WRiddle111@aol.com wrote: > > Stan: My post to you was not meant sarcastically at all.... As a matter of > fact, I was very serious as I agree with you.... The existing database on > North Carolina Riddles has helped a lot. Perhaps with your computer > knowledge you are a good candidate to be the central depository for all the > information and you can make it go round and round and come out in order. I > am sure this would be very helpful to many here but I also am aware it would > involve a lot of data..... You might need a 1,000 gig harddrive for it > all..... At least we are talking about something to raise the level of > access so that is a positive step in the right direction.... Cheers, William > Riddle, Tucson, AZ > > ==== RIDDLE Mailing List ==== > ---------------RIDDLE Researchers Discussion List----------------- > Want to contact the ListMom?! > E-mail Rebecca at; > rebecca@collector.org William, At the risk of sounding stupid, where is the database for the North Carolina Riddles? Of course I'm sorta new at all this, but I'm very interested. Appreciate any help. Thanks, Molly Dixon

Linda, you probably should send that in several emails. There is a max that the robot will accept and forward to the list. Cathie -----Original Message----- From: Linda Lane <drgnfly@primenet.com> To: RIDDLE-L@rootsweb.com <RIDDLE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, July 01, 1999 11:25 AM Subject: [RIDDLE-L] Re:Info for the list... >Kathy, >New on this search and have found most of my information on the internet >due to lack of time to do footwork. Perhaps that will change soon. >Meantime, I am going to send in little tidbites that I have run across in >the hope it will help someone enough so we can start finding some links. > >BLM website- Calhoun Co., AL. >Clementine Riddle, widow of Jerry Riddle-80.05 acres. Signature date-10 Dec >1897. > >I am going to forward a file that was sent to me. It is 12 pages. If this >is too much or not the way the list was supposed to work....just tell me. >Linda Riddle-Lane > > > > > > > > > >==== RIDDLE Mailing List ==== >----------------RIDDLE Researchers Discussion List-------------- > We have new subscribers since you last posted your RIDDLE Query... > What if they hold the key to unlock YOUR research quandaries? > You'll never know unless you post again! > RIDDLE-L@RootsWeb.com > >

Mary Hill wrote: > > Hi Riddle Researchers, > > For those of you who descend from William Riddle (tory), I found the > following information on my trip to Tennessee: > > I found William Ingram's land on Cany Creek, on Cole's Ridge, Sullivan Co., > TN, by where Thomas Ridley made a land entry in 1779, this land entry being > dated 19 Aug 1782. William Ingram married Happy Riddle after William Riddle > died. There was also a deed for 388 acres for Mary Ingram, joining to > William Ingram's land. I wonder who she was! The date is 15 Aug 1782 for > her survey. The only way I know a woman was able to get land was if she was > a widow. Wonder who she was. > > The other land warrant I found was for James Riddle/Ruddle for 300 acres on > Little Chucky River in Greene Co., TN which is just south of Washington > Co., TN, later Hawkins, Hancock and Sullivan Counties. The date was 22 Oct > 1783. Who was James Riddle/Ruddle? I suspect he's the James Riddle > mentioned by Fred Plum. Plum said, you will recall, that this James Riddle > disappeared and that possibly Isaac Riddle moved to Boone Co., KY to take > advantage of James Riddle's land grant from Rev. War service. The land > records in Boone Co. do not indicate that happened. But anyway, ten to one, > this land entry on the Little Chucky River is for that James Riddle/Ruddle. > The actual papers sometimes call his James Riddle and sometimes James > Ruddle. I have the warrant and the survey. Interestingly enough, his land > was mentioned as one of the 5,000+ fraudulent land transactions that > William Tyrrell, Stokley Donelson, John Sevier and about 20 others were > indited for in 1798 by the courts in North Carolina. These men were > selling the same land several times. They were convicted, but the settlers > never obtained redress. It is well discussed in "Glasgow Land Fraud Papers > 1783-1800 North Carolina Revolutionary War Bounty Land in Tennessee" by Dr. > A.B. Pruitt. Concerning James Riddle/Ruddle's land there is the following > information: > > James Ruddell - October 22, 1783. In Green County on Little Chucky being > the place he now lives on beginning at a steep hollow above his house and > running down the creek including his own improvement of compliment. > Pursuant to a resolve of the present Assembly I have rec'd from the Complt. > a warrant in the name of John Wilson as assignee of James Ruddell it being > at least the 2nd warrant issued for the same tract of land. Dec'r 7, 1795. > E 278 A 300 W June 7, 1784 > > "at least the 2nd warrant issued for the same tract of land" - hum. So, > James Riddle/Ruddle lost his land in the land fraud mess of eastern > Tennessee. William Riddle's land I found on the Watauga River, 1779, would > be the same kind of a situation, and William Tyrrell was also involved in > the confiscation of James Robert's land in Surry Co., NC in 1776-1785. > That Wm. Tyrrell got around! > > Interesting about the Ruddle name. Was he a Riddle or a Ruddle? Was the > Ruddle name used because Isaac Ruddle had been in the area from 1769 to > 1779? Was the family actually a Ruddle, as John Riddle indicated in Ridlon > - that he descended from a William Ruddell? He was not a son of Isaac > Ruddle - his children were younger. This James Riddle/Ruddle had to be at > least 21 years old in 1783 to make a land entry. > > The jury is still out on trying to figure out the Ridley and Ruddle > connections to William Riddle (tory). > > Mary Hill > > ==== RIDDLE Mailing List ==== > ----------------RIDDLE Researchers Discussion List------------------ > Do you have an idea for this space? > E-mail the ListMom for more information! > rebecca@collector.org Mary, Great info. Finally I feel like I'm getting somewhere with this Riddle line. Molly

