Elizabeth Armstrong Genealogy

Record modified: 2022-06-10
This is my ancestor 6 generations back.

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Elizabeth Armstrong |
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Born: 1779-12-08 North Carolina USA
Died: 1858-02-03
Marriages:
1. John Willoughby
Children of Elizabeth Armstrong and John Willoughby:
Susannah Willoughby b. 1796-00-00
William Willoughby b. 1800-00-00
Hiram Biggerstaff Willoughby b. 1803-03-14
Elizabeth Willoughby b. 1805-08-03
*Vincent Willoughby b. 1808-02-09
John Armstrong Willoughby b. 1810-12-02
Mary Willoughby b. 1814-07-20

Notes:

Sledge has her parents as Aaron Armstrong and Elizabeth Landers, but this is wrong.
Warren Co KY marriage records show that Aaron married Elizabeth in 1800.
I think Aaron may have been her brother, not her father.
Maybe her father was named Aaron, but he is not the Aaron that married Elizabeth Landers.
Note that she had a son John Armstrong Willoughby, suggesting her father might have been a John.

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There was a John Armstrong 1740 ENG who married an Elizabeth Landers 1746 ENG. He doesn't seem to have had a daughter Elizabeth, though.

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There was a John Armstrong c1740 d 1818 Muhlenberg Co KY who married Mary (unknown) and had a daughter Elizabeth c1776. That John's will is extant, and names his daughter Elizabeth Smith.

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There was a Clement Armstrong in Johnston Co NC (where John Willoughby was born) on the 1790 census.

There were several Armstrong families in Cumberland Co, next to Johnston.

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1840 census Warren Co KY p90
Jno Willoby Senior 1 M 15-20, 1 M 50-60, 1 F 60-70

1830 census Warren Co KY p71
John Willoughby 1 M 5-10, 1 M 10-15, 1 M 20-30, 1 M 50-60, 2 F 5-10, 1 F 10-15, 1 F 15-20, 1 F 30-40, 1 F 50-60
Hinds Site: Genealogy of Ken Hinds -- page 192
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