Judd, George Frederick

Birth Details
1872/5937, George Frederick Judd - no parents listed

Marriage Details
1902/4017, Bride: Miriam Blanche Dalrymple Ackroyd, Groom: George Frederick Judd

Death Details
1936/21366, George Frederick Judd, Aged: 64Y - Date of Death 6/9/1936 from Death Registration

Evening Post 7 September 1936
JUDD.- On September 6, 1936, at 98 Waterloo Road, Lower Hutt, George Frederick, dearly beloved husband of Miriam Blanche Judd.
At rest
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FUNERAL NOTICE
THE Friends of the late Mr. George Frederick Judd are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave St James'' Church, Woburn Road, Lower Hutt, at the conclusion of Service, commencing at 1.45 p.m. on Tuesday, September 8, 1936, for the Cemetery, Taita.
W. HALL & Co.,
Funeral Directors, Lower Hutt.
Telephones 62-640, 62-740.
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OBITUARY
MR. G. F. JUDD
The death occurred at his residence in Lower Hutt last night of Mr. George Frederic (sic) Judd, a well-known business man of Wellington.
The late Mr. Judd was born in Wellington about 60 years ago, and spent all his life in the district. He was in business in Wellington as a public accountant and auditor. He was secretary of the Wellington College Board of Governors since 1923, and was also secretary of the Taita Cemetery Board, the Wellington Home for Aged and Needy, and of many other organisations.
Mr. Judd leaves a wife and nine children, Mrs. W. N. Southee (Island Bay), Mrs. A. Horn, Mrs. J. Murray (Lower Hutt), Misses Enid and Peggy Judd, and Messrs. Algar, G. L., Vernon, and Master Lawrence Judd.
The funeral will take place tomorrow at the Taita Cemetery.

Evening Post 8 September 1936
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MR. G. F. JUDD, whose death occurred on Sunday night. He was a well-known public accountant, and was secretary of the Wellington College Board of Governors.

Evening Post 15 September 1936
A motion of condolence with relatives of the late Mr. G. F. Judd, secretary of the Taita Cemetery Board, was passed at the meeting of the board yesterday afternoon. The chairman (Mr. F. S. Hewer) said that Mr. Judd had given valued services as secretary for many years. He had always been willing to assist the board in any way possible.

Evening Post 17 September 1936
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the death of Mr. G. F. Judd, secretary since 1923 of the Wellington Colleges Board of Governors, were referred to with regret by the chairman (Mr. W. V. Dyer) at the meeting of the Wellington Education Board yesterday afternoon. Suitable letters of condolence are to be sent to the family in each case. Members of the board stood as a mark of respect to the deceased.

Evening Post 24 September 1936
Votes of condolence with
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the family of the late Mr. G. F. Judd were passed at the recent monthly meeting of the Rongotai Boy''s College Parents'' Association, Mr. L. G. Brown presiding.
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Evening Post 28 June 1945
ANGLICAN BOYS'' HOMES
During the 34 years that the society had been operating 664 boys had passed through its homes, said the president of the Wellington Anglican Boys'' Homes Society (Mr. H. B. Gordon) at the annual meeting yesterday. "This means that on the average about 20 boys a year have been taken in and cared for and after varying terms have left us, mostly to rejoin their parents or natural homes, and, we would like to believe, much improved from every aspect after their stay in our homes."
The following officers were elected: President, Mr. H. B. Gordon; vice-presidents, Ven. Archdeacon Rich, Ven. Archdeacon Kenny, Mr. S. M. Hobbs, Mrs. F. M. Chesney; honorary vice-president. Rev. A. L. Hansell; committee. Mrs. W. Bullock, Mrs. E. J. Rich, Miss L. M. Buxton, Rev. W. Langston, Rev. J. C. Davies, Rev. A. C. Charles, Rev. G. McKenzie; secretary, Mr. A. S. Kempthorne; honorary treasurer, Mr. A. M. Anderson; honorary auditors, Messrs. G. F. Judd and Son; Masterton representative, Mr. H. M. A. Major; Lower Hutt representatives. Mr. G. A. Strickland and Mr. J. W. Mackisack.


Probate George Frederick Judd, Place: Lower Hutt, Occ: Accountant, AAOM 6029 59279, Filed: 16/9/1936, Will, Archives NZ, Wellington

Hutt Valley Cemetery Record Miriam Blanch (sic) Judd, Date: 6/1/1947, Taita Old Monumental, Reference: 3180