Family: Armstrong, Charles H / Crowell, Mary Adaline (F58397)

• Male Armstrong, Charles H

  
  

  Birth	10 Nov 1832	New York State, USA	LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death	17 Aug 1919	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA	Endowed (LDS)
  Burial	Abt 20 Aug 1919	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA	Sealed P (LDS)
  Marriage			Sealed S (LDS)
  Father
  Mother

  
  

  Female Crowell, Mary Adaline

  
  

  Birth	1826	Bainbridge, Chenango, New York, USA	LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death	28 Aug 1923	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA	Endowed (LDS)
  Burial	Abt 31 Aug 1923	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA	Sealed P (LDS)
  Father
  Mother

  
  

  Female Armstrong, Amy Irene VanGilder

  
  

  Birth	17 Jul 1861	Ulysses Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA	LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death	15 Oct 1952	Potter County Memorial Hospital, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA	Endowed (LDS)
  Burial	18 Oct 1952	Eulalia Cemetery, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA	Sealed P (LDS)
  Spouse	Stevens, Edward Clarence | F58393
  Marriage	24 Oct 1883	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA	Sealed S (LDS)

  
  

• Notes

  adoption jt: 20181009HAv- Barry Otterholt Farmer, Yankee Officer Name was Ira Bogert Van Guilder, per letter from C.A. Musgrave to brother J.S.Musgrave 3rd. Death in a POW camp, when daughter Amy Irene was 3 yrs old. or... prisoner in a Southern camp, then died enroute to home at end of war, never seeing his daughter Amy. per JSM III notes. 2 years ago Flag Hide Barry Otterholt His name is on the Civil War Monument in the Courthouse square in Coudersport. He must have been quite a man. He married a Virginia girl from Mannassas Gap whose family disowned her for marrying a Yankee. He volunteered tiered into the New York 21st Infantry "Then Bucktail Regiment" in 1861 and served continuously without leave until 1864 when he was wounded and taken prisoner. He spent the last year of his life in Libby Prison in Richmond. At that time the prison was used for officers only. He was released at the end of the year but died on the train on the way to a hospital in New York State. The Armstrongs adopted grandmother {Amy] at the end of the war when she lost her father. Source: 1976 Letter from CA Musgrave to brother Joseph S Musgrave III. Barry Lee Otterholt archives. 1 year ago Flag Hide