On February 24, 1851 as Charles Ridgely, he married Margaret S. Howard at Baltimore, Maryland.
Historic Graves of Maryland and The District of Columbia with the inscriptions appearing on the tombstones in most of the counties of the State and in Washington and Georgetown, edited under the auspices of the Maryland Society of the Colonial Dames of America, by Helen W. Ridgely, Published by The Grafton Press, 1908 has his year of birth as 1838.
Times-Picayune Sunday, April 14, 1872
New Orleans, Louisiana
Death of a Distinguished Marylander
Mr. Charles Ridgely, of Hampton, near Towsontown, Maryland, died at the city of Rome, on the 28th or 29th of March, of typhoid fever, in the bloom of life, being in his forty-third year. He was an only son of John and Eliza Ridgely, whose remains now lie in the family vault upon Hampton, with those of his grandfather, General Charles Ridgely, who was Governor of Maryland in 1815. Mr. Ridgely had married Miss Margaret Howard, a granddaughter of General John Eager Howard, of revolutionary fame, who was also Governor of Maryland in 1788. He was thus connected with the first families of the State. Mr. Ridgely inherited from his father and mother a princely fortune, amounting to about five hundred thousand dollars, a portion of which comprises about five thousand acres of land, nearly all of it in that immediate locality.
Colonial Families Of The Southern States Of America by Stella Pickett Hardy, Tobias A. Wright, New York, 1911.
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton, Baltimore County, Maryland, born March 22, 1830, at Hampton; died March 29, 1872, in Rome, Italy; married Margaret Sophia Howard, born September 24, 1824; daughter of James and Sophia Gough (Ridgely) Howard.
Issue:
John, born December 22, 1851; of whom later.
Charles, born July 18, 1853; died May 10, 1873.
Howard, born January 7, 1855; married October 19, 1881, Helen Morris Tucker.
Otho Eichelberger, born January 30, 1856; married February 6, 1878, Henrietta Stewart Thomas, daughter of Charles and Maria Ridgely (Pue) Thomas, granddaughter of Dr. Tristam and Mary Frances (Goldsborough) Thomas, of Easton, Maryland and had issue.
Juliana Elizabeth Howard, married October 7, 1884, John Southgate Yeaton and had issue.
Edgar, born October 11, 1863; died August 14, 1864.
Eliza, untraced.
Margaretta Sophia, who is an enthused Missionary to Liberia, Africa.
Historic Graves of Maryland and The District of Columbia with the inscriptions appearing on the tombstones in most of the counties of the State and in Washington and Georgetown, edited under the auspices of the Maryland Society of the Colonial Dames of America, by Helen W. Ridgely, Published by The Grafton Press, 1908 has his year of birth as 1838.
Times-Picayune Sunday, April 14, 1872
New Orleans, Louisiana
Death of a Distinguished Marylander
Mr. Charles Ridgely, of Hampton, near Towsontown, Maryland, died at the city of Rome, on the 28th or 29th of March, of typhoid fever, in the bloom of life, being in his forty-third year. He was an only son of John and Eliza Ridgely, whose remains now lie in the family vault upon Hampton, with those of his grandfather, General Charles Ridgely, who was Governor of Maryland in 1815. Mr. Ridgely had married Miss Margaret Howard, a granddaughter of General John Eager Howard, of revolutionary fame, who was also Governor of Maryland in 1788. He was thus connected with the first families of the State. Mr. Ridgely inherited from his father and mother a princely fortune, amounting to about five hundred thousand dollars, a portion of which comprises about five thousand acres of land, nearly all of it in that immediate locality.
Colonial Families Of The Southern States Of America by Stella Pickett Hardy, Tobias A. Wright, New York, 1911.
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton, Baltimore County, Maryland, born March 22, 1830, at Hampton; died March 29, 1872, in Rome, Italy; married Margaret Sophia Howard, born September 24, 1824; daughter of James and Sophia Gough (Ridgely) Howard.
Issue:
John, born December 22, 1851; of whom later.
Charles, born July 18, 1853; died May 10, 1873.
Howard, born January 7, 1855; married October 19, 1881, Helen Morris Tucker.
Otho Eichelberger, born January 30, 1856; married February 6, 1878, Henrietta Stewart Thomas, daughter of Charles and Maria Ridgely (Pue) Thomas, granddaughter of Dr. Tristam and Mary Frances (Goldsborough) Thomas, of Easton, Maryland and had issue.
Juliana Elizabeth Howard, married October 7, 1884, John Southgate Yeaton and had issue.
Edgar, born October 11, 1863; died August 14, 1864.
Eliza, untraced.
Margaretta Sophia, who is an enthused Missionary to Liberia, Africa.
On February 24, 1851 as Charles Ridgely, he married Margaret S. Howard at Baltimore, Maryland.
