RIDDELLS OF BALLYBLACK, IRELAND.
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Hugh Riddle (6), second son of James (3), was born in Clearfield
County, Penn., April 18, 1849; single in 1873.
Rebecca Riddle* (1), third daughter of James (3), was born in Clear-
field County, Penn., Feb. 10, 1852; was married June 18, 1871, to David
G. Piper.
David-A. Riddle¹ (2), third son of James (3), was born in Clearfield
County, Penn., June 4, 1855; single in 1873.
Two children died in infancy unnamed, born Jan. 1, 1844, and Dec. 20,
1857, respectively.
William Riddle (7), eldest son of Hugh³ (3), was born in Clearfield
County, Penn., Dec. 4, 1857; living.
Newton Riddle (1), second son of Hugh (3) was born in Clearfield
County, Penn., May, 1860, and died in 1865.
Julia-Ann Riddle (2), eldest daughter of Matthews (4), was born in
Clintonville, Penn., Oct. 17, 1840; was married to John Donaldson (car-
penter), and has five children.
Josiah-Randolph Riddle' (1), eldest son of Matthews (4), born in
Clintonville, Penn., April 1, 1844; unmarried in 1880; artist, Topeka, Kan.
Livin Riddle (1), second daughter of Matthew (4), was born in
Clintonville, Penn., Feb. 10, 1846; was married to Joshua Huffman, and
has four children.
John-Knox Riddle¹ (9), second son of Matthew (4), was born in
Clintonville, Penn., Jan. 29, 1848; single in 1880.
Rev. Clinton Riddle¹ (1), third son of Matthews (4), was born in Clin-
tonville, Penn., Sept. 29, 1851; unmarried. He resided with his parents,
working on the farm and attending the common school, until the spring
of 1866. In the fall and winter of 1866 and 1867, he attended a select
school in Clintonville, walking, -sometimes riding, about three miles,
and returning home at noon to spend his afternoons in study and doing
chores. In September, 1868, he went to Westminster College, located in
New Wilmington, Lawrence County, Penn., and entering the second
preparatory class, remained in that institution until he graduated in June,
1873. During the summer of 1873, he was at home in charge of the
farm; in the autumn, taught for some time in the Andes Collegiate In-
stitution, at Andes, Deleware County, N. Y. He entered the Theological
Seminary at Newburgh, N. Y., Jan. 15, 1874; in 1875 was licensed to
preach by the first United Presbyterian Presbytery of New York. He
preached during his vacations until 1876, when he left the seminary, and
after a period in Pennsylvania, went, in March, to Kansas, and spent two
years as missionary in Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri. On May 11, 1878,
an unaminous call was given him at Walton, Kan., which he accepted,
and received ordination the following September. Installed pastor of
the United Presbyterian Church at Walton in April, 1879, and has been
very successful, his congregation increasing rapidly.
Mary-Esther Riddle (7), eldest daughter of John³ (7), was born at
Clintonville, Penn., Oct. 18, 1844; was married Jan. 21, 1869, to Levi Wil-
liams, and died Oct. 11, 1872, leaving issue.
Charles-Milton Riddle* (1), eldest son of John (7), was born at
Clintonville, Penn., Feb. 14, 1846; married Feb. 28, 1872, to Emma-
Florence Cross, and has issue two children, of whom hereafter; shoemaker
by occupation; lives at Clintonville.
