Reverend James Kendall death in Perry County 1882 obituary
The long obituary honors Rev James Kendall detailing his 36 years of service in the Methodist Episcopal Church, from his youth in Perry County to leadership roles in Cincinnati and Marietta districts, his scholarly interests, preaching style, and steadfast faith before his death on March 24, 1882.
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