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From: "John D. Armstrong" <>
Subject: Re: [Clan ARMSTRONG] Armstrongs in Mangerton or Langholm
Date: Sun, 30 Nov 2003 15:44:04 -0800
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Maureen,
Sorry I couldn't have been more help... I was positive that
Neil's pedigree had been posted on the Armstrong List back around 96 or
97....

Regards
John Armstrong


Tony and Maureen Marshall wrote:

>Thankyou John for your reply. I have searched archives and the internet in
>the past but came up with nothing.
>On the 1880 census Neils Gt.Gt. grandfather Stephen was 54 and born in Ohio
>. it also states that Stephens father was born in Ohio presumably circa1800.
>but does not give his name.
>So The family may not have come to the States at the end of the 1700's.
>Maureen Marshall
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