Charles Oliver "Ollie" Armstrong.6, (John Henry Armstrong.5, Robert Armstrong.4, John Armstrong Jr.3, John Armstrong Sr.2, Robert Armstrong.1) born: 24 April 1869, Elm Point, Bond County Illinois, died: 23 November 1906, Du Quoin, Perry County Illinois, buried: Odd Fellow Cemetery, Du Quoin, Perry County Illinois, son of: John Henry Armstrong and Mary Ann Webster, married: 15 June 1893, Perry County Illinois, Minnie Fulford, born: 15 July 1874, Du Quoin, Perry County Illinois, died; 25 March 1953, Du Quoin, Perry County Illinois, buried: Odd Fellow Cemetery, Du Quoin, Perry County Illinois, daughter of: Alford Henderson Fulford and Frinzelia Bell Wood, Children: Marie Eleanor (Armstrong) Brosch (Mrs. Charles August Brosch), Chester Robert Armstrong, Louis William Armstrong, Henry Harrison Armstrong, John Alford Armstrong, Oris "Gilbert" Armstrong.
Source; Notes of Olive Falby (Mains) Kaunes, who researched the family tree starting back in the 1920's in the possession of Mary (Harrell) Enos and given to me in 1980, Marilyn
Charles was stricken with White Swelling as a child as a result one leg was shorter, and he walked with a limp, he followed the trade of Plastering and Carpenter with his father John Henry Armstrong, when he was plastering the High School Building at Pinckneyville Illinois, he fell and hit the back of his head on the stairway. Charles left five young children when he died, I don't know the whole story, but I believe their Mother tried to raise the children, and she did her best, but then they went to live with others. I do know his son, Louis William Armstrong, came to live with Charles and Olive Kaunes, he was always known as Uncle Louis to me, he went to Church and School in Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, he was like a brother to the Kaune Girls, that would be Irene (Kaune) Harrell and Selma M. (Kaune) Canepa.
Source; Notes of Olive Falby (Mains) Kaunes, who researched the family tree starting back in the 1920's in the possession of Mary (Harrell) Enos and given to me in 1980, Marilyn
Charles was stricken with White Swelling as a child as a result one leg was shorter, and he walked with a limp, he followed the trade of Plastering and Carpenter with his father John Henry Armstrong, when he was plastering the High School Building at Pinckneyville Illinois, he fell and hit the back of his head on the stairway. Charles left five young children when he died, I don't know the whole story, but I believe their Mother tried to raise the children, and she did her best, but then they went to live with others. I do know his son, Louis William Armstrong, came to live with Charles and Olive Kaunes, he was always known as Uncle Louis to me, he went to Church and School in Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, he was like a brother to the Kaune Girls, that would be Irene (Kaune) Harrell and Selma M. (Kaune) Canepa.
Charles Oliver "Ollie" Armstrong.6, (John Henry Armstrong.5, Robert Armstrong.4, John Armstrong Jr.3, John Armstrong Sr.2, Robert Armstrong.1) born: 24 April 1869, Elm Point, Bond County Illinois, died: 23 November 1906, Du Quoin, Perry County Illinois, buried: Odd Fellow Cemetery, Du Quoin, Perry County Illinois, son of: John Henry Armstrong and Mary Ann Webster, married: 15 June 1893, Perry County Illinois, Minnie Fulford, born: 15 July 1874, Du Quoin, Perry County Illinois, died; 25 March 1953, Du Quoin, Perry County Illinois, buried: Odd Fellow Cemetery, Du Quoin, Perry County Illinois, daughter of: Alford Henderson Fulford and Frinzelia Bell Wood, Children: Marie Eleanor (Armstrong) Brosch (Mrs. Charles August Brosch), Chester Robert Armstrong, Louis William Armstrong, Henry Harrison Armstrong, John Alford Armstrong, Oris "Gilbert" Armstrong.
Source; Notes of Olive Falby (Mains) Kaunes, who researched the family tree starting back in the 1920's in the possession of Mary (Harrell) Enos and given to me in 1980, Marilyn
Charles was stricken with White Swelling as a child as a result one leg was shorter, and he walked with a limp, he followed the trade of Plastering and Carpenter with his father John Henry Armstrong, when he was plastering the High School Building at Pinckneyville Illinois, he fell and hit the back of his head on the stairway. Charles left five young children when he died, I don't know the whole story, but I believe their Mother tried to raise the children, and she did her best, but then they went to live with others. I do know his son, Louis William Armstrong, came to live with Charles and Olive Kaunes, he was always known as Uncle Louis to me, he went to Church and School in Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, he was like a brother to the Kaune Girls, that would be Irene (Kaune) Harrell and Selma M. (Kaune) Canepa.
Source; Notes of Olive Falby (Mains) Kaunes, who researched the family tree starting back in the 1920's in the possession of Mary (Harrell) Enos and given to me in 1980, Marilyn
Charles was stricken with White Swelling as a child as a result one leg was shorter, and he walked with a limp, he followed the trade of Plastering and Carpenter with his father John Henry Armstrong, when he was plastering the High School Building at Pinckneyville Illinois, he fell and hit the back of his head on the stairway. Charles left five young children when he died, I don't know the whole story, but I believe their Mother tried to raise the children, and she did her best, but then they went to live with others. I do know his son, Louis William Armstrong, came to live with Charles and Olive Kaunes, he was always known as Uncle Louis to me, he went to Church and School in Donnellson, Montgomery County Illinois, he was like a brother to the Kaune Girls, that would be Irene (Kaune) Harrell and Selma M. (Kaune) Canepa.
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