Son of William Henry Kennard and Lucy Trump Branson.
Husband of Louisa Spies.
William and Louisa were married 11 Aug. 1825, by Rev. Daniel Kurtz at Zion
German Lutheran Church, Gay and Lexington Sts., Baltimore, Maryland.
Father of Baltis Henry, Adaline Sylvenia, Margaret Jane Branson, William Henry, Ann Maria, George Henry, Sophia Louisa, Branson Forney and Amelia S.
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William H. Kennard's OBIT as Published in The Sun, Baltimore, Md. on 31 July 1873:
KENNARD. -- Departed this life on the evening of the 30th of July, after a brief but painful illness. WILLIAM H. KENNARD, Sr. in the 70th year of his age. Thus has closed a long and valuable life, marked for unwavering integrity and uprightness of character, amid all the varied tests which the vicissitudes of this life bring. Quiet and unobtrusive, the lamented deceased sought his reward in the conscious discharge of duty and diligently instilled into the minds of his large family of children, by example and precept, principles of right and rectitude for which his memory will ever be to those endeared, and his loss sadly deplored. He has peacefully departed to the rest provided for those that do uprightly. His relatives and male friends are requested to attend his funeral on to-morrow (Friday) afternoon at four o'clk. From his late residence, No. 315 Hollins Street.
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On September 8, 1876, the following were moved from Western Cemetery to Loudon Park: Lucy Kennard - Louisa Kennard - WILLIAM H. KENNARD - Amelia S. Kennard - Baltis Branson - Mary Branson - Barbara Forney - Almira Kennard - Thomas Hooper (infant) - Nathaniel Webb.
Bio by: Judy Glanville, his GG Granddaughter.
Husband of Louisa Spies.
William and Louisa were married 11 Aug. 1825, by Rev. Daniel Kurtz at Zion
German Lutheran Church, Gay and Lexington Sts., Baltimore, Maryland.
Father of Baltis Henry, Adaline Sylvenia, Margaret Jane Branson, William Henry, Ann Maria, George Henry, Sophia Louisa, Branson Forney and Amelia S.
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William H. Kennard's OBIT as Published in The Sun, Baltimore, Md. on 31 July 1873:
KENNARD. -- Departed this life on the evening of the 30th of July, after a brief but painful illness. WILLIAM H. KENNARD, Sr. in the 70th year of his age. Thus has closed a long and valuable life, marked for unwavering integrity and uprightness of character, amid all the varied tests which the vicissitudes of this life bring. Quiet and unobtrusive, the lamented deceased sought his reward in the conscious discharge of duty and diligently instilled into the minds of his large family of children, by example and precept, principles of right and rectitude for which his memory will ever be to those endeared, and his loss sadly deplored. He has peacefully departed to the rest provided for those that do uprightly. His relatives and male friends are requested to attend his funeral on to-morrow (Friday) afternoon at four o'clk. From his late residence, No. 315 Hollins Street.
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On September 8, 1876, the following were moved from Western Cemetery to Loudon Park: Lucy Kennard - Louisa Kennard - WILLIAM H. KENNARD - Amelia S. Kennard - Baltis Branson - Mary Branson - Barbara Forney - Almira Kennard - Thomas Hooper (infant) - Nathaniel Webb.
Bio by: Judy Glanville, his GG Granddaughter.
Son of William Henry Kennard and Lucy Trump Branson.
Husband of Louisa Spies.
William and Louisa were married 11 Aug. 1825, by Rev. Daniel Kurtz at Zion
German Lutheran Church, Gay and Lexington Sts., Baltimore, Maryland.
Father of Baltis Henry, Adaline Sylvenia, Margaret Jane Branson, William Henry, Ann Maria, George Henry, Sophia Louisa, Branson Forney and Amelia S.
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William H. Kennard's OBIT as Published in The Sun, Baltimore, Md. on 31 July 1873:
KENNARD. -- Departed this life on the evening of the 30th of July, after a brief but painful illness. WILLIAM H. KENNARD, Sr. in the 70th year of his age. Thus has closed a long and valuable life, marked for unwavering integrity and uprightness of character, amid all the varied tests which the vicissitudes of this life bring. Quiet and unobtrusive, the lamented deceased sought his reward in the conscious discharge of duty and diligently instilled into the minds of his large family of children, by example and precept, principles of right and rectitude for which his memory will ever be to those endeared, and his loss sadly deplored. He has peacefully departed to the rest provided for those that do uprightly. His relatives and male friends are requested to attend his funeral on to-morrow (Friday) afternoon at four o'clk. From his late residence, No. 315 Hollins Street.
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On September 8, 1876, the following were moved from Western Cemetery to Loudon Park: Lucy Kennard - Louisa Kennard - WILLIAM H. KENNARD - Amelia S. Kennard - Baltis Branson - Mary Branson - Barbara Forney - Almira Kennard - Thomas Hooper (infant) - Nathaniel Webb.
Bio by: Judy Glanville, his GG Granddaughter.
Husband of Louisa Spies.
William and Louisa were married 11 Aug. 1825, by Rev. Daniel Kurtz at Zion
German Lutheran Church, Gay and Lexington Sts., Baltimore, Maryland.
Father of Baltis Henry, Adaline Sylvenia, Margaret Jane Branson, William Henry, Ann Maria, George Henry, Sophia Louisa, Branson Forney and Amelia S.
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William H. Kennard's OBIT as Published in The Sun, Baltimore, Md. on 31 July 1873:
KENNARD. -- Departed this life on the evening of the 30th of July, after a brief but painful illness. WILLIAM H. KENNARD, Sr. in the 70th year of his age. Thus has closed a long and valuable life, marked for unwavering integrity and uprightness of character, amid all the varied tests which the vicissitudes of this life bring. Quiet and unobtrusive, the lamented deceased sought his reward in the conscious discharge of duty and diligently instilled into the minds of his large family of children, by example and precept, principles of right and rectitude for which his memory will ever be to those endeared, and his loss sadly deplored. He has peacefully departed to the rest provided for those that do uprightly. His relatives and male friends are requested to attend his funeral on to-morrow (Friday) afternoon at four o'clk. From his late residence, No. 315 Hollins Street.
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On September 8, 1876, the following were moved from Western Cemetery to Loudon Park: Lucy Kennard - Louisa Kennard - WILLIAM H. KENNARD - Amelia S. Kennard - Baltis Branson - Mary Branson - Barbara Forney - Almira Kennard - Thomas Hooper (infant) - Nathaniel Webb.
Bio by: Judy Glanville, his GG Granddaughter.
