RIDDLES OF YORK COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
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Alexander-Brown Riddle (1), third son of David5 (2), was born in
Pittsburgh, Penn., and died in infancy.
Elizabeth-Herran Riddle (4), fourth daughter of David (2), was
born (presumably) at Pittsburgh, Penn., Sept. 8, 1843, and was married
to Rev. Meade C. Williams, of Sandusky, O.; now (1884) living at
Princeton, Ill.; has five children.
Rev. David-H. Riddle (4), fourth son of David (2), was born (pre-
sumably) at Pittsburgh, Penn., Jan. 28, 1845; was graduated at Jefferson
College in 1865; studied theology two years at Allegheny, Penn., and one
at Princeton; was licensed to preach in 1869, and ordained and installed
pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Falls Church,* in Fairfax County,
Va., in 1871.
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Henry-A. Riddle (1), fifth son of David (2), was born at Pitts-
burgh, Penn., June 8, 1848; married Martha Hunter, and is now a mer-
chant at Martinsburgh, W. Va. Has four children, of whom hereafter.
SEVENTH GENERATION.
Elizabeth Riddle' (6), eldest daughter of George (2), was born in
Allegheny, Penn., March 27, 1837; was married to Rev. William Wallace,
May 29, 1862, and has issue six children. Mr. Wallace is pastor of the
United Presbyterian Church, at Newville, Cumberland County, Penn.
James-Henry Riddle' (8), eldest son of George (2), was born at Al-
legheny, Penn., Feb. 24, 1839; married Rosanna Carson, of Franklin
County, Penn., Feb. 25, 1868, and has issue four children, of whom here-
after. Mr. Riddle resides at Spring Dale, Penn., and is a professional
accountant and clerk.
George-Denhurst Riddle' (3), second son of George (2), was born
at Allegheny, Penn., March 13, 1841; married Elizabeth, daughter of
Matthew and Nancy Day, Sept. 1, 1863, and has issue six children, of
whom hereafter. Mr. Riddle was formerly in the grocery trade, in Alle-
gheny City, but now holds the position of secretary of the Ben Franklin
Insurance Company.
Arianna-Rebecca Riddle (3), second daughter of George (2), was
born at Allegheny, Penn., July 2, 1843; was married to Thomas F. Mar-
shall (civil engineer), Nov. 17, 1871, and has issue.
Edward-Dallas Riddle' (2), third son of George (2), was born at
Pittsburgh, Penn., Dec. 6, 1845; he is now serving as clerk, and lives at
home; single.
Robert-Stewart Riddle' (3), fourth son of George (2), was born at
Allegheny, Penn., Feb. 6, 1848; he is living at home, single; farmer.
Joseph-Madison Riddle' (7), fifth son of George (2), was born at
Allegheny, Penn., Feb. 4, 1850; lives at home, a single man; farmer.
Mary-Ann Riddle' (6), third daughter of George (2), was born at
Allegheny, Penn., July 6, 1852; unmarried.
William-H. Riddle (7), eldest son of John (7), was born in Pitts-
burgh, Penn., Aug. 3, 1842; married Florence Fell, of Marietta, O., May
20, 1875; no issue. Mr. Riddle is a prominent banker in Pittsburgh;
*The author visited Falls Church during the late war and found the ancient
structure where, tradition said, George Washington was married, in a dilapidated
condition, and used as a stable for cavalry-horses. The old church was some dis-
tance back from the turnpike, and in the midst of a burial-ground, after the English
style.
