Benjamin Kendall was a Revolutionary War Veteran and also one of the first settlers of what would become Gardner, MA.
Benjamin Kendall signed the original petiton to incorporate Gardner as a town in 1785.
Benjamin Kendall married a woman named Keziah Twichell and together they had eight children. Kendall was known to be not only a farmer but also a cooper as well. Kendall died in 1841 at age of 96.
Benjamin Kendall signed the original petiton to incorporate Gardner as a town in 1785.
Benjamin Kendall married a woman named Keziah Twichell and together they had eight children. Kendall was known to be not only a farmer but also a cooper as well. Kendall died in 1841 at age of 96.
Benjamin Kendall was a Revolutionary War Veteran and also one of the first settlers of what would become Gardner, MA.
Benjamin Kendall signed the original petiton to incorporate Gardner as a town in 1785.
Benjamin Kendall married a woman named Keziah Twichell and together they had eight children. Kendall was known to be not only a farmer but also a cooper as well. Kendall died in 1841 at age of 96.
Benjamin Kendall signed the original petiton to incorporate Gardner as a town in 1785.
Benjamin Kendall married a woman named Keziah Twichell and together they had eight children. Kendall was known to be not only a farmer but also a cooper as well. Kendall died in 1841 at age of 96.
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