RIDDELLS OF NEWTON-STEWART, IRELAND.
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Caroline Riddle (1), youngest daughter of John (1), was born in
Philadelphia, Penn., Sept. 10, 1852.
Margaret Riddle¹ (3), a daughter of Robert³ (1), was born in Phila-
delphia, Penn.; was married to Mr. Fries.
Emma Riddle (1), second daughter of Robert (1), was born in
Philadelphia, Penn., and was married to a Mr. E. Burns.
S.-Earl Riddle* (1), eldest son of William³ (1), was born in Philadel-
phia, Penn., Feb. 22, 1852; married Oct. 13, 1875, to Miss M. Ella Brown,
and resides in his native city. Mr. Riddle is traveling as agent for
Edward K. Tryon & Co., of Philadelphia, manufacturers of arms.
has manifested a deep interest in this genealogy, and has rendered valu-
able assistance in securing data and subscriptions.
He
Mary Riddle (3), eldest daughter of William³ (1), and twin to Earl,
was born in Philadelphia, Feb. 22, 1852.
Robert Riddle (2), second son of William³ (1), was born in Phila-
delphia, Penn., Feb. 3, 1854.
Darnel Riddle¹ (1), third son of William³ (1), was born in Philadel-
phia, Penn., in 1858; unmarried.
Caroline Riddle (2), second daughter of William³ (1), was born in
Philadelphia, Penn., in 1859; unmarried.
William Riddle¹ (3), fourth son of Williams (1), was born in Phila-
delphia, Penn., and is now connected with a local telegraph company.
in his native city. He has provided data for this book.
ANOTHER FAMILY.
William Riddle² (4), was a native of Newton-Stewart, in County Ty-
rone, Ireland, and a connection of the preceding family; but the degree
of kinship is not known. He was born about 1790; married Jane Wiley,
came to New York in 1834, and settled in Philadelphia in 1835. He re-
moved to Sudburyville, Chester County, Penn., in 1836. His wife "
woman of faithfulness."
"Shoemaker by trade. Had issue eight children,
all born in Ireland, of whom hereafter.
THIRD GENERATION.
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James Riddle³ (1), eldest son of William² (4), was born at Newton-
Stewart, Ireland, in 1810; came to America in 1838, educated himself for
a teacher, and became assistant principal of a high school. He died in
1843. Was twice married; second wife died of yellow fever at Galves-
ton, Tex., in 1854. Household property destroyed by fire in 1855. Had
issue six children, two of whom were living in 1873.
Robert Riddle³ (3), a son of William² (4), was born at Newton-Stew-
art, Ireland, about the year 1826; came to the United States in 1834, and
became one of the greatest and most wealthy flour merchants in Philadel-
phia. He removed to Lambertville, N. J., and died there in 1873, only a
few months after leaving Philadelphia. His place of business, for many
