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Margaret Wilson Ewing

• Father*: James Harvey Ewing b. 2 Dec 1832, d. 25 Jan 1875
• Foster Mother*: Jane Woods b. 26 Nov 1826, d. 13 Nov 1874

• Birth*: Margaret Wilson Ewing was born on 24 August 1863.¹
• She was the daughter of James Harvey Ewing and Jane Woods.
• Marriage*: Margaret Wilson Ewing married (?) Issacs circa 1885.¹
• GenName: Margaret Wilson Ewing is referred to as 'Mary Ewing' in some records.²
• Census: Margaret Wilson Ewing was living at home with her parents in (Temperanceville Post Office) Robinson Township, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, in 1870; Dwelling 57, Family 57; Real Estate Value 20000, Personal Estate Value 1000; Jas H Ewing, Farmer, 38; Jane W (Keeping House) - 40, S E (At Home, attending school) - 15, S W (attending school) - 12, L Jane (attending school) - 10, Carolin J (attending school) - 8, M W (attending school) - 6, M A - 4, E B - 1.³
• ParentsDeath*: With the death of her parents (James Harvey Ewing and Jane Woods) in 1875, Margaret Wilson Ewing was taken in by the David Wilson family (David Wilson and Margaret (?)).²
• Census: Margaret Wilson Ewing was living at home with her parents in 2nd Precinct, Baldwin Township, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, in 1880; Dwelling 191; Family 204; David Wilson 60, Farmer; Margaret (Wife), 56, Keeping House; Nalissy (Daughter), 33, At Home; John M. (Son), 22, Farm Laborer; David (Son), 15, At Home, attending school; Maggie (Daughter), 15, At Home, attending school; Mary Ewing (Boarder), 17, At Home, attending school.²
• ResearchNote: Research Note: Given her middle name, she may have been related to the Wilson family who took her in when her parents died. Alternatively, generalogical records may have cited this as her middle name because she lived with this family.

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Brief), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

(?) Issacs

• Marriage*: (?) Issacs married Margaret Wilson Ewing, daughter of James Harvey Ewing and Jane Woods, circa 1885.¹

Leslie Issacs

• Father*: (?) Issacs
• Foster Mother*: Margaret Wilson Ewing b. 24 Aug 1863

• Birth*: Leslie Issacs was born after 1885.
• He was the son of (?) Issacs and Margaret Wilson Ewing.

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Nancy Issacs

• Father*: Leslie Issacs b. a 1885

• Nancy Issacs is the daughter of Leslie Issacs.

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Robert Issacs

• Father*: Leslie Issacs b. a 1885

• Robert Issacs is the son of Leslie Issacs.

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Larry Issacs

• Father*: Leslie Issacs b. a 1885

• Larry Issacs is the son of Leslie Issacs.

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Mary Agnes Ewing

Mary Agnes Ewing - 1890

• Father*: James Harvey Ewing b. 2 Dec 1832, d. 25 Jan 1875
• Foster Mother*: Jane Woods b. 26 Nov 1826, d. 13 Nov 1874

