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Maud Ray Ridley
Address: Washington D.C.
Date: 1908
Postcard portrait taken at age 17 and addressed to her father. Text on reverse: "Taken July 22, 1908, Age 17 years 2 months 22 days. Your Only Child, Maud."
Maud Ray Ridley
Address: Philadelphia, Pa
Date: 1911 ca.
Portrait as a young woman seated, wearing a hat and traveling clothes.
Thomas Ortiga and Maud Ridley, marriage certificate
Address: Philadelphia, Pa.
Date: 1919-07-21
They were married in St. Simon the Cyrenian Episcopal Church.
William H. Ridley
Address: Media (Pa.)
Date: 1991
1991 commemoration of his admittance to the Delaware County Bar Association. Judges and members of the Bar in attendance.
William H Ridley
Newspaper article about his admission to the Philadelphia Bar, as reported in the Philadelphia Tribune.
History of the Mt. Zion Lodge
Address: Media, Pa.
Date: 1920 ca.
History of the Mt. Zion Lodge in Media, Pa. written by Cornelius Ridley.
Boonie Doon Plantation
Address: Southhampton County, VA
Date: 1999 ca.
The dilapidated Bonnie Doon plantation house in Southhampton County, Va., from which Cornelius Ridley ran away in 1862.
Ridley Family Members
Address: Southhampton County, VA
Date: 1999 ca.
Family gathering in Southhampton County, VA, near the Bonnie Doon Plantation.
Sam Lemon and Kris Yarnall Sibinga
Date: 2001
Sam Lemon, great great grandson of Cornelius and Martha Jane Ridley, with Kris Yarnall Sibinga, at the installation of the headstone for Cornelius and Martha Jane at Eden Cemetery 2001. Kris Sibinga is a direct descendant of Issac and Elizabeth…
Reverend William Henry Lemon
Rev. William Henry Lemon (Jan. 15, 1886 - July 1966) was born in Woods Crossroads, Petsworth Parish, in Gloucester County, Virginia. Rev. Henry Lemon (he generally referred to himself as "Henry" Lemon, ignoring his first name, "William") was the…
Martha Jane Parham
Address: not known
Date: 1858 ca.
She lived from 1840 to 1919. She escaped from John Y. Mason's Fortsville Plantation with two of her children and her brother Andison Parham and his daughter. They fled to the Union army as it passed Fortsville plantation on the way to Petersburg in…
