RIDDELLS OF CAMIESTON, SCOTLAND.
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in 1843 to Elijah Imprey, Surgeon in the Bombay Medical Establishment,
and died in 1859, leaving her husband and children. Dr. Imprey died in
1869.
FIFTH GENERATION.
Thomas-Carre Riddell (5), eldest son of William (2), was born
Feb. 5, 1844, and died at sea when on the way home (to Scotland) from
Calcutta, Dec. 14, 1846.
Walter-Ferrier Riddell' (3), second son of William (2), was born
Aug. 15, 1845, and died, unmarried, at Demerara, Nov. 3, 1865. He was
ensign of the Second Battalion in the Sixteenth Regiment of Foot, in
the East India Company's service.
Lieut. William-Carre Riddell (3), third son of William¹ (2), was
born March 8, 1847, and succeeded his father as "younger of Camieston."
He is an officer in the One Hundred and Third Regiment Royal Bombay
(India) Fusileers.
John-Wilkie Riddell (3), fourth son of William (2), was born
March 1, 1861, and died when an infant.
Jane-Lillias Riddell (2), eldest daughter of William¹ (2), was born
Feb. 24, 1839; died Jan. 10, 1846.
Margaret-Sophia Riddell' (2), second daughter of William* (2), was
born June 18, 1840; was married June 17, 1871, to Rev. James-Robert
Crystal, D.D,, minister of Cults, in Fifeshire.
Helen-Elizabeth Riddell (1), third daughter of William (2), was
born in 1841.
Georgina-Catherine Riddell (2), fourth daughter of William* (2),
was born in 1851.
Frances-Annie Riddell'(2), fifth daughter of William (2), was born
in 1863.
Capt. Thomas-Alexander Riddell' (6), only son of Walter (2), was
born in 1831; married in 1865, Elizabeth, second daughter of Alfred T.
Fellows, Esq., of Beeston House, Nottingham, who was brother of Sir
Charles Fellows, who received the honor of knighthood for his archæo-
logical discoveries in Lycia, and for his success in removing the "Athenian
Marbles" to the British Museum. Captain Riddell was formerly in the
East India Company's service, but latterly captain and Instructor of
Musketry in the Ayrshire and Wigtonshire militia. He succeeded to
Cavers Carre, on the death of his father, in 1874. His father wrote the
author of this work, only a few weeks before his lamented death, "I
hope Cavers, so long in possession of my maternal ancestors, may pass to
my heirs unimpaired," little thinking that he would be called to relin-
quish so soon the property to which he referred. Like his father he
assumed the additional surname and arms of Carre, and is the representa-
tive of the Carres of Cavers. He has issue three children, of whom
hereafter.
Thomas-William Riddell (7), eldest son of John (2), was born in
1852, and is presumed to be in Australia.
John-Carre Riddell (4), second son of John' (2), was born in 1857,
and died in 1858, probably in Australia.
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Walter-John-Carre Riddell (4), third son of John (2), was born in
1859, and is supposed to be in Australia.
Jane-Georgina-Vereker Riddell (3), eldest daughter of John (2),
was married in 1868 to Lieutenant Stanley, Royal Army.