• Birth*: Mary Agnes Ewing was born on 6 April 1866 at Ingram, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania.^1,2
• She was the daughter of James Harvey Ewing and Jane Woods.
• Marriage*: Mary Agnes Ewing married George Washington Riddle, son of William Ebenezer Riddle and Sarah Ann McCurdy, on 27 June 1893 at Forbes and Craig Street, Oakland, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, (minister: Henry T. McClelland who had been minister at Montour Presbyterian Church from 1878 through 1881).^1,2
• Death*: Mary Agnes Ewing died on 24 June 1929 at Jeannes Hospital, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, at age 63.^1,2
• Burial*: She is buried (interred 1 July 1929) in the Forest Hills Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, Woodside Lot, Section C, Lot #8.²
• Census: Mary Agnes Ewing was living at home with her parents in (Temperanceville Post Office) Robinson Township, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, in 1870; Dwelling 57, Family 57; Real Estate Value 20000, Personal Estate Value 1000; Jas H Ewing, Farmer, 38; Jane W (Keeping House) - 40, S E (At Home, attending school) - 15, S W (attending school) - 12, L Jane (attending school) - 10, Carolin J (attending school) - 8, M W (attending school) - 6, M A - 4, E B - 1.³
• ParentsDeath: When Mary Agnes's parents - James Harvey Ewing and Jane Woods - died from typhoid fever in 1875, many of their children were taken in by aunts and uncles but some were taken in by families from the Montour Presbyterian Church. Jane Woods and Sarah (McCurdy) Riddle had been 'best buddies', and Mary Agnes was taken in (but never officially adopted) by the Riddle family, becoming the 'sister' of her future husband - George Washington Riddle - when she was ~9 years old and he was ~16.
• Comment: At the Montour Presbyterian Church, Mary A. Ewing was in the "Busy Bees" Sabbath School Class in the Summers of 1875, 1877 and 1879. In 1879, she was the class monitor and her attendance was 16/17. She was subsequently in the "Busy Bee" class led by Mrs. Deemer. Her attendance was 22/22.⁴
• Comment: Hugh M. Scott was the guardian of Mary Agnes Ewing from 1875 to 1881. His first and final accounting was filed in Jun 1881.²
• Census: Mary Agnes Ewing was living at home with her parents in Robinson Township, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, in 1880; Dwelling 160; Family 167; W. E. Riddle, 71, Farmer, father b. Ireland; Sarah A. (Wife), 60, Keeping House; George W. (Son), 20, Attending School; Mary A. Ewing (Boarder), 14, Without Occu, attending school.⁵
• Comment: John D. Carson was Mary Agnes Ewing's guardian from March 1881 to December 1887 (by which time she was 21). His final accounting was filed in Dec 1887.²
• Comment: Some time between 1881 and 1887 she purchased an organ.²
• Moved*: In 1892, the Riddle family, including Mary Agnes Ewing, moved to Chartiers (then Crafton) Borough, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania.²
• Comment: In January 1898, George Washington Riddle moved his family, including his mother, to Pocomoke City, Somerset County, Maryland. The move was evidently prompted by the deteriorating environment in Pittsburgh (because of the pollution from the steel mills). He purchased a farm in the Pocomoke City area at the time of his move.^2,6
• ResearchNote: Research Note: According to their marriage certificate, George W. Riddle and Mary Agnes Ewing were married at Forbes and Craig Streets in Pittsburgh. As of mid-2000, there was no church at this location; in addition to various stores, this is the location of the (newer) part of the Carnegie Museum. It's possible they were married in a private ceremony at the minister's home.⁷

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Brief), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Ella Bell Ewing

• Father*: James Harvey Ewing b. 2 Dec 1832, d. 25 Jan 1875
• Foster Mother*: Jane Woods b. 26 Nov 1826, d. 13 Nov 1874

• Birth*: Ella Bell Ewing was born on 8 January 1869.¹
• She was the daughter of James Harvey Ewing and Jane Woods.
• Census: Ella Bell Ewing was living at home with her parents in (Temperanceville Post Office) Robinson Township, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, in 1870; Dwelling 57, Family 57; Real Estate Value 20000, Personal Estate Value 1000; Jas H Ewing, Farmer, 38; Jane W (Keeping House) - 40, S E (At Home, attending school) - 15, S W (attending school) - 12, L Jane (attending school) - 10, Carolin J (attending school) - 8, M W (attending school) - 6, M A - 4, E B - 1.²
• ParentsDeath*: With the death of her parents (James Harvey Ewing and Jane Woods) in 1875, Ella Bell Ewing was taken in by her uncle's family (William Woods and Martha M. (?)).³
• Census: Ella Bell Ewing was living at home with her parents in Snowdon Township, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, in 1880; Dwelling 12; Family 13; William Woods, 58, Farmer; Martha M. (Wife), 58, Keeping House; Josephine (Daughter), 27, At Home; Elvira F. (Daughter), 25, At Home; John A. (Son), 23, Works on Farm; Ella B. Ewing (niece), 11, At Home, attending school; the record indicates that William and John A. unemployed for 12 months during the census year.³

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Brief), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

William Harvey Ewing

• Father*: James Harvey Ewing b. 2 Dec 1832, d. 25 Jan 1875
• Foster Mother*: Jane Woods b. 26 Nov 1826, d. 13 Nov 1874

