Mary H. C. Armstrong
Mary Helen Carroll Armstrong, 61, a descendent of the Carrolls and the Marshalls of Maryland, died Saturday in Homestead, Fla. She had been in a coma since March 11, when she was injured in an automobile accident. She had lived in Florida for ten years. Mrs. Armstrong was born in College Park, Md., and at one time managed the Terrapin Inn there. She was a graduate of Mount St. Agnes College in Baltimore. There are no immediate survivors.
Printed in the Washington Post, March 25, 1957: B2.
Daughter of William C. and Julia Walton Carroll, sister of Walton C. Carroll and W. Sydney Carroll.
Mary Helen Carroll Armstrong, 61, a descendent of the Carrolls and the Marshalls of Maryland, died Saturday in Homestead, Fla. She had been in a coma since March 11, when she was injured in an automobile accident. She had lived in Florida for ten years. Mrs. Armstrong was born in College Park, Md., and at one time managed the Terrapin Inn there. She was a graduate of Mount St. Agnes College in Baltimore. There are no immediate survivors.
Printed in the Washington Post, March 25, 1957: B2.
Daughter of William C. and Julia Walton Carroll, sister of Walton C. Carroll and W. Sydney Carroll.
Mary H. C. Armstrong
Mary Helen Carroll Armstrong, 61, a descendent of the Carrolls and the Marshalls of Maryland, died Saturday in Homestead, Fla. She had been in a coma since March 11, when she was injured in an automobile accident. She had lived in Florida for ten years. Mrs. Armstrong was born in College Park, Md., and at one time managed the Terrapin Inn there. She was a graduate of Mount St. Agnes College in Baltimore. There are no immediate survivors.
Printed in the Washington Post, March 25, 1957: B2.
Daughter of William C. and Julia Walton Carroll, sister of Walton C. Carroll and W. Sydney Carroll.
Mary Helen Carroll Armstrong, 61, a descendent of the Carrolls and the Marshalls of Maryland, died Saturday in Homestead, Fla. She had been in a coma since March 11, when she was injured in an automobile accident. She had lived in Florida for ten years. Mrs. Armstrong was born in College Park, Md., and at one time managed the Terrapin Inn there. She was a graduate of Mount St. Agnes College in Baltimore. There are no immediate survivors.
Printed in the Washington Post, March 25, 1957: B2.
Daughter of William C. and Julia Walton Carroll, sister of Walton C. Carroll and W. Sydney Carroll.
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