She was the daughter of John F. Judge and Mary Harney Judge.
On Wednesday evening, November 11, 1896 as Frances H. Judge, she married John Edwin Woodward at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Judge on East Brigham Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Lawrence Scanlan of the Catholic church.
They were the parents of five children: John J. Woodward of Washington, D.C.; Lieut. Thomas P. Woodward, United States Army; Commander Edwin C. Woodward, United States Navy; Mrs. Norman Leslie of Boston; Wave Lieut. (j.g.) Nancy C. Woodward, who was a Wave Lieut. (j.g.) with the United States Navy during World War II.
On Wednesday evening, November 11, 1896 as Frances H. Judge, she married John Edwin Woodward at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Judge on East Brigham Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Lawrence Scanlan of the Catholic church.
They were the parents of five children: John J. Woodward of Washington, D.C.; Lieut. Thomas P. Woodward, United States Army; Commander Edwin C. Woodward, United States Navy; Mrs. Norman Leslie of Boston; Wave Lieut. (j.g.) Nancy C. Woodward, who was a Wave Lieut. (j.g.) with the United States Navy during World War II.
She was the daughter of John F. Judge and Mary Harney Judge.
On Wednesday evening, November 11, 1896 as Frances H. Judge, she married John Edwin Woodward at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Judge on East Brigham Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Lawrence Scanlan of the Catholic church.
They were the parents of five children: John J. Woodward of Washington, D.C.; Lieut. Thomas P. Woodward, United States Army; Commander Edwin C. Woodward, United States Navy; Mrs. Norman Leslie of Boston; Wave Lieut. (j.g.) Nancy C. Woodward, who was a Wave Lieut. (j.g.) with the United States Navy during World War II.
On Wednesday evening, November 11, 1896 as Frances H. Judge, she married John Edwin Woodward at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Judge on East Brigham Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. The ceremony was performed by Bishop Lawrence Scanlan of the Catholic church.
They were the parents of five children: John J. Woodward of Washington, D.C.; Lieut. Thomas P. Woodward, United States Army; Commander Edwin C. Woodward, United States Navy; Mrs. Norman Leslie of Boston; Wave Lieut. (j.g.) Nancy C. Woodward, who was a Wave Lieut. (j.g.) with the United States Navy during World War II.
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