Stan, I'm new on this search and understand your frustration. Don't know correct terminology but I have found what little information I have on my great grandfather by doing what I call "coming in the back door". I have searched lots of GenForums on any surname that I have found connected with Thomas William Riddles downline. I'm also new enough that when I finally started getting copies of marriage lic., death cert. and so on....I was surprized at how much information can be gathered and how many new points of seach I opened. I have not gained much information from the Riddle site as yet but I just know that one day that link will appear and we're all going to be related. Meanwhile, I'm just the bee in the bonnet that flits in and drops names and watches and hopes. Yes, I think we probably had secrets....My great- grandfather would disappear for a couple of weeks to go visit family. Don't know what family. Some say in KY and some say TN. My great grandmother was Margaret E.C.E. Lynn b: 1863 d: 1926 Albertville, Marshall Co., AL. d/o John Lynn b: AL & Elizabeth Chambers b: AL John Lynn s/o Edley Osborn Lynn b: KY & Holmes. Someone sent a lot of information on the Lynn line. Will post it as soon as I have time. Meanwhile, don't give up ... Wish I had an unusual first name to search for but here I'm stuck with Thomas William Riddle, John William Riddle and my Dad's name is William!!!!! ARGGGHHH!!! Just remember, beats playing Zelda! ha Happy hunting, Linda Riddle-Lane

I would like to add my lost Riddle family to the data base. John Franklin b. 20 July 1848 Bernie, Mo d. 15 Oct 1934 Ok 1st spouse unknown children: Minnie, Tom, Rosie 2nd spouse Lucinda Carter b. Sept 1870 children: Elwood b. 1894 Mo Ora Dewey b. 1898 Mo Frank b. 1900 Edd b. Tx Ezra John b. Tx Thanks, Cathie Parker

Kathy, New on this search and have found most of my information on the internet due to lack of time to do footwork. Perhaps that will change soon. Meantime, I am going to send in little tidbites that I have run across in the hope it will help someone enough so we can start finding some links. BLM website- Calhoun Co., AL. Clementine Riddle, widow of Jerry Riddle-80.05 acres. Signature date-10 Dec 1897. I am going to forward a file that was sent to me. It is 12 pages. If this is too much or not the way the list was supposed to work....just tell me. Linda Riddle-Lane

