Toby Riddle

1848–1920 (age 72)

Interpreter

Biography

Toby Riddle served with dignity as an interpreter, bridging cultural divides with patience and a deep respect for both her heritage and the people she served. Born in 1848, she devoted herself to guiding communication with grace, leaving a legacy of compassion and understanding for future generations.

Known also as a steward of community traditions, Toby’s memory endures through stories told at Chief Schonchin Cemetery, where her spirit continues to inspire respect for dialogue and the preservation of shared humanity.

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Also buried at Chief Schonchin Cemetery

Frank T. Riddle
1835–1906 (age 71)
Chief Schonchin Cemetery
Frank T. Riddle (1835-1906) was buried at Chief Schonchin Cemetery, suggesting possible Native American connections.
Old Schonchin
1797–1892 (age 95)
Chief Schonchin Cemetery
Old Schonchin was a Native American leader from Tule Lake who lived from 1797 to 1892.
Jennie Clinton
1859–1950 (age 91)
Chief Schonchin Cemetery
Jennie Clinton (1859-1950) of Tule Lake is buried at Chief Schonchin Cemetery.
Jeff C. Riddle
1862–1941 (age 79)
Chief Schonchin Cemetery
Jeff C. Riddle was a resident of Yreka who lived from 1862 to 1941.
Amanda Riddle
1863–1927 (age 64)
Chief Schonchin Cemetery
Amanda Riddle (1863-1927) was buried at Chief Schonchin Cemetery.
Chief Yellowhammer
1850–1915 (age 65)
Chief Schonchin Cemetery
Chief Yellowhammer was a Native American tribal leader of the Modoc people.