Mary G. Armstrong was the mother of Mary H. Woolsey, the wife of King S. Woolsey. King was known for his success fighting the Apaches in the Arizona Territory. Mary Armstrong burial plot is next to her son-in-law, King Woolsey.
According to marriage records in Morgan County, Georgia, Mary C. Johnson was married three times. Her first marriage was to Mark T. Jackson who she married September 6, 1828. After his death, she married Peterson Taylor on January 29, 1839. Following his death she married James Armstrong on February 14, 1850.
According to marriage records in Morgan County, Georgia, Mary C. Johnson was married three times. Her first marriage was to Mark T. Jackson who she married September 6, 1828. After his death, she married Peterson Taylor on January 29, 1839. Following his death she married James Armstrong on February 14, 1850.
Mary G. Armstrong was the mother of Mary H. Woolsey, the wife of King S. Woolsey. King was known for his success fighting the Apaches in the Arizona Territory. Mary Armstrong burial plot is next to her son-in-law, King Woolsey.
According to marriage records in Morgan County, Georgia, Mary C. Johnson was married three times. Her first marriage was to Mark T. Jackson who she married September 6, 1828. After his death, she married Peterson Taylor on January 29, 1839. Following his death she married James Armstrong on February 14, 1850.
According to marriage records in Morgan County, Georgia, Mary C. Johnson was married three times. Her first marriage was to Mark T. Jackson who she married September 6, 1828. After his death, she married Peterson Taylor on January 29, 1839. Following his death she married James Armstrong on February 14, 1850.
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