• Birth*: William Harvey Ewing was born on 11 July 1873.^1,2,3
• He was the son of James Harvey Ewing and Jane Woods.
• Death*: William Harvey Ewing died on 3 February 1878 at age 4.^2,1,3
• Burial*: He is buried (interred February 1878) in the Forest Grove Cemetery, McKees Rocks, Robinson Township, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, Row 1, Item 20; Kraynek's Notes: Ewing, William July 11, 1873 - Feb. 3, 1878.^2,1,3
• ParentsDeath*: With the death of his parents (James Harvey Ewing and Jane Woods) in 1875, William Harvey Ewing was probably taken in by relatives or some family in the church.
• ResearchNote: Research Note: Some sources cite 5 Feb 1878 as his death date; this may be his burial date.¹

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Brief), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

George Washington Riddle

George W. Riddle - 1890

• Father*: William Ebenezer Riddle b. Jun 1808, d. 24 Mar 1892
• Mother*: Sarah Ann McCurdy b. 26 Sep 1815, d. Aug 1909

• Birth*: George Washington Riddle was born on 30 September 1859 at Carnegie (then Chartiers/Mansfield) Borough, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania.^1,2
• He was the son of William Ebenezer Riddle and Sarah Ann McCurdy.
• Marriage*: George Washington Riddle married Mary Agnes Ewing, daughter of James Harvey Ewing and Jane Woods, on 27 June 1893 at Forbes and Craig Street, Oakland, Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, (minister: Henry T. McClelland who had been minister at Montour Presbyterian Church from 1878 through 1881).^1,2
• Death*: George Washington Riddle died on 22 February 1936 at Newtown, Bucks Co, Pennsylvania, at age 76.^1,2
• Burial*: He is buried (interred February 1936) in the Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania.²
• ParentsDeath: When Mary Agnes Ewing - his future wife - lost her parents to typhoid fever in 1875, some of the ophaned children were taken in by aunts and uncles but some were taken in by families from the Montour Presbyterian Church. His mother, Sarah (McCurdy) Riddle, and his future wife's mother, Jane Woods, had been 'best buddies', and Mary Agnes Ewing was taken in (but never officially adopted) by the Riddle family, becoming George Washington Riddle's 'sister' when she was ~9 years old and he was ~16.
• Comment: According to records for the Montours Presbyterian Church's 1875 Sunday School, boys and girls were in separate classes (and presumably this was the case in all Sunday School classes at the church). In 1875, Geo. W. Riddle was in the "Merry Workers" class and his attendance was 16/17. Mr. Jm R. McMichael assumed charge of this class on 5 Sep 1875. In the Jul 1876 Summer Sabbath School, Geo. W. Riddle was in the "Banner Class" led by Mr. J. R. McMichael. George's attendance in this class was 16/17. He was also in the "Banner Class" in the 1877 Sunday School, which was this time led by J. R. McMichael. His attendance was 22/22.³
• Comment: George Washington Riddle was a teacher in the local schools, presumably in Allegheny County but possibly in Washington County. He held Provisional Teaching Certificates in 1878 and 1882. He had a full Teaching Certificate in 1883.^2,4
• Comment: In 1879, Geo. W. Riddle taught the "Merry Workers" Class in the Montour Presbyterian Sunday School.²
• Census: George Washington Riddle was living at home with his parents in Robinson Township, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania, in 1880; Dwelling 160; Family 167; W. E. Riddle, 71, Farmer, father b. Ireland; Sarah A. (Wife), 60, Keeping House; George W. (Son), 20, Attending School; Mary A. Ewing (Boarder), 14, Without Occu, attending school.⁵
• Comment: In Nov 1887, George Washington Riddle traveled overland by rail with Joseph McCurdy, his cousin and "Best Buddy," to Los Angeles. They settled in Pasadena, Los Angeles County, and lived here until Apr 1888. George and Joseph acquired property in Pasadena as an investment and rented it out for many years.^2,6
• Moved: In 1892, he moved, with his parents and his "sister" Mary Agnes Ewing, to Chartiers (then Crafton) Borough, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania.²
• Comment: His 27 Jun 1893 marriage license lists George's occupation as Architect. He worked at Riddle & Keirn, Architects, Room 614, Lewis Building, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He had been working in Pittsburgh [at the time of his marriage] for some 12 years.^2,7
• Comment: In January 1898, George Washington Riddle moved his family, including his mother, to Pocomoke City, Somerset County, Maryland. The move was evidently prompted by the deteriorating environment in Pittsburgh (because of the pollution from the steel mills). He purchased a farm in the Pocomoke City area at the time of his move.^2,7
• Comment: George worked as a Contractor in 1901. He drew up plans for the Pocomoke City Bank, and he traveled back to Pittsburgh on the town's behalf to arrange for resources.²
• Comment: By 1907, George Washington Riddle was a Dairy Farmer in Pocomoke City, Somerset Co, Maryland, having purchased a farm complete with dairy cattle. This is where the family lived when George's youngest son, Harvey Washington Riddle, was born.^2,8
• Comment: About Dec 1908, the George Washington Riddle family moved to Bucks County, Pennsylvania. It's uncertain where they first settled, but by Oct 1909 they had moved to Langhorne, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. In Langhorne, George owned and ran the coal yard known as the Brookvale Yard, Lehigh Coal. This was his work until 1914.^2,7
• Comment: During World War I, circa December 1914, the family moved "near" Newtown, Bucks Co, Pennsylvania.⁷
• Comment: In Apr 1923, the family lived in Newtown, Pennsylvania, and George was a Rural Route Salesman for The J. R. Watkins Company. He continued as their Representative for Bucks County until Dec 1924.^2,9
• Comment: From 1925 until (at least) 1934, George was a bookkeeper for J. W. Lundy who had a plumbing, roofing and heating business in Newtown. Lundy had ten men working on outside work as well as a retail hardware and house furnishing store.⁷
• Comment: Some time after 1934, George Washington Riddle owned and ran Newtown's "5 and 10 cent" store and lived (with his daughter Anne Laura Riddle) in the residence associated with the store.²
• ResearchNote: Research Note: George Washington Riddle is probably buried in the family plot in Forest Hills Cemetery (Woodside Lot, Section C, Lot #8) outside of Philadelphia.²
• ResearchNote: Research Note: According to their marriage certificate, George W. Riddle and Mary Agnes Ewing were married at Forbes and Craig Streets in Pittsburgh. As of mid-2000, there was no church at this location; in addition to various stores, this is the location of the (newer) part of the Carnegie Museum. It's possible they were married in a private ceremony at the minister's home.¹⁰
• ResearchNote: Research Note: According to GWR's 28 Sep 1925 letter, he family stayed in Maryland for twelve years, so the move to Bucks Co would have been in 1910. Also according to the letter, they had a "small farm and a retail coal yard".⁷

