RIDDLES OF ACCOMACK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
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secondly, Annie E. Woodward, and settled near Winchester, Franklin
County; he afterwards removed to Wilson County, near Lebanon, where
he died in 1844; his second wife died July 5, 1861. He was a member
of the Primitive Baptist Church, and a farmer by occupation.
John Riddle (1), a son of Randolphs (1), was born in Tennessee;
married Judith Easley, and had issue seven children, of whom hereafter.
He lived on Farris Creek, in Lincoln County, many years, but removed to
Alabama about 1855, where he died. He and wife were connected with
the Primitive Baptist Church.
Alexander Riddle¹ (1), a son of Randolph (1), settled in Alabama,
and is said to be a man of talent.
Tyre Riddle (1), a son of Randolph³ (1), settled in Alabama.
Sarah Riddle (1), only daughter of Randolph³ (1).
FIFTH GENERATION.
Rebecca-Jane Riddle (1), eldest daughter of Jeremiah (1), was
born in Tennessee, July 24, 1840; was married July 30, 1861.
Sarah Riddle (2), second daughter of Jeremiah (1), was born in Ten-
nessee, June 6, 1843.
Mary-Jones Riddles (1), third daughter of Jeremiah (1), was born
in Tennessee, Sept. 19, 1845.
Nancy Riddle (2), fourth daughter of Jeremiah (1), was born in
Tennessee, June 13, 1849.
Susan-Frances Riddles (1), fifth daughter of Jeremiah (1), was
born in Tennessee, Aug. 29, 1851.
Georgie-Ann Riddle³ (1), sixth daughter of Jeremiah¹ (1), was born
in Tennessee.
J.-M. Riddles (2), eldest son of Jeremiah (1), was called "Junior."
He was born in Tennessee, Jan. 12, 1858. His address is Hunt's Station,
Franklin County, Tenn.
J.-W. Riddle (1), second son of Jeremiah (1).
Benjamin Riddle" (1), eldest son of Stephen (1), was born in Ten-
nessee, married in Jackson County, Ala., and had a family of children.
No particulars.
John Riddle (2), second son of Stephen (1), was born in Tennessee,
married Rebecca Ray, of Bedford County, and had issue seven children.
He married secondly, Caroline, daughter of William Hicks, of Bedford
County, and had six more children, of whom, with those of first wife,
hereafter. He followed farming, stock-raising, and lumber-dealing. He
and wife were "strict members of the Separate Baptist Church.
Alexander Riddle (2), son of Stephen (1), was born in Tennessee;
married Miss Powell; secondly, Miss Dean, of Bedford County, and by
his two wives he had a large family. Connected with the Separate Bap-
tist Church. Farmer. No records of children.
Harmon Riddle (2), a son of Stephen (1), moved to Texas, since
when no information.
Elizabeth Riddles (1), eldest daughter of Stephen (1), was married
to Samuel Haynes, and had a family.
Randolph Riddles (2), a son (fifth?) of Stephen (1), was born in
Tennessee; married Elizabeth Hicks, of Bedford County, and had a large
family of sons and daughters. A farmer; good citizen. Family con-
nected with Primitive Baptist Church. Place of residence not given.
