John Vincent RIDDLEAge: 79 years1838–1917
- Name
- John Vincent RIDDLE
- Given names
- John Vincent
- Surname
- RIDDLE
![]() | calculated 1838 Source: Emails - Trin Truscett Citation details: 5 November 2012 |
![]() | Charlotte Mary Matilda MAUNSELL — View this family June 2, 1868 (Age 30 years) Publication: Manning Wallamba Family History Society Inc; Taree, NSW;2004 Citation details: 1238 |
![]() #1 | Blanch Isabel RIDDLE about 1869 (Age 31 years) Citation details: 12472/1869 RIDDLE BLANCH I JOHN V CHARLOTTE M M MANNING RIVER |
![]() #2 | George Vero Vincent RIDDLE about 1870 (Age 32 years) Citation details: 11612/1870 RIDDLE GEORGE VERO V JOHN VINCENT CHARLOTTE M M MANNING RIVER |
![]() #3 | Frederick William RIDDLE about 1872 (Age 34 years) Citation details: 1872/718 Riddle Fredrick William Charlotte Matilda Mary John Vincent |
![]() #4 | Jasper Samuel RIDDLE about 1873 (Age 35 years) Citation details: 1873/30064 Riddle Japser Samuel Charlotte Matilda Mary John Vincent |
![]() #5 | Albert Oswald RIDDLE January 30, 1884 (Age 46 years) Citation details: 1884/9298 Riddle Albert Oswald Charlotte Matilda Mary John Vincent Source: Emails - Trin Truscett Citation details: 5 November 2012 Text: BIRTH. RIDDLE. On the 30th January, at Waihi, the wife of J. Vincent Riddle, of a son. |
![]() | Albert Oswald RIDDLE March 10, 1902 – 22:00 (Age 64 years) Citation details: 1902/1351 Riddle Albert Oswald 18Y Source: Emails - Trin Truscett Citation details: 5 November 2012 Text: === DEATH ===Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7408, 11 March 1902, Page 2 DEATH. RIDDLE. At Waihi, Normanby, on 10th inst., Albert Oswald, youngest son of J. Vincent Riddle; aged 18 years. NEWS AND NOTES, Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue 7414, 18 March 1902, Page 2 Albert Oswald Riddle died, aged 18, at his father's residence, Waihi, at 10 p.m. on Monday, March 10th. He was apparently in the best of health till a few days preceding his death, when he appeared to be suffering from a slight bilious attack. On Monday morning his symptoms caused anxiety to his parents, who called in Dr. Westenra. In the afternoon, Dr Scott was called in consultation with Dr Westenra, but nothing could be done, and Oswald died of spinal meningitis at 10 p.m. He was one whose cheerful disposition endeared him to all with whom he came in contact, and the deepest sympathy is felt throughout the district for the family in its sad and sudden bereavement. The Rev. J. A. Jacob read the burial service. |
![]() | George Vero Vincent RIDDLE — Emma GOODLAND — View this family Type: Religious marriage September 24, 1903 (Age 65 years)Address: English Church Citation details: 1903/3080 Emma Goodland George Vero Vincent Riddle Source: Emails - Trin Truscett Citation details: 5 November 2012 Text: Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLVI, Issue 7802, 26 September 1903, Page 2 NORMANBY. Wedding Bells. On Thursday last a very pleasing ceremony, and one that usually causes a keen interest to be in evidence, especially amongst the fair sex, came off at the English Church, when Mr V. Riddle, son of Mr J. V. Riddle, of Waiti, was married to Miss Emma Goodland, daughter of Mr W. Goodland, of the Boylan Road. The Church was nicely decorated for the occasion and there was a large gathering offriends of both families. Miss. N. Goodland and Miss Greaves acted as bridesmaids, and Mr J. Riddle and Mr F. Fantham as best man and groomsman respectively. The happy couple left for Wanganu on their honeymoon, and they carried with them the good wishes of their many friends in the district, who with them health, prosperity, and a long life in their wedded career. |
![]() | Jasper Samuel RIDDLE October 18, 1917 (Age 79 years) Citation details: 1918/23686 Riddle Jasper Samuel NR Source: Emails - Trin Truscett Citation details: 5 Novembner 2012 Text: Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXIV, 2 November 1917, Page 4 DIED OF WOUNDS. PRIVATE JASPER RIDDLE. With very great regret we have to record the death from wounds of Jasper Riddle, of Normanby, son of Mr and Mrs F. W. Riddle. Private Riddle was very well known all over the district. Until the time he left with the Reinforcements he had been chairman of directors of the Normanby Dairy Company. He was always keenly interested in Anglican Church work in Normanby, and had been a churchwarden there for many years. Some years ago he was one of Taranaki's leading Rugby footballers and represented this province on more than one occasion. The deepest sympathy will be felt throughout the district for his parents and relations. [Note: This may be incorrect. Although this says he is the son of F W Riddle, Frederick William Riddle did not marry until either 1897 or 1913 and any children whose birth may not be registered in New Zealand would be too young to be serving in WWI.] |
