. Residenze coloniali del Maryland e del Delaware. 20, 1898, nell'ottantatantatre anno della sua età, e fu sepolto nel cimitero du Pont sulla banchina del Brandywine. 19 289 RESIDENZE COLONIALI DI DELAWARE Henry, un altro figlio di Henry Moore Ridgely, 15 aprile 1817, sposò Virginia Jenkins, ed ebbe i seguenti figli: Nicholas, nato il 13 dicembre 1820, sposò Mary H. Tilden, ed ebbe figli: Eugene, bornMay 4,1822, sposò Mary A. Mifflin, di Filadelfia; Wilhemina Moore, nata il 27 maggio 1827, sposò Alex-ander Johnson; Edward, nato il 30 gennaio 1831, sposò Elizabeth Comegys, ed ebbe figli; Harriet,

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. Colonial mansions of Maryland and Delaware. 20, 1898, in the eighty-third year of her age, and was buried in the du Pont cemetery on the banksof the Brandywine. 19 289 COLONIAL MANSIONS OF DELAWARE Henry, another son of Henry Moore Ridgely, bornApril 15, 1817, married Virginia Jenkins, and had thefollowing children: Nicholas, born December 13, 1820, married Mary H. Tilden, and had issue: Eugene, bornMay 4, 1822, married Mary A. Mifflin, of Philadelphia;Wilhemina Moore, born May 27, 1827, married Alex-ander Johnson; Edward, born January 30, 1831, married Elizabeth Comegys, and had issue; Harriet, who married Dr. D. A. Harrison; Edward, who diedyoung; Sarah; and Henry, who married Mabel LloydFisher. Henry Bidgely, Jr., a son of this last union, andseventh in descent from the founder of the family, isthe present occupant of the Ridgely House, of Dover, and continues the family tradition of either law ormedicine by being a follower of the former profession. STEWART HOUSE NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE VAN DYKE—DU PONT—JANVIER—LAMBSON-STEWART. ^CROSS Delaware Avenue fromthe Amstel House, New Castle, Delaware, is the David StewartHouse, a quaint and charming oldmansion built by Governor VanDyke for his son, Senator VanDyke, about the beginning of thenineteenth century. It is three stories in height and thefront doorway is approached by a high flight of brown-stone steps. Dr. David Stewart, the present owner andoccupant, is the fifth of his name in New Castle and thefifth of his name to be a physician. The house is simple in exterior and is more attractivefor its charm of aspect than for pretension of size ordesign. The rooms of the interior have lofty ceilings, are well lighted and have good proportions. Down-stairs there is a quantity of fine wood-carving in a floraldesign, especially in the dining-room. A broad hallruns from the front door to the back of the house. Senator Van Dyke, for whom the mansion wasbuilt, was born in 1770 in his fathers home, the AmstelHouse. He was educa

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