322 RIDDELLS OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
her had issue nine children, of whom hereafter. He is a merchant at
Mercer, Mercer County, Penn.
Samuel Riddle² (1), third son of Edward¹ (1), was born near Wheel-
ing, Va., April 13, 1797; married to Catherine Emery, and died without
issue.
William Riddle² (1), fourth son of Edward¹ (1), was born near
Wheeling, Va., July 29, 1799; married at Plain Grove, Mercer County,
Penn., April 12, 1836, to Miss Elizabeth McCune, and by her had issue ten
children, of whom hereafter. His wife deceased June 14, 1868. Mr.
Riddle is a farmer at Sunville, Venango County, Penn.
Mary-Anne Riddle² (1), second daughter of Edward¹ (1), was born
near Wheeling, Va., Aug. 5, 1801; was married at North Liberty, Mercer
County, Penn., July 13, 1849, to Josiah-Scott Stevenson, and is now living
at Harlensburgh, Lawrence County; no issue.
Eliza Riddle (1), third daughter of Edward¹ (1), was born near
Wheeling, Va., May 9, 1804; was married at Harlensburgh, Lawrence
County, Penn., Aug. 30, 1827, to John Emery, an American by birth, of
Hollandish ancestry; he died March 30, 1848. Nine children.
John-Brice Riddle² (1), fifth son of Edward' (1), was born in Mer-
cer County, Penn., Oct. 9, 1806; married Catherine Douds, and had issue
seven children, of whom hereafter. He lives in Mercer County, and works
at the carpenters' and builders' trade.
Isabella Riddle² (1), fourth daughter of Edward¹ (1), was born in
Mercer County, Penn., Oct. 28, 1808; was married May 7, 1829, to Wil-
liam Miles, of Scotch-Irish descent, and had issue nine children. She lives
on a farm at Plain Grove, Lawrence County, Penn.
George-W. Riddle² (1), sixth son of Edward¹ (1), was born in Mer-
cer County, Penn., Nov. 29, 1811; married Mary Foster, and had issue
four children, of whom hereafter. He is a tailor at North Liberty, Mer-
cer County.
THIRD GENERATION.
Dr. John-Walker Riddle³ (2), a son of Alexander² (1), was born in
Mercer County, Penn., Sept. 13, 1820; married Rebecca-Jane, second
daughter of William Jennings, of Dunmanway, County Cork, Ireland, a
descendant of that George Jennings who received from William of Orange
the townland of Dunmanway, as a reward for services as aide-de-camp at
the battle of Boyne. By this lady he had two sons, of whom hereafter.
Mrs. Riddle died Oct. 12, 1849, at Utica, Penn., and was buried at New
Vernon. He married, secondly, Rachel-Harriet Close, by whom he had
issue five children, and from whom he was divorced Jan. 27, 1866. He
married, thirdly, Susan P. Luce, Oct. 21, 1869. Dr. Riddle received a
medical education at Jefferson College, Philadelphia. He served as assis-
tant surgeon in the Sixty-first Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers, from
Sept. 17, 1862, to Sept. 7, 1864, participating in all the battles in which
the Sixth Army Corps, Army of the Potomac, was engaged. He is now
in the active practice of his profession at Sandy Lake, Penn.
Margaret Riddle (1), only daughter of Alexander² (1), was born in
Mercer County, Penn.; was married to Joseph Kirk, and died issueless.
Eliza-A. Riddles (2), daughter of James2 (1), was born in Mercer
County, Penn.; was married to William R. Perine, and had four children.
Margaret Riddle (2), daughter of James2 (1), was born in Mercer
County, Penn., and was married to Perry Thompson.
