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RIDDELLS OF CASTLEFINN, IRELAND.
Col. William Riddle* (5), eldest son of Robert³ (1), was on the staff
of General Mead during the Rebellion, and was shot in a political alter-
cation in a saloon in Philadelphia, about 1868.
John-Sims Riddle* (4), a son of Roberts (1), was born in Pittsburgh,
Penn., married Mary, daughter of John-Bradford Wallace and Mary Bin-
ney, his wife, and sister of Hon. John-William Wallace, President of the
Pennsylvania Historical Society. He resided at Erie. Had issue three
children, of whom hereafter. Buried in St. Peter's church-yard, Philadel-
phia, April 14, 1855, aged 54 years; his wife was born Dec. 10, 1810, and
died May 13, 1852.
Robert Riddle¹ (3), a son of Robert (1), was born in Pittsburgh, Penn.,
Annie-D. Riddle (1), a daughter of Roberts (1), was born in Pitts-
burgh, Penn.; was married to Col. Thomas A. Scott, President of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and resides in Philadelphia.*
Bessie Riddle (1), youngest daughter of Roberts (1), was born in
Pittsburgh, Penn. and was married to John-Harmon Fisher, of Philadel-
phia.
FIFTH GENERATION.
Ann-Livington Riddle (2).
Mary Riddle³ (5).
Emma Riddle (1).
Lotta Riddles (1).
Children of Charles¹ (2).
Thomas Riddle (4).
Wray-T. Riddle" (1), eldest son of William (2).
Irene Riddle (1), eldest daughter of William¹ (2).
William Riddles (6), second son of William* (2).
Elias-Lawrence Riddle (1), eldest son of William¹ (4), was born in
Owen County, Ky., July 2, 1878.
Nellie-H. Riddle" (1), eldest daughter of William* (4), was born in
Owen County, Ky., Aug. 22, 1881.
Mary-L. Riddles (6), eldest daughter of Charles (3), was born in
1873, somewhere in Kentucky.
Charles Riddle (4), eldest son of Charles' (3), was born in 1877,
somewhere in Kentucky.
Ross Riddle (1), second son of Charles (3), was born in 1881, some-
where in Kentucky.
John-Wallace Riddle" (5), eldest son of John (4), and his wife, Mary
Wallace, was born Nov. 3, 1838, and died in the city of Philadelphia, Nov.
26, 1863, a promising and educated young man.
James Riddles (3), second son of John (4), was born Dec. 18, 1840,
and died in Philadelphia, May, 30, 1861.
Susan-Bradford-Wallace Riddle" (3), a daughter of John* (4), was
born, Sept. 20, 1844, and died May 3, 1852.
* Col. Scott was a very distinguished and wealthy man, and was sometimes called
the great Pennsylvania "Railroad King." Deceased. Mrs. Scott is a lady of ami-
able qualities, possessing a cultivated mind and great kindness of heart. She has
traveled extensively in Europe.
