Genealogy information for Armstrong.

Armstrong has the following 12 books:

biographical & historical cyclopedia of indiana and armstrong counties, pennsylvania (1891 reprint) The history of any nation, state or country is best and most forcibly written in the life records of its citizens. In view of this, the Congress of the U.S., in 1876, recommended to state and county authorities the importance and necessity of collecting and preserving the histories and biographies of their prominent men and useful citizens. The publisher of this work compiled and published the first cyclopedia of biographies that was ever issued in Pennsylvania. Covers two important western Pennsylvania counties.
by Samuel T. Wiley

complete records of emmanuel evangelical lutheran church, freeport, armstrong, pennsylvania, 1875-1920 1875-1903: Constitution and Discipline, names of members, communion records, members received on confession of faith, confirmations, adult and infant baptisms, marriages, deaths, dismissions, misc. 1902-1920: Constitution and Discipline, pastors, church officers, church members, baptisms of infants, marriages, burials, communion.
by Peggy C. Cramer

complete records of st. matthews lutheran church 1844-1932 - mcville Constitution and discipline, baptisms, members, minutes, marriages, communicants, confirmants, confirmations, pastors, deaths, miscellaneous records.
by Peggy C. Cramer

early deaths and marriages in armstrong county, pennsylvania from kittanning area newspapers Abstracts of deaths, marriages, divorces and letters of administration of estates from August 1825 through December 1844. Some dates from 1819 and 1829. Papers from 1834 through 1836 are missing.
by Constance L. Mateer

history of armstrong county, pennsylvania Over 6,000 dates and 50,000 names of Armstrong County residents. Contains history, biographical sketches, and information on early development of townships, including land grants, transfers, and tax assessments. Armstrong County in the War of the Rebellion including supplementary roster.
by Robert Walter Smith

history of the old kittanning cemetery, north jefferson street, kittanning, pennsylvania, 1811-1960 Once located on North Jefferson Street, this cemetery no longer exists. Only a few stones remain, now located in part of the new Kittanning Cemetery on Troy Hill. If there were any official records of burial here, they also no longer exist. A multitude of genealogical resources were used to prepare this complete list of burials such as a published legal notice of "Intent to Move" which lists interments. These 334 interments provide a great deal of information such as names of parents and spouse, occupations, residences, and more as available.
by Allen R. Mechling

index to armstrong county, pennsylvania wills 1805-1900 Consists of over 2600 entries. All willbook indices in this series of Pennsylvania counties include name, volume, page, and year of record.
by Bob Closson and Mary Closson

patients with communicable diseases in the borough of kittanning, 1907-1955 Provides valuable information that may not be available elsewhere regarding the parent or guardian of each patient, as well as the street and house number where each person lived, and information about the disease and attending physician. Has a detailed street map of Kittanning.
by Allen R. And Maria K. Mechling

records of clinton lutheran church - clinton, s. buffalo township Records cover period of 1852-1860. Constitution and Discipline plus infant baptisms, roll of communicants, members received, a brief history of the church.
by Peggy C. Cramer

slate lick: an account of a reunion of present and former residents held at slate lick, pennsylvania, august 30-31, 1887, together with the addresses and papers prepared for the occasion This work was intended to cover a reunion of teachers and students of the Slate Lick Classical Institute. Instead of limited reunions, it was decided to have a general neighborhood reunion without regard to denominational or other distinctions, churches and schools, ministers and people, teachers and students, being in one grand meeting. Slate Lick, seat of Slate Lick Classical Institute, is located in South Buffalo Township organized from old Buffalo Township in 1847.

the armstrong democrat & sentinel genealogical abstracts: volume 1. july 1889 - december 1891 Very complete newspaper abstractions including jury lists, legal notices, gossip columns, deaths, marriages, visitors, lodge members, prisoners, real estate transactions, elections, retirements, even murder trials.
by Nancy Hill Hidinger

the armstrong democrat & sentinel genealogical abstracts: volume 2. january 1892 - december 1894 Very complete newspaper abstractions including jury lists, legal notices, gossip columns, deaths, marriages, visitors, lodge members, prisoners, real estate transactions, elections, retirements, even murder trials.
by Nancy Hill Hidinger