Kendall County Court

Founded in the 1840s, this community of good men and sweet women was named for Amos Kendall, politician, advisor of the President Andrew Jackson, and one of the master minds behind the development of the telegraph. This territory in the Chicago metro area shares borderlines with Kane, Will, DeKalb, DuPage, Grundy, and LaSalle Counties with an estimated population of 72,550 residents. Served by more than 10 school districts, and full of German, Irish, English, and even Norwegian influences; this land of more than 320 square miles of extension is worth to be seen.