Archibald was the son of Andrew B. Armstrong and Louisa Anne Digges. He married Mary Jane Tyler about 1859. They had at least six children: James Samuel, Virginia, Arthur B., Mary C., Henry Douglas, and an unnamed infant.
He was for over thirty years a locomotive engineer on the Southern Railroad, until a few years before his death, when the company on account of his age made him inspector of tank pumps between Richmond and Danville. He filled that position until just before he died. He was a Mason for 54 years with the Richmond-Randolph lodge.
He is buried near his wife and several of his children in his father-in-law James Tyler's plot.
He was for over thirty years a locomotive engineer on the Southern Railroad, until a few years before his death, when the company on account of his age made him inspector of tank pumps between Richmond and Danville. He filled that position until just before he died. He was a Mason for 54 years with the Richmond-Randolph lodge.
He is buried near his wife and several of his children in his father-in-law James Tyler's plot.
Archibald was the son of Andrew B. Armstrong and Louisa Anne Digges. He married Mary Jane Tyler about 1859. They had at least six children: James Samuel, Virginia, Arthur B., Mary C., Henry Douglas, and an unnamed infant.
He was for over thirty years a locomotive engineer on the Southern Railroad, until a few years before his death, when the company on account of his age made him inspector of tank pumps between Richmond and Danville. He filled that position until just before he died. He was a Mason for 54 years with the Richmond-Randolph lodge.
He is buried near his wife and several of his children in his father-in-law James Tyler's plot.
He was for over thirty years a locomotive engineer on the Southern Railroad, until a few years before his death, when the company on account of his age made him inspector of tank pumps between Richmond and Danville. He filled that position until just before he died. He was a Mason for 54 years with the Richmond-Randolph lodge.
He is buried near his wife and several of his children in his father-in-law James Tyler's plot.
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