WINEPARK JUDAH, M.D., was born in Bloomington, Monroe Co., Ind., March 5,
1842, the second of eleven children born to David B. and Emma (Parks) Judah.
Subject was educated at the State University, Bloomington.  His father's
occupation was tanning, and the son learned that business at an early age.
In May, 1862, he enlisted in Company A, Fifty-fourth Indiana Volunteer
Infantry, and was mustered out in September, 1862, his term having expired.
In July, 1863, he again enlisted in Company E., One Hundred and Seventeenth
Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry, and was promoted to Sergeant in
February, 1864;  in the battle of Walker's Ford he lost his hearing, which
he has never entirely regained.  After his discharge in 1864 he acted in the
capacity of Recruiting Officer and Assistant Provost Marshall for Monroe
County.  June 9, 1865, he was married to Minerva A. Duncan, and nine
children have been born to them, seven of whom are living:  Lena M., William
B., Mary A., Walter C., Winepark J., Stilson and Nellie.  Mr. Judah keeps
the only hotel in the village of Guthrie, and keeps a good house.  The
Doctor is an A. F. & A. M. and a Democrat.


Data Entry Volunteer:  Diana Flynn  "ivie@tima.com"