It is believed that Kendrick's body was buried in the same location as those of Captain Derby in 1802 and Isaac Davis in 1810, in what would become the cemetery for foreigners near the corner of King St. and Pi'ikoi St. in Honolulu. Grave stones for Derby and Davis stood at this site until 1900, and it has been speculated that if the chiefs had designated a burial location for Kendrick and the other "Lady Washington" casualties it would have been used to bury other foreigners in the years to come. John Howell, the clerk onboard "Lady Washington" whom George Vancouver described as having "once been a clergyman of the Church of England" is presumed to have presided over Kendrick's burial service.