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Kendall, Henry (1839 - 1882)

Born
1839
Ulladulla, New South Wales, Australia
Died
1882
Occupation
Poet

Summary

Henry Kendall was a struggling poet, whose employment history is sporadic. He worked as a storekeeper in the timber business of William and Joseph Fagan 1875-1881 then, due to the influence of Henry Parkes, a lifelong friend, he was appointed Inspector of State Forests in New South Wales 1881-1882. The town of Kendall on the North Coast of New South Wales is named after him.

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