Judge

1. Arthur Judge,
   Arthur P. Judge, 95 Nelson St, Brantford, Ontario, Canada.

his 1st wife died,
mar 2ndly, pre-1879, to Margaret O'Mara [bapt 28th Aug 1848],
listed as grocer, of "23 Eden Quay", Dublin (must be error for 28 Eden Quay) at dau's birth 1879,
he is "Michael Joseph Judge" listed as "commission agent", living Flora ville, Howth Rd, Clontarf, Co.Dublin, in [Thom's] from 1882 to 1883,
he is listed as "agent", living Howth Rd, Clontarf, at birth of son 1882,
he is "Michael Judge" listed as "agent" with business at 4 Crown alley, Temple Bar, in [Thom's] in 1883,
he is listed as "wholesale provision agent" with business at 5 Crown alley, Temple Bar, in [Thom's] from 1885 to 1900,
he is listed as living Norabrook, Howth Rd (or Nora Brook, or Norah brook, at junction of St.Lawrence Rd), Clontarf, in [Thom's] from 1885 to 1926,
he is listed as a Justice of the Peace in [Thom's] 1896 on,
he is listed as "wholesale produce agent" with business at 1 Crown alley, Temple Bar, in [Thom's] from 1901 to 1930 (the last few years may be after his death, name still on business),
Margaret died 1905, age 57 yrs,
he is listed as living 1 Howth Road (East Side), Clontarf, in [Census, 2 April 1911],
he died 1920s,
he prob. died c.1926 (when name on residence changes to his dau), age c.79 yrs,
had issue by 2nd wife:

1. Dot Judge,
   Nora, Nora Mary,
   born 22 Dec 1879, at mother's family home, 17 Thomas St, Limerick city, see [GROI],
   after her mother's death, Cousin Dot kept house for her father,
   listed as unmarried, living with father, in census 1911,
   went to Connie von Trapp's wedding, Austria, 1914,
   she is listed as living Norah brook, Howth Rd, Clontarf, in [Thom's] from 1928 to 1930,
   she had great desire to be a nun,
   after father's death (prob. c.1926), she entered a convent, but to her great sorrow found after so many years of waiting she was unsuited to the vocation she had wished for, left after short time,
   she is gone from Norah brook, Howth Rd, in [Thom's] 1931 edn, in which it is now re-numbered as 145 Howth Rd,
   she is "Miss Judge" at Nell's funeral 1939.

2. Jim Judge,
   James Mary Judge, born 12 Feb 1882, family home, Howth Rd, Clontarf [GROI],
   BA, qualified and practiced as solicitor in Dublin,
   listed as unmarried, living with father, in census 1911,
   went to Canada,
   died at comparatively young age.

• 28 Eden Quay, Dublin, is still a pub today.
  • It was called "Charlie P's" (and here). This is the late Charlie Patton, who also owned Jack Humphrys' pub.
  • It was sister pub of "Charlie P's" Irish pub, Vienna, Austria.
  • It was re-named "The Liffey" pub.

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