The name Waddell is often found spelled Waddle in early records. It seems to have become spelled Waddell in the 1860s.
Parents: John Waddle and Hannah Baker
Sibling-Margaret Waddell Bonsall (FAG #27554389)
Spouse: Phebe Haycock/Heacock, married abt 3 September 1835.
Occupation: farmer, butcher
Obit summary from the Delaware County Republican December 23, 1859:
Maris Waddle, of Middletown, and his brother-in-law were returning from market during a violent storm when his wagon upset in Rockdale.The wagon fell down a ten foot embankment and fell upon him, killing him.
Parents: John Waddle and Hannah Baker
Sibling-Margaret Waddell Bonsall (FAG #27554389)
Spouse: Phebe Haycock/Heacock, married abt 3 September 1835.
Occupation: farmer, butcher
Obit summary from the Delaware County Republican December 23, 1859:
Maris Waddle, of Middletown, and his brother-in-law were returning from market during a violent storm when his wagon upset in Rockdale.The wagon fell down a ten foot embankment and fell upon him, killing him.
The name Waddell is often found spelled Waddle in early records. It seems to have become spelled Waddell in the 1860s.
Parents: John Waddle and Hannah Baker
Sibling-Margaret Waddell Bonsall (FAG #27554389)
Spouse: Phebe Haycock/Heacock, married abt 3 September 1835.
Occupation: farmer, butcher
Obit summary from the Delaware County Republican December 23, 1859:
Maris Waddle, of Middletown, and his brother-in-law were returning from market during a violent storm when his wagon upset in Rockdale.The wagon fell down a ten foot embankment and fell upon him, killing him.
Parents: John Waddle and Hannah Baker
Sibling-Margaret Waddell Bonsall (FAG #27554389)
Spouse: Phebe Haycock/Heacock, married abt 3 September 1835.
Occupation: farmer, butcher
Obit summary from the Delaware County Republican December 23, 1859:
Maris Waddle, of Middletown, and his brother-in-law were returning from market during a violent storm when his wagon upset in Rockdale.The wagon fell down a ten foot embankment and fell upon him, killing him.
