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

BRANCH OF HIS SON PETER. 1 95
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Charlotte Latane Montague, dau. of William [115], b. March,
1793, in Granville Co., N. C.
She removed with her parents to Breckenridge Co., Ky., when a
small child, and lived there to womanhood. She then came with her
father's family to Maury Co., Tenn., where she ;;/., Aug., 18 13, Isaac
Gore Grimes.* He was a native of Dickson Co., Tenn., b. Jan.,
1786. He was a brave, courageous man, one of the pioneers of
Wayne Co., having removed to Wayne from Maury Co. when the
country was a " howling wilderness," accompanied by his devoted
wife and infant son and a few slaves. They afterward removed to
Fayette Co., where he died and was buried at Somerville. His wife
returned to Wayne Co. with her family, where she lived until her
death in 1848.
CHILDREN.
1 168. Henry Young, b. Nov., 1814, in Maury Co., Tenn., he m.
Elizabeth Fuson, and removed to Miss.,.,
where he still resides.
1 169. Mary Montague, b. Oct., 181 7, in Wayne Co., d. unmarried.
1 170. JVilliam Montague, b. Aug., 1819, in Wayne Co., he ;//., April,
i860, Mrs. Poindexter [nee Miss N. E.
Ward]. He d. June, 1865, leaving an
only child, a dau. Lillian, who /;/. James
McCleron and has two children, Law-
rence Montague and Virginia Ethel.
They reside at Lowryville, Hardin Co.,
Tenn., where her mother, Mrs. N. E.
Grimes, also resides.
1 17 1. Catherine, b. Sept., 182 1, in Wayne Co., d. unmarried.
1 172. Oliver May7iard Perry, b. 1823, in WT ayne Co., d. unmarried.
ll 72- John Thaddeus Sobiski, b. Oct., 1825, in Wayne Co., d. unmarried.
1 174. Elizabeth Anna, b. June 27, 1829, in Wayne Co., ;//., April 11,
1847, James Newton Blackshar. He was
b. March 10, 1826, in Williamson Co.,
Tenn., of Scotch and English ancestry.
He was a member of Genl Forrest's
command of Cavalry during the war and
* Grimes. This family name is derived from "Grym," an ancient personal name, appar-
ently Scandinavian, whence Grimson, Grimwood, Grimshaw, Grimsdale, etc. The arms of
Grimes, Grymes, etc., were " Or, on a cross gu, five mullets with six points, pierced of the
field." Grimes of London, " or, on three bars gu. as many marletts of the first ; on a chief
of the 2d two bars nebulae ar." Crest, "a martlett Vert," granted 1575.