Thomas Armitage
Surname: Armitage
Given Name: Thomas
Sex: M
Birth: 5 Oct 1836 in Hyde,Chester,England
Death: 6 Jan 1911 in Lamar,Colorado
Burial: Jan 1911 Monterey,Allegan County,Michigan
Ancestral File #: 3B3J-SF
_UID: F496B3F66378EF43A0871A677371268B7D15
Note: Thomas was a Seventh Day Adventist.His death was due to Heart Trouble,and Brights Disease. Thomas took sick while traveling with his daughter Ida to visit his two children who lived in Colorado.Thomas Armitage was born near Hyde, England, October 5, 1836 and died January 2, 1911, making him at the time of his death, 74years, 2 months and 27 days old. At the age of 5 years he with his parents came to America, residing for a short time in the Eastern states, after which they moved to Wisconsin, which was then almost a wilderness. At the age of 22 years he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Jane Strait at Neosho, Dodge County,WI. Eight children were born of this union, seven of whom are living. Albert E. Seymour, WI., Thomas M. of Montrose, Co.,Robert J. of Chattonooga,Okla, William M. of Berry N.D., Mrs.Jennie May Gaylor of Caledonia, Michigan, Jessie S. of Iron River, Michigan, Ida Pearl of Lamar, CO.Two Years after his marriage he accepted the views held by S.D.Adventists of which he was a firm believer until his death...He was among the first volunteers in the Civil War, serving in the Army three years. In 1878 with his family he moved to Michigan, locating in Alligan, a place he made his future home.During the holidays he with his daughter, Mrs. Galylor, started for Colorado to visit his two children residing there, while enroute he was taken ill and arrived in Lamar, the home of his daughter Ida, in a unconscious condition. Two days later he passed away, regaining consciousness only for a short time.His death being due to heart trouble, of which he has suffered for several years. Mrs. Gaylor left for home on No. !2 yesterday, taking his remains to be placed in their last resting place by the side of his companion who preceded him in death sixteen years.Thomas was the first to volunteer for the Civil War. Company D. 8th Infantry.Enlisted 26-Sept-1861 from Hustisford, WI.Mustered out of the service 16-Sept-1864,His term had expired.In 1878 with his family, he moved to Michigan locating in Alligan County. He and his wife are both buried in Polar Hills Cemetery in Monterey, Alligan County, Michigan.
Father: Joseph Albert Armitage b: 18 Aug 1811 in Oldham,Lancashire,England
Mother: Mary Sykes b: 26 Oct 1809 in Oldham,Lancashire,England
Marriage 1 Mary Jane Straight Strait b: 28 Nov 1835 in Rochester,Ny
Married: 5 Sep 1858 in Nesoho,Wisconsin
Children
Albert Elisha Armitage b: 13 Aug 1859 in Rubican Twp,Nebraskaosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Thomas Manville Armitage b: 25 May 1861 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Robert Joseph Armitage b: 16 Aug 1865 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Harry Erwin Armitage b: 19 Sep 1867 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
William Merritt Armitage b: 17 Jul 1869 in Rubicon,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Jenny Mae Armitage b: 17 May 1872 in Seymour,Outagamie County,Wisconsin.
Jesse Strait Armitage b: 27 Aug 1875 in Monetrey,Allegan County,Mi.
Ida Pearl Armitage b: 8 Jul 1879 in Seymour,Outagame County,Wisconsin
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Surname: Armitage
Given Name: Thomas
Sex: M
Birth: 5 Oct 1836 in Hyde,Chester,England
Death: 6 Jan 1911 in Lamar,Colorado
Burial: Jan 1911 Monterey,Allegan County,Michigan
Ancestral File #: 3B3J-SF
_UID: F496B3F66378EF43A0871A677371268B7D15
Note: Thomas was a Seventh Day Adventist.His death was due to Heart Trouble,and Brights Disease. Thomas took sick while traveling with his daughter Ida to visit his two children who lived in Colorado.Thomas Armitage was born near Hyde, England, October 5, 1836 and died January 2, 1911, making him at the time of his death, 74years, 2 months and 27 days old. At the age of 5 years he with his parents came to America, residing for a short time in the Eastern states, after which they moved to Wisconsin, which was then almost a wilderness. At the age of 22 years he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Jane Strait at Neosho, Dodge County,WI. Eight children were born of this union, seven of whom are living. Albert E. Seymour, WI., Thomas M. of Montrose, Co.,Robert J. of Chattonooga,Okla, William M. of Berry N.D., Mrs.Jennie May Gaylor of Caledonia, Michigan, Jessie S. of Iron River, Michigan, Ida Pearl of Lamar, CO.Two Years after his marriage he accepted the views held by S.D.Adventists of which he was a firm believer until his death...He was among the first volunteers in the Civil War, serving in the Army three years. In 1878 with his family he moved to Michigan, locating in Alligan, a place he made his future home.During the holidays he with his daughter, Mrs. Galylor, started for Colorado to visit his two children residing there, while enroute he was taken ill and arrived in Lamar, the home of his daughter Ida, in a unconscious condition. Two days later he passed away, regaining consciousness only for a short time.His death being due to heart trouble, of which he has suffered for several years. Mrs. Gaylor left for home on No. !2 yesterday, taking his remains to be placed in their last resting place by the side of his companion who preceded him in death sixteen years.Thomas was the first to volunteer for the Civil War. Company D. 8th Infantry.Enlisted 26-Sept-1861 from Hustisford, WI.Mustered out of the service 16-Sept-1864,His term had expired.In 1878 with his family, he moved to Michigan locating in Alligan County. He and his wife are both buried in Polar Hills Cemetery in Monterey, Alligan County, Michigan.