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Found the following Riddles in the Find a Grave site. Not any of mine that I know of but are they on your list. Found this site interesting has not helped me but might help some of you. I did not know this site existed, and it mostly contained famous people. http://www.findagrave.com/grave/rrrrr.html Riddle, James [former location] d. 1993. One of the 'Branch Davidians' killed in the 1993 raid on the Davidian compound in Waco, Texas. His bodily remains occupied tray #8 in the refridgerator at the Tarrant County Morticians Service from October, 1994 until February, 1999 when his sister removed him for eventual cremation. Tarrant County Morticians Service, Fort Worth, Texas, USA. Specific Interment Location: Tray #4. Riddle, James d. 1993. One of the 'Branch Davidians' killed in the 1993 raid on the Davidian compound in Waco, Texas. Location of Body is Unknown, Unknown City. Specific Interment Location: Tray #4. Riddle, Nelson b. June 1, 1921. d. October 6, 1985. Composer and orchestra leader. He won a 'Best Music' Academy Award for "The Great Gatsby" (1974). Hollywood Memorial Cemetery (now called Hollywood Forever), Hollywood, California, USA. Specific Interment Location: T-building, Niche 702. Cause of Death: Cardiac and kidney failure. Josephine Hall ajh43@msn.com or ajh43@hotmail.com

Stan, I usually don't comment on this type of thing but I like several others on the list. Think you have not put in enough time on your own research. All of us at one time or the other have come up with brick walls on our Families research. Why just a few days ago I found that I had been seeing some of the family I had been searching for for quite some time my only problem was one major link between mine and theirs was missing and if I had not found that I would not have made the connection I wanted so much. Do not depend on the list. Go to the different counties and states on the genweb and put in queries on all of them as to the people you are looking for - I realize that takes a lots of time and effort on your part but some times it does pay of. You might also join some of the state or area list. I belong to the South Central Kentucky list and am always seeing Riddle's in the different spellings come in but no one is ever asking any question about them on that list and have often wondered why. Sandi Gorin puts a lots of her research on Ky on that list and also goes futher than I think she should be ask to to help everyone. So lets get our feelings off our shirt sleeve and act like a grown up and go to work on your own line and let the others do their own work. I just happen to be one of the lucky ones on this list and get quite a bit of information on my husbands side of the family. Now some of my other lines and their list have not helped me at all. You might even try asking Mary nicely for the information she has offered you (it might even Help) and then I think everyone on the list deserves an apology for you. Well I feel better now that I have put my two cents in also. I would also like to send my apologly to the rest of the list - I might should have sent this to him personally instead of the list. Lets all quit this and get back to the main object of being here - to search for our ancestors. Thank you, Josephine Hall

I agree Mary and was really tempted to respond but held off. All I can say is "Get Real Stan". At 06:03 AM 7/1/99 -0600, you wrote: >Hi Stan, > >I am personally disappoined in your response. I share what I find - not >preferences. I happen to be mostly after the descendants of William Riddle >(tory).

To all my unknown cousins: I have just recently started my search and as so many others have said, I have not received help yet from this group, but I am not giving up. I have been to the FHC in San Bernardino, CA and they are helping me with my research. Here is my contribution to the keeper of the unknown Riddles: My ggrandfather was Newton Riddle b. 1842 in Cooper Co. MO. He died in 1918 in LA Co. CA. His 1st wife was Mildred Turley born in 1844 and died in 1879. He married Martha O'Howell in 1847. There was a son born to Newton and one of his wives but I have not been able to find out which one. His name was Jesse Riddle. My grandfather, Joseph William Riddle was born Jun.20,1881 in Arrow Rock in Cooper Co. MO. his mother was Martha O'Howell. He died Feb. 1961 in Pomona, LA Co. CA. He married Bessie Staten Aug.7,1907 in Pomona, CA. I have come across two names in the 1860 census from Cooper Co. MO that may be Newton Riddles mother and father, but have not been able to prove this so far. They are John W. Riddle born in 1825 in KY (a pill agent) and Susan Riddle born in 1829 in KY. If anyone has any information regarding these Riddles I would greatly appreciate your help. Good luck and happy hunting Shirley Riddle Hayworth