![]() | December 15, 1917 (Age 79 years) Source: Emails - Trin Truscett Citation details: 5 November 2012 Text: Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXXV, 17 December 1917, Page 4 DEATH. RIDDLE. At Waihi, on Saturday, December 15th, 1917, John Vincent, dearly beloved husband of Charlotte Riddle, of Waihi, after a short illness; aged 79 years. Deeply regretted. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXXV, 17 December 1917, Page 4 NORMANBY. Death of Mr J. V. Riddle. A very old and respected resident in the person of Mr J. V. Riddle, of Waihi, Normanby, passed away on Saturday after a short illness. The deceased gentleman came to Normanby in the early days with the Armed Constabulary, and saw service during the native troubles, and on the break-up of the Waihi camp he entered into farming pursuits on the Government reserve there, and has continued to reside there since. Some few weeks ago Mr Riddle lost a son in France, and this sad event seems to have accentuated an old heart trouble, and despite medical aid Mr Riddle passed away at about noon on Saturday last. The deceased, who was of a quiet and retiring disposition, and did not take a great part in local matters, was much respected by all who knew him for his straightforwardness and upright character. He is survived by his widow and daughter and two sons, Messrs Vero Riddle, of Okaiawa, and Fred. W. Riddle, of Normanby. The very deepest sympathy is expressed for them in their recent sad bereavement. The funeral will take place at Waihi Cemetery tomorrow (Tuesday), at 2 p.m. Citation details: 1917/7902 Riddle John Vincent 79Y |
Family with Charlotte Mary Matilda MAUNSELL |
himself |
John Vincent RIDDLE Birth: calculated 1838 Death: December 15, 1917 — Waihi, New Zealand |
wife |
Birth: calculated 1846 37 35 — Ireland Death: June 7, 1930 — Woollahra, New South Wales, Australia |
Marriage: June 2, 1868 — Manning River District (Taree), New South Wales, Australia |
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19 months daughter |
Blanch Isabel RIDDLE Birth: about 1869 31 23 — Manning River District (Taree), New South Wales, Australia Death: December 25, 1948 — Edgecliff, New South Wales, Australia |
2 years son |
George Vero Vincent RIDDLE Birth: about 1870 32 24 — Manning River District (Taree), New South Wales, Australia Death: about 1948 — New Zealand |
3 years son |
Frederick William RIDDLE Birth: about 1872 34 26 — New Zealand Death: about 1932 — New Zealand |
2 years son |
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11 years son |
Albert Oswald RIDDLE Birth: January 30, 1884 46 38 — Waihi, Normanby, New Zealand Death: March 10, 1902 — Waihi, Normanby, New Zealand |
Birth | Emails - Trin Truscett Citation details: 5 November 2012 |
Marriage | Pre 1860 Pioneer Register - Book 2 Publication: Manning Wallamba Family History Society Inc; Taree, NSW;2004 Citation details: 1238 |
Death | Emails - Trin Truscett Citation details: 5 November 2012 Text: Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXXV, 17 December 1917, Page 4 DEATH. RIDDLE. At Waihi, on Saturday, December 15th, 1917, John Vincent, dearly beloved husband of Charlotte Riddle, of Waihi, after a short illness; aged 79 years. Deeply regretted. Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXXXV, 17 December 1917, Page 4 NORMANBY. Death of Mr J. V. Riddle. A very old and respected resident in the person of Mr J. V. Riddle, of Waihi, Normanby, passed away on Saturday after a short illness. The deceased gentleman came to Normanby in the early days with the Armed Constabulary, and saw service during the native troubles, and on the break-up of the Waihi camp he entered into farming pursuits on the Government reserve there, and has continued to reside there since. Some few weeks ago Mr Riddle lost a son in France, and this sad event seems to have accentuated an old heart trouble, and despite medical aid Mr Riddle passed away at about noon on Saturday last. The deceased, who was of a quiet and retiring disposition, and did not take a great part in local matters, was much respected by all who knew him for his straightforwardness and upright character. He is survived by his widow and daughter and two sons, Messrs Vero Riddle, of Okaiawa, and Fred. W. Riddle, of Normanby. The very deepest sympathy is expressed for them in their recent sad bereavement. The funeral will take place at Waihi Cemetery tomorrow (Tuesday), at 2 p.m. |
Death | New Zealand Register of Births, Deaths and Marriages Citation details: 1917/7902 Riddle John Vincent 79Y |