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Va., to Ann Washburn. In August, 1871, lived at Woodland, Md., aged
75 years. Died Feb. 28, 1872.
CHARLES RIDDELL (or Riddle), of Martinsburgh, Va., died at Canons-
burgh, Nov. 16, 1857. He was nephew of Dr. Riddle, of Pittsburgh,
Penn., a member of the senior class of Jefferson College; respected and
beloved by all who knew him.
JOHN A. RIDDLE died in Matthews County, Va., in July 29, 1823. Some-
time a resident of Richmond, and probably of Washington, D. C. His
autograph is in a book owned by Robert Brock, as "John A. Riddle,
Washington, D. C."
HENRY RIDDLE, of Onandago, Ontario, Can. (1874), was the son and
grandson of Riddles who came to America from County Down, Ireland,
with his aunt, many years ago; subsequently went from Canada to Phila-
delphia (?).
JAMES RIDDELL was born in the townland of Durmain, County Mona-
ghan, Ireland, -two miles from the town of Monaghan, -and had sons,
Alexander, John, Joseph, and James, who, in 1873, were at Smithfield, Can.
WILLIAM RIDDELL, of Roxburghshire, Scotland, had a son, Thomas, who
was in St. John, N. B., in 1873. A brother of William, before mentioned,
came to America, married, and left two children, a son and daughter.
ALMENA RIDDELL was married to Rev. Wheeler Ingalls, East Pem-
broke, N. Y.; their son, Charles-Crane, married Regina-Augusta Cook;
resident at Chicago, Ill.; merchant. Almena lives at Franklin, Ill.
COL. THOMAS RIDDELL, member-elect of the State Senate of Alabama,
died at Springfield, in that State, in August, 1840. (See records of de-
scendants of Capt. Cato Riddle, of North Carolina, in this book.)
WILLIAM RIDDELL, of Wellgreen, Glassford, Lanark, Scotland, owned
one thousand and twelve acres of land, worth one hundred and twenty
pounds a year in 1873. Know nothing of his family connections.
ANDREW-NISBIT-EDWARDS RIDDELL, ESQ., H. E. Q. c. s., only son of Capt.
A. N. Riddell, Second Regiment, B. N., I., was married to Frances, youngest
daughter of S. Wilson, Esq., of Kensington Place, Bath, Eng.
CAPT. MICHAEL RIDDELL, of Madras Cavalry, married Caroline-Alicia,
third daughter of C. F. Sheridan, Esq., and niece of the Rt. Hon. R. B.
Sheridan, at Cheltenham, Eng., in 1810.
COL. JOHN RIDDELL had a son, A. N. Riddell, who married, Oct. 12,
1819, Mary-Anne, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Edwards, of the Sev-
enty-third Regiment, at Bombay, India.
JOSEPH RIDDLE was vice-consul at La Guayra, Venezuela, from Octo-
ber, 1844, to October, 1854, when he resigned. He was acting consul
from June 5, 1848, to Aug. 23, 1853.
THOMAS RIDDLE (Ohio), ensign Twenty-seventh Infantry, May 20,
1813; transferred to Nineteenth Infantry; third-lieutenant in September;
company disbanded in June, 1814.
JOHN RIDDLE died in Northampton County, Penn., Nov. 10, 1767, and
WILLIAM RIDDLE March 2, 1857. These possibly belong to families whose
genealogies are found in this book.
