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George E. Armstrong

Birth4 July 1874 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Death2 July 1943 - north battleford sask
MotherDinah McLellan
FatherGeorge Armstrong

Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on 4 July 1874 to George Armstrong and Dinah McLellan. George E. Armstrong married Myrtle Laura Delong and had 6 children. He passed away on 2 July 1943 in north battleford sask.

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George Armstrong
1837 - 1900
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Dinah Mclellan
1845 - 1877
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Myrtle Laura Delong
1885 - 1966
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Phyllis Rebecca Alexandra Armstrong
1907 - 2005
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Norval Eric Delong Armstrong
1910 - 1953
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Sybill Georgina Armstrong
1925 - 1994
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Robert Lindsay Armstrong
1928 - 2006
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John Delmar Armstrong
1922 - 1924
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William "Bill" Douglas Armstrong
1919 - 2000

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