FATHER: Isaac William Riddle {1777-1861}
MOTHER: Anna Griswold (1774-1856)

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John was a Baptist Minister, then Converted to the LDS faith.
John and first wife Elizabeth Stewart arrived in the Salt Lake Valley, with the James Pace Company in Sept. 1850.

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Wives Familysearch has for John:
* Elizabeth Wilson Stewart: 1803-1878
Married: 22 Dec. 1822 Kentucky
. Jane Nobel (1803-1888)
Married: 10 Oct. 1852 Salt Lake City, Utah
* Abigail Campbell 1818-1900
Married: Ogden, Weber, Utah 1852
. Susannah Evered Quantrille (1799-1887)
Married: 11 Dec. 1853 Salt Lake City, Utah ** Sarah Carr Tracey Wardell Riddle (1815-?)
Married: Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah 1856.
. Jane Thomas (1846-
Married: July 1866
. Eliza Bramwich Riddle Lee (1834-1907}
Married: 1868 North Ogden, Weber, Utah.

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*Ogden, Weber, Utah Territory in the 1860 census.
Jno Riddle 56 Farmer
with Wives Sarah 45 and Abigail 40
Son: Jno T. 20--Joseph 15--{Children of wife Elizabeth}
Son: Jno 8 {Son of wife Jane Noble}
--Christiana 5--Julia A 3 {Daughters of wife Abigail}.

--Wife Sarah's Daugther
Sarah Holt 16 is with her husband right next door. Wm. A. Oat {Holt} 18 is listed as servant. This fits with the history William A. wrote.
--Wife Elizabeth's daughter Evaline Grover 24 is right next door.
*Ogden, Weber, Utah Territory in the 1870 census.
John Riddle 66 with wife Lizzie 36
Lizzie's daughters: Harriet 9 and Amelda 8
John and Lizzie's daughter Eliza 2
Wife Abigails daughters: Christine 15 and Juliann 13
NOTE: Christine and Juliann may be counted twice. THey are listed with Abbie Riddle 51 also in Ogden.
*CENSUS: 1880 Kanosh, Millard, Utah
John RIDDLE Self M M W 76 TN
Occ: Laborer Fa: VA Mo: SC
Eliza B. RIDDLE Wife F M W 46 TRINIDAD
Occ: Keeping House Fa: ENG Mo: ENG



SOURCES: Familysearch AFN: 5GB8-JLQ-Census-
Wife Sarah Tracey's son in law: states that his wife's mother was married to John Riddle after she left her first husband.
NOTE: Burial is a guess, because of place of death.


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