Stan, Cathy has graciously volunteered to take all our "orphaned" Riddle families and keep track of them....why not post what you have to be added to that growing number. There is no clique on this list...some folks just have more information than others on their line. (Unfortunately, I am not one of them either). I, too, know how very frustrating it can be not to get a response....however, I post my info every once in awhile just in case someone new will have what I need to fill in the gaps. Mary Hill has been very helpful to the list.....she can only give information that she has. She has given lots of time and effort on the behalf of other researchers. I don't normally respond to this type of message but I've been here for quite awhile just lurking in the background and have seen lots of people make those much-needed connections with the help of Mary and others like her. Let's please not turn this into an arguement....none of us will benefit from it. Thanks! Doris Moore djmoore@nb.net ---------- > From: Stan Kelley <dturner@ksinc.net> > To: RIDDLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [RIDDLE-L] Riddles > Date: Thursday, March 18, 1999 3:20 AM > > Day after day I read emails from different people re the Riddles; > however, I have never seen any info about Samuel T. Riddle who was born > in Rowan Co., NC abt. 1777. A vast majority of the info I see all > relates to the same group of people. It seems that we should be working > together for the good of all rather than a clique. As I suggested > before, without any responses, we should pool all or FTM files into one > big file and help the mass rather than special friends or whatever you > want to call them. Mary always seems to be helping someone but I can't > get anything out of her. > Am I missing something or is there special club I need to belong to. > I'm personally very disappointed in this site. Stan Kelley > > > ==== RIDDLE Mailing List ==== > ----------------RIDDLE Researchers Discussion List------------------ > Do you have an idea for this space? > E-mail the ListMom for more information! > rebecca@collector.org > > >

Thanks, Tim. You made my day. Mary At 07:23 AM 7/1/1999 -0700, you wrote: > I agree Mary and was really tempted to respond but held off. All I can say >is "Get Real Stan". > > > >At 06:03 AM 7/1/99 -0600, you wrote: >>Hi Stan, >> >>I am personally disappoined in your response. I share what I find - not >>preferences. I happen to be mostly after the descendants of William Riddle >>(tory). > > > >==== RIDDLE Mailing List ==== >----------------RIDDLE Researchers Discussion List------------------ > Do you have an idea for this space? > E-mail the ListMom for more information! > rebecca@collector.org > > > > > >

AMEN!! This list is about sharing what you find. Not expecting others to do your work for you. At 06:03 AM 7/1/99 -0600, you wrote: >Hi Stan, > >I am personally disappointed in your response. I share what I find - not >preferences. I happen to be mostly after the descendants of William Riddle >(tory). > >I spent several hours in the Family History Library, as well as at least an >hour of my time on my trip trying to find Samuel T. Riddle information. I >already told you I found a writeup on him from McMinn Co., TN and offered >to send it to you. No response. I photocopied deeds I found when I >searched McMinn Co. several weeks ago, and offered to send them to you. No >response. Another member of this list sent me postage money for the same >info. which I am putting in the mail today. > >Stop complaining. We are all busy. I try to help as I can, but I think >all the others on the list have recognized: > >1) I can only do so much for others. I do work at the FHL, but I have a 40 >hour work week, a commute, 8 children, 19 grandchildren, a garden, speaking >engagements, syllabus material to write - I am extremely busy. > >2) Genealogy is of such a nature that some research problems take years and >hundreds of hours to resolve. That is YOUR responsibility, not anyone elses. > >3) Mostly I research my own lines. If I give you some research effort, >which is a gift, Stan, then please take it graciously. If I am too busy, >then go do the research yourself. That is the name of the game. > >This list has virtually NEVER had flamers. I have loved the Riddle List for >that reason. Your email today was a flame. Feel free to go to other lists >with your needs if you like. Please lets not start flaming on this list. >If we do, I'm out of here. > >Mary Hill >

