Her father was Peter Zealand Goodwin & her mother's was America Belle (Kuykendall) Goodwin. They moved to Kansas about 1872 and later to Oklahoma Territory.
She married George Albert Armstrong Sr. "Doc" 4 March 1881 Baxter Springs, Cherokee County, Kansas and they lived to celebrate their 60th anniversary.
In February 1901 they moved to Lincoln County, WA. Here they had a farm near Harrington. They moved into town in 1931.
She joined the Baptist Church as a young woman and was a member of the Rebekah Order.
She had been ill several weeks prior to her death and she died in her home with family by her side.
Their children were:
Leoda Armstrong Richards
Stella Armstrong Smith
Florence Armstrong Defabaugh
Bertha Armstrong (Twin) born born 2 October 1897 and died 2 April 1898
Fannie Armstrong Hambright (Twin)
Edgar A Armstrong
George Albert Armstrong Jr. died during WWI
William B. Armstrong
She married George Albert Armstrong Sr. "Doc" 4 March 1881 Baxter Springs, Cherokee County, Kansas and they lived to celebrate their 60th anniversary.
In February 1901 they moved to Lincoln County, WA. Here they had a farm near Harrington. They moved into town in 1931.
She joined the Baptist Church as a young woman and was a member of the Rebekah Order.
She had been ill several weeks prior to her death and she died in her home with family by her side.
Their children were:
Leoda Armstrong Richards
Stella Armstrong Smith
Florence Armstrong Defabaugh
Bertha Armstrong (Twin) born born 2 October 1897 and died 2 April 1898
Fannie Armstrong Hambright (Twin)
Edgar A Armstrong
George Albert Armstrong Jr. died during WWI
William B. Armstrong
Her father was Peter Zealand Goodwin & her mother's was America Belle (Kuykendall) Goodwin. They moved to Kansas about 1872 and later to Oklahoma Territory.
She married George Albert Armstrong Sr. "Doc" 4 March 1881 Baxter Springs, Cherokee County, Kansas and they lived to celebrate their 60th anniversary.
In February 1901 they moved to Lincoln County, WA. Here they had a farm near Harrington. They moved into town in 1931.
She joined the Baptist Church as a young woman and was a member of the Rebekah Order.
She had been ill several weeks prior to her death and she died in her home with family by her side.
Their children were:
Leoda Armstrong Richards
Stella Armstrong Smith
Florence Armstrong Defabaugh
Bertha Armstrong (Twin) born born 2 October 1897 and died 2 April 1898
Fannie Armstrong Hambright (Twin)
Edgar A Armstrong
George Albert Armstrong Jr. died during WWI
William B. Armstrong
She married George Albert Armstrong Sr. "Doc" 4 March 1881 Baxter Springs, Cherokee County, Kansas and they lived to celebrate their 60th anniversary.
In February 1901 they moved to Lincoln County, WA. Here they had a farm near Harrington. They moved into town in 1931.
She joined the Baptist Church as a young woman and was a member of the Rebekah Order.
She had been ill several weeks prior to her death and she died in her home with family by her side.
Their children were:
Leoda Armstrong Richards
Stella Armstrong Smith
Florence Armstrong Defabaugh
Bertha Armstrong (Twin) born born 2 October 1897 and died 2 April 1898
Fannie Armstrong Hambright (Twin)
Edgar A Armstrong
George Albert Armstrong Jr. died during WWI
William B. Armstrong
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