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  • Jan 11, 1946
    Naomi Judd born in Ashland, Kentucky. Along with daughter Wynonna, The Judds become the pre-eminent duo of the '80s with harmonies that reflect mountain music and the blues. Chronic hepatitis forces her to halt regular performing in 1991
    Jan 3, 1964
    Seventeen-year-old Naomi Judd marries Mike Ciminella in Pearisburg, Virginia
    May 30, 1964
    Wynonna Judd born at King's Daughters Hospital in Ashland, Kentucky, the same day her mother, Naomi Judd, graduates from high school. After performing with her mother as a record-setting duo, The Judds, she embarks on a soul-tinged solo country career
    Nov 6, 1965
    Naomi Judd's brother, Brian, dies of tumors at age 17
    Apr 19, 1968
    Ashley Judd born at Holy Cross Hospital in Granada Hills, California. The daughter of Naomi Judd and younger sister of Wynonna Judd, she becomes a film star with roles in "Double Jeopardy," "A Time To Kill" and "Simon Burch"
    Sep 19, 1971
    Naomi Judd kicks her first husband, Michael Ciminella, out of their West Hollywood home. He leaves her with two girls and no car
    May 4, 1975
    Naomi and Wynonna Judd offer a Mother's Day present to Naomi's mom in Berea, Kentucky. They sing her "The Sweetest Gift (A Mother's Smile)," a song that later helps them gain their first recording contract
    Jan 11, 1976
    On her 30th birthday, Naomi Judd sings "Coat Of Many Colors" with daughter Wynonna, causing Naomi's father to cry. Naomi claims the song permanently as her favorite
    Oct 15, 1977
    Wynonna, Naomi and Ashley Judd move into an apartment in San Rafael, California, while Naomi studies nursing
    May 1, 1979
    The Judds move to Nashville

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