Ezra Otis Kendall

1818–1899 (age 81)

Biography

Ezra Otis Kendall (1818-1899) was a faithful figure in the Saint Luke's Episcopal community, greeting parishioners with gentle humor and a steady hand in times of need.

His thoughtful outlook and willingness to listen lent comfort to generations, and those who visit Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard remember his calm presence with grateful affection.

Also buried at Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard

George T. Pearson
1847–1920 (age 73)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
George T. Pearson was a Trenton resident who lived from 1847 to 1920.
Sarah Duval Rodney
1800–1889 (age 89)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Sarah Duval Rodney (1800-1889) was an American woman from the 19th century.
Emlen Newbold Carpenter
1845–1891 (age 46)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Emlen Newbold Carpenter (1845-1891) was a 19th-century individual with family ties to prominent religious institutions.
Catherine Reinhardt Duval
1772–1857 (age 85)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Catherine Reinhardt Duval (1772-1857) was an American woman of the early republic era.
George Washington Carpenter
1837–1921 (age 84)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
George Washington Carpenter lived from 1837 to 1921 and was buried at Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard.
Mary Rodman Fisher
1836–1899 (age 63)
Saint Luke's Episcopal Churchyard
Mary Rodman Fisher (1836-1899) was a 19th-century woman connected to the Episcopal Church community.