Individual Details
Earl Lewis Judia Sr.
(May 4, 1896 - December 27, 1943)
"Earl Judia, Sr. also had two other wives, Verne and Elsie (by common law), Earl lost an eye." (Taped interview of Mary Judy, daughter-in-law of Earl, Sr, of Globe Arizona by Judia Terry, 1991)
According to his World War I Draft registration in 1917 in Graham County, Arizona, he had lost his left eye, and was employed in Tucson, Arizona as an automobile mechanic. He gave his birth date as May 21, 1893, and was single. He gave his home address as 1307 Wyoming, El Paso, Texas.
1920 San Francisco County, California census, Vol 99, E. D. 367, Sheet 2, Line 94, taken January 14, 15, 16, 1920: Louis E. JUDIA, 23, m, w, single, born in Arizona, father born in Tennessee, mother born in Texas, Orderly at Marine Hospital, San Francisco City.
1930 Los Angeles County, California census, Los Angeles: Lewis JUDIA, roomer, male, white, 33, married at age 18, Arizona, Tennessee, Texas, Erector for a Steel Building Co.; not employer at this time, unemployer #44; not a veteran of the military. (NOTE: Next is shown Verne JUDIA, his wife, she was 26, born in Minnesota, as were her parents.) Lewis Judia was rooming with Hugh MOORE, 67, born in Iowa, and his wife.
Gila County, Arizona death certificate, shows that Earl was a cafe owner, Earl's Cafe and he lived at his cafe and also died there. He had lived in Globe for 3 years. The informant was Earl Judy, Jr. of Alhambra, California. He was buried in Los Angeles, California.
According to his World War I Draft registration in 1917 in Graham County, Arizona, he had lost his left eye, and was employed in Tucson, Arizona as an automobile mechanic. He gave his birth date as May 21, 1893, and was single. He gave his home address as 1307 Wyoming, El Paso, Texas.
1920 San Francisco County, California census, Vol 99, E. D. 367, Sheet 2, Line 94, taken January 14, 15, 16, 1920: Louis E. JUDIA, 23, m, w, single, born in Arizona, father born in Tennessee, mother born in Texas, Orderly at Marine Hospital, San Francisco City.
1930 Los Angeles County, California census, Los Angeles: Lewis JUDIA, roomer, male, white, 33, married at age 18, Arizona, Tennessee, Texas, Erector for a Steel Building Co.; not employer at this time, unemployer #44; not a veteran of the military. (NOTE: Next is shown Verne JUDIA, his wife, she was 26, born in Minnesota, as were her parents.) Lewis Judia was rooming with Hugh MOORE, 67, born in Iowa, and his wife.
Gila County, Arizona death certificate, shows that Earl was a cafe owner, Earl's Cafe and he lived at his cafe and also died there. He had lived in Globe for 3 years. The informant was Earl Judy, Jr. of Alhambra, California. He was buried in Los Angeles, California.
Events
| Birth | May 4, 1896 | Solomonville, Graham County, Arizona | |||
| Marriage | April 28, 1914 | El Paso, El Paso County, Texas - Grace Gladys Wilson | |||
| Death | December 27, 1943 | Globe, Gila County, Arizona | |||
| Burial | Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California |
Families
| Spouse | Grace Gladys Wilson (1896 - ) |
| Child | Earl Lewis Judy Jr. (1915 - 1957) |
| Father | John Franklin Judia (1850 - 1910) |
| Mother | Theodocia A. Pollard (1857 - 1912) |
| Sibling | Albert T. "Bert" Judia (1884 - 1966) |
| Sibling | Lilian "Lillie" Evaline Judia (1887 - ) |
| Sibling | James Ernest Judia (1891 - ) |