William Ewing Riddle

• Father*: George Washington Riddle b. 30 Sep 1859, d. 22 Feb 1936
• Foster Mother*: Mary Agnes Ewing b. 6 Apr 1866, d. 24 Jun 1929

• Birth*: William Ewing Riddle was born on 6 June 1894 at Carnegie, Allegheny Co, Pennsylvania.¹
• He was the son of George Washington Riddle and Mary Agnes Ewing.
• Marriage*: William Ewing Riddle married Ruth Elizabeth Husted, daughter of Spencer Albert Husted and Louise M. Gerling, on 27 October 1917.¹
• Death*: William Ewing Riddle died on 25 April 1948 at age 53.¹
• Burial*: He is buried (interred April 1948) in the Forest Hills Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, Woodside Plot, Section C, Lot #8.¹
• Comment: William served in the military in World War I in 1918. He trained at Camp Upton and fought in France. He was a Sergeant in Co. M, 307th Infantry AEF & BEF. He was a Sergeant Major in the 77 Reg. in the World War and fought in the Battle of the Argonne Forest, the final offensive of World War I. He escaped unhurt except some gas burns, but had many harrowing encounters.^1,2
• Comment: In 1925, he was Secretary of the YCMA, 23rd St. Branch, in New York City, married, and living in Tarrytown.²
• Residence*: William Ewing Riddle lived in November 1943 at 138 North Essex Ave, Orange, Essex Co, New Jersey.¹

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Ruth McCurdy Riddle

• Father*: George Washington Riddle b. 30 Sep 1859, d. 22 Feb 1936
• Foster Mother*: Mary Agnes Ewing b. 6 Apr 1866, d. 24 Jun 1929

