Armstrong, Frank L 10.feb.1858-11.aug.1897 USA Pennsylvania, Philadelphia - Philadelphia
music printer and publisher, he collaborated with hymn writer George Crawford Hugg (1848-1907), 1879-1880 as music typographer residing with his widowed mother Julia at 1508 North 12th Street in Philadelphia, 1879-1886 with is mother Julia he ran the music printing firm of his late father John M. Armstrong & Co. at 710 Sansom Street, 1884-1897 residing at his own home 1318 Reed Street, 1887 music printer of John M. Armstrong & Co. at 1508 North 12th Street and music printer and publisher of the music publishing Armstrong & Hugg at 710 Sansom Street, 1888-1897 as manager of the music printer and publisher Armstrong & Hugg at 710 Sansom Street, he died at the Methodist Hospital aged 39 and married, 14.aug.1897 his funeral was arranged by the Welcome Lodge No.453 and Harmony HRAC No.52 and was buried at Mount Moriah Cemetery ; son of composer/music printer John M Armstrong (New York 1836-24.jan.1878 Philadelphia) and Julia M Armstrong (1839-a1911 Philadelphia)

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[] Crowning triumph, a new collection of sacred songs and gospel hymns, for sanctuary, Sunday-schools, prayer and praise meetings, the home circle, anniversaries, funeral occasions, etc. by George C. Hugg and Frank L. Armstrong pub F. A. North & Co., Philadelphia 1879
[] Bible gems, for sanctuary, Sunday-schools, prayer, praise and camp meetings, home circle, anniversary occasions, etc. compiled by George C. Hugg and Frank L. Armstrong pub Hugg & Armstrong, Philadelphia 1880
[] Golden rays. A collection of new Gospel songs, for the Sunday-school and sanctuary by George C. Hugg and Frank L. Armstrong pub Hugg & Armstrong, music typography by J. M. Armstrong & Co., 710 Sansom Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania 1882
[] Tabernacle songs. Hymns for Sunday schools by George C. Hugg and Frank L. Armstrong pub Hugg & Armstrong, Philadelphia 1882
[] Exalted praise, a new collection of hymns and tunes for the Sunday-school and sanctuary by George C. Hugg and Frank L. Armstrong pub Lee & Walker, Philadelphia 1882
[] The helper in sacred song, for Sunday-schools, churches, and devotional services compiled by George C. Hugg and Frank L. Armstrong pub Church and Sunday School Music Pub. Co., 710 Sansom Street, Philadelphia Pennsylvania 1889 pub Reformed Church Pub. House, Philadelphia 1889 pub Ward & Drummond, New York City
[] The stars and stripes forever. 1893 words George Morley Vickers publication includes testimonial letters for Piso's cure for consumption dated 1899 pub (arr for band) Brophy Bros., Philadelphia 1895
[] Red, white and blue. Voice with piano and organ arr. by Frank L. Armstrong in Bromo Seltzer edition of 171 popular selections pub Music Department, Emerson Drug Company, Baltimore Maryland 189?
[] Cry aloud! Anthem for Temperance festivals. pub1901 in Church. The Church Choralist No.176., 1886-
[] Fairer than day, for Sunday school and revival work. 142 Hymns for 1-4 voices with keyboard by 72 composers compiled by George C. Hugg including a hymn by Frank L. Armstrong pub George C. Hugg, Philadelphia 1903

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