Individual Details

"Martin R. Judah is said to have gone into the forests of Missouri to cut himself a new axe handle. A tree fell on him, 17 February, 1845 near DeKalb, killing him. The widow was left with 7 children, the oldest, 21 years of age and the youngest 3 years of age, and pregnant with her 8th child, John Bell Judah, who was born 11 May, 1845, after his father's death. One son had preceded the father in death." [Letter of Aug 11, 1984 from Brian Llewellyn Young to the Mills County, Iowa Genealogical Society as researched by David H. Judah]

Birth	February 12, 1789	Montgomery County, Kentucky
Marriage	September 1, 1822	Judah, Lawrence County, Indiana - Nancy Jane Jennings
Death	February 17, 1845	Buchanan County, Missouri

Spouse	Nancy Jane Jennings (1805 - 1882)
Child	Delilah Ann Judah (1823 - 1901)
Child	Isreal Judah (1825 - 1839)
Child	Malinda Jane Judah (1828 - 1911)
Child	William B. Judah (1830 - 1926)
Child	Amanda Judah (1830 - 1910)
Child	Elizabeth Judah (1832 - 1911)
Child	Samuel J. Judah (1835 - 1860)
Child	Eli Franklin Judah (1842 - 1925)
Child	John Bell Judah (1845 - 1897)

Father	Samuel Tschudy - Judah (1778 - 1820)
Mother	Elizabeth "Betsy" Jennings (1776 - 1841)
Sibling	Henry Judah (1805 - 1860)
Sibling	Israel Judah (1806 - )
Sibling	Eli Judah (1808 - )
Sibling	John W. Judah (1809 - )
Sibling	Lydia Mount Judah (1811 - 1883)
Sibling	Winepark Judah (1813 - )
Sibling	David Barrow Judah (1814 - 1891)
Sibling	Samuel D. Judah (1816 - 1902)