• Birth*: Ruth McCurdy Riddle was born on 15 February 1896.¹
• She was the daughter of George Washington Riddle and Mary Agnes Ewing.
• Death*: Ruth McCurdy Riddle died on 16 April 1917 at age 21.¹
• Burial*: She is buried (interred May 1917) in the Forest Hills Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, Woodside Plot, Section C, Lot #8.¹

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Anne Laura Riddle

• Father*: George Washington Riddle b. 30 Sep 1859, d. 22 Feb 1936
• Foster Mother*: Mary Agnes Ewing b. 6 Apr 1866, d. 24 Jun 1929

• Birth*: Anne Laura Riddle was born on 17 December 1898.¹
• She was the daughter of George Washington Riddle and Mary Agnes Ewing.
• Marriage*: Anne Laura Riddle married Albert Milford Husted, son of Spencer Albert Husted and Louise M. Gerling, on 2 October 1970 (He was the brother of Laura's sister-in-law, Ruth Elizabeth Husted. It was his second marriage and her first.).¹
• Death*: Anne Laura Riddle died on 4 July 1972 at Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, Ohio, at age 73.¹
• Burial*: She is buried (interred 6 July 1972) in the Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, Ohio.¹
• Went By: She was "officially" (i.e., in legal documents) known as 'A. Laura Riddle.¹'
• Went By: She was "commonly" known as "Laura."²
• Comment: On the 7th of June 1921, Laura received a State Normal School Diploma from State Teacher's College, West Chester, Pennsylvania. The certificate mentions courses in Caesar, Cicero, Virgil, Astronomy, Geology, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, Sociology and Domestic Science. The Diploma was registered in the office of Superintendent of Schools, Bucks County, 30 Mar 1942.¹
• Comment: In 1925, an unknown person was a teacher. She had been in New York for a couple of years but had returned "home" and was teaching in Newtown School.³
• Comment: In Aug 1946, Anne Laura Riddle was living on State Street in Newtown, Bucks Co, Pennsylvania. She lived in the apartment part of the "5 and 10 cent" store that her father owned and operated.¹
• Comment: Laura moved to Buffalo, Erie County, New York in 1952. She took up residence at 56 Briggs Avenue. She lived at this location until she married in 1970.¹
• Comment: She was a Teacher in the Cleveland Hills School District, Cheektawaga, New York in (at least) 1963-1964, 1967, and 1968-1969.¹
• ResearchNote: Research Note: The registration date for her diploma in Bucks County is probably 1924 rather than 1942.

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Albert Milford Husted

• Father*: Spencer Albert Husted b. 19 Dec 1862
• Mother*: Louise M. Gerling b. 13 Mar 1863

• Albert Milford Husted was the son of Spencer Albert Husted and Louise M. Gerling.
• Marriage*: Albert Milford Husted married Anne Laura Riddle, daughter of George Washington Riddle and Mary Agnes Ewing, on 2 October 1970 (He was the brother of Laura's sister-in-law, Ruth Elizabeth Husted. It was his second marriage and her first.).¹
• Burial*: Albert Milford Husted is buried (interred November 1970) in the Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, Ohio.¹
• Occupation*: In 1931, Albert Milford Husted was Park Board Director/Secretary for at Hamilton Co, Ohio.¹
• Occupation: In 1959, Albert Milford Husted was retired.¹
• Residence*: Albert Milford Husted lived between September 1969 and 1970 at 950 Hollytree Drive, Cincinnati, Hamilton Co, Ohio.¹
• Comment: 1970, Albert Milford Husted published (privately) a pamphlet entitled Etchings - A Book of Poetry.¹

Harvey Washington Riddle

Harvey W. Riddle - 1930 - wedding portrait

• Father*: George Washington Riddle b. 30 Sep 1859, d. 22 Feb 1936
• Foster Mother*: Mary Agnes Ewing b. 6 Apr 1866, d. 24 Jun 1929