Father: Joseph Albert Armitage b: 18 Aug 1811 in Oldham,Lancashire,England
Mother: Mary Sykes b: 26 Oct 1809 in Oldham,Lancashire,England
Marriage 1 Mary Jane Straight Strait b: 28 Nov 1835 in Rochester,Ny
Married: 5 Sep 1858 in Nesoho,Wisconsin
Children
Albert Elisha Armitage b: 13 Aug 1859 in Rubican Twp,Nebraskaosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Thomas Manville Armitage b: 25 May 1861 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Robert Joseph Armitage b: 16 Aug 1865 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Harry Erwin Armitage b: 19 Sep 1867 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
William Merritt Armitage b: 17 Jul 1869 in Rubicon,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Jenny Mae Armitage b: 17 May 1872 in Seymour,Outagamie County,Wisconsin.
Jesse Strait Armitage b: 27 Aug 1875 in Monetrey,Allegan County,Mi.
Ida Pearl Armitage b: 8 Jul 1879 in Seymour,Outagame County,Wisconsin
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THANKS TO EVELYN DUBY FOR THE PICTURE..
Thomas Armitage
Surname: Armitage
Given Name: Thomas
Sex: M
Birth: 5 Oct 1836 in Hyde,Chester,England
Death: 6 Jan 1911 in Lamar,Colorado
Burial: Jan 1911 Monterey,Allegan County,Michigan
Ancestral File #: 3B3J-SF
_UID: F496B3F66378EF43A0871A677371268B7D15
Note: Thomas was a Seventh Day Adventist.His death was due to Heart Trouble,and Brights Disease. Thomas took sick while traveling with his daughter Ida to visit his two children who lived in Colorado.Thomas Armitage was born near Hyde, England, October 5, 1836 and died January 2, 1911, making him at the time of his death, 74years, 2 months and 27 days old. At the age of 5 years he with his parents came to America, residing for a short time in the Eastern states, after which they moved to Wisconsin, which was then almost a wilderness. At the age of 22 years he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Jane Strait at Neosho, Dodge County,WI. Eight children were born of this union, seven of whom are living. Albert E. Seymour, WI., Thomas M. of Montrose, Co.,Robert J. of Chattonooga,Okla, William M. of Berry N.D., Mrs.Jennie May Gaylor of Caledonia, Michigan, Jessie S. of Iron River, Michigan, Ida Pearl of Lamar, CO.Two Years after his marriage he accepted the views held by S.D.Adventists of which he was a firm believer until his death...He was among the first volunteers in the Civil War, serving in the Army three years. In 1878 with his family he moved to Michigan, locating in Alligan, a place he made his future home.During the holidays he with his daughter, Mrs. Galylor, started for Colorado to visit his two children residing there, while enroute he was taken ill and arrived in Lamar, the home of his daughter Ida, in a unconscious condition. Two days later he passed away, regaining consciousness only for a short time.His death being due to heart trouble, of which he has suffered for several years. Mrs. Gaylor left for home on No. !2 yesterday, taking his remains to be placed in their last resting place by the side of his companion who preceded him in death sixteen years.Thomas was the first to volunteer for the Civil War. Company D. 8th Infantry.Enlisted 26-Sept-1861 from Hustisford, WI.Mustered out of the service 16-Sept-1864,His term had expired.In 1878 with his family, he moved to Michigan locating in Alligan County. He and his wife are both buried in Polar Hills Cemetery in Monterey, Alligan County, Michigan.