Hi Stan, I am personally disappoined in your response. I share what I find - not preferences. I happen to be mostly after the descendants of William Riddle (tory). I spent several hours in the Family History Library, as well as at least an hour of my time on my trip trying to find Samuel T. Riddle information. I already told you I found a writeup on him from McMinn Co., TN and offered to send it to you. No response. I photocopied deeds I found when I searched McMinn Co. several weeks ago, and offered to send them to you. No response. Another member of this list sent me postage money for the same info. which I am putting in the mail today. Stop complaining. We are all busy. I try to help as I can, but I think all the others on the list have recognized: 1) I can only do so much for others. I do work at the FHL, but I have a 40 hour work week, a commute, 8 children, 19 grandchildren, a garden, speaking engagements, syllabus material to write - I am extremely busy. 2) Genealogy is of such a nature that some research problems take years and hundreds of hours to resolve. That is YOUR responsibility, not anyone elses. 3) Mostly I research my own lines. If I give you some research effort, which is a gift, Stan, then please take it graciously. If I am too busy, then go do the research yourself. That is the name of the game. This list has virtually NEVER had flamers. I have loved the Riddle List for that reason. Your email today was a flame. Feel free to go to other lists with your needs if you like. Please lets not start flaming on this list. If we do, I'm out of here. Mary Hill At 01:20 AM 3/18/1999 -0600, you wrote: >Day after day I read emails from different people re the Riddles; >however, I have never seen any info about Samuel T. Riddle who was born >in Rowan Co., NC abt. 1777. A vast majority of the info I see all >relates to the same group of people. It seems that we should be working >together for the good of all rather than a clique. As I suggested >before, without any responses, we should pool all or FTM files into one >big file and help the mass rather than special friends or whatever you >want to call them. Mary always seems to be helping someone but I can't >get anything out of her. >Am I missing something or is there special club I need to belong to. >I'm personally very disappointed in this site. Stan Kelley > > >==== RIDDLE Mailing List ==== >----------------RIDDLE Researchers Discussion List------------------ > Do you have an idea for this space? > E-mail the ListMom for more information! > rebecca@collector.org > > > > > >

Stan: I would like for you to know that I am not a member of a clique. I have been on this list for about a year now and all the people have been nice to me. We have our little arguments over details at times but it all pans out. You are impatient. I worked on my search for a long time before things came together. We all work and it takes forever to do some of the research that MARY HILL does for ALL OF US. We can't be a clique because most of us don't even know each other personally or at least I don't even though we are all related somehow. Mary is great so don't trash her and don't get an attitude. If you don't like the site, then possibly it's not for you, but wish you would give it another try. That is if anyone if anyone will help you after you have offened them all, even me. Sincerely, Lynn Stephenson

My Riddles are from Mongahan, Ireland...they came to New York in 1790...I do have a lot of information and will share if anyone is interested.......Joni

This information sent to me by the Monroe County Indiana Historical Society. Pertains to a Texas Riddle and a Riddle that was married in Douglass County, Illinois. I don't have any idea what family they belong to. Hope is helpful to someone. Cathy Riddle O'Connor >From the Bloomington Courier (semi-weekly) Wednesday, 10 Jan 1906 H H Riddle, the well-know Indianapolis Southern Railroad contractor, arrived in Bloomington last evening with his bride. He was married in Cleburn, Texas to Miss Ura Ross, a charming young lady. Mr. and Mrs. Riddle will have their home temporarily at the Hotel Bowles. Bloomington Saturday Courier, 27 Dec 1884, listed under news from Stanford: Jacob Riddle is married; he found his much better half in Douglass County, Illinois. She was a Miss Whitaker.

