Bill, Riddle, Nancy Katherine died 8/3/1923 in Howard County. Her death certificate number is 24477 in case you want to order it. Doris

Doris, This is great of you to offer to do lookups. I hope you haven't be deluged with requests and are still able to do them. Would you please see if you can find my wife's great great grandmother? Her name was Nancy Katherine Riddle. This was NOT her first marriage. She was a Dixton/Dixtron/Dickson who married an Andrew Milstead. After Andrew died, she married Dr. Isaac Rogers Riddle of Mt. Pleasant, Titus Co., TX. I think she was born in 1830 in TN and was supposed to have died somewhere in West Texas in the 1920s. I would appreciate your help. Thank you, Bill Atherton

Hi Margaret, I don't have the name you mentioned but will keep an eye out in case we can connect at a later date. Thanks, Doris

DID YOUR RELATIVES HAVE ANY RELATIVES IN THE HILL COUNTY OR BOSQUE CO. AREA? I HAD A JOHN WISTER RIDDLE , MY GR GRANDFATHER, HE CAME FROM SOUTH CAROLINA. MARGARET ALLEN

Hi Folks, I have a copy of the Texas death index 1903-1940 for Riddle names only.....will do lookups. My family: Henry A. Riddle and Mary E. (Culver??) John Grenade Riddle and Milissa Ann Stone. John Henry Grenade "Nade" Riddle and Nancy Jane Huggins. Ruby Riddle and Luther Wilks Doris Wilks Moore (me) Henry A. (Alick, Alex or Alexander) Riddle born abt 1825 in North Carolina; died July 15, 1932 in Hereford, Deaf Smith County, buried in Quitaque Cemetery, Briscoe County, Texas. He married Mary E. (possibly Culver) abt 1847. At least 3 children were William A. Riddle, born abt 1849 in Hunt County, Texas, Sarah E. Riddle, born about 1850 in Hunt County, married James J. Hammack in 1868 in Hunt County and John Grenade Riddle born abt April 1852 in Hunt County. John Grenade is my great-grandfather. Doris Moore [email protected]

-- WFCR Radio [email protected] - email (703) 234-3950 x7524 - voicemail/fax Happy Valentine's Day! Bill Riddle was coaching the football payoffs between the elephants and the little animals. At half time the score was 49 to O in favor of the elephants. Bill said look "We have got to do something to stop these elephants!" On returning kickoff at beginning of 3rd quarter, something hit the elephant returning the ball and knocked him cold. Bill was so excited, "Who hit that elephant?" "I did sir, piped up the centipede." Bill asked, "Where were you in the first half?" Centipede replied "I was puttig on my shoes!". Charlie Riddle, Dulles Airport What we do in life, we do it now, when the weeds are in the field, it's too late to plow. ---- "The Cook's" <[email protected]> wrote: > http://www.trevilians.com/census50/cen9.htm > 1850 Louisa County, Virginia Census > 361 Riddle William H. 41 M Farmer 400 > Eliza 40 M R > Martha 14 M > William 12 M > Richard 10 M > Terry? 8 M > Andrew 6 M > Samuel 4 M > Sally 2 F > Shandy 1 M > ********************* > Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never > cease to > be amused." Anonymous > > > ==== RIDDLE Mailing List ==== > ---------------RIDDLE Researchers Discussion List---------------- > Want to unsubscribe, and did not save your instructions? > Visit the RIDDLE Researchers Discussion List webpage to see how! > http://medgen.iupui.edu/~rebecca/roots/riddle.html > > > > __________________________________________________ FREE voicemail, email, and fax...all in one place. Sign Up Now! http://www.onebox.com

http://www.trevilians.com/census50/cen9.htm 1850 Louisa County, Virginia Census 361 Riddle William H. 41 M Farmer 400 Eliza 40 M R Martha 14 M William 12 M Richard 10 M Terry? 8 M Andrew 6 M Samuel 4 M Sally 2 F Shandy 1 M ********************* Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never cease to be amused." Anonymous

