Daughter of Mathew and Nancy (Pipe) Mudeater.
Spouses:
1. Winfield Scott Armstrong, married 1868.
2. Louis Eugene Napoléon Robitaille, married 1886.
The Wyandott Herald
Kansas City, Kansas
Thurs., Dec. 31, 1891
Mrs. Mary, consort of Napoleon Robitaille, of Grand River, Indian Territory, died at the residence of Major Frank H. Betton, at Pomery, on Sunday night last December 27th, 1891. Mrs. Robitaille was a daughter of Mathew Mudeater, one of the leading men of the Wyandott Nation of Indians, and a sister of Mrs. Betton. She was married twice, her first husband, Winfield Scott Armstrong, died some years ago. We understand she leaves three children to mourn her death. Her remains were taken to the Indian Territory for interment. Mrs. Robitaille was a very domestic woman in her habits and was very highly esteemed by her neighbors and acquaintances.
Spouses:
1. Winfield Scott Armstrong, married 1868.
2. Louis Eugene Napoléon Robitaille, married 1886.
The Wyandott Herald
Kansas City, Kansas
Thurs., Dec. 31, 1891
Mrs. Mary, consort of Napoleon Robitaille, of Grand River, Indian Territory, died at the residence of Major Frank H. Betton, at Pomery, on Sunday night last December 27th, 1891. Mrs. Robitaille was a daughter of Mathew Mudeater, one of the leading men of the Wyandott Nation of Indians, and a sister of Mrs. Betton. She was married twice, her first husband, Winfield Scott Armstrong, died some years ago. We understand she leaves three children to mourn her death. Her remains were taken to the Indian Territory for interment. Mrs. Robitaille was a very domestic woman in her habits and was very highly esteemed by her neighbors and acquaintances.
Daughter of Mathew and Nancy (Pipe) Mudeater.
Spouses:
1. Winfield Scott Armstrong, married 1868.
2. Louis Eugene Napoléon Robitaille, married 1886.
The Wyandott Herald
Kansas City, Kansas
Thurs., Dec. 31, 1891
Mrs. Mary, consort of Napoleon Robitaille, of Grand River, Indian Territory, died at the residence of Major Frank H. Betton, at Pomery, on Sunday night last December 27th, 1891. Mrs. Robitaille was a daughter of Mathew Mudeater, one of the leading men of the Wyandott Nation of Indians, and a sister of Mrs. Betton. She was married twice, her first husband, Winfield Scott Armstrong, died some years ago. We understand she leaves three children to mourn her death. Her remains were taken to the Indian Territory for interment. Mrs. Robitaille was a very domestic woman in her habits and was very highly esteemed by her neighbors and acquaintances.
Spouses:
1. Winfield Scott Armstrong, married 1868.
2. Louis Eugene Napoléon Robitaille, married 1886.
The Wyandott Herald
Kansas City, Kansas
Thurs., Dec. 31, 1891
Mrs. Mary, consort of Napoleon Robitaille, of Grand River, Indian Territory, died at the residence of Major Frank H. Betton, at Pomery, on Sunday night last December 27th, 1891. Mrs. Robitaille was a daughter of Mathew Mudeater, one of the leading men of the Wyandott Nation of Indians, and a sister of Mrs. Betton. She was married twice, her first husband, Winfield Scott Armstrong, died some years ago. We understand she leaves three children to mourn her death. Her remains were taken to the Indian Territory for interment. Mrs. Robitaille was a very domestic woman in her habits and was very highly esteemed by her neighbors and acquaintances.
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