People commonly known by the family name Kendall include:

Edward Calvin Kendall, American biochemist

Kendal, a town in the Lake District of England, after which several other places are named

The Kendall 32 sailboat, a fibreglass cruising boat of the late 1960s.

Kendall, Florida

Kendale Lakes, Florida

Kendall County, Illinois

Massillon, Ohio, USA, originally a communitarian community called Kendal

Howard Kendall (footballer), soccer player and manager

Kendall West, Florida

Kendall Green, Florida

Jason Kendall, professional baseball player

Amos Kendall, U.S. postmaster general under President Andrew Jackson

Kendall, New York

Kendall County, Texas

Tony Kendall, English Professional Poker Player

Kendall College, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Raymond Kendall, 6th Secretary-General of the ICPO-Interpol

Kendall College of Art and Design, Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA

Kendall and Sons Ltd umbrella manufacturer and ladies fashion retailer.

The Kendalls were a U.S. country music group.

RT Kendall, American pastor of Westminster Chapel, London

Willmoore Kendall, American Professor and Author

William Hunter Kendal, English actor

Kendall, Monroe County, Wisconsin

Kendall, Washington

Kendall, Lafayette County, Wisconsin

Kendall Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts

Ted Kendall, British Sound Engineer

Paul Murray Kendall, U.S. academic and historian

Bridget Kendall, British journalist and broadcaster for the BBC

Kendall, New South Wales, Australia

Samuel Kendall, French and Indian War Veteran;

J.B. Kendall was the fictional main character in the radio western Frontier Gentleman

Jo Kendall, British actress and comedian

Kenneth Kendall, British broadcaster

Kendal Power Station, the largest coal-fired power station in the world

Megyn Kendall, reporter for the FOX News Channel

David George Kendall, British mathematician and statistician

Fred Kendall, Professional Baseball Player

Kendal Regency, a regency in Central Java Province, Indonesia

David Kendall, American lawyer

Henry Kendall, Australian ornithologist

Percy Fry Kendall, English geologist

Maurice Kendall, British statistician, known for his work on rank correlation

Samuel A. Kendall, United States Congressman from Pennsylvania

Thomas Kendall, New Zealand schoolmaster, lapsed missionary, recorder of the Māori language, arms dealer, and Pākehā Māori

Kendals a department store in Manchester which opened in 1832 and was known as Kendal, Milne & Co and has since been owned by House of Fraser taking on the House of Fraser name in 2005.