Hey Bob, You sent me the following for the "mysterious" Riddles list Ruth Louise Riddle. She would have been born abt. 1900-1905, married Vernon Harlow Duke in 1922. Her parents are supposed to have been Jasper Riddle and Artie Noel - I have seen them listed as descendents of Stephen Riddle (1737) and Elizabeth Douthit. You might want to contact Hel2000@aol.com (Helen) - she posted to the Riddle list the following info on 20 June 1999 Hope this helps, Cathy Riddle O'Connor 1 Stephen Riddle b: 1737 in Nottingham, Chester, Pennsylvania d: December 03, 1807 in Rowan, North Carolina . +Elizabeth Douthit b: April 29, 1739 in Frederick, MD d: October 22, 1790 in Rowan, North Carolina . 2 Mary Riddle b: 1761 in Rowan, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . +James Gorden b: Abt. 1761 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . *2nd Husband of Mary Riddle: . +Robert Markland b: Abt. 1761 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 2 Elizabeth Riddle b: February 15, 1763 in Rowan, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . +Robert Elrod b: Abt. 1763 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 2 John Riddle b: June 24, 1764 in Rowan, North Carolina d: October 15, 1826 in Rowan, North Carolina . +Mary Keehn b: Abt. 1764 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Elizabeth Riddle b: February 26, 1790 . 3 William Riddle b: August 19, 1791 in Davie County, North Carolina d: April 29, 1834 in Rowan County, North Carolina (Yadkin River) . +Nancy Slater b: Abt. 1791 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 4 Emerson Riddle b: Abt. 1813....... 4 Thomas Riddle b: Abt. 1814 . 4 Calvin Riddle b: Abt. 1815 . 3 Sarah "Dolly" Riddle b: December 12, 1792 in Davie County, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . +Jabez Grimes b: Abt. 1792 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 4 John Riddle b: Abt. 1812....... 4 Hannah Riddle b: Abt. 1813 . 4 Polly Riddle b: Abt. 1814....... 4 Stephens Riddle b: Abt. 1815 . 3 Stephen Riddle b: April 18, 1796 in Davie County, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Anna Riddle b: August 03, 1800 in Davie County, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . +Leonard McBride b: Abt. 1800 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Mary Riddle b: 1802 in Surry County, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . +George Rector b: 1802 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Penelope Riddle b: 1805 in Davie County, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . +Josiah Taylor b: Abt. 1805 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 2 Sarah Ann Riddle b: August 24, 1767 in Rowan, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . +John Elrod b: Abt. 1767 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 2 Benjamin Riddle b: 1769 in Rowan North Carolina d: 1845 in Hardeman, Tennesee . +Mary Slater b: January 06, 1776 in Stokes County, North Carolina d: September 27, 1812 in Hope, North Carolina . 3 Henry Riddle b: July 31, 1796 in Rowan, North Caroline (Near Yadkin River) d: February 14, 1857 in St. Joseph County, Indiana . +Nancy Rennick b: Abt. 1796 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Elijah Riddle b: September 10, 1798 in Rowan County, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 John Riddle b: October 10, 1800 in Rowan County, North Carolina d: Abt. April 1841 in Davie County, North Carolina . +Mary "Polly" Mock b: Abt. 1800 in Unknown d: Abt. 1841 in Unknown . 3 Wiley J. Riddle b: June 15, 1804 in Riddles Ferry d: Unknown in Unknown . +Ruth Bowers b: Abt. 1804 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Anna Elizabeth Riddle b: May 07, 1807 in Rowan County, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . +John Smith b: Abt. 1807 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . *2nd Husband of Anna Elizabeth Riddle: . +Reverend Nathan Tuttle b: Abt. 1807 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Sarah Riddle b: September 25, 1809 in Rowan County, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Nancy Riddle b: March 26, 1812 in Rowan County, North Carolina d: Unknown in Harderman, Tennesee . +( ) Whitaker b: Abt. 1812 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . *2nd Wife of Benjamin Riddle: . +Ellander "Nellie" Henline b: Abt. 1892 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Janette Riddle b: 1815 in Rowan County, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . +Oliver Chaffin b: Abt. 1815 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Emeline Riddle b: 1817 in Rowan County, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . +( ) McKenney b: Abt. 1817 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . *2nd Husband of Emeline Riddle: . +Daniel Sain b: Abt. 1817 in Unknown d: 1877 in Unknown . 