John William Armstrong (1889) emigrated to USA from Ballinamallard, Fermanagh

[csjjpm]

Yes great shout also I've learned from Sandra that the year of birth on US dates may not always be accurate.

I know age isn't always a good indicator on marriage certs as in Ireland they all are '22' because they only had to be over 21 to marry.

[*Sandra*]

Providence, Rhode Island, City Directory, 1931/1932 - John W (Mary)  Chauf 64 pond -  h 96 Home Ave.
Also listed at that address - Marg M - clk 100 South - h 96 Home Ave.  Eliz - clk 100 South - h 96 Home Avenue.

Providence,  Rgode island, City Directory 1937 - Eliz - clerk - 100 South - 771 Cranston Ave. Marg M - clk - 100 South - 771 Cranston and Mrs Mary - h 771 Cranston Avenue. (no mention of John W Armstrong)

Sandra

[*Sandra*]

Margaret Mary Armstrong married Milton William Mannix (1912  - 1969) - Margaret passed away 14 February 1939.
The couple had a daughter "M. L"  3 February 1939.  This lady married Chester "Chet" F. Aylesworth.

This is the obituary for Chester. Passed away 3 September 2013.  This will give you the name of family to date.  With the help of https://www.whitepages.com/ you should be able to trace living relatives.

http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dailyherald/obituary.aspx?pid=166786902

Sandra

[*Sandra*]

U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 - Anna A Armstrong - Anna A Migliaccio born 13 december 1911 - passed away 16 Dec 1989
John W Armstrong - Mother Mary Conley. Death Certificate Number 9663
Last Residence 02882 Narragansett, Washington, Rhode Island.

Sandra

FIND A GRAVE

Burial -   Saint Francis Cemetery  Pawtucket, Providence County, Rhode Island.
PLOT Section J, Lot 4, Grave 6

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/151295717

husband - Nicholas Migliaccio - 8 December 1906 passed away February 1976 -
Last Residence 02910 Cranston, Providence, Rhode Island.

Sandra

[csjjpm]

Thank you Sandra you've been great.  I've now made contact with someone via Ancestry who is a descendant and hopefully I can fill in the missing bits and the families can catch up with each other.

[csjjpm]

Thank you Sandra and Rosie.  I've now made contact with long lost relatives in the US.

[*Sandra*]

That is great exciting news.  Thank you very much, we always appreciate updates.


Regards
Sandra