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

6o. Thomas,
61. Clement.
62. Elizabeth,
63-
Isabella,
64. Sarah,
65.
Susannah,
BRANCH OF HIS SON PETER. 75
of "any issue that she may have by said Isaac." The records of
Cumberland Co. have a deed dated Oct. 4, 1777, from Clement Mon-
tague of Spotts. Co. to Edward Walton which conveys 212 acres for
;£ro6. [Recorded Nov. 24, 1777, D. B. 5-510-11.] Witnessed by
John Montague. May have been Clement's brother John of Caroline
Co., but more probable Clement's nephew John, the son of his brother
Thomas of Cumberland.
CHILDREN.
b. Aug. 31, 1750.
b. about 1751.
b. about 1753 ; m.
children by both,
b. about 1755 ; m.
(1) Trigg, m. (2) Carpenter, had
James Ballard,
b. about 1757 ; m. (1) Wheting, went to Fayette C. H.,
Ky., m. (2) Wilson, and had children,
b. about 1759
: in. John Estes.
22.
William Montague, son of Thomas, Jr. [12], b. June 14, 1730,
bapt. June 23, 1730, in Christ Church, Middlesex, Va.
He resided in that Co. and there his will was recorded. M. Dec.
21, 1754, Catherine Montague, dau. of Abraham [14]. Lewis Mon-
tague signed the marriage bond with. him. [M. Co. records.]
She was sister of Frances, his bro. Philip's wife. After his
death she m. (2) John Riley, by whom she had no children.
Mr. Riley d. 1788, his estate was appraised July 5, 1788, by
Henry Vass, Richard Montague, and William Montague. Feb.
26, 1752-3, William Montague purchased from Vivian Daniel and
Elizabeth his wife, of the Co. of Orange, 300 acres of land in Louisa
Co. for £30. [Louisa records.] This Vivian Daniel was son of James
and bro. of Charles Daniel, whose dau. Jane m. Thomas Montague
of Cumberland, the half bro. of this William. Mr. Montague d. 1764.
His will bears date Oct. 21, 1763, recorded June 5, 1764. He
mentions his wife Catherine and children—Thomas, William, Char-
lotte, and one unborn. In the event of the death of his children, his
property was to be left to his bro. Philip and sister Catherine. To
his son Thomas he left his Montague island land where he then lived,
and to his son William, land in Middlesex and Louisa Co s
.