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Title: Armstrong Family
Post by: JASPER6BEARS on Friday 19 November 10 20:07 GMT (UK)
Hello

Looking for any information on Wellington Willoughby Armstrong born in Ontario in 1861.

Would be great to find living descendants

Thanks
Title: Re: Armstrong Family
Post by: rutht22000 on Friday 19 November 10 20:19 GMT (UK)
It looks like he married Margareta/Marguerita Seymour Pabst on 30 April 1894 in Victoria, Ca.

He was a traveller by profession and one son Arnold Willoughby Armstrong, born 13 June 1904 in York County, Ontario and possibly another Irving Wellington Armstrong  born 19 April 1899 in San Fransisco.  I W Armstrong's service record gives his mother as Marguerita Armstrong but that's the only connection I can find so far

Do you have him on the census in 1871 with his parents?

We can't post anything about living people on the forum though.

Title: Re: Armstrong Family
Post by: JASPER6BEARS on Friday 19 November 10 20:34 GMT (UK)
Thank You ruthht

Excellent

I am based in the UK and have only limited access to canadian records.

I also had a possible son Gordon Seymour Armstrong b.17 Mar 1906 Ontario.


Any sign of him?

Thank You
Title: Re: Armstrong Family
Post by: rutht22000 on Friday 19 November 10 20:46 GMT (UK)
Yes, and he is son of Wellington W Armstrong and "Rita Pabst" according to his birth register.
Title: Re: Armstrong Family
Post by: JASPER6BEARS on Friday 19 November 10 20:51 GMT (UK)
Excellent Thank You

Any marriage information for Arnold or his brothers?

You have been very helpful

Thanks
Title: Re: Armstrong Family
Post by: rutht22000 on Friday 19 November 10 20:54 GMT (UK)
Will have a look for marriages, but Irving is definitely WW's child. They are all together on the 1911 census in Toronto.

I'll go back and find the 1914-18 service record for Irving and see if there is anything else there to help
Title: Re: Armstrong Family
Post by: susano on Friday 19 November 10 20:58 GMT (UK)
You can search the 1901 and 1911 Canada Census for free at this site
http://www.automatedgenealogy.com/

I believe you can search the 1871, 1881 and 1891 Canada Census at this site
https://beta.familysearch.org/s/collection/list#page=1&region=NORTH_AMERICA

Susan
Title: Re: Armstrong Family
Post by: rutht22000 on Friday 19 November 10 21:07 GMT (UK)
I think Arnold lived in the USA for a while as there is a border crossing reference for him into New York, aged 30, to go to Art School.  It also states that he has income from his father's Estate. Am not sure whether that means that WW was dead by October 1934.

Irving seems to have been the UK for some time as well as he travels from Liverpool to Canada in 1919 as a returned Canadian, presumably after the War ended.

Gordon seems to have gone into the USA at some point as well into Chigaco. He was a salesman and went in 1926.

I can't find any marriages yet and if they were married none of the wives are with them on these journeys
Title: Re: Armstrong Family
Post by: JASPER6BEARS on Friday 19 November 10 21:10 GMT (UK)
Thank You for the information.

I will have a look at the census

Thanks
Title: Re: Armstrong Family
Post by: wornpick on Friday 01 April 11 16:56 BST (UK)
@ Jasper6bears: Have you had any luck with this one? I have a full tree, and living relatives, if you want to take it further.
Title: Re: Armstrong Family
Post by: JASPER6BEARS on Friday 01 April 11 17:15 BST (UK)
Hello

Thanks a Family Tree would be excellent.

Hit a lot of Brick Walls so far.

Help is much appreciated

Cheers
Title: Re: Armstrong Family
Post by: wornpick on Friday 01 April 11 17:30 BST (UK)
Ok - we need to have some discussion off-forum. My email: *

Andy

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