RIDDLES OF MIFFLIN COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
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Wallace, of Piqua, O., and has two children. Mr. Riddle is a banker at
Bellefontaine, O.
Elizabeth Riddle* (4), second daughter of Abner³ (4), was born Sept.
2, 1838, and died March 12, 1857; unmarried.
Cynthia Riddle* (1), third daughter of Abner (4), was born Oct. 13,
1840; died Dec. 16, 1863; unmarried.
William Riddle (7), third son of Abners (4), was born Sept. 29, 1843,
and fell at the battle of Chickamauga, Sept. 19, 1863, in charge of a com-
pany of advance skirmishers.
Guenn Riddle (1), fourth son (?) of Abner (4), was born Nov. 7,
1845, and died Dec. 3, 1867; unmarried.
FIFTH GENERATION.
Earl-Arthur Riddle (1), eldest son of Hamilton (1), was born at
Mechanicsburgh, Ill., July 18, 1869.
Lillie-May Riddles (1), eldest daughter of Hamilton' (1), was born at
Mechanicsburgh, Ill., May 15, 1872.
William-Elkin Riddles (8), second son of Hamilton (1), was born
at Mechanicsburgh, Ill., March 7, 1874.
Rolland-Abner Riddle" (1), son of David¹ (4), was born at Ottawa,
Kan., Nov. 7, 1876.
Orlando-Thompson Riddle" (1), eldest son of James (3), was born.
at Chambersburgh, Penn., Oct. 20, 1840; died March 7, 1842.
William-Jenison Riddles (9), second son of James (3), was born at
Chambersburgh, Penn., March 7, 1843; died June 7, 1843.
Stephen-Wheeler Riddle" (1), third son of James' (3), was born at
Chambersburgh, Penn., Sept. 29, 1844, and resides in Springfield, O.
Tinsmith by trade.
Mary-Ellen Riddle (7), eldest daughter of James (3), was born at
Chambersburgh, Penn., June 30, 1848.
Charles-Miller Riddles (1), fourth son of James
Chambersburgh, Penn., Dec. 11, 1851; died same year.
(3), was born at
John-Curtis Riddle" (10), fifth son of James (3), was born at Cham-
bersburgh, Penn., March 26, 1852; died June 13, 1859.
Versalous-Graham Riddle (1), sixth son of James (3), was born in
Chambersburgh, Penn., Nov. 13, 1858.
Ellen-S. Riddle (1), eldest daughter of William (4), was born at
Woodstock, O., July 9, 1843; was married March 24, 1859, to George W.
Standish, youngest son of Rev. Miles and Annie Standish, of New York
city.
George Riddles (2), eldest son of William (4), was born at Wood-
stock, O., Feb. 26, 1845; married April 21, 1869, to Ida Carlton, only
child of Rev. S. P. and Linnina Carlton, of Springfield, O., and has issue
two children, of whom hereafter. He spent the first seventeen years of
his life on a farm and at school. When eighteen years old joined the
Ninety-fifth Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company G, Aug. 3, 1862; mus-
tered into service Aug. 19, and engaged in battle of Richmond, Ky., Aug.
30, 1862; was severely wounded near the close of the battle, receiving
two wounds, one through the left arm and one through the body, the ball
entering the left side, passing directly through, and coming out a little to
