From The Portrait and Biographical Album
of Rock County, Wis., publ, 1889
Dr. William Henry JUDD, the only son of Dr.
Samuel S. JUDD, was born in Greenville, Pa., on the 29th day of November, 1853,
and was about eleven years of age when he came to this city with his father. He
was educated in the public schools of Janesville, and in 1879 he began the study
of medicine with his father, later being graduated from the Bennett Medical
College of Chicago, in March, 1883. During the following April he became
associated with his father in the practice of medicine, that continuing until
the time of the latter's death, when he succeeded to the business of the firm.
In 1877 he led to the marriage alter Miss Mary L. HANSFORD, a daughter of James
HANSFORD, of Carthage, Ill. She was born in that town, July 4, 1858, and died
July 26, 1883. Their only child, James Starr, who was born May 5, 1879, died May
25, 1880. The Doctor was the second time married, Jan.27, 1885, this union being
with Miss Belle C. HOLMES, a daughter of W. C. HOLMES, of Janesville, in which
city the lady was born May 13, 1862. She is a graduate of the Janesville High
School, and is a cultured and socially popular lady. One child blesses their
union, William Starr, born July 12, 1887.
Dr. JUDD owns and occupies the same
offices as did he and his father. This consists of a suite of rooms,
well-arranged and conveniently adapted to the various needs of the profession.
These pleasant and neatly furnished rooms contain many objects of interest,
placed there by him who has now passed away, and are treasured by his son as
sacred to the memory of his lamented father. The Doctor much resembles his
father, both in manner and personal appearance, and as a physician takes high
rank in his profession. He is energetic, progressive, and every ready to give
aid and influence to all enterprises that tend to promote the best interests of
Janesville. In disposition, he is cordial and genial which renders him popular
with all. In politics, he is an ardent and consistent Republican, and has
influence in the local counsels of his party. Twice has been elected Alderman of
the 2d Ward, and is now (1888) serving in that capacity. He is a member of the
National Eclectic Medical Association, and a prominent Odd Fellow, having passed
through all the chairs of that order, and is also a member of the Knights of
Pythias.
of Rock County, Wis., publ, 1889
Dr. William Henry JUDD, the only son of Dr.
Samuel S. JUDD, was born in Greenville, Pa., on the 29th day of November, 1853,
and was about eleven years of age when he came to this city with his father. He
was educated in the public schools of Janesville, and in 1879 he began the study
of medicine with his father, later being graduated from the Bennett Medical
College of Chicago, in March, 1883. During the following April he became
associated with his father in the practice of medicine, that continuing until
the time of the latter's death, when he succeeded to the business of the firm.
In 1877 he led to the marriage alter Miss Mary L. HANSFORD, a daughter of James
HANSFORD, of Carthage, Ill. She was born in that town, July 4, 1858, and died
July 26, 1883. Their only child, James Starr, who was born May 5, 1879, died May
25, 1880. The Doctor was the second time married, Jan.27, 1885, this union being
with Miss Belle C. HOLMES, a daughter of W. C. HOLMES, of Janesville, in which
city the lady was born May 13, 1862. She is a graduate of the Janesville High
School, and is a cultured and socially popular lady. One child blesses their
union, William Starr, born July 12, 1887.
Dr. JUDD owns and occupies the same
offices as did he and his father. This consists of a suite of rooms,
well-arranged and conveniently adapted to the various needs of the profession.
These pleasant and neatly furnished rooms contain many objects of interest,
placed there by him who has now passed away, and are treasured by his son as
sacred to the memory of his lamented father. The Doctor much resembles his
father, both in manner and personal appearance, and as a physician takes high
rank in his profession. He is energetic, progressive, and every ready to give
aid and influence to all enterprises that tend to promote the best interests of
Janesville. In disposition, he is cordial and genial which renders him popular
with all. In politics, he is an ardent and consistent Republican, and has
influence in the local counsels of his party. Twice has been elected Alderman of
the 2d Ward, and is now (1888) serving in that capacity. He is a member of the
National Eclectic Medical Association, and a prominent Odd Fellow, having passed
through all the chairs of that order, and is also a member of the Knights of
Pythias.
