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RIDDELLS OF RAY, IRELAND.
naman, Ireland, April 8, 1831; and was married to George Weller, as his
second wife, Oct. 15, 1867; living in 1873.
Martha Riddell (2), sixth daughter of Josephs (1), was born in Bal-
linaman, Ireland, June 28, 1833; died in Ireland.
Anna-Bella Riddell (1), seventh daughter of Joseph³ (1), was born in
Ballinaman, Ireland, Sept. 23, 1836; was married as first wife, to George
Weller, Aug. 24, 1862, and died Dec. 23, 1865, leaving one daughter. He
afterwards married her sister.
William Riddell (3), only son of Joseph (1), was born in Balli-
naman, Ireland, Jan. 13, 1839; died there, unmarried.
John Riddell (3), eldest son of Roberts (2), was born in Ballinaman,
Ireland, and lives on the farm with his father.
William Riddell (4), second son of Robert³ (2), was born in Balli-
naman, Ireland, and lives on the home farm.
Sarah Riddell (3), eldest daughter of Robert (2), was born in Bal-
linaman, Ireland, and was at home in 1873.
Robert Riddell (5), third son of Roberts (2), was born in Ballinaman,
Ireland, and is in business in the city of Manchester, as an iron-monger,
with his brother.
Joseph Riddell (2), fourth son of Roberts (2), was born in Balli-
naman, Ireland, and is carrying on the business of an iron-monger, at
Manchester, Eng.
Alice Riddell (1), second daughter of Roberts (2), was born in Bal-
linaman, Ireland; married and keeps a provision-shop; do not know where.
RIDDELLS OF RAY, IRELAND.
John Riddell¹ (1), parents unknown, lived in the parish of Ray (or
Rye), in the County of Donegal, Ireland, and is supposed to be a relative
of the Riddles who emigrated from the same parish and settled in the
County of York, Penn. (see Riddles of Chambersburgh, Penn.) He mar-
ried Jane Rodgers, of the Moyle, and had issue, of whom hereafter.
SECOND GENERATION.
John Riddell (2), a son of John¹ (1), was born in the parish of Ray,
County of Donegal, Ireland; married Thompson, and had issue sev-
eral children, of whom hereafter. He and his family were buried in All
Saints' church-yard.
George Riddell (1), a son of John¹ (1), was born in the parish of
Ray, County of Donegal, Ireland; married and had issue, of whom here-
after. He emigrated to the United States, and acquired considerable prop-
erty; deceased many years ago, leaving will, that in case his two daughters,
then unmarried, died without issue, his estate should go to his brother John
and his nephew James, in Ireland. One daughter married, but died issue-
less, and the other died single, and their property was sold, and $1,500
was deposited for his brother John, but never secured by him. The names
of the daughters and their residence do not appear.
