Chicago Tribune, published Nov. 17, 1892:
"Ex-Alderman John M. Armstrong, who did more than anyone else toward originating and carrying out the ordinance creating Lincoln Park in 1864, is to have his services commemorated by the presentation of an oil portrait of himself to the Chicago Historical Society. The presentation will be made at a banquet given Mr. Armstrong at the Sherman, Nov. 23, his 50th birthday. Some months ago a number of old citizens and friends of Mr. Armstrong conceived the idea of expressing in some suitable way their appreciation of his eminent public services to Chicago."
The South Bend News Times, published Feb. 8, 1920, reported John Armstrong's death.
www.familysearch.org, "Illinois Deaths, 1916-1947": John M. Armstrong, died Feb. 7, 1920 in Cook County. Born Nov. 23, 1942 in Chicago to Thomas & Sarah McBride Armstrong. Spouse: Josephine Armstrong. Occupation: retired architect.
"Ex-Alderman John M. Armstrong, who did more than anyone else toward originating and carrying out the ordinance creating Lincoln Park in 1864, is to have his services commemorated by the presentation of an oil portrait of himself to the Chicago Historical Society. The presentation will be made at a banquet given Mr. Armstrong at the Sherman, Nov. 23, his 50th birthday. Some months ago a number of old citizens and friends of Mr. Armstrong conceived the idea of expressing in some suitable way their appreciation of his eminent public services to Chicago."
The South Bend News Times, published Feb. 8, 1920, reported John Armstrong's death.
www.familysearch.org, "Illinois Deaths, 1916-1947": John M. Armstrong, died Feb. 7, 1920 in Cook County. Born Nov. 23, 1942 in Chicago to Thomas & Sarah McBride Armstrong. Spouse: Josephine Armstrong. Occupation: retired architect.
Chicago Tribune, published Nov. 17, 1892:
"Ex-Alderman John M. Armstrong, who did more than anyone else toward originating and carrying out the ordinance creating Lincoln Park in 1864, is to have his services commemorated by the presentation of an oil portrait of himself to the Chicago Historical Society. The presentation will be made at a banquet given Mr. Armstrong at the Sherman, Nov. 23, his 50th birthday. Some months ago a number of old citizens and friends of Mr. Armstrong conceived the idea of expressing in some suitable way their appreciation of his eminent public services to Chicago."
The South Bend News Times, published Feb. 8, 1920, reported John Armstrong's death.
www.familysearch.org, "Illinois Deaths, 1916-1947": John M. Armstrong, died Feb. 7, 1920 in Cook County. Born Nov. 23, 1942 in Chicago to Thomas & Sarah McBride Armstrong. Spouse: Josephine Armstrong. Occupation: retired architect.
"Ex-Alderman John M. Armstrong, who did more than anyone else toward originating and carrying out the ordinance creating Lincoln Park in 1864, is to have his services commemorated by the presentation of an oil portrait of himself to the Chicago Historical Society. The presentation will be made at a banquet given Mr. Armstrong at the Sherman, Nov. 23, his 50th birthday. Some months ago a number of old citizens and friends of Mr. Armstrong conceived the idea of expressing in some suitable way their appreciation of his eminent public services to Chicago."
The South Bend News Times, published Feb. 8, 1920, reported John Armstrong's death.
www.familysearch.org, "Illinois Deaths, 1916-1947": John M. Armstrong, died Feb. 7, 1920 in Cook County. Born Nov. 23, 1942 in Chicago to Thomas & Sarah McBride Armstrong. Spouse: Josephine Armstrong. Occupation: retired architect.
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