RIDDLES OF YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
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from Governor Hartranft, dated April 25, 1876, as Justice of the Peace
for Spring Dale Township, which he resigned when he returned to Alle-
gheny City. He was for twenty-five years the senior partner of a firm
largely engaged in shipping coal, which business was discontinued in
1877. Mr. Riddle had learned the business of a conveyancer, and since
his return from his residence at Spring Dale to Allegheny City, he has
opened an office on Ohio Street for the transaction of that business. He
is an excellent penman. Has kindly furnished much information for this
book that could not have been otherwise obtained.
Mary-Ann-Lane Riddle" (2), eldest daughter of James (4), was born
at Somerset, Penn., Aug. 6, 1814; was married to Robert H. Stewart, of
Lincoln Station, Spring Dale post-office. No issue.
Arianna-Rebecca_Riddle® (1), second daughter of James (4), was
born at Pittsburgh, Penn., Jan. 28, 1816; was married to Dr. Robert B.
Mowrey, of Allegheny City, and has issue several children, one of whom
is the Rev. Philip H. Mowrey, of Chester, Penn.
John-Weaver Riddle (7), second son of James (4), was born at
Pittsburgh, Penn., Jan. 15, 1818; married to Eliza Adams, of Milford,
Eng., Sept. 24, 1841, and had issue eleven children, of whom hereafter.
Mr. Riddle is a banker; was cashier of the Allegheny Savings Bank, but
since its suspension he moved to Quincy, Ill., where he now (1879) resides.
Joseph-Ken Riddle (5), third son of James (4), was born at Pitts-
burgh, Penn., May 18, 1825; went to California, and died at New Wil-
mington, British Columbia; unmarried.
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William Riddle (4), third son of James
Penn. (presumably), and died in infancy.
Albert Riddle (1), fourth son of James
Penn. (presumably), and died in infancy.
(4), was born in Pittsburgh,
(4), was born in Pittsburgh,
Arianna-S. Riddle (2), a daughter of John (5), was born (presum-
ably) at Meadville, Penn. (where her father was in law-practice), and was
married to Thomas B. Kennedy, Esq., a lawyer of prominence, and pres-
ident of the Cumberland Valley and other railroad companies. They re-
side at Chambersburgh, Penn.
Susan-Noune Riddle" (1), eldest daughter of James (6), was born in
Martinsburgh, Va., in 1834 (?).
Elizabeth Riddle (1), second daughter of James (6), was born in
Martinsburgh, Va., in 1836; was married to Cornelius K. Stribling, and
has four children; now a widow in Martinsburgh.
Charles-Stuart Riddle" (1), son of James (6), was born in Martins-
burgh, Va., in 1839, and died in Jefferson College, Nov. 16, 1857.
Mary-Brown Riddle (3), third daughter of James (6), was born in
Martinsburgh, Va.; was married; deceased.
Jane Riddle (3), fourth daughter of James (6), was born in Martins-
burgh, Va.; was married to Armstrong, and is now (1884) a widow
living in her native city.
Riddle (0), youngest son of James (6), was born in Martins-
burgh, Va.; served with distinction in the Confederate army, and was
killed in September, 1864.
Martha-Susan Riddle (1), eldest daughter of John' (5), was born in
Martinsburgh, Va., Dec. 15, 1828; was married to Samuel M. Elliott,
April 8, 1854,
