Kendall Cemetery
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Kendall Cemetery

Londonderry, Rockingham County, New Hampshire, USA

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  • Get directions Intersection of Kendall Pond Rd and South Rd
    Londonderry, New Hampshire 03053 United States
    Coordinates: 42.83941, -71.35037
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Very small cemetery. In bad shape. Apparently it has been neglected until recently. Most of the gravestones are broken or very difficult to read. I have photographed all that I can find, but will have to return and take a closer look, I can't transcribe from the photos.

It appears at first glance to contain only two families:

1. The family of Henry S. Goss born about 1825 I have found five Census reports 1860, 1870, and 1880 for him. I believe from what I have seen that he ran and/or owned the mill that was on the corner of Kendall Pond and South Roads. The remains of the runway can be seen today from the bridge. His occupation is shown in two of the Censuses as Miller, and as Wood turner in the 1870 census (thus I believe that the mill made wood products).
2. The other family (and the most prevalent monument) is that of Mr. Kendall, who's wife is buried here, her name was R. Harriet (?) Kendall and she died on March 2, 1882 at the Age of 54 years, 8 months, and 24 days. I haven't attempted research on this family yet.

I will post all photo's as soon as I can sort them out. I have already posted Martha R. Goss's stone.






Very small cemetery. In bad shape. Apparently it has been neglected until recently. Most of the gravestones are broken or very difficult to read. I have photographed all that I can find, but will have to return and take a closer look, I can't transcribe from the photos.

It appears at first glance to contain only two families:

1. The family of Henry S. Goss born about 1825 I have found five Census reports 1860, 1870, and 1880 for him. I believe from what I have seen that he ran and/or owned the mill that was on the corner of Kendall Pond and South Roads. The remains of the runway can be seen today from the bridge. His occupation is shown in two of the Censuses as Miller, and as Wood turner in the 1870 census (thus I believe that the mill made wood products).
2. The other family (and the most prevalent monument) is that of Mr. Kendall, who's wife is buried here, her name was R. Harriet (?) Kendall and she died on March 2, 1882 at the Age of 54 years, 8 months, and 24 days. I haven't attempted research on this family yet.

I will post all photo's as soon as I can sort them out. I have already posted Martha R. Goss's stone.






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