Moved from Trinity Episcopal Church, Upper Marlboro.
Frances was married to George Clifford Armstrong abt 1909 or 1910, they had four children: Wade henry (1910-1961); Elizabeth May (1912-1985); Dorothy Lillian (1913-1994); and John Milton (1917-2001).
Elizabeth was first married to Elmer Howard Seis and later to Richard Simmons. Dorothy was married to David William Hendley and after his death to a man by the last name of Acton.
After Frances died the girls went to live with Frances's mother, and John was adopted by Frances's sister and brother-in-law.
Frances was married to George Clifford Armstrong abt 1909 or 1910, they had four children: Wade henry (1910-1961); Elizabeth May (1912-1985); Dorothy Lillian (1913-1994); and John Milton (1917-2001).
Elizabeth was first married to Elmer Howard Seis and later to Richard Simmons. Dorothy was married to David William Hendley and after his death to a man by the last name of Acton.
After Frances died the girls went to live with Frances's mother, and John was adopted by Frances's sister and brother-in-law.
Moved from Trinity Episcopal Church, Upper Marlboro.
Frances was married to George Clifford Armstrong abt 1909 or 1910, they had four children: Wade henry (1910-1961); Elizabeth May (1912-1985); Dorothy Lillian (1913-1994); and John Milton (1917-2001).
Elizabeth was first married to Elmer Howard Seis and later to Richard Simmons. Dorothy was married to David William Hendley and after his death to a man by the last name of Acton.
After Frances died the girls went to live with Frances's mother, and John was adopted by Frances's sister and brother-in-law.
Frances was married to George Clifford Armstrong abt 1909 or 1910, they had four children: Wade henry (1910-1961); Elizabeth May (1912-1985); Dorothy Lillian (1913-1994); and John Milton (1917-2001).
Elizabeth was first married to Elmer Howard Seis and later to Richard Simmons. Dorothy was married to David William Hendley and after his death to a man by the last name of Acton.
After Frances died the girls went to live with Frances's mother, and John was adopted by Frances's sister and brother-in-law.
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From the book Stones and Bones: Cemetery Records of Prince George's Co., Md.; Records researched by the P.G.C.G.S. show no marker.
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