Patron # 3388 Patron Name: Armstrong, Clarence Original Source: View Page

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Ledger Entry Information Ledger # 1 Page # 57 Date Joined Friday, February 7th,1896 Patron # 3388
Patron Information Name Clarence Armstrong Nickname Residence 513 Elliott
Guarantor Information Name Thos Armstrong Residence 513 Elliott
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City Directory Name Address Occupation Directory Year
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Census Data Name Clarance Armstrong
Background Information Race White Sex Male Marital Status Single # Years Married
Origin Info Birthplace Indiana Year of Birth 1884
Birthplace of Father Indiana Birthplace of Mother Indiana
Naturalization Status Year of Immigration
Residence Info Residential Status R H (rented house) # Boarders # Servants
Occupation Info Occupation laborer glass factory
Occupation Note 2 mos unemployed
Occupation Group Blue Collar Occupational Rank Unskilled/Menial Service
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+Transaction History (46)

Transaction DateOriginal
Document		Acc. #TitleBorrower NamePat #Listed Patron NameTransaction Comments
19010830Friday, August 30th, 1901View Page1191811918The bondwoman.The bondwoman.Mrs S F Brady33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18990223Thursday, February 23rd, 1899View Page060966096Tales from Shakespeare.Tales from Shakespeare.Harry Rockaway33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18980411Monday, April 11th, 1898View Page083708370Elsie's womanhood : a sequel to "Elsie's girlhood".Elsie's womanhood : a sequel to "Elsie's girlhood".Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18980328Monday, March 28th, 1898View Page083708370Elsie's womanhood : a sequel to "Elsie's girlhood".Elsie's womanhood : a sequel to "Elsie's girlhood".Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18980321Monday, March 21st, 1898View Page00754754Sketches by Boz : illustrative of every-day life and every-day people.Sketches by Boz : illustrative of every-day life and every-day people.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18980308Tuesday, March 8th, 1898View Page1020110201Elsie's girlhood.Elsie's girlhood.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18980222Tuesday, February 22nd, 1898View Page096199619Mr. Stubb's brother : a sequel to "Toby Tyler"Mr. Stubb's brother : a sequel to "Toby Tyler"Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18980212Saturday, February 12th, 1898View Page071887188Harper's new monthly magazine.Harper's new monthly magazine.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18980201Tuesday, February 1st, 1898View Page096539653Bernicia.Bernicia.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18980119Wednesday, January 19th, 1898View Page00971971Louis' school days: : a story for boys.Louis' school days: : a story for boys.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18980115Saturday, January 15th, 1898View Page011131113Vivia : or, The secret of power.Vivia : or, The secret of power.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18980112Wednesday, January 12th, 1898View Page010001000Ester Ried : asleep and awake.Ester Ried : asleep and awake.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18980111Tuesday, January 11th, 1898View Page098449844Tom the ready, or, Up from the lowest.Tom the ready, or, Up from the lowest.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18971231Friday, December 31st, 1897View Page083778377Jack Hazard and his fortunes.Jack Hazard and his fortunes.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18971101Monday, November 1st, 1897View Page091969196Elsie Dinsmore.Elsie Dinsmore.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18971020Wednesday, October 20th, 1897View Page091969196Elsie Dinsmore.Elsie Dinsmore.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18971018Monday, October 18th, 1897View Page077157715George in camp, or, Life on the plains.George in camp, or, Life on the plains.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18971004Monday, October 4th, 1897View Page1022410224Ten boys who lived on the road from long ago to now.Ten boys who lived on the road from long ago to now.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970921Tuesday, September 21st, 1897View Page076977697Black Beauty : his grooms and companions.Black Beauty : his grooms and companions.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970802Monday, August 2nd, 1897View Page077337733Wyoming.Wyoming.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970330Tuesday, March 30th, 1897View Page084488448Sink or swim, or, Harry Raymond's resolve.Sink or swim, or, Harry Raymond's resolve.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970322Monday, March 22nd, 1897View Page077177717The buried treasure : or, Old Jordan's "haunt".The buried treasure : or, Old Jordan's "haunt".Clonie Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970308Monday, March 8th, 1897View Page066316631Peter Budstone : the boy who was hazed.Peter Budstone : the boy who was hazed.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970303Wednesday, March 3rd, 1897View Page084588458Wait and hope, or, Ben Bradford's motto.Wait and hope, or, Ben Bradford's motto.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970301Monday, March 1st, 1897View Page00878878The prince of the house of David : or Three years in the holy city.The prince of the house of David : or Three years in the holy city.Clarice Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970227Saturday, February 27th, 1897View Page077287728Fame and fortune, or, The progress of Richard Hunter.Fame and fortune, or, The progress of Richard Hunter.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970220Saturday, February 20th, 1897View Page084478447Luck and pluck; or, John Oakley's inheritance.Luck and pluck; or, John Oakley's inheritance.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970215Monday, February 15th, 1897View Page083778377Jack Hazard and his fortunes.Jack Hazard and his fortunes.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970210Wednesday, February 10th, 1897View Page077277727Ragged Dick : or, Street life in New York with the boot-blacks.Ragged Dick : or, Street life in New York with the boot-blacks.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970202Tuesday, February 2nd, 1897View Page083748374Ned in the block-house : a tale of early days in the West.Ned in the block-house : a tale of early days in the West.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970126Tuesday, January 26th, 1897View Page077157715George in camp, or, Life on the plains.George in camp, or, Life on the plains.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970123Saturday, January 23rd, 1897View Page084328432The sportsman's club : in the saddle.The sportsman's club : in the saddle.Clarice Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970118Monday, January 18th, 1897View Page066616661Eight cousins, or, The aunt-hill.Eight cousins, or, The aunt-hill.Clarence Cushing33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18970116Saturday, January 16th, 1897View Page084458445Julius : or, The street boy out West.Julius : or, The street boy out West.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18961211Friday, December 11th, 1896View Page060936093The Swiss family Robinson.The Swiss family Robinson.Clarence Amstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18961204Friday, December 4th, 1896View Page084248424Snowed up : or, The sportsman's club in the mountains.Snowed up : or, The sportsman's club in the mountains.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18961124Tuesday, November 24th, 1896View Page077227722Slow and sure : or, From the street to the shop.Slow and sure : or, From the street to the shop.Clarence Amstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18961112Thursday, November 12th, 1896View Page095619561The garden behind the moon : a real story of the moon angel.The garden behind the moon : a real story of the moon angel.Clarence Amstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18961022Thursday, October 22nd, 1896View Page086138613Wide awake.Wide awake.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18961015Thursday, October 15th, 1896View Page077027702Little Lord Fauntleroy.Little Lord Fauntleroy.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18960323Monday, March 23rd, 1896View Page0004646History of the United States from the discovery of the American continent.History of the United States from the discovery of the American continent.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18960311Wednesday, March 11th, 1896View Page039303930American history. Vol. V. Wars of the colonies.American history. Vol. V. Wars of the colonies.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18960303Tuesday, March 3rd, 1896View Page018331833The Hudson legends. Rip Van Winkle. Sleepy Hollow.The Hudson legends. Rip Van Winkle. Sleepy Hollow.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18960228Friday, February 28th, 1896View Page082648264Our little men and women.Our little men and women.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18960215Saturday, February 15th, 1896View Page065716571Little Lord Fauntleroy.Little Lord Fauntleroy.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong
18960207Friday, February 7th, 1896View Page088598859Wide awake.Wide awake.Clarence Armstrong33883388Clarence ArmstrongClarence Armstrong