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John Ridlon

Birth2 January 1781 - Saco, York, Maine, USA
Death5 June 1826 - Clarendon, Rutland, Vermont, USA
MotherElizabeth Field
FatherMatthias Ridley

Born in Saco, York, Maine, USA on 2 January 1781 to Matthias Ridley and Elizabeth Field. John Ridlon married Tabitha Eddy and had 14 children. He passed away on 5 June 1826 in Clarendon, Rutland, Vermont, USA.

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Parents
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Matthias Ridley
1749 - 1837
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Elizabeth Field
1750 - 1779
Spouse(s)
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Tabitha Eddy
1784 - 1875
Children Show all
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Betsy Ridlon
1804 - 1890
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Noel Potter Ridlon
1813 - 1866
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Jonathan F Ridlon
1806 - 1875
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Amanda Almira Ridlon
1815 - 1909
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Loretta P. Ridlon
1821 - 1903
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Alma Ridlon
1808 - 1812
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John Hollis Ridlon
1818 - 1901
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Thomas Ridlon
1810 - 1890
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John Hollis Ridlon
1810 - 1834
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Amanda Ridlon
1815 - Unknown
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Anna Eddy
Unknown - Unknown
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Thomas Ridlon
Unknown - Unknown
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Artemas Meade Ridlon
1822 - 1861
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Rebecca Ridlon
1823 - 1910

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