The origin of the Armstrong surname is Anglo-Scottish, coming from the border region between the two countries. The name itself derives from a nickname, those who have 'strong arms' and their lineage. The Armstrong Clan came from this same border region and many who followed them also took their name to show their allegiance.
Armstrong, Armstronge, Armstrang, Armestrong, Amstrong
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Common female occupations for Armstrongs in 1921
Dressmaker
966
Domestic Servant
607
General Servant Domestic
527
House Servant
504
Housekeeper
477
Common male occupations for Armstrongs in 1921
Coal Miner
2,162
Farmer
850
Coal Miner Hewer
752
General Labourer
734
Joiner
573
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