>From the book, "Crenshaw County, [Alabama] Newspapers Abstracts1890-1899" Compiled by Joyce Morgan English" "Armstrong - Died in Luverne Sunday May 15 1898 at the residence of his son. Maximillian Armstrong, age 80 years. He had an illness of only a few days. He has been a resident of this section ever since he was 12 years old, his father having settled at Yellow Shanks about that time, where young Armstrong (and his twin brother) J. M. Armstrong, now living in Beat 12, he was familiarly known to the people of this county as "Dock" was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church. The deceased was the father of Mr. John A. Armstrong, the efficient Circuit Clerk. He leaves his second wife, several grown children and a host of friends.His remains were taken to Beat 12, at the family burial grounds. (The Luverne Journal - May 19, 1898 (The Gleaner - May 20, 1898) 0