PATRON – BIOGRAPHY: Captain William Armistead Revolutionary War Soldier born ca. 1762

CLARKE COUNTY Randolph County REVOLUTIONARY WAR

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Daisy Armistead, "I would love to own my old home and go back..." | Alabama Pioneers February 21, 2014

[…] *Note: Daisy Purnell (Webb) Armistead was born Feb. 11, 1880. She was the 2nd wife of John Prisnall Armistead. She died Feb. 19, 1960. John Prisnall Armistead was born September 18, 1861, son of Bryant Borroughs and Sarah Prisnall. He died June 6, 1939. Both are buried at West Bend Cemetery, Clarke County, Alabama. He was the grandson of Westwood Armistead and gr-grandson of William Armistead, Revolutionary War Soldier. […]
Dorothy Armistead Anderson July 29, 2015

I would like to see a picture of Captain William and his son Westwood.
1. Donna R Causey July 29, 2015
  
  Perhaps he commissioned a painting that will turn up somewhere. Photography was before his time so I’m sure we won’t see a photograph.