Naomi Judd's Great-Great-Grandfather, whom she paid homage to in the song "Guardian Angels". Sergeant Elijah Hubert Judd in the 39th Kentucky Infantry, who fought for the Union in the Civil War. Elijah's father was from New York state, and the Judds had deep New England roots, hence Elijah's allegiance to the North.
Son of Increase Sumner Judd and Margaret Fields. Brother to Sgt John Wesley Judd Sr., they both were Sergeant's in the 39th Kentucky Infantry Co. D in civil war.
Elijah married Frances "Fannie" Pack daughter of Isaac Pack and Jemima Border Pack.
Son of Increase Sumner Judd and Margaret Fields. Brother to Sgt John Wesley Judd Sr., they both were Sergeant's in the 39th Kentucky Infantry Co. D in civil war.
Elijah married Frances "Fannie" Pack daughter of Isaac Pack and Jemima Border Pack.
Naomi Judd's Great-Great-Grandfather, whom she paid homage to in the song "Guardian Angels". Sergeant Elijah Hubert Judd in the 39th Kentucky Infantry, who fought for the Union in the Civil War. Elijah's father was from New York state, and the Judds had deep New England roots, hence Elijah's allegiance to the North.
Son of Increase Sumner Judd and Margaret Fields. Brother to Sgt John Wesley Judd Sr., they both were Sergeant's in the 39th Kentucky Infantry Co. D in civil war.
Elijah married Frances "Fannie" Pack daughter of Isaac Pack and Jemima Border Pack.
Son of Increase Sumner Judd and Margaret Fields. Brother to Sgt John Wesley Judd Sr., they both were Sergeant's in the 39th Kentucky Infantry Co. D in civil war.
Elijah married Frances "Fannie" Pack daughter of Isaac Pack and Jemima Border Pack.
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