Father: Joseph Albert Armitage b: 18 Aug 1811 in Oldham,Lancashire,England
Mother: Mary Sykes b: 26 Oct 1809 in Oldham,Lancashire,England
Marriage 1 Mary Jane Straight Strait b: 28 Nov 1835 in Rochester,Ny
Married: 5 Sep 1858 in Nesoho,Wisconsin
Children
Albert Elisha Armitage b: 13 Aug 1859 in Rubican Twp,Nebraskaosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Thomas Manville Armitage b: 25 May 1861 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Robert Joseph Armitage b: 16 Aug 1865 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Harry Erwin Armitage b: 19 Sep 1867 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
William Merritt Armitage b: 17 Jul 1869 in Rubicon,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Jenny Mae Armitage b: 17 May 1872 in Seymour,Outagamie County,Wisconsin.
Jesse Strait Armitage b: 27 Aug 1875 in Monetrey,Allegan County,Mi.
Ida Pearl Armitage b: 8 Jul 1879 in Seymour,Outagame County,Wisconsin
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THANKS TO EVELYN DUBY FOR THE PICTURE..
Surname: Armitage
Given Name: Thomas
Sex: M
Birth: 5 Oct 1836 in Hyde,Chester,England
Death: 6 Jan 1911 in Lamar,Colorado
Burial: Jan 1911 Monterey,Allegan County,Michigan
Ancestral File #: 3B3J-SF
_UID: F496B3F66378EF43A0871A677371268B7D15
Note: Thomas was a Seventh Day Adventist.His death was due to Heart Trouble,and Brights Disease. Thomas took sick while traveling with his daughter Ida to visit his two children who lived in Colorado.Thomas Armitage was born near Hyde, England, October 5, 1836 and died January 2, 1911, making him at the time of his death, 74years, 2 months and 27 days old. At the age of 5 years he with his parents came to America, residing for a short time in the Eastern states, after which they moved to Wisconsin, which was then almost a wilderness. At the age of 22 years he was united in marriage to Miss Mary Jane Strait at Neosho, Dodge County,WI. Eight children were born of this union, seven of whom are living. Albert E. Seymour, WI., Thomas M. of Montrose, Co.,Robert J. of Chattonooga,Okla, William M. of Berry N.D., Mrs.Jennie May Gaylor of Caledonia, Michigan, Jessie S. of Iron River, Michigan, Ida Pearl of Lamar, CO.Two Years after his marriage he accepted the views held by S.D.Adventists of which he was a firm believer until his death...He was among the first volunteers in the Civil War, serving in the Army three years. In 1878 with his family he moved to Michigan, locating in Alligan, a place he made his future home.During the holidays he with his daughter, Mrs. Galylor, started for Colorado to visit his two children residing there, while enroute he was taken ill and arrived in Lamar, the home of his daughter Ida, in a unconscious condition. Two days later he passed away, regaining consciousness only for a short time.His death being due to heart trouble, of which he has suffered for several years. Mrs. Gaylor left for home on No. !2 yesterday, taking his remains to be placed in their last resting place by the side of his companion who preceded him in death sixteen years.Thomas was the first to volunteer for the Civil War. Company D. 8th Infantry.Enlisted 26-Sept-1861 from Hustisford, WI.Mustered out of the service 16-Sept-1864,His term had expired.In 1878 with his family, he moved to Michigan locating in Alligan County. He and his wife are both buried in Polar Hills Cemetery in Monterey, Alligan County, Michigan.
Father: Joseph Albert Armitage b: 18 Aug 1811 in Oldham,Lancashire,England
Mother: Mary Sykes b: 26 Oct 1809 in Oldham,Lancashire,England
Marriage 1 Mary Jane Straight Strait b: 28 Nov 1835 in Rochester,Ny
Married: 5 Sep 1858 in Nesoho,Wisconsin
Children
Albert Elisha Armitage b: 13 Aug 1859 in Rubican Twp,Nebraskaosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Thomas Manville Armitage b: 25 May 1861 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Robert Joseph Armitage b: 16 Aug 1865 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Harry Erwin Armitage b: 19 Sep 1867 in Neosho,Dodge County,Wisconsin
William Merritt Armitage b: 17 Jul 1869 in Rubicon,Dodge County,Wisconsin
Jenny Mae Armitage b: 17 May 1872 in Seymour,Outagamie County,Wisconsin.
Jesse Strait Armitage b: 27 Aug 1875 in Monetrey,Allegan County,Mi.
Ida Pearl Armitage b: 8 Jul 1879 in Seymour,Outagame County,Wisconsin
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THANKS TO EVELYN DUBY FOR THE PICTURE..
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