEL KENDRICK - Audited Account for Revolutionary War
OBEDIAH KENDRICK - Audited Accounts for Revolutionary War
TURNER KENDRICK - Casey County Deed
TURNER KENDRICK - Inventory and Bill of Sale in Casey County, Kentucky
TURNER KENDRICK - Audited Account for Revolutionary War
WILLIAM KENDRICK - Last Will and Testament
ABEL KENDRICK - AA [Audited Account] For Revolutionary War
Reproduced from Microfilm in South Carolina Department of Archives and History
Columbia, S.C.
AA 4226, Roll 82, Frames, 274-277
Transcribed by Christie
Russell Page 12886 No. 122 30 May [17] 86
Abel Kendrick
For Militia Duty in Brandon’s Regiment, since the fall of Charleston to Andersons return amounting to
Seven Pounds, Two shillings, & Ten Pence Farthing Sterling ¼
EX [signature ? Mc]
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For Militia Duty in Brandons Reg. Since the fall of Charleston J. Andersons Returns amount to
£ 7. 2. 10¼
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Pursuant to an ACT of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY passed the 16th of March, 1783, We, the COMMISSIONERS of the Treasury, have this Day delivered to
Mr. Abel Kendrick this our INDENTED CERTIFICATE, for the Sum of
Seven pounds two shillings and ten pence farthing Sterling due in Brandons Regiment A/Audited
the said Abel Kendricks his Executors, Administrators, or Assigns, will be entitled to receive from this Office the Sum of nine shillings and eleven pence on the demand for one Year’s Interest on the principal Sum of Seven pounds two shillings and ten pence farthing and the like interest annually
The said Abel Kendricks his Executors, Administrators, or Assigns, will be entitled also to receive, and shall be paid if demanded the principal Sum of Seven pounds two Shillings and ten pence farthing
on 30 May 178? [9]
And the said Abel Kendrick his Executors, Administrators, Assings, may make any Purchase at any Public Sales of Confiscated property, (except such as shall be ordered by the legislature for Special Purposes;) and this INDENT shall be received in Payment.
For the true Performance of the several Payments in manner above-mentioned, the PUBLIC TREASURY is made liable, and the FAITH of the STATE pledged by the aforesaid ACT.
GIVEN under our hands at the TREASURY-OFFICE, in CHARLESTON, the Thirtieth Day of May One Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty-Six
£ 7. 2. 10¼ Principal
£ 0..9..11 Annual Interest
No. 2886 EX
Book X EX
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Received 28th April 178[7] three years Interest on the within Indent
£ 0.9.11 Test Abel A Kendrick
£ 0.9.11
Thos. N ???lls
Received 17 Nov 88 Interest to April last
Recd. 25 February 1789 from the Comm. Of the Treasury Four Pounds thirteen Shillings
and Four Pence in part of the in within by ? In Rec. Of 200 Acres of Land
Abel A Kendrick
E. Edwards Mark
Recd 25 February 1789 from the Comm of the Treasury One Pound seventeen Shillings and Four Pence for Purchase of the within by Disc ? In Purchase of 80 Acres of Land
Abel A Kendrick
E. Edwards Mark
Recd 3 June 1789 from the Treasury Twelve Shillings and two Pence in part for this Indent by Disc? In purchase of Land
Abel A Kendrick
OBEDIAH KENDRICK - Accounts Audited Claims
Growing out of Revolutionary War
Reproduced from Microfilm in South Carolina Department of Archives and History
Columbia, S.C.
Frames 278-283
Transcribed by Christie Russell
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2885 No. 112 30 May [17] 86
Obediah Kendrick
For Militia Duty in Brandons Regiment since the fall of Charlestown. Andersons return amounting to
Currency £78 .. ..