• Birth*: Harvey Washington Riddle was born on 23 February 1907 at Pocomoke City, Somerset Co, Maryland.^1,2
• He was the son of George Washington Riddle and Mary Agnes Ewing.
• Marriage*: Harvey Washington Riddle married Helen Elizabeth Fleck, daughter of William Herbert Fleck and Mary Emma Crowther, on 26 March 1932 at Jenkintown Borough, Abington Township, Montgomery Co, Pennsylvania.^1,2
• Death*: Harvey Washington Riddle died on 27 January 1973 at Abington Memorial Hospital, 1200 Old York Rd, Abington Township, Montgomery Co, Pennsylvania, at age 65, of an aortic aneurysm.^1,2
• Burial*: He is buried (interred 30 January 1973) in the Forest Hills Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, Woodside Lot, Section C, Lot #8.²
• Comment: By 1907, Harvey's father, George Washington Riddle, was a Dairy Farmer in Pocomoke City, Somerset Co, Maryland, having purchased a farm complete with dairy cattle. This is where the family lived when Harvey was born; By 1907, George Washington Riddle was a Dairy Farmer in Pocomoke City, Somerset Co, Maryland, having purchased a farm complete with dairy cattle. This is where the family lived when George's youngest son, Harvey Washington Riddle, was born.^2,3
• Comment: Harvey Washington Riddle, at age eighteen, attended Maryville in the area of Trenton, Mercer Co, New Jersey. Among other subjects, he studied Religion and was potentially heading towards the ministry. His grades were "less than sterling." He left Maryville and enrolled at Drexel in Philadelphia, studying Electrical Engineering and traveling by train from his home to Philadelphia.^2,4
• Comment: From before 1942 until 1951, Harvey Washington Riddle's family resided in Branford, Connecticut. At first, they lived on Palmer Road (from at least Jul 1942). In Jul/Aug 1948, they moved to 37 Wilford Avenue. In the summers (at least Jul 1946 and Jul 1947), they lived at 2nd Avenue & Bayberry Lane, Indian Neck.²
• Comment: In 1951, Harvey Washington Riddle's family moved to 141 Walnut St, Jenkintown Borough, Montgomery Co, Pennsylvania. They at first lived with his mother-in-law, Mary Emma (Crowther) Fleck, on Greenwood Ave. The family moved, within about six months, to the Walnut St house owned by Mary Fleck.²

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Ruth Elizabeth Husted

• Father*: Spencer Albert Husted b. 19 Dec 1862
• Mother*: Louise M. Gerling b. 13 Mar 1863

• Birth*: Ruth Elizabeth Husted was born on 31 January 1895 at Woodbury, Gloucester Co, New Jersey.^1,2
• She was the daughter of Spencer Albert Husted and Louise M. Gerling.
• Marriage*: Ruth Elizabeth Husted married William Ewing Riddle, son of George Washington Riddle and Mary Agnes Ewing, on 27 October 1917.²
• Death*: Ruth Elizabeth Husted died in May 1978 at age 83.¹
• Comment: She visited in Plainfield and Ames, Illinois, in Aug 1948. This was just after death of her husband, William Ewing Riddle.²
• Comment: In September 1969, Ruth Elizabeth (Husted) Riddle was living with her sister Elsie (Husted) Polhemus in Boulder, Colorado.²

Donald Husted Riddle

• Father*: William Ewing Riddle b. 6 Jun 1894, d. 25 Apr 1948
• Foster Mother*: Ruth Elizabeth Husted b. 31 Jan 1895, d. May 1978

• Birth*: Donald Husted Riddle was born on 22 January 1921 at Brooklyn, Kings Co, New York.^1,2
• He was the son of William Ewing Riddle and Ruth Elizabeth Husted.
• Marriage*: Donald Husted Riddle married Leah Gallagher, daughter of John J. Gallagher.¹
• Death*: Donald Husted Riddle died on 11 October 1999 at Newtown, Bucks Co, Pennsylvania, at age 78.^3,2
• Comment: Don served in the military in World War II. He was stationed at Ellington Field, Texas, in 1943 and at Barkesdale Army Air Field, Shreveport, Louisiana, in 1944. In 1944, he participated in air-sea rescue activities in the Pacific theater, Ryker Islands area. As a navigator/bombardier, he participated in the bombing of Japan. He held the rank of First Lieutenant in the 41st Group, 396th Squadron and 47th Squadron (these were Bomber Squadrons).^2,1

