Edward Armstrong

Last updated October 05, 2020

Edward Armstrong may refer to:

Edward Armstrong (cricketer) (1881–1963), Australian cricketer
Edward Allworthy Armstrong (1900–1978), ornithologist and Church of England clergyman
Edward Armstrong (historian) (1846–1928), English historian
Edward H. Armstrong (1880–1938), mayor of Daytona Beach, Florida
Edward Robert Armstrong (1876–1955), Canadian engineer and inventor
Henry Edward Armstrong (1848–1937), English chemist
Edward Frankland Armstrong (1878–1945), English industrial chemist
Dr Edward George Armstrong, character in Agatha Christie's mystery novel, And Then There Were None

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