Robert Marcellus Armstrong.6, (Arthur Cary Armstrong.5, Robert Armstrong.4, John Armstrong Jr.3, John Armstrong Sr.2, Robert Armstrong.1) born: 25 January 1904, St Louis, St Louis Ciry Missouri, died; 18 September 1984, Riverside County California, buried; Wildomar Cemetery Wildomar, Riverside County, California, son of: Arthur Cary Armstrong and Naomi Neri Whiteside, married: 28 August 1933, Marian Kinkaid Walker, born; 7 September 1909, Everett, Snohomish County Washington, died; 22 November 1990, Orange County California, buried; Wildomar Cemetery, Wildomar, Riverside County, California, daughter of: Charles Joseph Walker Jr. and Gertrude Katherine Zoll, No Known Children.
Source; California Death Records from 1940 thru 1997.
Armstrong Robert M 01/25/1904 Mothers maiden name: Witeside, Male, born; MISSOURI, died; Riverside, 09/18/1984 80 yrs
Source; Ted Armstrong, St. Peter's Cemetery and Other Armstrong Family Information
Robert Marcellus Armstrong's wife Marian Kinkaid (Walker) Armstrong, who was originally from St. Louis and a fine painter. They had no children and were delighted when I named my son Robert, although there are other claimants to the origin of my son's name as many of you well know. Don't ask me what Uncle Bob (also known as Uncle Marcy until he went to California) did, he had trouble finding success in business, but finally ended up with enough residential real estate work in California to afford to live in that desirable climate.
Source; California Death Records from 1940 thru 1997.
Armstrong Robert M 01/25/1904 Mothers maiden name: Witeside, Male, born; MISSOURI, died; Riverside, 09/18/1984 80 yrs
Source; Ted Armstrong, St. Peter's Cemetery and Other Armstrong Family Information
Robert Marcellus Armstrong's wife Marian Kinkaid (Walker) Armstrong, who was originally from St. Louis and a fine painter. They had no children and were delighted when I named my son Robert, although there are other claimants to the origin of my son's name as many of you well know. Don't ask me what Uncle Bob (also known as Uncle Marcy until he went to California) did, he had trouble finding success in business, but finally ended up with enough residential real estate work in California to afford to live in that desirable climate.
Robert Marcellus Armstrong.6, (Arthur Cary Armstrong.5, Robert Armstrong.4, John Armstrong Jr.3, John Armstrong Sr.2, Robert Armstrong.1) born: 25 January 1904, St Louis, St Louis Ciry Missouri, died; 18 September 1984, Riverside County California, buried; Wildomar Cemetery Wildomar, Riverside County, California, son of: Arthur Cary Armstrong and Naomi Neri Whiteside, married: 28 August 1933, Marian Kinkaid Walker, born; 7 September 1909, Everett, Snohomish County Washington, died; 22 November 1990, Orange County California, buried; Wildomar Cemetery, Wildomar, Riverside County, California, daughter of: Charles Joseph Walker Jr. and Gertrude Katherine Zoll, No Known Children.
Source; California Death Records from 1940 thru 1997.
Armstrong Robert M 01/25/1904 Mothers maiden name: Witeside, Male, born; MISSOURI, died; Riverside, 09/18/1984 80 yrs
Source; Ted Armstrong, St. Peter's Cemetery and Other Armstrong Family Information
Robert Marcellus Armstrong's wife Marian Kinkaid (Walker) Armstrong, who was originally from St. Louis and a fine painter. They had no children and were delighted when I named my son Robert, although there are other claimants to the origin of my son's name as many of you well know. Don't ask me what Uncle Bob (also known as Uncle Marcy until he went to California) did, he had trouble finding success in business, but finally ended up with enough residential real estate work in California to afford to live in that desirable climate.
Source; California Death Records from 1940 thru 1997.
Armstrong Robert M 01/25/1904 Mothers maiden name: Witeside, Male, born; MISSOURI, died; Riverside, 09/18/1984 80 yrs
Source; Ted Armstrong, St. Peter's Cemetery and Other Armstrong Family Information
Robert Marcellus Armstrong's wife Marian Kinkaid (Walker) Armstrong, who was originally from St. Louis and a fine painter. They had no children and were delighted when I named my son Robert, although there are other claimants to the origin of my son's name as many of you well know. Don't ask me what Uncle Bob (also known as Uncle Marcy until he went to California) did, he had trouble finding success in business, but finally ended up with enough residential real estate work in California to afford to live in that desirable climate.
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