Enos was the son of William M. Armstrong and Fannie A. Williams. He married 3 times and fathered 5 children: m1 to Alice Rebecca Eaton with 2 children Arle M. and Eruth Marie Armstrong; m2 to Mary Jorgensen with 3 children Glen E., Bernice Bell and Irvin Ray Armstrong; and m3 to Effie Frances (Anderson) Moore.
ENOS MAYBERRIE ARMSTRONG was a man with a variety of occupations and talents. From time to time throughout the years he owned and operated restaurants, cleaning establishments and tailor shops. He was a song and dance man who has been described as the biggest tale-spinner who ever lived. His stories covered a wide range of topics including his participation in the Spanish-American War. He owned restaurants in Selma and Kingsburg, CA and formerly lived on Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley and on Dalton in Madera.
Photo was taken during the Spanish American War in 1898.
Memorials NOT linked in Find A Grave:
SON Glen E. Armstrong, Memorial# 42568453
ENOS MAYBERRIE ARMSTRONG was a man with a variety of occupations and talents. From time to time throughout the years he owned and operated restaurants, cleaning establishments and tailor shops. He was a song and dance man who has been described as the biggest tale-spinner who ever lived. His stories covered a wide range of topics including his participation in the Spanish-American War. He owned restaurants in Selma and Kingsburg, CA and formerly lived on Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley and on Dalton in Madera.
Photo was taken during the Spanish American War in 1898.
Memorials NOT linked in Find A Grave:
SON Glen E. Armstrong, Memorial# 42568453
Enos was the son of William M. Armstrong and Fannie A. Williams. He married 3 times and fathered 5 children: m1 to Alice Rebecca Eaton with 2 children Arle M. and Eruth Marie Armstrong; m2 to Mary Jorgensen with 3 children Glen E., Bernice Bell and Irvin Ray Armstrong; and m3 to Effie Frances (Anderson) Moore.
ENOS MAYBERRIE ARMSTRONG was a man with a variety of occupations and talents. From time to time throughout the years he owned and operated restaurants, cleaning establishments and tailor shops. He was a song and dance man who has been described as the biggest tale-spinner who ever lived. His stories covered a wide range of topics including his participation in the Spanish-American War. He owned restaurants in Selma and Kingsburg, CA and formerly lived on Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley and on Dalton in Madera.
Photo was taken during the Spanish American War in 1898.
Memorials NOT linked in Find A Grave:
SON Glen E. Armstrong, Memorial# 42568453
ENOS MAYBERRIE ARMSTRONG was a man with a variety of occupations and talents. From time to time throughout the years he owned and operated restaurants, cleaning establishments and tailor shops. He was a song and dance man who has been described as the biggest tale-spinner who ever lived. His stories covered a wide range of topics including his participation in the Spanish-American War. He owned restaurants in Selma and Kingsburg, CA and formerly lived on Shattuck Avenue in Berkeley and on Dalton in Madera.
Photo was taken during the Spanish American War in 1898.
Memorials NOT linked in Find A Grave:
SON Glen E. Armstrong, Memorial# 42568453
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