[NEHGR 6:173] JM married HK, daughter of John Kenric.

[TorreyCD] METCALF, Jonathan (1650-1727) & Hannah KENDRICK/ KENRICK? (-1731); 10 Apr 1674; Dedham/Newton/Cambridge {Reg. 6:173, 7:328; Metcalf 3; Harvey 602; Williams (#10) 29; Farr Anc. 204; Goodwin: Gen. Notes; Tingley-Meyers 9; Sibley's Harv. Grad. 5:220}

[1659] Ann Smith

d. 15 December 1656

Brookline Mass

[NEHGR 10:221]

[TorreyCD] KENRICK, John (?1605-1686) & 1/wf Anna [SMITH] (-1656) (sis Robert); by 1640?, by 1618?, ca 1635?; Boston/Newton {Newton Hist. 355; Watertown 424; A. Kendrick 11; Parker (#9) 275; Lyon 1: 389; Reg. 90:83}

KIMRIGHT/KENDRICK/KENRICK, John (1605-1686) & 2/wf Judith [HOLLAND/ HOTTON] (should be HOLLAND) (-1687, Roxbury), w John; aft 15 Nov 1656; Farmingham/Cambridge/ Newton {Dorchester ch. Rec. 23, 44; Newton Hist. 355; Roxbury VR}

[Savage 3:11] Boston, 1639, admitted 11 August 1639 to the church so that probably he came the preceding year, and there is no slight reason to think he came with Mather in the James from Bristol, 1635. By wife Ann, probably sister of Robert Smith, from London, had Hannah who died soon, Elijah and Hannah who married Jonathan Metcalf. He lived after 1652 in that part of Boston called Muddy River (now called Brookline). Removed to Newton and died there at the age of 80 years (his will of 21 January 1684 calls him aged 78). His widow Judith died at Roxbury 23 August 1687.

[NEHGR 2:191] Records of Boston: Hannah, the daughter of John Kenrick & Anne his wife was borne 9 (12) 1639; John the sonne of John Kendrick & Anne his wife was borne 3 (8) 1641. [NEHGR 9:165] Elisha sonne of John & Anne borne 18 (8) 1645. [NEHGR 9:249] Hannah dau. of John and his wife Ann borne 21 1 1651. [NEHGR 10:221] Anne wife of John Kenricke of Muddy River dyed 15:9:56

[NEHGR 3:188] In list of freeman granted 13 May 1640: John Kenerick.

The following may or may not be relevant to JK.

[NEHGR 47:113-114] Will of Sir Thomas Mowlson, knight and alderman of London, 6 July 1636, proved 8 December 1638. Mentions bequests to the children of Doctor Barker which he had by my sister Kendricke's daughter [interp: TM's sister married a Kendricke]. Also mentions "My cousin John Kendricke, his wife and children."

[NEHGR 52:119-120] Will o Sir Nicholas Rainton knight and Alderman of the City of London, 2 May 1646, proved 11 September 1646. Mentions "My sister in law Mrs Anne Moulson widow ..." Supposition is that Nicholas married Rebecca the sister of Alderman Moulson. Also mentions "My cousin John Kendricke alderman of London"

[NEHGR 48:405] Lists parents and syblings of Thomas Moulson. Anne married Hugonis Kendrick; Rebecca m Nicholaus Rawton [sic]. If John Kendrick were the sone of Hugonis and Anne, this could account for being called cousin by both above].