ASIMOV, Judah

Notes:

"He was not only not a scholar, but he was a very average man," according to his half great-nephew, Judah Asimov (1896 - 1969), quoted in "In Memory Yet Green," the first autobiography of Isaac Asimov.
Isaac explains: "This one, you see, my father saw with his own eyes. It is easier to be a scholar if there is an insulating period of decades between the man who is the subject of the description and the man who is doing the describing."
Judah Asimov (1896 - 1969) goes on to say of his half great-uncle: "In my time, he married and had a daughter. While I was in the United States I heard that she became a physician, but I do not know anything more."

Family/Spouse: UNKNOWN, Wife. Wife was born about 1860 in Russia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Physician

Notes:

Judah (Jack) Asimov (1896-1969), her half first cousin once removed, mentions her in "In Memory Yet Green," Isaac Asimov's autobiography:
"In my time, he [her father, Judah Asimov] married and had a daughter. While I was in the United States I heard that she became a physician, but I do not know anything more."