260 RIDDELLS OF COLERAINE, MASSACHUSETTS, NO. 2.
Henry Riddell (1), sixth son of Robert (3), was born in Wilming
ton, Vt., March 6, 1837; married Emily C., daughter of Marlo R. Crosby,
and has issue five children. Was of Wilmington in 1852.
Dr. George Riddell' (3), eldest son of Georges (1), was born in Cole-
raine, Mass., Aug. 30, 1823; married Carrie Shurtleff, April 2, 1854, and
by her had issue three children. His first wife died June 4, 1864, aged 31
years. He married, secondly, Aug. 28, 1865, Mary E. Warner, and by
her has three children, of whom (with the other children) hereafter. He
attended medical lectures at Castleton, Vt., and graduated at the Univer-
sity of New York, in the Medical College at New York city, March 10,
1853. He has practised medicine and surgery in Canisteo, N. Y., since
his graduation, in company with his brother. He and brothers built a
large hotel in Bradford, Penn., in the spring of 1878, called the "Riddell
House," which was open only a little more than four months, when it was
burned. Their loss above insurance was about thirty thousand dollars;
they are rebuilding at a cost of about forty thousand dollars. He says:
"My brothers and I are remarkable for nothing except we all work to-
gether, never disagree on any business transaction, and have always been
as one family."
Mary Riddell (3), eldest daughter of George³ (1), was born in Cole-
raine, Mass., Aug. 11, 1825; died October, 1825.
Mary-Lovina Riddell (4), second daughter of Georges (1), was born
in Coleraine, Mass., Feb. 15, 1827; was married at Canisteo, N. Y., June
19, 1851, to Jonathan Quick. She died April 26, 1852, leaving an infant
ten days old.
Harriet-Arminda Riddell (2), third daughter of George (1), was
born in Coleraine, Mass., Dec. 27, 1828; died at the age of 16, unmarried,
March 10, 1845.
Dea. Lorenzo-B. Riddell (1), second son of George (1), was born
in Coleraine, Mass., April 25, 1831; married July 4, 1855, to Caroline
Frace, and has issue four children, of whom hereafter. He is deacon of
the Presbyterian Church in Canisteo, N. Y.; carries on the business of
undertaker and retail dealer in furniture. He has a good home, pleas-
antly situated on Academy Street. Has been intimately associated with
his brothers in business.
Dr. LeRoy Riddell (1), third son of George³ (1), was born in Cole-
raine, Mass., Sept. 11, 1833; married Eunice L. Pratt, Dec. 17, 1863, and
has issue four children, of whom hereafter. He is a graduate of Uni-
versity Medical College, New York city (1863), and is engaged in the
practice of medicine and surgery, in company with his brother George, in
Canisteo, N. Y., where he has an extensive patronage. He is pleasantly
situated near the Canisteo Academy, on Academy Street. He was an
owner in the "Riddell House," at Bradford, Penn., burned in 1878, but
being rebuilt.
William Riddell (4), fourth son of George (1), was born in Cole-
raine, Mass., Feb. 21, 1836; married Helen Jones, daughter of David
Jones, advocate, of New York, March 26, 1867, and has issue three chil-
dren, of whom hereafter. He is a dealer in dry goods and groceries, in
Canisteo, N. Y.; is prosperous, and owns a splendid residence near those
of his brothers, on Academy Street.
Lemuel-Clark Riddell (1), fifth son of George (1), was born in Can-
isteo, N. Y., March 6, 1839, and died Aug. 23, 1868. He was in the