Hello! I've been going thru the 1900 Census for St. Joseph, Mo. and came across this RIDDLE family. Film #1240842 There are 3 Film's unindexed and pages and pages of roomers, Lodgers, Patients, and prisoners. I couldn't figure out which family this couple was lodging with: North 6th Street RIDDLE, E. D. Lodger white male b. Jan 1848 52 years old married 18 years born in Kentucky Parents: Va. Va. occupation: Clerk , Minnie b. Aug 1853 46 years old 3 children;2 living born in Kentucky Parents: Ky. Va. I am STILL looking for my GOODALE, Stephen A.; Henry A. and Orin GOODALE. Stephen A. Goodale married Paulina WATSON of Kentucky. Hope this helps someone, Marie C Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never cease to be amused." Anonymous

could someone please tell me how to get on the riddle web site i forgot my password and havent been on for a long time. thanks carol tyson [email protected]

>From the "free-for-10-days" index at ancestry.com Name: James Wesley Riddle Birth Date: 27 Jun 1835 Death Date: 13 Nov 1921 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Cemetery Records of Ray County, Missouri, Volume I Pleasant Hill Cemetery Name: Mary J. Riddle Relative: w: J. W. Birth Date: 25 Jun 1841 Death Date: 07 Mar 1878 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Cemetery Records of Ray County, Missouri, Volume I Pleasant Hill Cemetery Name: Ora Bell Riddle Relative: dau: A. W.; dau: Ada A. Birth Date: 25 Dec 1898 Death Date: 15 Feb 1899 Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never cease to be amused." Anonymous

Good Morning, I hope no one minds (too much) that I'm forwarding this death cert. transcription from Los Angeles, Calif. My reasons for doing so are: My Ggrandmothers second husband was Harry Pickett RIDDLE. I've suspected for some time that Pickett is somehow a family name. Harry's father was William BAKER RIDDLE, he was born in Freeport, Stephenson County, Illinois and Harry was born 1890 in Emporia, Lyon County, Kansas. Harry and his wife, Laura Anna GOODALE-LILES-RIDDLE are laid to rest in the Sierra Madre Pioneer Cemetery in Los Angeles County, Calif. Does anyone recognize any of my research surnames or any of those given below?? Thank you, Marie C ----- Original Message ----- From: Deborah <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, February 10, 2001 5:21 PM Subject: [CALOSANG] DCT Frank Osborn Pickett > Los Angeles County, California, Death Certificate Transcription: # 4225 > Frank Osborn Pickett d. 3/7/1951 5:00am Male Cauc. b. 3/24/1866 IA Age > = 84 > Deathplace: Los Angeles County General Hospital, 1200 N State St., Los > Angeles, Los Angeles County, CA > Residence: 1319 W 68th St., Los Angeles, CA > Military = no Widowed > Lived in community 23 years > Occupation: Manager, retired, Apartment House > Informant: Mae Ayres > f. Edmond Pickett, unknown birthplace > m. Unknown Simmons, unknown birthplace > Burial: 3/10/1951 Inglewood Park Cemetery > Cause: Generalized Arteriosclerosis, fracture of left femur > Accident: Street, Los Angeles 2/23/1951, fall to street > > This is a death certificate transcription only. If you would be so kind as > to > post to the Rootsweb California Death Index record by looking up the person > and hitt > ing the add button, then cut and past, it would be > greatly appreciated. I am not related and therefore would appreciate not > receiving requests for further information from others who might be looking > for this person. > > Deborah > California > Rootsweb California Death Index > http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ca/death/search.cgi > Rootsweb California Birth Index > http://userdb.rootsweb.com/ca/birth/search.cgi > > Los Angeles County Recorder > 12400 EAST IMPERIAL HWY. > ROOM # 1002 > NORWALK , CA - 90650 > Information: 562.462.2213 > Phone: 562.462.2137 > Fax: 562.864.3469 > > Births $15.00 > Deaths $10.00 > Marriage $12.00 > >

