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Sgt Thomas J Armstrong

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Sgt Thomas J Armstrong

Birth
Hilliard, Franklin County, Ohio, USA
Death
23 Jun 1864 (aged 19–20)
Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky, USA
Burial
Hilliard, Franklin County, Ohio, USA
Plot
Section 1 Lot 12 Grave 4
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Member of 12th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, Co.D
Died of wounds received in the battle of Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
Shares monument with John A. Spelman/Spellman for whom the John A. Spellman Post 321 of the Grand Army of the Republic in Hilliard, Ohio was named.

Enlisted on Sept. 15, 1863
Succumbed to his wounds received in the battle of Mt. Sterling at Lexington, Kentucky. His step-brother, John A. Spellman, died exactly 2 weeks prior to him during this battle on June 9, 1864.

Father:

Capt. John W. Armstrong (1817/1819-1901)

Mother:

Mary (Fickle) Armstrong (1823-1850)


Siblings:

Alexander M. Armstrong
Elizabeth Ann Armstrong
John C. Armstrong (1849-1898)
Mack C. Armstrong (1856-1909)
John A. Spellman - Step-brother (??-1864)
Member of 12th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, Co.D
Died of wounds received in the battle of Mt. Sterling, Kentucky
Shares monument with John A. Spelman/Spellman for whom the John A. Spellman Post 321 of the Grand Army of the Republic in Hilliard, Ohio was named.

Enlisted on Sept. 15, 1863
Succumbed to his wounds received in the battle of Mt. Sterling at Lexington, Kentucky. His step-brother, John A. Spellman, died exactly 2 weeks prior to him during this battle on June 9, 1864.

Father:

Capt. John W. Armstrong (1817/1819-1901)

Mother:

Mary (Fickle) Armstrong (1823-1850)


Siblings:

Alexander M. Armstrong
Elizabeth Ann Armstrong
John C. Armstrong (1849-1898)
Mack C. Armstrong (1856-1909)
John A. Spellman - Step-brother (??-1864)

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