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

BRANCH OF HIS SON PETER. 247
Bonn, Germany, by his marriage with Josephine Von Podewils. On
the return of his wife's family to Germany, in the spring of 1852, he
accompanied them, and continued the study of medicine under the
tutorship of Prof. Weber at the University of Bonn. She d. in 1855.
He returned to America and resided on his farm at Jennings Station,
near St. Louis, Mo., and devoted his attention to the improvement of
his property. He m. (2), 1856, Elizabeth Hall of St. Louis, Mo.
He d. May 23, 1863. He had a quick, active mind and was a sin-
cere and warm-hearted man.
CHILDREN.
(By first wife.)
17 1 1. James Gustav, b. May 4, 1852, in Bonn, on the Rhein, Germany.
17 12. William Montague, b. March 6, 1854, in Bonn, Germany.
1 7 13.
17 14.
1 7 15.
Emma.
Nannie.
Andrew McKinley.
(By second wife.)
580.
Ann Maria Jennings, dau. of James and Ann B. [Montague 184]
Jennings, b. Oct. 31, 1831, in Cartersville, Va.
She was educated at the Albany Female Seminary, Albany, N. Y.;
m., May 30, 1852, Col. Charles McLaran # of Columbus, Miss., he was
b. in Baltimore, Md., the son of Nancy Moore of Maryland and John
McLaran, who came from Scotland to America in the year 1770, and
fought through the revolutionary war, being present at the surrender
of Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown. Col. McLaran was largely
engaged in planting in Miss., and moved to St. Louis in 1856. He
was one of the first "Board of Metropolitan Police Commissioners"
in St. Louis, and assisted in organizing the present police system of
that city.
children.
1716. Annie Montague, b. March 15, 1854, in Columbus, Miss. Educated
at the Mary Institute, St. Louis. She ;//.,
Oct. n, 1878, Theodore De Forest, b. in
Brooklyn, N. Y., son of Isaac N. DeForest,
and Augusta A., dau. of John N. Moulton of
New York, and is one of the nearest living
* McLaran. Its ancient origin. If this name is the same as Mc Lauren it is the Gaelic
for Mac Glorrin — " the son of him who has the one white eye."