Early and Family Life
James McCudden was born in Gillingham, Kent to ex-Sergeant-Major William H. McCudden and his wife Amelia of "Pitlochry", 37 Burton Road, Kingston upon Thames, London. Two of his brothers Willie (killed in 1915) and John McCudden (killed in 1918) were also military pilots.
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