John Armstrong (disambiguation) — John Armstrong is the name of:*John Armstrong (surveyor) (1674–1742), British Surveyor General *John Armstrong (poet) (1709–1779), Scottish poet *John Armstrong, Sr. (1717–1795), American general and Continental Congressman *John Armstrong… … Wikipedia
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