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8o DESCENDANTS OF PETER MONTAGUE.<br />

during his entire life. A deed for l<strong>and</strong>, recorded in Essex, May 16,<br />

1763, mentions Abraham <strong>and</strong> his brother Lewis; they are also both<br />

mentioned in a deed for l<strong>and</strong> in Essex Co., recorded May 21, 1764.<br />

April 2, 1760, he was appointed Justice <strong>of</strong> the Peace, <strong>and</strong> Justice <strong>of</strong><br />

Chancery in Middlesex Co. June 3, 1760, he was appointed to take<br />

the list <strong>of</strong> titheables, in the upper precinct <strong>of</strong> Middlesex. On Aug.<br />

3, 1762, he was appointed Sheriff, by the Hon. Francis Fauquier,<br />

Lieut.-Gov. Lewis <strong>Montague</strong> was one <strong>of</strong> the executors <strong>of</strong> the will <strong>of</strong><br />

Henry Daniel <strong>of</strong> Middlesex, that was proved July 7, 1767. Henry<br />

Daniel's wife Bettie, was the other executor. Daniel children mentioned<br />

in the will were, George, Robert, Henry, Mary who m. Henry<br />

Daniel Shepard, <strong>and</strong> Rachel.— (H.) Perhaps Lewis <strong>Montague</strong>'s<br />

wife Bettie, was one <strong>of</strong> this Daniel family, possibly a sister <strong>of</strong> above<br />

Henry Daniel.<br />

M. about 1746, Bettie, dau. <strong>of</strong> . The<br />

date <strong>of</strong> his will is not<br />

given, it was recorded Aug. 24, 1778. He mentions only his children<br />

Lewis, Catherine, <strong>and</strong> Ann. The executors were his wife <strong>and</strong> James<br />

Mickelborough. He probably died in the spring <strong>of</strong> 1778. His wife<br />

outlived him but died soon after. Her will was dated Dec. 12, 1778,<br />

was recorded Jan. 25, 1779. She mentions only, children— Eliza-<br />

beth, Ann, Catherine, Lewis, Frances, Susannah, William <strong>and</strong> Jack.<br />

" Lewis, Frances, Susanna <strong>and</strong> Jack, children take the crop <strong>of</strong> corn,<br />

under the will—Mary, Elizabeth, Ann, <strong>and</strong> Catherine the other<br />

children, remainder <strong>of</strong> property equally divided among them all."<br />

She died about Jan. 1, 1779. A large part <strong>of</strong> the estate went to his<br />

son Lewis. Both wills were administered on by his son-in-law<br />

William Brooke.<br />

CHILDREN.<br />

95- Mary, b. Feb. 24, 1748, bapt. March 26, 1749.<br />

96. Elizabeth, b. Aug. 28, 1750.<br />

97- Abraham, b. Jan. 6, 1753 ; not mentioned in either will, supposed<br />

98. Ann, b.<br />

that he died young.<br />

March 30, 1755 m -<br />

I J an - 2 > I 77^ ) ^ William Brooke.<br />

99. Catherine, b. 17 57-<br />

100. Lewis, b. 1759.<br />

IOI. Frances, b. 1761.<br />

102. Susanna, b. 1763.<br />

103. William, b. 1765.<br />

( Church records.)<br />

104. John, b. 1767, called "Jack" in his mother's will.

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