James (Jim) Judge

1925 James Judge 1937 James Judge

James, known as Jim, was born in 1856 in Ireland.¹ 

• Birth Notes

  Aged 54 in 1911
  
  Born Londonderry, Ireland (1881 census)
  James Judge is a native of Cavan, Ireland
  
  
  

Jim's father was Thomas Judge and his mother was Fanny Elliot.  His paternal grandparents were <unknown> and <male> Judge. He had a brother named William.  He was the younger of the two known children.  He died due to Alzheimer's disease, Cerebal Softening, Cerebral Thrombosis, Arterio Sclerosis, at the age of 81 on January 15th, 1937 in Birkenhead.  He was buried in January 1937 at the Bebington Cemetery.² 

• Death Notes

  1911 he was 54

• General Notes

  Living as a boarder with John Gdon (also Irish) and family at 7 Bishops Close Row, Tudhoe, Durham, England in 1881.
  
  His mother is Fanny Elliot (or Eliott), and the Elliott name appears as names of Jim's daughter Annie Elliot and his brother William Elliot, helping tie the link.
  
  Aged 54 in 1911, living at 11 Esuton Grove, Birkenhead.
  
  James Judge is a native of Cavan, Ireland, where he was educated. For some years after leaving school, he did farm work, his parents being farmers, but when he was twenty years of age he came over to Birkenhead. Here he joined the staff of the General Post Office and worked at both the Rock Ferry and Birkenhead offices for a total of forty years. He retired practically twenty years ago and during these latter years his great interest has been gardening.
  
  James was the youngest son of Thomas Judge of Kellager, Ireland.

Details of Jim's family with Ellen Ann Timmis