The Armstrong Story
- 1223
The Armstrong surname is first recorded, at Ousby in Cumberland.[2]
- 16th c.
Gilnockie (Hollows) Tower built by the Armstrongs on the River Esk.[2][5]
- 1528
Lord Dacre burns the Armstrongs' earlier tower at the Hollows.[3]
- 1529
James V hangs Johnnie Armstrong of Gilnockie and his men at Carlenrig.[2][6]
- 1603
Union of the Crowns; James VI begins the pacification of the Borders.[2]
- c.1610
Archibald Armstrong of Mangerton, the last chief, is hanged.[2][6]
- 1969
Armstrong Clan revived by Ted and Judy Armstrong on 21 July.[4]
- 1979-80
Gilnockie Tower restored for domestic use.[5]
























Clan ScottArmstrong lands passed to the Scotts after the clan's leaders were executed in 1610.