History and genealogy of Peter Montague, of Nansemond and ...
History and genealogy of Peter Montague, of Nansemond and ... History and genealogy of Peter Montague, of Nansemond and ...
86 DESCENDANTS OF PETER MONTAGUE. He appears to have resided in Essex, certainly he owned estate in that Co. The records of Essex have the appraisement of his estate recorded March 21, 1785. Peter Montague was the administrator,, no doubt his brother, but if so Peter died before the estate was settled, for the account of settlement made by Peter was not con- firmed and recorded until Oct/ 15, 1792, while the appraisement of the estate of Peter Montague was recorded July 20, 1789, some two and one-half years before the settlement of Samuel's estate. Oct. 15, 1792, the court of Essex appointed a guardian for Samuel Montague, orphan of Samuel Montague deceased. And the same date, the sheriff was appointed to settle the estates of Samuel Montague deceased and of Lucy Montague deceased, widow of said Samuel Montague. May 16, 1797, Samuel Montague—an infant, by his guardian , appears as plaintiff in a Chancery suit. In the same! suit appears the name of John Montague, an infant, by his guardian John Montague, and James Montague, an infant, by his guardian Wm. Montague. "Oct. 15, 1798, William Montague, son of Samuel, gave bond as a tavern keeper at his house in Essex Co." He m. about 177 1, Lucy, dau. of . She d. previous to Oct. 15, 1792. He d. before March 21, 1785. CHILDREN. j 125. William, b. about 1774: m. Amelia S. Montague [3194] dau. of! Capt. John [3179], which see for record of his I children. 126. Samuel, b. about 1776. | 127. John F., b. about 1778; d. before June 18, 1811, unmarried. 128. James, b. about 1780. 47. Peter Montague, son of William [16], b. May 13, 1747, in j Middlesex Co., Va. He resided in Essex. In 1785 he was admin-, istrator of the estate of his brother Samuel. He d. before July 20J 1789, as the appraisement of his estate bears that date. No records has been found of his marriage or children. His name occurs as witness to legal documents at various dates before 1789. 48. Margaret Montague, dau. of William [16]. b. 1749, in Middle-; sex Co., Va. j j f
BRANCH OF HIS SON PETER. 87 Her parents died when she was about ten years old, and her eldest rother William became her guardian. She received one-ninth ortion of her mother's dower, her mother having married Vincent ass. Thomas Price had been her guardian before her brother lilliam was appointed. It is thought Thomas Price was her mother's rother or father. Her sister Jane, at her death, also left her property 1 negroes. No further record known. 40. Elizabeth Montague, dau. of William [16], b. Aug. 26. 1750, or 752, in Middlesex Co. The record of her birth in the vestry book of Christ Church was so fern with age that it was impossible to say if the date was 1750 or 2, but it was one or the other. She was the youngest daughter and hild. Christ Church records have the marriage, March 23, 1769, f Elizabeth Montague to Howard Williams. The will of Howard Williams has been searched for but not found and his wife has not een identified as this Elizabeth. Capt. Lewis Montague had a dau. Elizabeth, b. Aug. 28, 1750. Which one married Howard Williams as not been determined. No further record known. SIXTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN. 50. Sarah Montague, dau. of Peter [17], b. Jan. 29, 1739. Her ather's homestead and residence was near the present post-office of &ne Top, Orange Co., Va. M. John Stevens, previous to Oct. 1756. children. 29. Nancy, b. Sept. 22, 1757: m. Joseph Duncan. Settled in Clark Co., Ky., and left children. Elizabeth, b. Nov. 10, 175S; m. Thomas Burruss, settled in Clark Co., Ky. Left children who are in Orange Co., of whom is Robert Burruss of Pine Top, Ya. 31. James, lv -> b. July 23, 1 Tv^in 1760. Tip He lvpnt went f^ar\\T early in lifp life tr> to Ky. T\T-u wlnprp where he married, lived and died. Left a number of children. -
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BRANCH OF HIS SON PETER. 87<br />
Her parents died when she was about ten years old, <strong>and</strong> her eldest<br />
rother William became her guardian. She received one-ninth<br />
ortion <strong>of</strong> her mother's dower, her mother having married Vincent<br />
ass. Thomas Price had been her guardian before her brother<br />
lilliam was appointed. It is thought Thomas Price was her mother's<br />
rother or father. Her sister Jane, at her death, also left her property<br />
1 negroes. No further record known.<br />
40.<br />
Elizabeth <strong>Montague</strong>, dau. <strong>of</strong> William [16], b. Aug. 26. 1750, or<br />
752, in Middlesex Co.<br />
The record <strong>of</strong> her birth in the vestry book <strong>of</strong> Christ Church was so<br />
fern with age that it was impossible to say if the date was 1750 or<br />
2, but it was one or the other. She was the youngest daughter <strong>and</strong><br />
hild. Christ Church records have the marriage, March 23, 1769,<br />
f Elizabeth <strong>Montague</strong> to Howard Williams. The will <strong>of</strong> Howard<br />
Williams has been searched for but not found <strong>and</strong> his wife has not<br />
een identified as this Elizabeth. Capt. Lewis <strong>Montague</strong> had a dau.<br />
Elizabeth, b. Aug. 28, 1750. Which one married Howard Williams<br />
as not been determined. No further record known.<br />
SIXTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.<br />
50.<br />
Sarah <strong>Montague</strong>, dau. <strong>of</strong> <strong>Peter</strong> [17], b. Jan. 29, 1739. Her<br />
ather's homestead <strong>and</strong> residence was near the present post-<strong>of</strong>fice <strong>of</strong><br />
&ne Top, Orange Co., Va. M. John Stevens, previous to Oct. 1756.<br />
children.<br />
29. Nancy, b. Sept. 22, 1757: m. Joseph Duncan. Settled in Clark<br />
Co., Ky., <strong>and</strong> left children.<br />
Elizabeth, b. Nov. 10, 175S; m. Thomas Burruss, settled in Clark<br />
Co., Ky. Left children who are in Orange Co.,<br />
<strong>of</strong> whom is Robert Burruss <strong>of</strong> Pine Top, Ya.<br />
31. James, lv -><br />
b. July 23, 1 Tv^in 1760. Tip He lvpnt went f^ar\\T early in lifp life tr> to Ky. T\T-u wlnprp where<br />
he married, lived <strong>and</strong> died. Left a number <strong>of</strong><br />
children.<br />
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