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GLEANINGS AND NOTES.
AUGUSTUS RIEDEL, a celebrated German painter, was born at Baireuth
in 1780. He worked several years in Rome.
ROBERT RIDDELL, Esq., of Kenny's Hall, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, died
at Musselburg in 1805, aged 83 years.
JOHN RIDDELL, of Bath, Eng., left a widow (daughter of Samuel Short,
Esq.), who died at Exmouth in 1804.
JANE RIDDLE, wife of Andrew (before mentioned), died at Jamaica
Plain, Mass., Sept. 18, 1830, aged 56.
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WILLIAM, WILLIAM-P., and JABEZ-L. RIDDLE were living at Warren-
ton, Warren County, Mo., in 1878.
WILLIAM RIDDELL came to Virginia, July 6, 1635, in a vessel com-
manded by Capt. Leonard Betts.
J. B. F. RIDDLE, son of JOHN RIDDLE, and GEORGE L. RIDDLE Zeno P.
O., York County, S. C., in 1878.
HENRY RIDDLE, son of Walter and Margaret (Brown), was baptized
at Albany, N. Y., Oct. 4, 1757.
ANDREW, JOHN, and SAMUEL RIDDELL lived in Jersey City, N. J., in
1878; all at 308 Grand Street.
JEREMIAH RIDDLE, of Capt. Daniel Morgan's company, was taken pris-
oner at Quebec, Dec. 3, 1775.
G. J. RIDDELL, Esq., of Bingwell-house, died at Budleigh, Salterton,
Aug. 5, 1833, aged 23 years.
JOHN B. RIDDELL (sometimes Ruddell) was living at Gish's Mill, Ro-
anoke County, Va., in 1878.
JAMES RIDDLE and PELAGIE RIDEL were in Newark, N. J., in 1878.
No reply to my inquiries.
SAMUEL and J. W. RIDDLE were at Cassville, and J. D. RIDDLE, at
Corsicana, Mo., in 1878.
BENJAMIN RIDELL was in an expedition to Crown Point, under Major
Nichols, June 30, 1755.
CHARLES RIDDLES, and JOHN, GEORGE, and THOMAS RIDDLE were at
Cleveland, O., in 1878.
JEAN RIDDELL, daughter of John and Mary, was baptized at Albany,
N. Y., June 28, 1756.
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WATKINS P. RIDDLE, of New Canton (or Gilliamsville), Buckingham
County, Va., in 1878.
JOHN RIDDELL kept a perfumery, brush, and carpet warehouse, in Dub-
lin, Ireland, in 1868.
AMBROSE RIDDELL, Esq., had a daughter married in 1808, to Sir Philip
Manoux, Bart.
GRACE RIDDELL, of Hull, was married in 1822, to Rev. George Brown,
of St. Albans.
WILLIAM RIDDLE's name was on the County record at Tours River, N.
J., in 1878.
