James ARMSTRONG & Jane CAMPBELL

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James ARMSTRONG
Jane CAMPBELL

Husband: James ARMSTRONG

Marriage:

Wife: Jane CAMPBELL

Children — born Brookeborough, co. Fermanagh, IRL; emigrated ca. 1748 to Cumberland Valley, PA:

1. Margaret ARMSTRONG, b. ca. 1707; m. John LYON; son: William LYON
2. (Son A) ARMSTRONG
3. (Son B) ARMSTRONG
4. (Son C) ARMSTRONG
5. (Son D) ARMSTRONG
6. Col./Gen. John ARMSTRONG, b. 13 Oct 1717; m. Rebecca LYON

Keywords for search engines: genealogy; Ireland; USA, US, United States, Pennsylvania

Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. John W. Thompson. Col. John Armstrong (online at the savesmithouse.com web site):

Col. John Armstrong was one of the early Colonial Justices of Cumberland County and a proprietary land agent for the Penns. Armstrong was born in Brookborough Parish, County Fermanagh, in Ireland on October 13, 1717. John Armstrong, his wife, his four brothers, and sister immigrated to the Cumberland Valley in Pennsylvania around 1748. Having established himself as a surveyor, he and his nephew, William Lyon, surveyed the site of the future town of Carlisle in the early 1750s...

3. WorldConnect / WorldTree (online at RootsWeb.com/Ancestry.com).

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