Capt. John Armstrong contributed the money for the founding of nearby Armstrong Chapel, a Methodist Church that was founded between 1832 and 1843. Land for the church was deeded to trustees in Section 7 in 1848. When a shift in the Ohio River made the church inaccessible, it was abandoned, and Morris Chapel was founded either in 1856 or 1859. Armstrong was a trustee there. His title is apparently from his role as a river-boat captain. This is apparently the cemetery shown on the Jefferson County road map as being at the end of Scott Road, upstream from Brooksburg, and just east of where Lost Fork enters the Ohio River.

Armstrong, Charles P. (?), s of John & Sarah Armstrong,
   Feb. 2,1835-Dec. 12, 1865
Armstrong, John, s of John & Sarah Armstrong, June 15, 1832-Sept. 19, 1854
Armstrong, Ida, dau. of John & Sarah Armstrong, Dec. 8, 1833-June 27, 1860
Armstrong, Nancy, dau. of John & Harriet Armstrong,
   Oct. 30, 1855-Nov. 9, 1863 
Armstrong, Orrin, s. of John & Harriet Armstrong, d. Oct. 21, 1845,
   age 9 mos. 
Armstrong, Alfred, s o John & Harriet Armstrong, d. Mar. 8, 1840, age 9 mos
Armstrong, Harriet, Oct. 9, 1816-March 15, 1906
Armstrong, Capt. John, d. Feb. 2, 1880, age 94 yrs
Armstrong, Sarah, w of John Armstrong, d. Jan. 16, 1836, age 36 yrs.
Armstrong, Sarah, Apr. 10, 1846-Mar. 6, 1926
Armstrong, Frank, Mar. 3, 1848-Nov. 14, 1901
Claxon, Harriet, Jan. 19, 1816-Apr. 19, 1853
Claxon, Henderson, July 7, 1811-June 10, 1854
Claxon, Catherine, w of G., June 25, 1824-Mar. 1, 1888
Humphreys, Shirley, s of John & Florence Mar. 19, 1873-July 15, 1873
McCallum, Gabriel Neal, Mar. 16, 1841-Feb. 23, 1867
McCallum, Margaret A., w of Gabriel, July 3, 1843-Feb. 7, 1905