History and genealogy of Peter Montague, of Nansemond and ...

BRANCH OF. HIS SON PETER. 133
147.
Susannah Custis Montague, dau. of John [52],
b. March 21,.
'81, m. Mr. William Raiford of Abbeville Co., S. C, where they
sided. She was a consistent member of the Presbyterian church.
2. Mary Ann, b. .
CHILDREN.
3. Caroline, b. , m. Robert Hodges. She had two daugh-
ters, Susan and Fannie, both are deceased. -
Fannie m. Mr.Watkinsand left four children.
4. Dr. John Montague, b. 1803, m. Emma Tinsley. After her death he
moved to Glenville, Ala., and d. a few years
ago (1S91).
15. William, b. , d. when a young man.
6. James, b. , d. in infancy.
148.
Charlotte Montague, dau. of John [52], b. March 13, 1783, in
owhatan Co., Va. ; m., (1) about 1800, Charles Moseley,* (2) Carr
[cGhee of Louisa Co., Va. She resided in Abbeville Co., S. C,
id d. Aug. 12, 1848, in Greenwood, S. C.
ary, b. Oct. 4, 1736.
,rah, b. Jan. 20, 1739.
fin, b, July 23, 1742.
ichel, b. Feb. 8, 1744.
imond b. Sept. 26, 1747: m. Miss Walthall, and had issue Major Henry Walthall, who m.
perhaps other children.
Nancy Montague Justus; probably Edmond ;
;
imuel, b. Aug. 3, 1750. Moved to Ky. 1790, near Versailles and Lexington. One of his sons
vi. a dau. of Elizabeth Wooldridge, his first cousin,
lebe, b. Feb. 6, 1753.
lizabeth, b. Dec. 1, 1755 ; m. Powhatan Wooldridge, moved to Ky. with her brothers Sam'l
and Henry, settled near Versailles and Lexington. Her dau. m. a son of her brother
Samuel, and their dau. Catherine Watkins m. Thomas Mountjoy Buck who resided
(1893) at Belleview Farm, Albemarle Co., Va., aged 82.
enry, b. Dec. 26, 1758. Moved to Ky. 1790 with his brother Sam'l and sister Elizabeth
Wooldridge. He m. Mrs. Clay and was the step-father of Henry Clay the Ky. statesman.
On a list of Burgesses in Va. for the year 1774 are found the names of Benj. Watkins,
presenting Chesterfield Co., and Micajah Watkins representing Halifax Co. For other
r atkins see Daniel Fam. in Va. Gen. by Rev. Horace Edwin Hayden.
* The following were from the port of London bound for Virginia : Joseph
Moseley, age
1, came in the " Bonaventure," Jan. 2, 1634; George Moseley, age 20, came in the
Assurance," July 24, 1635. Joseph Moseley was living at Elizabeth City, Feb. 16, 1623.
)seph Moseley, age 21 in 1624, came in the "Providence" in 1623, and in 1624 was residing
i the plant, of Daniel Gookines at Newport Newes. The ancient seats of the Moseleys in
ngland were in Cos. Lancaster and Stafford. The ancient arms of John Moseley of Mose-
y in Stafford were " Sable, on a chevron, between three milpecks argent, as many mullets,
lies," The manor of Hulme, was the seat of Sir Edward Moseley in 1612, "Lord of the
>wn of Manchester in Lancashire." Sir Oswald Moseley, the first Baronet of this name
as sheriff of Lancaster in 1786. His son, Sir Oswald, was M. P. for Staffordshire. Benja-