Hamilton Armstrong, Green Lake Rd., Fayetteville, died Sunday at a nursing home. Private burial will be in Fayetteville Cemetery.
Mr. Armstrong was formerly vice-president of manufacturing with Crouse-Hinds Co. and had worked for the firm for 40 years.
He was a descendant of David Collin who settled near Fayetteville in 1816.
He was born in Fayetteville and attend Virginia Military Institute and the cavalry school at Fort Riley, Kan. He was a founder of the Cavalry
Club of Manlius and president of the Troop D Auxiliary Co. and Troop D Veterans Inc. an
association he cherished.
Surviving are his wife, Mary Elizabeth Armstrong, two sons, Hamilton Armstrong Jr. and David Armstrong, both of Fayetteville, a stepson, James T. Wooster of Waite Hill, Ohio,
a step daughter, Mrs. A. Wooster Harney of Cheshire, Conn., and three grandsons, Hamilton Armstrong III, Merwin Armstrong II and Steven Armstrong.
Fayetteville NY Bulletin April 4, 1979
Mr. Armstrong was formerly vice-president of manufacturing with Crouse-Hinds Co. and had worked for the firm for 40 years.
He was a descendant of David Collin who settled near Fayetteville in 1816.
He was born in Fayetteville and attend Virginia Military Institute and the cavalry school at Fort Riley, Kan. He was a founder of the Cavalry
Club of Manlius and president of the Troop D Auxiliary Co. and Troop D Veterans Inc. an
association he cherished.
Surviving are his wife, Mary Elizabeth Armstrong, two sons, Hamilton Armstrong Jr. and David Armstrong, both of Fayetteville, a stepson, James T. Wooster of Waite Hill, Ohio,
a step daughter, Mrs. A. Wooster Harney of Cheshire, Conn., and three grandsons, Hamilton Armstrong III, Merwin Armstrong II and Steven Armstrong.
Fayetteville NY Bulletin April 4, 1979
Hamilton Armstrong, Green Lake Rd., Fayetteville, died Sunday at a nursing home. Private burial will be in Fayetteville Cemetery.
Mr. Armstrong was formerly vice-president of manufacturing with Crouse-Hinds Co. and had worked for the firm for 40 years.
He was a descendant of David Collin who settled near Fayetteville in 1816.
He was born in Fayetteville and attend Virginia Military Institute and the cavalry school at Fort Riley, Kan. He was a founder of the Cavalry
Club of Manlius and president of the Troop D Auxiliary Co. and Troop D Veterans Inc. an
association he cherished.
Surviving are his wife, Mary Elizabeth Armstrong, two sons, Hamilton Armstrong Jr. and David Armstrong, both of Fayetteville, a stepson, James T. Wooster of Waite Hill, Ohio,
a step daughter, Mrs. A. Wooster Harney of Cheshire, Conn., and three grandsons, Hamilton Armstrong III, Merwin Armstrong II and Steven Armstrong.
Fayetteville NY Bulletin April 4, 1979
Mr. Armstrong was formerly vice-president of manufacturing with Crouse-Hinds Co. and had worked for the firm for 40 years.
He was a descendant of David Collin who settled near Fayetteville in 1816.
He was born in Fayetteville and attend Virginia Military Institute and the cavalry school at Fort Riley, Kan. He was a founder of the Cavalry
Club of Manlius and president of the Troop D Auxiliary Co. and Troop D Veterans Inc. an
association he cherished.
Surviving are his wife, Mary Elizabeth Armstrong, two sons, Hamilton Armstrong Jr. and David Armstrong, both of Fayetteville, a stepson, James T. Wooster of Waite Hill, Ohio,
a step daughter, Mrs. A. Wooster Harney of Cheshire, Conn., and three grandsons, Hamilton Armstrong III, Merwin Armstrong II and Steven Armstrong.
Fayetteville NY Bulletin April 4, 1979
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