Mr. Armstrong was seriously injured several years ago when his horse ran away throwing him from a wagon and causing injury to the spine from which he never recovered.
And it was for this injury that he was taking treatment in the hospital.
He is survived by three sons and one daughter, Eli Armstrong, contractor of the Franklin-Harman mail, is his eldest son.
Contributor: Shock
Mr. Armstrong was seriously injured several years ago when his horse ran away throwing him from a wagon and causing injury to the spine from which he never recovered.
And it was for this injury that he was taking treatment in the hospital.
He is survived by three sons and one daughter, Eli Armstrong, contractor of the Franklin-Harman mail, is his eldest son.
Contributor: Shock
Family Members
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Jacob Riley Armstrong
1861–1929
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Mary Ann "Polly" Armstrong Michael
1862–1942
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Sarah J. Armstrong
1865–1922
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William Harrison Armstrong
1867–1932
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James Harvey Armstrong
1869–1931
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Martha Jane Armstrong Crummett
1872–1939
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Jemima Armstrong
1875–1881
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George Wesley Armstrong
1877–1960
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Jared Morgan Armstrong
1880–1959
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Infant Armstrong
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