Mary Elizabeth (Hickman) Ryder (abt. 1839)

Born about 1839 in Bath, Virginia, United States

Wife of Stuart Slaven Ryder — married 9 Aug 1884 in Bath, Virginia, United States

Biography

Elizabeth (Hickman) Ryder

• When Mary Elizabeth Hickman was born about 1839, in Bath, Virginia, United States, her father, William Roger Hickman, was 26 and her mother, Martha Ann Lockeridge, was 23. She married Stuart Slaven Ryder on 7 August 1884, in Bath, Virginia, United States.

She lived in Virginia, United States in 1870 and Warm Springs, Bath, Virginia, United States in 1880. She died after 1903, in Bath, Virginia, United States, at the age of 64 plus years .

Staunton Spectator August 26, 1884 / Letter from Bath Comity

Find A Grave memorial page for Rev Stuart Slaven “SS” Ryder (2 Jun 1823–2 Jan 1903), Find A Grave: -- Jackson's River, Bath County, Va., August 10th, 1884. Editor Spectator: Seeing you had a correspondent from this county made me a little slow to write. I shall venture, however, to send you the following items: On the 9th day of August, Rev. S. S. Ryder was married to Miss Lizzie Hickman, both of this county. Officiating minister, Rev. Mr. Ruff, of Highland.

Find A Grave memorial page for Rev Stuart Slaven “SS” Ryder (2 Jun 1823–2 Jan 1903), Find A Grave: --- " Rev. Stuart S. Ryder died of pneumonia, at his home near Mt. Grove in Bath county on last Saturday, aged 79 years and 7 months. [on 2 Jan 1903] ...Mr. Ryder leaves no children, but a wife, one brother Aaron Ryder of Frost, W.Va., and two or three brothers in the West. ... Mr. Ryder's first wife was a daughter of Andrew Lockridge, late of Jacksons river and the one who survives him was Miss Lizzie Hickman. [who died after 2 Jan 1903] He was born at the old Lightner homestead near Valley Center, now owned by Mr. Anthony Lighter.

Sources

• Staunton Spectator August 26, 1884 / Letter from Bath Comity

• Find A Grave memorial page for Rev Stuart Slaven “SS” Ryder (2 Jun 1823–2 Jan 1903), Find A Grave:

Acknowledgements

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