A son of James Kennedy and Helen 'Ellen' McDougall, his parents were Scots immigrants to Canada's Quebec province. They married 31 Dec 1827 at Montreal's St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, and afterwards resided at Huntingdon, then a remote district near Chateauguay, where their eldest children were born.
James Kennedy brought his family to Illinois after March of 1841, and was enumerated there at Mount Vernon in Lake County on the 1850 U.S. census.
Shortly after Thomas was born, James brought his family to California's Santa Clara County where Thomas first appears in census records.
He married Caroline Sonora Blanchard, a daughter of Jonathan Blanchard who founded Wheaton College. Wed on 08 Dec 1875 in Dupage County, Illinois, they made their home in California, where all six of their children were born.
Long a resident of San Jose, Thomas moved to nearby San Francisco at about the time his brother James did, in 1886.
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A SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S DEATH.--Thos. Kennedy, formerly State Inspector of Schools, and recently principal of the Horace Mann evening school, died on Wednesday evening while the Board of Education was in session. He resided at the south-east corner of Geary and Mason streets. He was a brother of James G. Kennedy, principal of the Franklin Grammar School. [col. 6]
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Died. KENNEDY—In this city, March 29, 1893, Thomas E., husband of Carrie S. Kennedy, and brother of James G. Kennedy, a native of Illinois, aged 41 years and 5 days. Funeral private. Interment San Jose. [col. 7] --The Morning Call (San Francisco, California); Friday, 31 Mar 1893; pg. 8
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Thomas Kennedy, for many years inspecting teacher of the public schools of this city and recently principal of the Horace Mann evening school, died suddenly at his home on Wednesday evening. Deceased was 39 years of age and leaves a widow and several children. He was suffering from a complication of physical ailments. [pg. 3, col. 5]
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KENNEDY--In this city, March 29, Thomas E., husband of Carrie S. Kennedy, and brother of James G. Kennedy, a native of Illinois, aged 41 years and 5 days. Interment private, San Jose Cemetery. [pg. 10, col. 3] --The San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, California); Friday, 31 Mar 1893
James Kennedy brought his family to Illinois after March of 1841, and was enumerated there at Mount Vernon in Lake County on the 1850 U.S. census.
Shortly after Thomas was born, James brought his family to California's Santa Clara County where Thomas first appears in census records.
He married Caroline Sonora Blanchard, a daughter of Jonathan Blanchard who founded Wheaton College. Wed on 08 Dec 1875 in Dupage County, Illinois, they made their home in California, where all six of their children were born.
Long a resident of San Jose, Thomas moved to nearby San Francisco at about the time his brother James did, in 1886.
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A SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S DEATH.--Thos. Kennedy, formerly State Inspector of Schools, and recently principal of the Horace Mann evening school, died on Wednesday evening while the Board of Education was in session. He resided at the south-east corner of Geary and Mason streets. He was a brother of James G. Kennedy, principal of the Franklin Grammar School. [col. 6]
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Died. KENNEDY—In this city, March 29, 1893, Thomas E., husband of Carrie S. Kennedy, and brother of James G. Kennedy, a native of Illinois, aged 41 years and 5 days. Funeral private. Interment San Jose. [col. 7] --The Morning Call (San Francisco, California); Friday, 31 Mar 1893; pg. 8
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Thomas Kennedy, for many years inspecting teacher of the public schools of this city and recently principal of the Horace Mann evening school, died suddenly at his home on Wednesday evening. Deceased was 39 years of age and leaves a widow and several children. He was suffering from a complication of physical ailments. [pg. 3, col. 5]
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KENNEDY--In this city, March 29, Thomas E., husband of Carrie S. Kennedy, and brother of James G. Kennedy, a native of Illinois, aged 41 years and 5 days. Interment private, San Jose Cemetery. [pg. 10, col. 3] --The San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, California); Friday, 31 Mar 1893
A son of James Kennedy and Helen 'Ellen' McDougall, his parents were Scots immigrants to Canada's Quebec province. They married 31 Dec 1827 at Montreal's St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, and afterwards resided at Huntingdon, then a remote district near Chateauguay, where their eldest children were born.
James Kennedy brought his family to Illinois after March of 1841, and was enumerated there at Mount Vernon in Lake County on the 1850 U.S. census.
Shortly after Thomas was born, James brought his family to California's Santa Clara County where Thomas first appears in census records.
He married Caroline Sonora Blanchard, a daughter of Jonathan Blanchard who founded Wheaton College. Wed on 08 Dec 1875 in Dupage County, Illinois, they made their home in California, where all six of their children were born.
Long a resident of San Jose, Thomas moved to nearby San Francisco at about the time his brother James did, in 1886.
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A SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S DEATH.--Thos. Kennedy, formerly State Inspector of Schools, and recently principal of the Horace Mann evening school, died on Wednesday evening while the Board of Education was in session. He resided at the south-east corner of Geary and Mason streets. He was a brother of James G. Kennedy, principal of the Franklin Grammar School. [col. 6]
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Died. KENNEDY—In this city, March 29, 1893, Thomas E., husband of Carrie S. Kennedy, and brother of James G. Kennedy, a native of Illinois, aged 41 years and 5 days. Funeral private. Interment San Jose. [col. 7] --The Morning Call (San Francisco, California); Friday, 31 Mar 1893; pg. 8
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Thomas Kennedy, for many years inspecting teacher of the public schools of this city and recently principal of the Horace Mann evening school, died suddenly at his home on Wednesday evening. Deceased was 39 years of age and leaves a widow and several children. He was suffering from a complication of physical ailments. [pg. 3, col. 5]
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KENNEDY--In this city, March 29, Thomas E., husband of Carrie S. Kennedy, and brother of James G. Kennedy, a native of Illinois, aged 41 years and 5 days. Interment private, San Jose Cemetery. [pg. 10, col. 3] --The San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, California); Friday, 31 Mar 1893
James Kennedy brought his family to Illinois after March of 1841, and was enumerated there at Mount Vernon in Lake County on the 1850 U.S. census.
Shortly after Thomas was born, James brought his family to California's Santa Clara County where Thomas first appears in census records.
He married Caroline Sonora Blanchard, a daughter of Jonathan Blanchard who founded Wheaton College. Wed on 08 Dec 1875 in Dupage County, Illinois, they made their home in California, where all six of their children were born.
Long a resident of San Jose, Thomas moved to nearby San Francisco at about the time his brother James did, in 1886.
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A SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S DEATH.--Thos. Kennedy, formerly State Inspector of Schools, and recently principal of the Horace Mann evening school, died on Wednesday evening while the Board of Education was in session. He resided at the south-east corner of Geary and Mason streets. He was a brother of James G. Kennedy, principal of the Franklin Grammar School. [col. 6]
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Died. KENNEDY—In this city, March 29, 1893, Thomas E., husband of Carrie S. Kennedy, and brother of James G. Kennedy, a native of Illinois, aged 41 years and 5 days. Funeral private. Interment San Jose. [col. 7] --The Morning Call (San Francisco, California); Friday, 31 Mar 1893; pg. 8
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Thomas Kennedy, for many years inspecting teacher of the public schools of this city and recently principal of the Horace Mann evening school, died suddenly at his home on Wednesday evening. Deceased was 39 years of age and leaves a widow and several children. He was suffering from a complication of physical ailments. [pg. 3, col. 5]
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KENNEDY--In this city, March 29, Thomas E., husband of Carrie S. Kennedy, and brother of James G. Kennedy, a native of Illinois, aged 41 years and 5 days. Interment private, San Jose Cemetery. [pg. 10, col. 3] --The San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, California); Friday, 31 Mar 1893
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