RIDDLES OF TWEEDMOUTH, ENGLAND.
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This tablet
is erected by his colleagues,
The Masters of the Royal Hospital Schools,
In testimony of
their high appreciation of his
public services as a teacher,
and the
uprightness and purity of his character,
as exhibited in all the relations of life.
Mary Riddle' (1), second daughter of Edward (3), was born March
1, 1818, and died March 19, 1823.
Margaret Riddle (1), third daughter of Edward³ (3), was born Sept.
26, 1819, and died March 15, 1839.
Eliza Riddle (1), fourth daughter of Edward³ (3), was married to
Rev. George-Yates Boddy, Vicar of Colgate, near to Horsham, late Pro-
fessor at the Royal Millitary Academy, Woolwich, and has issue.
William Riddle (1), youngest son of Edward³ (3), was born Nov.
2, 1824, and died Dec. 26, 1825.
FIFTH GENERATION.
Elizabeth Riddles (1), eldest daughter of John (2).
Edward Riddle (4), eldest son of John¹ (2), married Charlotte-Jane,
only daughter of Ralph-William Lucas, an old Waterloo veteran, and has
issue, of whom hereafter. Mr. Riddle is an engineer of submarine tele-
graphy, and has been employed on almost all the great lines. He is a
member of the Society of Telegraph Engineers.
Margaret-Katherine Riddles (2), second daughter of John (2), was
married to Thomas Connorton, Esq., of Reigate, Surrey.
John-George Riddle (3), second son of John' (2), was born in 1849,
and died when an infant.
Katherine-Mary Riddle (1), third daughter of John' (2), was married
to Frank Lucas, Esq., of Blackheath.
Georgiana-Frances Riddles (1), fourth daughter of John (2), was
born in 1853, and died an infant.
Marian-Matilda Riddle" (1), fifth daughter of John (2).
Helen-MacKenzie Riddle (1), sixth daughter of John (2).
SIXTH GENERATION.
Dorothy-Margaret Riddle (1), eldest daughter of Edwards (4),
born 1874.
John Riddle (4), eldest son of Edward' (4), born in 1877.
Willett-Lucas Riddle" (1), second son of Edward" (4), died an infant.
Infant Son of Edward (4), name not known.
RIDDLES OF TWEEDMOUTH, ENGLAND.
Samuel Riddle² (1), was descended from an old Northumberland fam-
ily long settled at Twizell-on-Tweed, and presumably an offshoot from
some branch of the Riddells of Newcastle-on-Tyne, or Gateshead, and re-
lated to the Riddles of Troughend. He and his father were flour mil-
lers at Twizell mill, and both are buried in Norham church-yard. Mr.