Eleven Pounds, Two Shillings, Ten Pence Farthing
EX e ? Mc
Gentlemen pay that Franklin A. Ander ? All the Indent belonging to me and this Rect. Shall be your Discharge for Value October 4, 1790
Mark
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For Militia Duty in Brandons Regiment Since the fall of Charleston P. Andersons return amount to Currency £ 78..0..0
£ 11..2..10¼
Recd Columbia 9th Nov. 1790 From Comm. Of Treasury and No. 2885 Book X in full for this ?
Chrs. To Delassenice G.
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INDENT CERTIFICATE faded writing Mr. Obediah Kendrick for 12 pounds seventeen shillings and 1 pence farthing 18 December, 178?
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Recd 30 June [17]89 Interest to 1st April last £0..17..11 5..7..0
His
Obediah O Kendrick
Mark
Test
E. Bains
TURNER KENDRICK - CASEY COUNTY DEED
SOURCE: Microfilm South of Green River Original Certificate and Plat 80-0280 Box 61 Found at Kentucky Historical Society Library, Frankfort, KY
Copied by Christie Russell, 1997
Surveyed for Turner Kendrick assign of Sarah Kendrick 155 acres of Land part of an Entry of 400 acres Entered the 12th day of December 1810 on a Certificate granted by the County Court of Lincoln at the January Term 1806 situated in Casey County on Turkey Creek a branch of the South fork of Green river and bounded as follows:....on the north side of said Branch on the upper line of Daniel Cox (originally) thence East ...
December the 14th 1810
James Walker
Turner Kindrick Director John Jones S.C.C.
A copy Test Jon Jones
[In the margin on the left side is written - William Kindrick 155 Acres Recd 5th Jan y 1825 No 15965
For value Recd I do assign all my Rights to the within Plat to William Kindrick 27 December 1824
Turner Kindrick (appears to be true signature)
A Copy of Turner Kendrick [lined through] Wm Kendrick Survey of 155 acres
Received 5th January 1825
No 15965
Grant filed 15th September 1832
Recd B17 P 456 [Recorded Book 17 Page 456]
Casey County to wit
Personally appeared before Mr. James T. Walker one of the commonwealth’s Justices of the Peace in & for said County
Turner Kindrick who made oath that the original Plat & Certificate for 155 acres of land lying in the now County of Casey has been lost or mislaid & he Transfer the said To any person or claim it to be done whatever signed under my hand this 27 Dec 1824
AND BILL OF SALE
CASEY COUNTY KENTUCKY
1829
SOURCE: Casey County Court Clerks Office State of Kentucky, microfilm read by Christie Russell at the Casey County Public Library, September 1994. Also found at Lincoln County Kentucky Court House, Stanford, KY copy sent to Christie Russell, October, 1994. Casey County was originally a part of Lincoln County until 1806.
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22nd May 1829 An inventory of the property of Turner Kindrick Decd, the appraisers met and first being sworn to value the property shone them by the administrator Wm Kindrick they John Chesney, John Meek [Meekes] & Robert Henson proceeds and say that the property is worth to wit
Shoetools 4/6 .75
1 Bed & furniture $5.43 3/4 5.43 3/4
3 beds & furniture,stead & cord 10.37
1 counterpin at $1.75
1 reel at 91 3.75
12 head of geese at 2.88
total $65.71 3/4
John Chesney
John Meeks
Robert Henson
SALE BILL
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Turner Kindrick Decd, Appraisement and Sale Bill
William Kindrick one pot $7.38 ½
Wm Kindrick plats and spoons $2.37 one dish at $2.37 ½ one large bason $2.12 ½
one small $1.50 $9.75
Calvin Carter one water bucket 37 ½
Wm Kindrick one pigen 18 3/4,
Charles Wesley one keeler 13 1/9,
Jake Elder one keeler 7,
Jonathan Gadberry churn at .75,
Charles Wesley crockery war . 31 1/4,
Jas T. Walker one set of knives & fork . 56 1/4 ,
Jas. T. Walker one pare large shears $1, one hackle $ 2.50,
Wm Kindrick 3 slaves $1.50,
