John Armstrong was born in Scott Co., Ky. and died of Cholera between June 1st-August 1st, 1833 at the Lunatic Asylum. No place of burial was given. He was most likely buried in an unmarked grave on the grounds Eastern State Hospital.
1833 Cholera Deaths by 2006 by Pam Brinegar
By Cholera, in the CITY OF LEXINGTON, from the 1st of June to the 1st of August, as reported to the City Council by a committee appointed for that purpose, consisting of Messrs. Leavy, Layton, M'Kinney & Gough.
Source: The Kentucky Reporter [Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky], 22 August 1833, p. 1. Microfilm held by the Kentucky Room, Lexington Public Library, Lexington.
1833 Cholera Deaths by 2006 by Pam Brinegar
By Cholera, in the CITY OF LEXINGTON, from the 1st of June to the 1st of August, as reported to the City Council by a committee appointed for that purpose, consisting of Messrs. Leavy, Layton, M'Kinney & Gough.
Source: The Kentucky Reporter [Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky], 22 August 1833, p. 1. Microfilm held by the Kentucky Room, Lexington Public Library, Lexington.
John Armstrong was born in Scott Co., Ky. and died of Cholera between June 1st-August 1st, 1833 at the Lunatic Asylum. No place of burial was given. He was most likely buried in an unmarked grave on the grounds Eastern State Hospital.
1833 Cholera Deaths by 2006 by Pam Brinegar
By Cholera, in the CITY OF LEXINGTON, from the 1st of June to the 1st of August, as reported to the City Council by a committee appointed for that purpose, consisting of Messrs. Leavy, Layton, M'Kinney & Gough.
Source: The Kentucky Reporter [Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky], 22 August 1833, p. 1. Microfilm held by the Kentucky Room, Lexington Public Library, Lexington.
1833 Cholera Deaths by 2006 by Pam Brinegar
By Cholera, in the CITY OF LEXINGTON, from the 1st of June to the 1st of August, as reported to the City Council by a committee appointed for that purpose, consisting of Messrs. Leavy, Layton, M'Kinney & Gough.
Source: The Kentucky Reporter [Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky], 22 August 1833, p. 1. Microfilm held by the Kentucky Room, Lexington Public Library, Lexington.
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