Son of George W. and Melissa Maria (Spencer) Kendall
Civil War, Company D, 12th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
His grandparents told him that one day in early Monticello that a group of Native American Indians stopped to rest at the court house square. while there, a squaw gave birth to a papoose, which she carefully wrapped in a blanket, mounted her horse and continued her journey.
source: The Old Monticello Cemetery by Madden Publishing
Civil War, Company D, 12th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
His grandparents told him that one day in early Monticello that a group of Native American Indians stopped to rest at the court house square. while there, a squaw gave birth to a papoose, which she carefully wrapped in a blanket, mounted her horse and continued her journey.
source: The Old Monticello Cemetery by Madden Publishing
Son of George W. and Melissa Maria (Spencer) Kendall
Civil War, Company D, 12th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
His grandparents told him that one day in early Monticello that a group of Native American Indians stopped to rest at the court house square. while there, a squaw gave birth to a papoose, which she carefully wrapped in a blanket, mounted her horse and continued her journey.
source: The Old Monticello Cemetery by Madden Publishing
Civil War, Company D, 12th Indiana Volunteer Infantry.
His grandparents told him that one day in early Monticello that a group of Native American Indians stopped to rest at the court house square. while there, a squaw gave birth to a papoose, which she carefully wrapped in a blanket, mounted her horse and continued her journey.
source: The Old Monticello Cemetery by Madden Publishing
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