History of the Mendenhall Surname in England

James Mendenhall (b.1751) was the first in England to use this surname. This site lists his MILDENHALL ancestors and his MENDENHALL descendants. Mildenhall (pronounced Minal) is a village in Wiltshire and its Anglo-Saxon name means a nook or corner of land that was either mild or belonged to a person called Mild (due to their temperament). There are two ongoing branches of the family tree that retain the Mendenhall surname. They are clustered around the English south coast towns of Weymouth and Hastings. (Other than names and relationships, details of living people are not published here. To correct any errors or omissions, please e-mail using the address below.)

Table of Contents

• Descendants
• Surname List
• Name Index

Prepared by:

Peter Mendenhall
England

Send email to: peter.mendenhall@btinternet.com

This web site produced 16 May 2010 by Heritage Family Tree Deluxe, a product of Individual Software.