Agnes Hall Boyd Judd

1844–1934 (age 90)

Hawaii resident

Biography

Agnes Hall Boyd Judd was a respected member of Hawaii's social and cultural community throughout her long life. Her presence and influence shaped the islands' development during a transformative period in Hawaiian history.

Judd's dedication to her family and community earned her recognition and respect among her peers. Her legacy remained an important part of Hawaii's heritage.

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