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Mining engineer of Chester-le-Street. | Mining engineer of Chester-le-Street. | ||
1813 Born in Newcastle, son of William and Dorothy Armstrong<ref>BMD</ref> | |||
1851 Colliery Viewer in Wingate, with May Isabel Armstrong 25, William Armstrong 4, Thomas Hugh Armstrong 1<ref>1851 census</ref> | |||
1871 Mining engineer, Margaret I Armstrong 45, [[William Armstrong (1846-1918)|William Armstrong]] 24, mining engineer, Alice M Armstrong 18, J Hobart Armstrong 17, Annie G Armstrong 14, Fredrick G Armstrong 11, R Walter Armstrong 9, George H Armstrong 7<ref>1871 census</ref> | 1871 Mining engineer, Margaret I Armstrong 45, [[William Armstrong (1846-1918)|William Armstrong]] 24, mining engineer, Alice M Armstrong 18, J Hobart Armstrong 17, Annie G Armstrong 14, Fredrick G Armstrong 11, R Walter Armstrong 9, George H Armstrong 7<ref>1871 census</ref> | ||
1891 Mining engineer of Harraton, Chester-Le-Street, with Margaret Armstrong 65, Gerald Armstrong 31, merchant's clerk, Ann Armstrong 34, Walter Armstrong 26, accountant, George Herbert Armstrong 21, pupil electrical engineer<ref>1891 census</ref> | |||
Died sometime in the following decade, certainly before 1902 | |||
Died before 1902 | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
Revision as of 11:37, 18 February 2017
Mining engineer of Chester-le-Street.
1813 Born in Newcastle, son of William and Dorothy Armstrong[1]
1851 Colliery Viewer in Wingate, with May Isabel Armstrong 25, William Armstrong 4, Thomas Hugh Armstrong 1[2]
1871 Mining engineer, Margaret I Armstrong 45, William Armstrong 24, mining engineer, Alice M Armstrong 18, J Hobart Armstrong 17, Annie G Armstrong 14, Fredrick G Armstrong 11, R Walter Armstrong 9, George H Armstrong 7[3]
1891 Mining engineer of Harraton, Chester-Le-Street, with Margaret Armstrong 65, Gerald Armstrong 31, merchant's clerk, Ann Armstrong 34, Walter Armstrong 26, accountant, George Herbert Armstrong 21, pupil electrical engineer[4]
Died sometime in the following decade, certainly before 1902
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