From The Portrait and Biographical Album
of Rock County, Wis., publ, 1889
Dr. William Henry JUDD, the only son of Dr.
Samuel S. JUDD, was born in Greenville, Pa., on the 29th day of November, 1853,
and was about eleven years of age when he came to this city with his father. He
was educated in the public schools of Janesville, and in 1879 he began the study
of medicine with his father, later being graduated from the Bennett Medical
College of Chicago, in March, 1883. During the following April he became
associated with his father in the practice of medicine, that continuing until
the time of the latter's death, when he succeeded to the business of the firm.
In 1877 he led to the marriage alter Miss Mary L. HANSFORD, a daughter of James
HANSFORD, of Carthage, Ill. She was born in that town, July 4, 1858, and died
July 26, 1883. Their only child, James Starr, who was born May 5, 1879, died May
25, 1880. The Doctor was the second time married, Jan.27, 1885, this union being
with Miss Belle C. HOLMES, a daughter of W. C. HOLMES, of Janesville, in which
city the lady was born May 13, 1862. She is a graduate of the Janesville High
School, and is a cultured and socially popular lady. One child blesses their
union, William Starr, born July 12, 1887.
Dr. JUDD owns and occupies the same
offices as did he and his father. This consists of a suite of rooms,
well-arranged and conveniently adapted to the various needs of the profession.
These pleasant and neatly furnished rooms contain many objects of interest,
placed there by him who has now passed away, and are treasured by his son as
sacred to the memory of his lamented father. The Doctor much resembles his
father, both in manner and personal appearance, and as a physician takes high
rank in his profession. He is energetic, progressive, and every ready to give
aid and influence to all enterprises that tend to promote the best interests of
Janesville. In disposition, he is cordial and genial which renders him popular
with all. In politics, he is an ardent and consistent Republican, and has
influence in the local counsels of his party. Twice has been elected Alderman of
the 2d Ward, and is now (1888) serving in that capacity. He is a member of the
National Eclectic Medical Association, and a prominent Odd Fellow, having passed
through all the chairs of that order, and is also a member of the Knights of
Pythias.
of Rock County, Wis., publ, 1889
Dr. William Henry JUDD, the only son of Dr.
Samuel S. JUDD, was born in Greenville, Pa., on the 29th day of November, 1853,
and was about eleven years of age when he came to this city with his father. He
was educated in the public schools of Janesville, and in 1879 he began the study
of medicine with his father, later being graduated from the Bennett Medical
College of Chicago, in March, 1883. During the following April he became
associated with his father in the practice of medicine, that continuing until
the time of the latter's death, when he succeeded to the business of the firm.
In 1877 he led to the marriage alter Miss Mary L. HANSFORD, a daughter of James
HANSFORD, of Carthage, Ill. She was born in that town, July 4, 1858, and died
July 26, 1883. Their only child, James Starr, who was born May 5, 1879, died May
25, 1880. The Doctor was the second time married, Jan.27, 1885, this union being
with Miss Belle C. HOLMES, a daughter of W. C. HOLMES, of Janesville, in which
city the lady was born May 13, 1862. She is a graduate of the Janesville High
School, and is a cultured and socially popular lady. One child blesses their
union, William Starr, born July 12, 1887.
Dr. JUDD owns and occupies the same
offices as did he and his father. This consists of a suite of rooms,
well-arranged and conveniently adapted to the various needs of the profession.
These pleasant and neatly furnished rooms contain many objects of interest,
placed there by him who has now passed away, and are treasured by his son as
sacred to the memory of his lamented father. The Doctor much resembles his
father, both in manner and personal appearance, and as a physician takes high
rank in his profession. He is energetic, progressive, and every ready to give
aid and influence to all enterprises that tend to promote the best interests of
Janesville. In disposition, he is cordial and genial which renders him popular
with all. In politics, he is an ardent and consistent Republican, and has
influence in the local counsels of his party. Twice has been elected Alderman of
the 2d Ward, and is now (1888) serving in that capacity. He is a member of the
National Eclectic Medical Association, and a prominent Odd Fellow, having passed
through all the chairs of that order, and is also a member of the Knights of
Pythias.
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