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Joseph Ryder

Birth16 Jan 1806 - West Riding, Yorkshire, England
Death24 Aug. 1868 - Hampton Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada
MotherAnn LAWSON
FatherThomas Ryder

Born in West Riding, Yorkshire, England on 16 Jan 1806 to Thomas Ryder and Ann LAWSON. Joseph Ryder married Huldah Clark and had 13 children. He passed away on 24 Aug. 1868 in Hampton Kings County, New Brunswick, Canada.

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Parents
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Thomas Ryder
1775 - 1835
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Ann Lawson
1780 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Huldah Clark
1813 - 1883
Children Show all
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Sarah A Ryder
1836 - Unknown
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Catherine Ryder
1843 - Unknown
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Richard Ryder
1853 - 1926
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John Henry Ryder
1838 - 1881
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Mary Jane Ryder
1851 - Unknown
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William C. Ryder
1832 - 1902
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Joseph Ryder Jr. Second
1840 - 1896
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Charlotte Rider
1843 - 1932
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Anna Anetta Ryder
1856 - Unknown
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Huldah Ryder
1846 - Unknown
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Elenor Ryder
1835 - Unknown
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Martha Elizabeth Ryder
1835 - Unknown
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Joseph Ryder
1831 - 1831

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