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

426 DESCENDANTS OF PETER MONTAGUE.
a chev. bet. three stags head couped Sa, as many bugle horns stringed
of the field, " crest" a talbot, proper, collared and lined, or." They
resided in Essex Co., Va.
3257b. John Evans.
CHILDREN.
(By Mr. Evans.)
(By Capt. Hundley.)
3257. Thomas James Hundley, b. Dec. 26, 1819.
3258.
3259-
Son.
Son.
3260. Sophronia,
3197.
Victoria Montague, dau. of Capt. John [3179], b. about 1794;
m. (1), Robert Dobyns ; m. (2), William Sadler.
3261. Ferdinand,
3262.
3263.
Cyrus, b.
Amelia Haseltine, b.
CHILDREN.
(By Mr. Dobyns.)
(By Mr. Sadler.)
Aug. 12, 1820, m. Alfred Palmer, of Middlesex.
Their children are, Alfred C, b. July 28, 1857;
Robert Bruce, b. March 2, 1859; Archer, b.
April 11, 1 861. The eldest son, Dr. Alfred
C. Palmer, is an eminent physician of Nor-
folk. He m. Susan Catherine, dau. of Judge
W. S. Barton of Fredericksburgh. Their
children are, Barton, b. Aug. 29, 1887, and
Eliza Jenifer, b. Feb. 25, 1891.
, m. Sallie Billups, of Gloucester, d. leaving
children, William, Charles, Mary, and Fer-
dinand.
, m. Fannie Smith and had one son, Maury.
, m. Mr. N. B. Street. Their first child d.
at birth, the second, Ada Marion, lived eigh-
teen months. They resided in Montague,
Essex Co., Va. Mrs. Street d. suddenly, in
May, 1894. She was a good woman in every
sense, a woman of character, and a devoted
christian. An invalid nearly her whole life,
yet she and her faithful husband lived to-
gether for forty-seven years, and during that
time she did much good work for the Master.
Orphans committed to her care regarded her
as a mother, and " rise up and call her
blessed."