Tis a CHICAGO MARRIAGE I FORGOT. O'Boyle, Annie E. born Oct., 1883 in Magoumah, Co. Mayo of Frank O'Boyle, married Feb. 22, 1909 to George Riddle born in England of George Riddle, witnesses: James Gibbs and Libbie O'Boyle (9) Stan

O'Boyle, Annie E. born Oct., 1883 in Magoumah, Co. Mayo of Frank O'Boyle, married Feb. 22, 1909 to George Riddle born in England of George Riddle, witnesses: James Gibbs and Libbie O'Boyle (9)

Warren have you looked at the Riddle's over in Anderson county. They have a drugstore on route 62 between Oak Ridge and Oliver Springs. Stan Knoxville, Tenn

It has been 9 months since I first subscribed to the Riddle List. At that time, I was searching for the parents of my g-grandmother, Phoebe Ann Ridley/Riddle, of Hamblen Co. and Hawkins Co., TN. I had earlier located a marriage license indicating that on May 19, 1864, a Phoebe Riddle had married a William Darnell in Hawkins Co. In the 1870 census for Hawkins Co.,TN, I located Phebe A. as a member of household #105, headed by Eliza A. Ridley. Also included were Phoebe's known brothers and my grandfather, William Hickman Ridley, as a 5 year old. To the surprise of my whole family, there was also listed an older sister, Mary J., and another younger brother, David P. Initially, I could not locate Phoebe and her family in the 1860 census, but I did find a household (#83) in the 1850 census for Hawkins Co. that was headed by a James Riddle and including Eliza , girls Jane and Ann, and a baby boy James. The data for the family is as follows: James, 38, NC, Labourer, can read and write Eliza, 33, NC, cannot read or write Jane, 4, VA Ann, 2, VA James, 6/12, TN After much fustration that resulted from an indexing error, I located the family in the 1860 census for Hawkins Co. in household #226. The family was indexed as Biddle instead of Riddle. The data for this family is as follows: James, 46, F.L.( I assume this is Farm Laborer), NC. ( Note: Still no middle initial) Eliza A., 37, NC Mary J., 11, VA Pheba A., 10, TN James W., 8, TN Cornelius, 7, TN David P., 6, TN George W., 2,TN When I started my family search, the only known Ridley family members here in Hamblen Co. were Phoebe, Cornelius, and George W.. Three years ago, I located and made contact with the family of James W. Ridley, located in Greene Co., TN. I have also done some tracing of Mary Jane. Much to the surprise of the entire family, she is buried in a small family cemetery across the road from where I live. Why the change in the spelling of the family name? I have no idea. Whereas, last May, I was searching for Phoebe's parents, I am now looking for leads to follow to locate the parents of James and the family of Eliza A. I do know that James W. named his daughter Eliza Ann. The "A" in his mother's name might be for Ann also. I have not found any information on David P. Riddle/Ridley. I have just about exhausted the resources of the Hawkins Co. and Hamblen Co. libraries and the McClung Center in Knoxville. If anyone out there can provide some additional information about James, Eliza A.,or David P., it will be greatly appreciated. Thanks and regards. Warren

Edward Gerard LILES Sex: M Marriage(s): Spouse: Marie RIDDLE Marriage: Abt. 1886 <rushville>, Buchanan, Missouri ************** Edward Gerard LILES Sex: M Marriage(s): Spouse: Margaret SURBER Marriage: Abt. 1889 Of St. Joseph, Buchanan, Missouri Can anyone help me with Edward Gerard LILES, such as parents and/or siblings? Also found in the IGI; Edward Gerard LILES and Laura Anna GOODALE are parents of Edward Gerard LILES b. 1901. My Grandmother was born Lillian Evalina LILES Kansas City, Jackson County, Mo. 1904. Can anyone tell me anything about the above marriage or Marie Riddle? Edward Gerard LILES was the 1st husband of my Ggrandmother, Laura Anna GOODALE. She later married Henry Pickett RIDDLE. Does anyone have any birth or marriage sources for these areas in Missouri? Thank you, Marie C Blessed are they who can laugh at themselves, for they shall never cease to be amused." Anonymous

