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RIDDELLS of denMAMORA, IRELAND.
William-McCay Riddle' (8), second son of John (7), was born at
Clintonville, Penn., May 15, 1849; married Jan. 20, 1874, to Jane-Adaline
Rosenburgh, and has two children; farmer.
Eliza-Ann Riddle (2), second daughter of John (7), was born in
Clintonville, Penn, July 13, 1851; unmarried in 1880.
Isabella-Jane Riddle¹ (1), third daughter of John³ (7), was born in
Clintonville, Penn., July 31, 1854; was married July 31, 1879, to Robert
S. Thompson.
FIFTH GENERATION.
Jennie-P. Riddle" (1), eldest daughter of Findlay³ (1), was born Sept.
1, 1862.
Mary-P. Riddle" (8), second daughter of Findlay³ (1), was born May
27, 1865.
William-E. Riddle" (9), eldest son of Findlay³ (1), was born Feb. 13,
1867.
Rachel-B. Riddle (2), third daughter of Findlay³ (1), was born July
3, 1869.
Julia-D. Riddle (3), fourth daughter of Findlay³ (1), was born Sept.
26, 1871.
Mary-Belle Riddles (9), a daughter of Nelson (1), was born Aug.
8. 1875.
Susan-I. Riddle (3), a daughter of Matthew (6), was born Feb. 4,
1872.
Mary-E. Riddle" (10), second daughter of Matthew (6), was born
June 25, 1875.
At Clinton-
Lotta Riddle (1), a daughter of Charles (1).
Bertha-Alice Riddles (1), a daughter of Charles (1).) ville, Penn.
a
Eva-Jane Riddles (1), a daughter of William' (8). At Clintonville,
Oliver-Herbert Riddle (1), a son of William* (8)
Penn.
RIDDELLS OF DENMAMORA, IRELAND.
[UNITED STATES BRANCH].
John Riddell' (1), parents unknown, emigrated from the County of
Denmamora, Ireland, in the year 1832; his wife, Mary Simpson, and some
of his children came with him. He was left without parents in Ireland,
when a small boy, and entrusted to the care of his grandmother named Ban.
He was the youngest son; a paper-maker by trade; had a brother Robert
who was a surgeon in the army, and who died at New Orleans. Two
brothers came to America, and were supposed to have lived in New York
under assumed names.*
There were also two maiden-sisters in Philadelphia, whose names have not
reached me.
