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Myron Judge

Birth	:	6 Oct 1832 St. Lawrence County, New York, USA
Death	:	17 Feb 1913 Fredericksburg, Chickasaw County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	Yeoman Cemetery, Yeoman, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate	:	40.6721344, -86.7451324
Description	:	Aged 81 years Myron was born apparently in Brasher, New York, I was told by Pat Wolfe, that Thomas and Sarah Judge, immigrants from England, had six children, all apparently born like Myron in Brasher, New York. They were; 1. Mary Judge b. 1820-25 Married Merritt M. Stowe 2. Anne Marie Judge b. 1820-25 Married Addison Hulca 3. Milo Judge b. 1831 Married Sarah A. Howard 4. Myron Judge b 1832 Married Eliza Bullock 5. Mathuel Judge b. 1836 ... Read More	Aged 81 years Myron was born apparently in Brasher, New York, I was told by Pat Wolfe, that Thomas and Sarah Judge, immigrants from England, had six children, all apparently born like Myron in Brasher, New York. They were; 1. Mary Judge b. 1820-25 Married Merritt M. Stowe 2. Anne Marie Judge b. 1820-25 Married Addison Hulca 3. Milo Judge b. 1831 Married Sarah A. Howard 4. Myron Judge b 1832 Married Eliza Bullock 5. Mathuel Judge b. 1836 Married Rueana Fellows 6. Martyr Judge b. 1841 Married 1.Mary L. Roberts 2. Lavina B. See As a boy growing up in the Brasher area, near the banks of the St. Lawrence Seaway, and the Canadian border, it must have been a thrill to watch the beauty of the sailing ships in that day. Sometime in the 1840s, when he was 10, or older, his family moved to Scott County, Wisconsin, then, in the earliest years of the Wisconsin territory. There apparently with in a few years his father died. Eliza Bullock's parents, like Myron's, had also come from England, to New York, but had settled further south off eastern banks of Lake Erie near the town of Evens. This is where she and her siblings were born. The family moved to the community of Kingston, in Green Lake county, Wisconsin, and this must be where Myron and Eliza met. They were married about 1858 when Eliza was about 18 or 19, and she and Myron began their family there in Wisconsin. In October of 1859, just before the outbreak of the Civil War, their first son, my great grandfather, Sherman Thurston, (here listed as Myron T.)was born. Was Myron a part of that war? His two younger brothers were. He and Eliza's next children were not born until after the war? In the 1880 census 4 children are listed; Myron T Judge Son M 21 b. 1859 Wisconsin, Sarah Judge Daughter F 14 b. 1866 Wisconsin, Oscar A Judge Son M 13 b. 1867 Wisconsin, Irene G Judge Daughter F 8 b. 1872 Iowa, From this we see Myron and Eliza stayed in Wisconsin for about the first 10 years of their marriage then in the same years as Eliza's parents and sibling's families, moved to Chickasaw County, in Iowa, Where they farmed near the community of Fredericksburg. There their last child was born and they spent the rest of their life. Eliza died in 1902, she was about 62 years old, and a year later their daughter Irene did as well. Myron and Eliza's daughter, Sarah seems to have died about 1880. Oscar, their other son, seems to have stayed in the Fredericksburg area with his family, but Sherman was a bit more restless. After they married, and their first two sons were born, he and Phebe moved for a while to Alliance Nebraska. Maybe because of illness that was going through the Fredericksburg area? There seems to have been a lot of children who died in the 1880s there, including possibly Sherman's sister Sarah, I haven't been able to find a record of this yet. Anyway Sherman and Phebe moved to Alliance, Nebraska. Here their next two children were born, but family lore says that they were burnt out (?) and only survived by taking shelter in a lake bottom? Anyway they moved back to Iowa about 1890, and their next three children were again born in the Fredericksburg. Sherman was Myron's oldest son, and traditionally had the responsibility to care for his elderly parents. About 1900, a year or two before his mother's death, though he moved his family to Minnesota where for the remaining decades of their lives He and Phebe farmed and raised their continuingly growing family. Perhaps because of his sense of responsibility as the eldest son, and also because of the large number of children he and Phebe had, after his mother Eliza died, he seems to have left his 2nd oldest son Elmer, who would now have been in his teens, to care for his father while Sherman moved the rest of the family to Minnesota. Elmer continued to live with his grandfather, then after his grandfather passed away, married a girl from Fredericksburg before following his parents and siblings to Minnesota.

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Where is Myron Judge's memorial?
Myron Judge's memorial is located at: Yeoman Cemetery, Yeoman, Carroll County, USA.
When did Myron Judge death?
Myron Judge death on 17 Feb 1913 in Fredericksburg, Chickasaw County, Iowa, USA
Where are the coordinates of the Myron Judge's memorial?
Latitude: 40.6721344
Longitude: -86.7451324

Family Members:

Parent

Spouse

Elizabeth Louise “Eliza” Bullock Judge

(1841 - 1902)

Siblings

Milo “Father” Judge

(1831 - 1893)

Children

Oscar N. A. Judge

(1865 - 1943)

Irene Geneva Judge

(1872 - 1903)

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Coordinate: 40.6870575, -86.6591873

15. Spring Creek Cemetery
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Coordinate: 40.6208000, -86.8022003

16. Benham Cemetery
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Coordinate: 40.6018982, -86.7422028

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Coordinate: 40.6018020, -86.7428900

18. IOOF Riverview Cemetery
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Coordinate: 40.7453003, -86.7363968

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Coordinate: 40.6530495, -86.6496506

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Coordinate: 40.6191940, -86.8220139

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Coordinate: 40.7515907, -86.7597809

22. IOOF Memorial Gardens
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Coordinate: 40.5946083, -86.7145386

23. Bostetter Cemetery
Delphi, Carroll County, USA
Coordinate: 40.6459007, -86.6334000

24. High Cemetery
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Coordinate: 40.6851350, -86.8636210