APPENDIX.
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William Ridley (3), a son of William? (2), was born in Shincliffe,
Eng.; emigrated to the United States, and when last heard from was in
Texas or Missouri.
John-G. Ridley (1), a son of William2 (2), was born in the County
of Durham, Eng., and emigrated to the United States, many years ago;
present residence not known, but supposed to be St. Joseph, Mo.
Alice Ridley (1), only daughter of William² (2), was born in County
Durham, Eng., and died in Wisconsin, U. S., soon after the emigration to
that State.
FOURTH GENERATION.
Alice Ridley (2), eldest daughter of Walters (2), was born April 12
1857; was married to Byron Fast, of Barton County, Mo.
Emma Ridley (1), second daughter of Walters (2), was born April
12, 1859, and was married to Charles H. Chace.
Walter Ridley¹ (3), only son of Walter³ (2), was born April 26, 1861,
and married Eddy-Ann Millard, daughter of John Millard, of Barton
County, Mo
Mary Ridley (1), third daughter of Walters (2), was born Nov. 5,
1863.
Jane Ridley (1), fourth daughter of Walters (2), was born Dec. 5,
1865.
RIDLEYS OF SUSSEX, ENGLAND.
1
John Ridley (1), descended from the ancient family in Tynedale,
Northumberland, was a native of the parish of East Grinstid, County of
Sussex, Eng., but lived many years in a seaport town, called Hastings,
where he was the superintendent of a large poor-house. Wife's name not
known; she predeceased her husband at the age of ninety-five. Mr. Rid-
ley died at the home of his son in Frant, Sussex, about the year 1810,
aged ninety-eight. He was a large man, weighing two hundred and fifty
pounds, with light complexion and dark hair. There were four children.
SECOND GENERATION.
William Ridley2 (1), a son of John¹ (1), was born at East Grinstid, Sux-
sex, Aug. 26, 1790; married Hannah Eridge, - she was born at Eastbourne,
Sussex, Oct. 5, 1795, and had issue several children, of whom hereafter.
He had dark hair, but fair complexion; weighed one hundred and seventy-
five pounds. Emigrated from London to Canada in 1837; thence moved
to the States in 1840. Carpenter by trade. Died at Rochester, N. Y.,
aged one hundred and eight years. Eight children, of whom hereafter.
James Ridley (1), a son of John (1), was born at East Grinstid,
Sussex, and lived in a seaport town in County Sussex, named East-
bourne. He was many years employed by the English government.
John Ridley (2), a son of John¹ (1), was born in the County of Sus-
sex, married, and resided at Frant, in his native shire, till 1837, when he
emigrated to Quebec, Canada, in company with the family of his brother
William. He settled in Canada and died there some twenty years ago,
say 1864, leaving his widow Mary, since deceased, and six children, of
whom hereafter.
