Kendalls

Kendalls is a plural term that can refer to several different kinds of topics. In English-language use, it most often appears as a surname or as a place name, and it may also occur in branding, institutions, or cultural works that adopt Kendalls as part of a title or company name. Because it has multiple possible referents, the exact meaning depends on context.

As a surname, Kendalls is an English-origin name linked to the town of Kendal in Cumbria. The surname likely arose from ancestral ties to that place and spread through migration to other parts of the English-speaking world. People with the surname Kendalls have been recorded in public life across politics, academia, athletics, and the arts, among other fields.

As a geographic name, Kendalls appears in several countries as the name of villages, neighborhoods, streets, or natural features. Such uses often reflect historical associations with local families, landowners, or early settlers bearing the Kendalls surname, or they may be named after the nearby town of Kendal.

In branding and culture, Kendalls can appear as a corporate or product name, or as a character name in fiction. Without additional qualifiers, the term Kendalls remains ambiguous and requires further specification to identify the intended reference.