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Leah Gallagher

• Father*: John J. Gallagher

• Birth*: Leah Gallagher was born on 28 November 1919 at Wilmington, New Castle Co, Delaware.^1,2
• She was the daughter of John J. Gallagher.
• Marriage*: Leah Gallagher married Donald Husted Riddle, son of William Ewing Riddle and Ruth Elizabeth Husted.³
• Death*: Leah Gallagher died on 31 March 1996 at Tampa, Hillsborough Co, Florida, at age 76.^1,3,2

Susan Lee Riddle

• Father*: Donald Husted Riddle b. 22 Jan 1921, d. 11 Oct 1999
• Foster Mother*: Leah Gallagher b. 28 Nov 1919, d. 31 Mar 1996

• Susan Lee Riddle is the daughter of Donald Husted Riddle and Leah Gallagher.

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Judith Lee Riddle

• Father*: Donald Husted Riddle b. 22 Jan 1921, d. 11 Oct 1999
• Foster Mother*: Leah Gallagher b. 28 Nov 1919, d. 31 Mar 1996

• Birth*: Judith Lee Riddle was born on 27 November 1950 at Princeton, Mercer Co, New Jersey.^1,2
• She was the daughter of Donald Husted Riddle and Leah Gallagher.
• Death*: Judith Lee Riddle died on 31 May 1999 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co, Pennsylvania, at age 48 from injuries suffered during a traffic accident.³
• Comment: Judith Lee and Susan Lee Riddle were identical twins.^3,1
• Went By: Judith Lee Riddle was known as 'Judy.³'

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Ruth Elizabeth Riddle

• Father*: William Ewing Riddle b. 6 Jun 1894, d. 25 Apr 1948
• Foster Mother*: Ruth Elizabeth Husted b. 31 Jan 1895, d. May 1978

• Birth*: Ruth Elizabeth Riddle was born on 5 October 1923 at Bronx, New York, Bronx Co, New York.^1,2
• She was the daughter of William Ewing Riddle and Ruth Elizabeth Husted.
• Marriage*: Ruth Elizabeth Riddle married John Patterson Greenleaf, son of Frank Greenleaf Jr and Elizabeth Vaughn Paterson.^1,2
• Marriage*: Ruth Elizabeth Riddle married Robert Carhardt.³
• Death*: Ruth Elizabeth Riddle died on 26 December 2006 at West Long Beach, Long Beach Township, Ocean Co, New Jersey, at age 83.¹
• Went By: Ruth Elizabeth Riddle was known as 'Betty.²'
• Married Name: Her married name was Greenleaf.^1,2
• Married Name: Her married name was Carhardt.³
• Comment: She was adopted.⁴

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

John Patterson Greenleaf

• Father*: Frank Greenleaf Jr
• Mother*: Elizabeth Vaughn Paterson

• Birth*: John Patterson Greenleaf was born on 19 August 1920 at Jersey City, Hudson Co, New Jersey.¹
• He was the son of Frank Greenleaf Jr and Elizabeth Vaughn Paterson.
• Marriage*: John Patterson Greenleaf married Ruth Elizabeth Riddle, daughter of William Ewing Riddle and Ruth Elizabeth Husted.^1,2
• Death*: John Patterson Greenleaf died on 31 January 1986 at Long Branch, Monmouth Co, New Jersey, at age 65.¹