Jonathan Gadberry one sifter . 67 1/2,
Wm Kindrick one small kettle $1,
Amster Walker one large oven $2.03
Amester Walker one kettle $1.05 one flax wheel $1.80,
Jas T. Walker one Bridle wheel. 25,
Calvin Carter pinchers and punch .62 ½ ,
Calvin Carter one box of tools 6 1/4
Jas T. Walker one aithmetic . 50,
Samuel Cambess one book 50,
Calvin Carter two bibles 38 3/4,
Wm Kindrick one hone $.50
Jas T. Walker plates 50,
Thomas Spaenhour coffey pot and cups $1,
Wm Kindrick Table .18 3/4
Nancy Price one large kettle $1.25
Wm Kindrick one jar and coffey pot $1.50,
Samuel Gadberry one Trunk $1,
Sam Gadberry one chest $1
Christopher Harris one large kettle $3.31 1/4,
Jas T. Walker spools 61/4,
Samuel Gadberry one Bucket . 25
Chas Eden six chairs 87 1/2,
Wm Kindrick one chair 18 3/4
Wm Kindrick one bed & furniture $10.00
Thomas Spaenhour one bed & furniture $7.19 ½ one bed and furniture $11.50,
Wm Kindrick twelve geese $3
Solomon Cross one keg 50
Total $70.70
Certified by me Jas T. Walker that this is a true copy of the appraisement Bill and of the sale Bill of the property of Turner Kindrick decd and that the appraisers to wit John Chesney, John Meek & Robert Henson met on the 22nd May 1829 and was duly sowrn according to law and proceeds to value the goods & chattle of the sd T Kindrick Decd, Given under my hand this 22nd May 1829
State of Kentucky at a County Court held for Casey County on the 8th February 1830 This appraiement & Sale Bill of the Estate of Turner Kindrick decd was exhibited in Court examined, approved and ordered to be recorded whereupon the same is truly recorded in my office
Attest Jefferson Sweeney Db Clerk
TURNER KENDRICK - Audited Account for Revolutionary War
Reproduced from Microfilm in South Carolina Department of Archives and History
Columbia, S.C.
AA 4227, Roll 82, Frames 285-287
Transcribed by Christie Russell
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Mr. Turner Kendrick his Account of 71 days Militia Duty in 1782Amount to £5..1..5
Five Pounds, one Shilling and five Pence Sterling
Not Vouched
To be [?ustasvis]
ED WG
DW
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State of South Carolina Dr. to Mr. Turner Kendrick for Service done
For Service done in foot seventy one Days from the 5th June 1782 10/ per day
£ S p
£5.1.5
South Carolina
John Adair J.P.
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I do here by assign over the within Acct. of thirty five pound ten shillings to Edward Lacey ?[AC or A Co.] for value received as witness my hand this 6th May 1786
Signed: Turner Kendrick
On Abel Kendrick’s record]
Kendrick to Indent
WILLIAM KENDRICK - Last Will and Testament
I William Kendrick of the County of Jasper and State of Missouri being of sound mind and in this the seventy-first year of my age, do hereby make and publish this my last Will and Testament as follows to wit:
First I will and devise that after my just debts (if any there may be that shall remain unpaid) be satisfied - my beloved wife, Elizabeth H. Kendrick - should she in the Kind Providence of God be spared to survive me - take hold and enjoy during the remainder of her natural life, all my property - real, personal and mixed - of every description and kind, embracing my Houses, barns, lands and tenements, whatsoever; also, all live-stock, Household and Kitchen Furniture, all Clothing, Clothes, Wares and merchandise monies, dues, and in short all my earthly possessions and effects whatsoever, all of which I do hereby will and bequeath to my said wife, for the time and in the manner aforesaid Provided, however, that my Executor, hereinafter named, may superintend and direct the management of my said property, for the purposes and to the use above - name - and take care of and direct the management of my farms, stock and other property as his judgment may dictate, and in as nearly the same manner as in now being done as possible.
