Cemetery record: H. Judd - Burial 8 June 1884 - Age 75y - Cause of death: Paralysis of Heart.
Dropped Dead.
Asahel Judd, an old gentleman living at 61 Walnut street, fell, while at work in his garden this morning, and for a time was thought dead. He was taken to the house and a physician called, but he breathed his last in a few moments.
Aurora Daily Express, June 7, 1884
A more detailed obituary appears in the ADE of June 9, 1884, which indicates that his funeral was to be held on the 11th of June. He came to Kane County 30 years earlier, following his brother "Uncle Tom" and settling in Sugar Grove; he had lived in Aurora for 15 years. He was survived by his wife, sons Henry A. and W. B., and a daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Davis of Kansas.
Married Mary Ann Bates on 25 Nov 1841.
Children:
Henry A., born 1847; married Jane Smith
William B., married Annie T. Graves
Mary L., married James Davis
Dropped Dead.
Asahel Judd, an old gentleman living at 61 Walnut street, fell, while at work in his garden this morning, and for a time was thought dead. He was taken to the house and a physician called, but he breathed his last in a few moments.
Aurora Daily Express, June 7, 1884
A more detailed obituary appears in the ADE of June 9, 1884, which indicates that his funeral was to be held on the 11th of June. He came to Kane County 30 years earlier, following his brother "Uncle Tom" and settling in Sugar Grove; he had lived in Aurora for 15 years. He was survived by his wife, sons Henry A. and W. B., and a daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Davis of Kansas.
Married Mary Ann Bates on 25 Nov 1841.
Children:
Henry A., born 1847; married Jane Smith
William B., married Annie T. Graves
Mary L., married James Davis
Cemetery record: H. Judd - Burial 8 June 1884 - Age 75y - Cause of death: Paralysis of Heart.
Dropped Dead.
Asahel Judd, an old gentleman living at 61 Walnut street, fell, while at work in his garden this morning, and for a time was thought dead. He was taken to the house and a physician called, but he breathed his last in a few moments.
Aurora Daily Express, June 7, 1884
A more detailed obituary appears in the ADE of June 9, 1884, which indicates that his funeral was to be held on the 11th of June. He came to Kane County 30 years earlier, following his brother "Uncle Tom" and settling in Sugar Grove; he had lived in Aurora for 15 years. He was survived by his wife, sons Henry A. and W. B., and a daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Davis of Kansas.
Married Mary Ann Bates on 25 Nov 1841.
Children:
Henry A., born 1847; married Jane Smith
William B., married Annie T. Graves
Mary L., married James Davis
Dropped Dead.
Asahel Judd, an old gentleman living at 61 Walnut street, fell, while at work in his garden this morning, and for a time was thought dead. He was taken to the house and a physician called, but he breathed his last in a few moments.
Aurora Daily Express, June 7, 1884
A more detailed obituary appears in the ADE of June 9, 1884, which indicates that his funeral was to be held on the 11th of June. He came to Kane County 30 years earlier, following his brother "Uncle Tom" and settling in Sugar Grove; he had lived in Aurora for 15 years. He was survived by his wife, sons Henry A. and W. B., and a daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Davis of Kansas.
Married Mary Ann Bates on 25 Nov 1841.
Children:
Henry A., born 1847; married Jane Smith
William B., married Annie T. Graves
Mary L., married James Davis
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