William Armstrong 22 a laborer, appears on the 1860 census, Wheeling, VA with parents Mary 55 and John W 70, a laborer, and siblings Andrew 20, a carter, and Mary 15 operator in cotton factory.
They reside next to household of his brother John Simpson Armstrong, 33, a carpenter, and his wife Mary Ann (Wright) 33, born Ireland and their children John W, Margaret B and Mathew 3.
William served in Civil War, Union, Private, Company F, 1st Reg VA/WV Infantry.
He enlisted May 16, 1861 for 3 mons in Capt Park's Company Foot Volunteers. Since his stone has dates 1861-64, he may have served in a different Company and Reg after initial 3 mons.
William and Mary appear on the 1870 census, Wheeling, where he works in brick yard and with their children Mannie 5, James 4 and Anna E 1.
The 1880 census, Wheeling, finds William S a teamster and Mary with their children Minnie 15, James 13, Annie 11, Ella 3 and William born in April.
Transit permit for his body from Irondale, Jefferson County, Ohio via train to Bridgeport Ohio, Jan 1, 1904 for burial in Peninsula Cemetery.
They reside next to household of his brother John Simpson Armstrong, 33, a carpenter, and his wife Mary Ann (Wright) 33, born Ireland and their children John W, Margaret B and Mathew 3.
William served in Civil War, Union, Private, Company F, 1st Reg VA/WV Infantry.
He enlisted May 16, 1861 for 3 mons in Capt Park's Company Foot Volunteers. Since his stone has dates 1861-64, he may have served in a different Company and Reg after initial 3 mons.
William and Mary appear on the 1870 census, Wheeling, where he works in brick yard and with their children Mannie 5, James 4 and Anna E 1.
The 1880 census, Wheeling, finds William S a teamster and Mary with their children Minnie 15, James 13, Annie 11, Ella 3 and William born in April.
Transit permit for his body from Irondale, Jefferson County, Ohio via train to Bridgeport Ohio, Jan 1, 1904 for burial in Peninsula Cemetery.
William Armstrong 22 a laborer, appears on the 1860 census, Wheeling, VA with parents Mary 55 and John W 70, a laborer, and siblings Andrew 20, a carter, and Mary 15 operator in cotton factory.
They reside next to household of his brother John Simpson Armstrong, 33, a carpenter, and his wife Mary Ann (Wright) 33, born Ireland and their children John W, Margaret B and Mathew 3.
William served in Civil War, Union, Private, Company F, 1st Reg VA/WV Infantry.
He enlisted May 16, 1861 for 3 mons in Capt Park's Company Foot Volunteers. Since his stone has dates 1861-64, he may have served in a different Company and Reg after initial 3 mons.
William and Mary appear on the 1870 census, Wheeling, where he works in brick yard and with their children Mannie 5, James 4 and Anna E 1.
The 1880 census, Wheeling, finds William S a teamster and Mary with their children Minnie 15, James 13, Annie 11, Ella 3 and William born in April.
Transit permit for his body from Irondale, Jefferson County, Ohio via train to Bridgeport Ohio, Jan 1, 1904 for burial in Peninsula Cemetery.
They reside next to household of his brother John Simpson Armstrong, 33, a carpenter, and his wife Mary Ann (Wright) 33, born Ireland and their children John W, Margaret B and Mathew 3.
William served in Civil War, Union, Private, Company F, 1st Reg VA/WV Infantry.
He enlisted May 16, 1861 for 3 mons in Capt Park's Company Foot Volunteers. Since his stone has dates 1861-64, he may have served in a different Company and Reg after initial 3 mons.
William and Mary appear on the 1870 census, Wheeling, where he works in brick yard and with their children Mannie 5, James 4 and Anna E 1.
The 1880 census, Wheeling, finds William S a teamster and Mary with their children Minnie 15, James 13, Annie 11, Ella 3 and William born in April.
Transit permit for his body from Irondale, Jefferson County, Ohio via train to Bridgeport Ohio, Jan 1, 1904 for burial in Peninsula Cemetery.
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