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GLEANINGS AND NOTES.
JOHN RIDLEY, M. D., Tullamore,* Kings County, Ireland. Glasg., 1838;
L. K. Q. C. P. Ireland; F. R. C. S. I. 1844, L. 1837; L. M. Rot. Hosp.
1836; Surg. Kings Co. Infirm. Gaol; Med. Off. Disp. Dist.
REV. H. J. RIDLEY left a widow, who was married in September, 1843,
to the Rt. Hon. Lord Abinger, at Oakley, Surrey. She was Elizabeth,
daughter of Lee Steere, Esq., Jayess.
JULIA G. RIDLEY, daughter of the late Samuel Ridley, Esq., of Hast-
ings, was married to John W. Hulke, of London, who was a son of
William Hulke, Esq., of Deal, Kent.
CHARLES RIDLEY, ESQ., of Charlotte Street, Bedford Square, London,
married at Nottingham, July, 1858, Sarah, daughter of the late John
Wild, Esq., The Park, Nottingham.
MISS RIDLEY, a sister of the Rev. W. C. Ridley, died at the residence
of the latter, Place House, Great Stoughton, July 21, 1839, aged 61 years.
"A benevolent friend to the poor."
MARTHA RIDLEY, widow, Feb. 27, 1720, married to Harbord Herriott,
"single man," youngest son of James Herriott, citizen and cloth-worker,
of London, by his wife Mary.
ELIZABETH RIDLEY, daughter of the late William Ridley, Esq., of Fal-
stead, was married April 29, 1854, to John Richardson, Esq., at Falstead,
County Essex.
RICHARD RIDLEY, Esq., of Hapstone, the ancient family residence in
Claverly, after an illness of two days, and on the eve of marriage, died
May 15, 1829.
ELIZABETH RIDLEY had a brother, Yates Bayley, Esq., who died in 1782,
aged 36 years, leaving her five pounds sterling. (See preceding for family
connections).
JOHN RIDLEY, late of Lincoln's Hill (an ensign in the army), died at
Haddington barracks, in 1814. He was of the Northumberland Militia.
Eldest son.
JOSEPH RIDLEY, Esq., of the Plantations near Whitby, was married
in 1810 to Lutitia, youngest daughter of the late Doctor Wells, of Wil-
lingham.
EDWARD RIDLEY, artist, took premiums for the best drawings from the
Antique, the silver medal and the "Lectures of the Professors Orpie and
Fuseli."
WILLIAM RIDLEY, sometime an eminent engraver, died at Addleston,
Aug. 15, 1838, aged 74 years. He had been a resident of the village 25
years.
WILLIAM-WHITE RIDLEY, merchant of Plymouth, died at his residence
Portland Square, aged 69 years. He was a gentleman of high standing.
NICHOLAS RIDLEY, bachelor, of London, Eng., married Elizabeth Turner,
widow (by license), of St. Dunstan's, Stepney, May 18, 1696.
* JOHN RIDLEY, of Tullamore, owns 724 acres of land, valued at £365 per annum.
GEORGE, of Tullamore, has 523 acres, valued at £243.
