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Armstrong Bloodline References

1. Warranty Deed for cemetery plot in Coin, IA, Lot 2, Block 2, purchased by Frank Armstrong, 5 March 1907.
2. Death Certificate for George F. Armstrong dated 28 Dec. 1950.
3. 1840 US Census, Vermont, Ransom S. Armstrong, 021.
4. 1850 Federal Census, Vermont, Ransom S. Armstrong, 257.
5. 1900 Federal Census, Michigan, C. J. and Lillian Depew, 107.
6. 1900 Federal Census, North Dakota, Rolla S. Armstrong (son of Alva), 230.
7. Biography of Jerome Bonaparte Armstrong; "History of Page County, IA"; W. L. Kershaw, S. J. Clark
Publishing Co., Chicago, 1909.
8. Armstrong Clan Number 2130 printout prepared 17 Sep. 1994; contained information submitted by Mrs.
William H. West, La Habra, CA, Reta I. Phelps, Prineville, OR and M. Virginia Armstrong, Denver, CO. Partial
package copied – rest of printout in personal library.
9. Contributing Relatives – bloodline Armstrong descendents who have contributed to this Bloodline
narrative.
10. The Story of Siward Fairbairn of the Strong Arm; Excerpts from the Armstrong Surname Bulletin, Rocking
Chair Tales, by Irma Armstrong, 1977. From the Chronicles of the Armstrong’s.
11. Clan Map of Scotland.
12. Clan Armstrong - Wikipedia - online encyclopedia. Reformatted from web site and added for historical
perspective and definition of terms.
13. Border Reivers - Wikipedia - online encyclopedia. Reformatted from web site and added for historical
perspective definition of terms.
14. Letter from John A. Armstrong, Chairman of The Clan Armstrong Trust, dated 4 Nov. 1996.
15. The 10 Lairds of Mangerton - The Chronicles of the Armstrong’s w/references.
16. Scotch Irish Pioneers in Ulster and America, Charles Knowles Bolton, Boston 1910. (Personal Library).
17. Map of Ireland.
18. Map of Ulster.
19. Map of North Ireland.
20. Phelps and Armstrong typewritten family histories and descendent trees received from Judy Walgren by
unknown author. Cites Pittsfield and Northampton Libraries as sources of information.
21. Letters and attachments - first page appears to be page one of letter believed to have been written by
Carrie Armstrong Chermak for her father Henry Ransom Armstrong. Page two is final page of letter written
by Henry R. Armstrong in which he refers to his sister Harriet Haven Armstrong (Titus’) daughter, Mary.
Page 3 is excerpt from old family bible referenced in page 1. Page 4 is a typewritten version and nearly
identical to the hand-written family history received from Bill Spencer above. Page 5 is a family sheet of
Elliot Armstrong and family believed to have been prepared by Jerome B. Armstrong. Page 6 is a family
sheet of Spencer Armstrong and family believed to have been prepared by Henry R. Armstrong. Page 7 is a
hand-written pedigree chart of David Wing Armstrong and Rolla S. Armstrong from an unknown source (I
haven’t looked at this packet for awhile and I am not certain this was included in the original package I
received from Kaye). I have my doubts this could have been prepared by either Jerome B. or Henry R. as it
shows David Mansel as the oldest son of David Wing, which is incorrect. This person appears in several
other pedigree charts but personal and family member research have shown that this Armstrong is not a
son of David W. Originally received by Kaye Powell after receipt from James Mclaughlin of Chelsea, MI in
March 1994.
22. Irish Orangemen Summary.
23. Email from Kaye Powell, dated Nov.27, 1996 – South Bend, IN Armstrong’s and Westhaven, VT
information.

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