Second Whereas, my only son, Joshua D.P. Kendrick, has already received from me, proper and valuable advancements during my lifetime, of monies and property, I deem no further provision for him herein necessary: except that I do hereby give and bequeath all such advancements to my said son and especially the sum of Five Hundred and Seventy Dollars, which said sum, my son aforesaid is now justly owing me, were I disposed to exact the same of him.
Third I will and bequeath, on the death of my wife, above named, unto my beloved daughter, Elvira B. Kendrick, wife, of my said only son, Joshua D.P. Kendrick, and to their heirs begotten of their two bodies, all my said property, as above, absolutely; to her and to her heirs aforesaid, after her, to hold and enjoy the same, and everything thereto pertaining forever - and in case my said wife should not survive me, as intimated above, then all my property aforesaid to descend to and best in the said Elbira B. Kendrick, and the said heirs of the said Elvira B. and Joshua D.P. Kendrick absolutely in the same manner as above.
Fourth I do hereby revoke all former will, by me heretofore made: and I do also hereby appoint my affectionate son, Joshua D.P. Kendrick sole Executor of this my last Will and Testament; and I do hereby more fully direct and request that my said son and Executor, shall, after my death, as now have the management of my property, during the lifetime of my said wife, to her use and have full power and authority to sell and dispose of all products, profits, and increase of my said property or make such other dispositions of the same, as he may deem best and Expedient and to collect all rents and other monies on things arising from said property; and all other things in anywise necessary to the proper carrying into effect and operation this my said last Will and Testament and that he shall occupy my mansion-house, in conjunction with his said mother; and in short it is my desire and will that all things pertaining my to my said Estate should go forward, and my family remain situated as now; and for his services, aforesaid, I desire that my said son and Executor shall receive a liberal compensation therefore.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my seal, this 24th day of January in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty- Seven.
William Kendrick {Seal}
We attest the above and foregoing Will by subscribing our names hereto as witnesses in the presence of William Kendrick, the testator, and in the presence of each other, this 24th day of January, A.D. 1867
Henry S. Foote
H.G. Payton
M.G. McGregor
State of Missouri
County of Jasper
Be in remembered that on this 9th day of September 1868 personally appeared in open Court Henry S. Foote and M.G. McGregor the subscribing witnesses of the annexed will of William Kendrick and being first duly sworn depose and say that the said William Kendrick the testator subscribed the same in their presence and published the said Will or instrument of writing as his last will that the said testator was at the time of publishing his said will of sound mind and more than twenty one years of age and that they the said deponents attested the said Will as witnesses thereto by subscribing their names to the same in the presence of the said testator.
Henry S. Foote
M.G. McGregor
In Witness whereof, I Samuel B. LaForce, Clerk of the County Court of the County of Jasper and State of Missouri aforesaid have hereto subscribed my name and affixed the seal of said Court his 9th day of September A.D. 1868
Samuel B. LaForce, Clerk
Probate Box 20 #558
INVENTORY OF PERSONAL ESTATE, GOODS AND CHATTELS of William Kendrick State of Missouri County of Jasper
Samuel W. Bates, Silas A. Sand, James A. Hunt
Sworn and subscribed before me this 14th day of November A.D. 1868
William H. Philips Notary Public
Two mules six years old
Two Mares one seven and the other 12 years old
Two colts one year old
One Suckling colt
One pony ten years old
One yoke of working oxen Six years old
Four Milch Cows
Two Steers two years old
Two Heifers one and two years old
Four calves
Nine hogs
Eight pigs
One wagon
One carriage
One Set of double Harnesses
Two set of Plow gears
Three Plows
Two Harrows
One Wind Mill
One rifle
One Musket
One Wheel Barrow
Two Gold Watches
One hundred and eighty three bu wheat
Seventy Eight bushel of oats
Five hundred bushels of corn
Total $1,928.50
Jasper County, Missouri Probate Will Book "B", pg. 19 and 20 copied by Christie Russell, 1999