Hi everyone, This is not a plug even though it might sound like one! I am posting it here incase someone has Riddle's in this area during this time. It is free for 10 days,(link is at the bottom) and there are 12 Riddle's listed. Hope it helps someone. CG ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI MARRIAGES, 1804-76 During the 1800s, many people traveled through St. Louis on their journey west. Some lingered for only a day or two, others stayed long enough to record a document, and still others terminated their journey in St. Louis. This database was compiled by members of the St. Louis Genealogical Society and was based on records in the St. Louis City Hall. The data includes more than 150,00 entries, covering almost 77,000 marriages. Each entry includes the surname and the given name(s) of each spouse, the date of the marriage, and a volume and page reference. The records begin in 1804, when St. Louis was part of the Louisiana Purchase, progress through Missouri statehood in 1821, and conclude in 1876, when the city of St. Louis became an independent city and separated itself from the county of St. Louis. Source Information: St. Louis Genealogical Society, comp. "St. Louis, Missouri Marriages, 1804-76." [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2000. Original data: St. Louis Genealogical Society. "St. Louis Marriage Index, 1804-76." St. Louis, MO: St. Louis Genealogical Society, 1999. To search this database, go to: http://www.ancestry.com/search/rectype/inddbs/5413.htm _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com.

Hi Folks, I think I have a breakthrough on my brick wall....a nice librarian in the genealogy dept. of a library in Van Zandt Co, Texas saw my Hunt Co. query and posted this: 1860 census of Hunt County, Texas, page 336: Henry A. Riddle, 35, M, Wagoner and Farmer, 600, born in North Carolina Mary E. 31, F, born in Tennessee. William A. 11, M, born in Texas. Sarah E. 10, F, born in Texas. John G. 9, M. born in Texas (I'm almost sure this is my ggrandfather as the age and location are correct). Also, in this household: John Hill 24, M, laborer on farm, born in Mo. Addison Sharp, 25, M. laborer on farm born in Tn. Don't know if these two are related or just worked for them. John G.'s death certificate says his father was Alick and he was born in Pa but that info was given by a daughter who didn't necessarily know all the facts. Does anyone have any connection to this family....this is my first big lead in 5 years!! Doris Moore [email protected]

MORE: Benjamin Preston Riddle m. Mary Ann Bass Children of Ben and Mary: John Bynum Alexander Willis Nicholas Buchanan Benjamin T. William H. Jordan G. Mary Emma Martha Elizabeth Robert E. Lee Charles H. Effa This family moved to Van Zandt Co., TX. Most are buried there. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Doris Moore" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, February 09, 2001 7:10 AM Subject: [RIDDLE-L] Cherokee County, Texas > There are 4 Riddle names listed on the 1850 Cherokee County, Texas census: > Alex, Benjamin P., John, and Weley (which is probably Wesley or Wiley). > > Does anyone have connections to any of these folks; I am particularly > interested in Alex. > > Doris Moore > [email protected] > > > > ==== RIDDLE Mailing List ==== > ---------------RIDDLE Researchers Discussion List------------------ > > Have you hugged a RIDDLE lately?! > SMILE & pass it on! > > > > > >

There are 4 Riddle names listed on the 1850 Cherokee County, Texas census: Alex, Benjamin P., John, and Weley (which is probably Wesley or Wiley). Does anyone have connections to any of these folks; I am particularly interested in Alex. Doris Moore [email protected]