Albert Gallatin Riddle was a nineteenth-century American politician and lawyer who served his country during a pivotal era in United States history. Born in 1816, Riddle established a career in law before entering public service. He is most notably recognized for his tenure as a U.S. Representative, representing the state of Ohio.
Riddle's term in the House of Representatives spanned from 1861 to 1863, coinciding with the onset of the American Civil War. Following his single term in office, he continued his work within the legal profession. He passed away in 1902, leaving behind a legacy defined by his civic contributions during the mid-nineteenth century.
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