RIDDELLS OF BALLYBLACK, IRELAND.
189
was born June 5, 1820, and died Aug. 20, 1883), and had issue six chil-
dren, of whom hereafter. Farmer by occupation; resided at Clintonville,
Penn.; died Dec. 11, 1881.
John-W. Riddles (7), second son of John² (3), was born in Venango
County, Penn., Dec. 17, 1817; married Dec. 26, 1843, to Jane McCay
(she was born May 6, 1819, and died Oct. 18, 1870), and had issue five
children, of whom hereafter. He resides at Clintonville, Venango County,
Penn., and carries on a farm.
William-Clark Riddle³ (5), third son of John² (3), was born in Ven-
ango county, Penn.; married, and has issue children, of whom here-
after. He resides in his native county.
Elizabeth Riddle³ (4), only daughter of John² (3), was born in Ven-
ango County, Penn.; was married to Moore, and lives at Big Bend,
in her native County.
John-P. Riddles (8), eldest son of Robert (1), was born in Venango
County, Penn.
James-P. Riddle³ (4), second son of Robert² (1), was born in Venango
County, Penn.
Elizabeth Riddles (5), only daughter of Robert2 (1), was born in
Venango County, Penn.; was married to Calvert, and lives at Clin-
tonville, Penn.
Matthew Riddle³ (5), third son of Robert2 (1), was born in Venango
County, Penn.
FOURTH GENERATION.
Rev. Findlay-B. Riddle (1), eldest son of Williams (2), was born
in Centre County, Penn., Dec. 3, 1829; married Mary, daughter of Samuel
J. Paker, of Sunbury, and has issue five children, of whom hereafter.
He was educated at Dickinson College, where he laid the foundation of
his scholastic training, and then was a student at the Concord Biblical
Institute, where he received important advantages in his theological
studies. Entering the Baltimore Conference, in 1857, and becoming a
member of the Central Pennsylvania Conference at its organization in
1869, he has filled some of the most important appointments; among
them, at Shamokin, Berwick, Altoona, Danville and Huntingdon. He is
a rapid speaker, with a logical cast of mind, uses plain, practical lan-
guage, and few excel him in debate. These elements of character have
given him prominence in his conference. Recognizing his scholarly ac-
quirements, Dickinson College honored him with the degree of A. M.
See portrait in this book.
James-F. Riddle¹ (5), second son of William³ (2), was born in Cen-
tre County, Penn., July 30, 1834; married Angeline Hughes, and is a
lawyer practising at Tyrone.
Nelson-P. Riddle (1), third son of William³ (2), was born in Centre
County, Penn., Nov. 15, 1836; married Angeline Hughes, and has one
child, of whom hereafter.
Francis-M. Riddle (2), a daughter of William³ (2), was born in Cen-
tre County, Penn., Sept. 5, 1841; unmarried.
Mary-E. Riddle (6), eldest daughter of Williams (2), was born in
Centre County, Penn., Aug. 25, 1831; unmarried.
Matthew-M. Riddle' (6), fourth son of William³ (2), was born in Cen-
tre County, Penn., May 26, 1844; married Sarah C., daughter of George
