RIDLEYS OF NEWARK-ON-TRENT, ENGLAND.
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1872 presented by the Baroness Willoughby de Eresby to the vicarage of
Handleby (?), which he held with the chaplaincy of Spilsby Union Work-
house until 1881, when he was presented by the Lord Chancellor to the
rectory of Beatoft, and by the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln to the vic-
arage of Isby, which two livings he now (1883) holds.
Frederick-William Ridley (1), third son of William² (1), was born
at Kimbolton, Eng.(?), and settled as a farmer in Australia. He married
and has three children, two daughters and a son. I do not know his ad-
dress.
Rev. Henry-Thomas Ridleys (1), fourth son of William² (1), was
born at Kimbolton (?); married Emily-Augusta-Besant, eldest daughter of
George Raggett, Esq., of Folkestone, Kent, and has one son, of whom
hereafter. He was formerly assistant master in several schools; after-
wards curate of St. James, Davenport, curate of St. Columb, Major Corn-
wall, St. Gabriel's, Pimlico, London, and now (1883) vicar of Bruton,
Somersetshire.
Maria-Louisa Ridley (1), eldest daughter of William² (1), is living
at Sydenham, Kent, unmarried.
Adelaide-Sophia Ridley (1), second daughter of William² (1), is
now (1883) living at Sydenham, Kent, unmarried.
FOURTH GENERATION.
Maria-Louisa Ridley' (1), eldest daughter of Charles (1), was born
in December, 1861.
Nicholas-Charles Ridley' (1), eldest son of Charles (1,) was born
in 1863.
William-Alder Ridley' (3), second son of Charles (1), born in 1864.
Ada-Tidwell Ridley (1), second daughter of Charles (1), born in
1866.
George-Wace Ridley' (2), third son of Charles³ (1), born 1868, died
1869.
Marion-Vine Ridley (1), third daughter of Charles (1), born 1869.
Gerald-Walker Ridley (1), fourth son of Charles (1), born 1871.
Grace Ridley (1), fourth daughter of Charles (1), born in 1873.
Hugh Ridley (1), fifth son of Charles (1), born 1877, died 1877.
William-Charles-George Ridley' (4), only son of Henry³ (1).
RIDLEYS OF NEWARK-ON-TRENT, ENGLAND.
James-Mosley Ridley' (1) was born in England, Oct. 24, 1793; mar-
ried Mary Moore (she was born Feb. 12, 1794, and died April 25, 1853),
March 15, 1815; was a schoolmaster by profession, and died at Newark-
on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, Dec. 18, 1849, having had issue eleven chil-
dren, of whom hereafter. One says he was "keeper of Woolwich stock-
yard."
NOTE. It is believed that all records of births, marriages, and deaths are to be
found in the registers of Kimbolton. I have written the vicar of the church there,
but have no reply.