3 Adaline Riddle b: 1819 in Rowan County, North Carolina d: 1875 in Harderman County, Tennesee . +Henry Henline b: Abt. 1819 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Isabelle Riddle b: 1821 in Rowan County, North Carolina d: 1850 in Harderman County, Tennesee . 2 Anna Riddle b: November 11, 1772 in Rowan, North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . +William Ellis Jr. b: Abt. 1772 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 2 Stephen Riddle Jr. b: January 12, 1776 in North Carolina d: 1856 in Greene County, Indiana . +Mary Quiett b: 1777 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 Jonathon Riddle b: 1797 in North Carolina d: Unknown in Unknown . 3 David Riddle b: 1799-1833 . 3 Samuel Riddle b: Abt. 1800 in North Carolina d: Unknown in Greene County, Indiana . +Elizabeth Wilson b: 1815 in Tennesee d: Unknown in Greene County, Indiana . 4 Jonathan Riddle b: 1830 in Greene County, Indiana d: November 17, 1883 in Greene County, Indiana . +Amandae E. Carmichael b: 1842 in Cincinnati, Indiana d: Unknown in Unknown . 5 Daniel V Riddle b: October 10, 1862 in Unknown d: February 25, 1922 in Bloomfield, Indiana (Grandview Cemetery) . +Tillie J. Sparks b: May 24, 1872 in Unknown d: July 21, 1949 in Bloomfield, Indiana (Grandview Cemetery) . 6 Claude Riddle b: 1893 in Greene County, Indiana d: October 03, 1896 in Greene County, Indiana . 5 Sarah J. Riddle b: Abt. 1864 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . +General Fry b: Abt. 1864 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 5 Seymour Riddle b: September 01, 1868 in Unknown d: June 10, 1944 in (Grandview Cemetery) . +Pearl O. Tryon b: Abt. 1868 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 5 Jasper Riddle b: Abt. 1871 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . +Artie Noel b: Abt. 1871 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 5 John A. Riddle b: September 16, 1872 in Cincinnati, Indiana d: Unknown in Unknown . +Effie Hornbeck b: Abt. 1882 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 6 Morris Jefferson Riddle b: February 15, 1907 in Linton, Indiana d: Unknown in Unknown . +Dorothy Clara Patton b: June 30, 1913 in Terre Haute, Indiana d: Unknown in Unknown . 6 Wilma Eveline Riddle b: November 17, 1909 in Greene County, Indiana d: Unknown in Unknown . 5 Milford Riddle b: Abt. 1876 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . +Laura Jane Hudson b: 1873 in Unknown d: March 22, 1913 in Owensburg, Indiana . *2nd Wife of Milford Riddle: . +Florence Kidd b: Abt. 1877 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 5 Oscar Riddle b: September 27, 1877 in Unknown d: November 1968 in Bloomfield, Indiana ( Grandview Cemetery) . +Leona b: 1896 in Unknown d: 1968 in Bloomfield, Indiana (Grandview Cemetery) . 5 Ida E. Riddle b: March 15, 1880 in Cincinnati, Greene, Indiana d: January 1967 in Indiana . +Mell Mitchell b: July 28, 1880 in Greene County, Indiana d: Unknown in Unknown . 5 Bertha A. Riddle b: June 27, 1882 in Cincinnati, Greene County, Indiana d: Unknown in Unknown . +Jesse F. Weisman b: May 15, 1881 in Anderson County, Indiana d: Unknown in Unknown . 4 Anne Riddle b: 1832 in Greene County, Indiana d: Unknown in Unknown . +David Spark b: Abt. 1832 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 4 Clementine D. Riddle b: 1834 in Greene County, Indiana d: Unknown in Unknown . +Jacob Homes b: Abt. 1824 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 4 William Riddle b: 1836 in Unknown d: Unknown in Unknown . 4 Andrew Jackson Riddle b: 1838 in Greene County, Indiana d: June 10, 1912 in Newberry, Greene County, Indiana . +Eliza Storm b: Abt. 1838 in Unknown d: Bef. 1885 in Unknown .

Stan: My post to you was not meant sarcastically at all.... As a matter of fact, I was very serious as I agree with you.... The existing database on North Carolina Riddles has helped a lot. Perhaps with your computer knowledge you are a good candidate to be the central depository for all the information and you can make it go round and round and come out in order. I am sure this would be very helpful to many here but I also am aware it would involve a lot of data..... You might need a 1,000 gig harddrive for it all..... At least we are talking about something to raise the level of access so that is a positive step in the right direction.... Cheers, William Riddle, Tucson, AZ