Historic Graves of Maryland and The District of Columbia with the inscriptions appearing on the tombstones in most of the counties of the State and in Washington and Georgetown, edited under the auspices of the Maryland Society of the Colonial Dames of America, by Helen W. Ridgely, Published by The Grafton Press, 1908 has his year of birth as 1838.
Times-Picayune Sunday, April 14, 1872
New Orleans, Louisiana
Death of a Distinguished Marylander
Mr. Charles Ridgely, of Hampton, near Towsontown, Maryland, died at the city of Rome, on the 28th or 29th of March, of typhoid fever, in the bloom of life, being in his forty-third year. He was an only son of John and Eliza Ridgely, whose remains now lie in the family vault upon Hampton, with those of his grandfather, General Charles Ridgely, who was Governor of Maryland in 1815. Mr. Ridgely had married Miss Margaret Howard, a granddaughter of General John Eager Howard, of revolutionary fame, who was also Governor of Maryland in 1788. He was thus connected with the first families of the State. Mr. Ridgely inherited from his father and mother a princely fortune, amounting to about five hundred thousand dollars, a portion of which comprises about five thousand acres of land, nearly all of it in that immediate locality.
Colonial Families Of The Southern States Of America by Stella Pickett Hardy, Tobias A. Wright, New York, 1911.
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton, Baltimore County, Maryland, born March 22, 1830, at Hampton; died March 29, 1872, in Rome, Italy; married Margaret Sophia Howard, born September 24, 1824; daughter of James and Sophia Gough (Ridgely) Howard.
Issue:
John, born December 22, 1851; of whom later.
Charles, born July 18, 1853; died May 10, 1873.
Howard, born January 7, 1855; married October 19, 1881, Helen Morris Tucker.
Otho Eichelberger, born January 30, 1856; married February 6, 1878, Henrietta Stewart Thomas, daughter of Charles and Maria Ridgely (Pue) Thomas, granddaughter of Dr. Tristam and Mary Frances (Goldsborough) Thomas, of Easton, Maryland and had issue.
Juliana Elizabeth Howard, married October 7, 1884, John Southgate Yeaton and had issue.
Edgar, born October 11, 1863; died August 14, 1864.
Eliza, untraced.
Margaretta Sophia, who is an enthused Missionary to Liberia, Africa.
Historic Graves of Maryland and The District of Columbia with the inscriptions appearing on the tombstones in most of the counties of the State and in Washington and Georgetown, edited under the auspices of the Maryland Society of the Colonial Dames of America, by Helen W. Ridgely, Published by The Grafton Press, 1908 has his year of birth as 1838.
Times-Picayune Sunday, April 14, 1872
New Orleans, Louisiana
Death of a Distinguished Marylander
Mr. Charles Ridgely, of Hampton, near Towsontown, Maryland, died at the city of Rome, on the 28th or 29th of March, of typhoid fever, in the bloom of life, being in his forty-third year. He was an only son of John and Eliza Ridgely, whose remains now lie in the family vault upon Hampton, with those of his grandfather, General Charles Ridgely, who was Governor of Maryland in 1815. Mr. Ridgely had married Miss Margaret Howard, a granddaughter of General John Eager Howard, of revolutionary fame, who was also Governor of Maryland in 1788. He was thus connected with the first families of the State. Mr. Ridgely inherited from his father and mother a princely fortune, amounting to about five hundred thousand dollars, a portion of which comprises about five thousand acres of land, nearly all of it in that immediate locality.
Colonial Families Of The Southern States Of America by Stella Pickett Hardy, Tobias A. Wright, New York, 1911.
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton, Baltimore County, Maryland, born March 22, 1830, at Hampton; died March 29, 1872, in Rome, Italy; married Margaret Sophia Howard, born September 24, 1824; daughter of James and Sophia Gough (Ridgely) Howard.
Issue:
John, born December 22, 1851; of whom later.
Charles, born July 18, 1853; died May 10, 1873.
Howard, born January 7, 1855; married October 19, 1881, Helen Morris Tucker.
Otho Eichelberger, born January 30, 1856; married February 6, 1878, Henrietta Stewart Thomas, daughter of Charles and Maria Ridgely (Pue) Thomas, granddaughter of Dr. Tristam and Mary Frances (Goldsborough) Thomas, of Easton, Maryland and had issue.
Juliana Elizabeth Howard, married October 7, 1884, John Southgate Yeaton and had issue.
Edgar, born October 11, 1863; died August 14, 1864.
Eliza, untraced.
Margaretta Sophia, who is an enthused Missionary to Liberia, Africa.
Inscription
Charles Ridgely of H.
son of John & Eliza E. Ridgely
born March 22, 1838
died at Rome, Italy
on Good Friday, March 29, 1872
Family Members
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