Helen Elizabeth Fleck

• Father*: William Herbert Fleck
• Mother*: Mary Emma Crowther

• Birth*: Helen Elizabeth Fleck was born on 18 October 1908 at Jenkintown Borough, Abington Township, Montgomery Co, Pennsylvania.^1,2
• She was the daughter of William Herbert Fleck and Mary Emma Crowther.
• Marriage*: Helen Elizabeth Fleck married Harvey Washington Riddle, son of George Washington Riddle and Mary Agnes Ewing, on 26 March 1932 at Jenkintown Borough, Abington Township, Montgomery Co, Pennsylvania.^1,2
• Death*: Helen Elizabeth Fleck died on 14 May 1994 at Garden Terrace Alzheimer's Center, 1600 South Potomoke, Aurora, Arapahoe Co, Colorado, at age 85.^1,2
• Burial*: She is buried (interred 28 May 1994) in the Green Mountain Cemetery, Boulder, Boulder Co, Colorado.²
• Comment: In Aug 1924, she took school trips to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and Washington, DC.²
• Married Name: As of 26 March 1932,her married name was Helen Elizabeth (Fleck) Riddle.³
• Comment: From before 1942 until 1951, Helen Elizabeth Fleck's family resided in Branford, Connecticut. At first, they lived on Palmer Road (from at least Jul 1942). In Jul/Aug 1948, they moved to 37 Wilford Avenue. In the summers (at least Jul 1946 and Jul 1947), they lived at 2nd Avenue & Bayberry Lane, Indian Neck.²
• Comment: In 1951, Helen Elizabeth Fleck's family moved to 141 Walnut St, Jenkintown Borough, Montgomery Co, Pennsylvania. They at first lived with her mother, Mary Emma (Crowther) Fleck, on Greenwood Ave. The family moved, within about six months, to the Walnut St house owned by Mary Fleck.²

Mary Elizabeth Riddle

• Father*: Harvey Washington Riddle b. 23 Feb 1907, d. 27 Jan 1973
• Mother*: Helen Elizabeth Fleck b. 18 Oct 1908, d. 14 May 1994

• Mary Elizabeth Riddle is the daughter of Harvey Washington Riddle and Helen Elizabeth Fleck.
• Marriage*: Mary Elizabeth Riddle married William Herbert Schmidt on 28 December 1956 at Jenkintown Borough, Abington Township, Montgomery Co, Pennsylvania, (minister: Rev. Bruce Barnes).¹
• Divorce*: Mary Elizabeth Riddle and William Herbert Schmidt were divorced circa 1974 at Brattleboro, Windham Co, Vermont.²

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

William Herbert Schmidt

• Marriage*: William Herbert Schmidt married Mary Elizabeth Riddle, daughter of Harvey Washington Riddle and Helen Elizabeth Fleck, on 28 December 1956 at Jenkintown Borough, Abington Township, Montgomery Co, Pennsylvania, (minister: Rev. Bruce Barnes).¹
• Divorce*: William Herbert Schmidt and Mary Elizabeth Riddle were divorced circa 1974 at Brattleboro, Windham Co, Vermont.²

Susan Elizabeth Schmidt

• Father*: William Herbert Schmidt
• Mother*: Mary Elizabeth Riddle

• Susan Elizabeth Schmidt is the daughter of William Herbert Schmidt and Mary Elizabeth Riddle.
• Marriage*: Susan Elizabeth Schmidt married Anthony Saudray Harrington on 24 June 1986 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, California.¹

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Anthony Saudray Harrington

• Marriage*: Anthony Saudray Harrington married Susan Elizabeth Schmidt, daughter of William Herbert Schmidt and Mary Elizabeth Riddle, on 24 June 1986 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, California.¹

Paul William Schmidt

• Father*: William Herbert Schmidt
• Mother*: Mary Elizabeth Riddle

• Paul William Schmidt is the son of William Herbert Schmidt and Mary Elizabeth Riddle.
• Marriage*: Paul William Schmidt married Rebecca Ann Hilley on 13 June 1992 at Scarsdale, Westchester Co, New York.¹
• Divorce*: Paul and Rebecca were divorced in 2001 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, Utah.¹
• Marriage*: Paul William Schmidt married Kathleen Ann Morgan on 19 September 2004 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, Utah.²

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)

Rebecca Ann Hilley

• Marriage*: Rebecca Ann Hilley married Paul William Schmidt, son of William Herbert Schmidt and Mary Elizabeth Riddle, on 13 June 1992 at Scarsdale, Westchester Co, New York.¹
• Divorce*: Rebecca and Paul were divorced in 2001 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co, Utah.¹
• Marriage*: Rebecca Ann Hilley married Mark Eaton on 21 July 2005 at their home, Silver Creek, Summit Co, Utah.¹

Wyatt Stockton Schmidt

• Father*: Paul William Schmidt
• Mother*: Rebecca Ann Hilley

• Wyatt Stockton Schmidt is the son of Paul William Schmidt and Rebecca Ann Hilley.

• Charts: James Ewing of Inch - Descendants (Full), James Ewing, Squire (1733-1825) - Descendants (Full)