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

42 DESCENDANTS OF PETER MONTAGUE.
SEVENTH GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
3185.
Willamira W. Montague, dau. of Thomas [3176], b. about 1773 ;
77i., Capt. John Haynie*. He probably d. Aug., 1796. A letter from
Mrs. Winifred G. Montague to John M. Smith dated Farnham, Aug.
5, 1796, she says Capt. Haynie is to be buried on Tuesday. She
speaks of his widow as "Myra" no doubt referring to her dau. Willa-
mira. She also speaks of sending Holland to school. From the
connection on the records of the names John Haynie, Capt. Holland
Haynie and another Holland who was to be sent to school, it is
believed that John Haynie (the husband of Willamira W. Montague)
was the son or brother of Capt. Holland Haynie and that she had a
son also named Holland. Effort has been made to trace this Haynie
family but without success. See note at Col. James Montague [44].
3220. Hollci7id.
CHILD.
(Perhaps other children.)
3187.
Thomas Tarplay Montague, son of Thomas [3176], b. about
1777 in Lancaster Co., Va.; ;;?., Oct. 27, 1801, Elizabeth Montague
[76] dau. of Col. Philip [24]. The marriage bond on M. records
bears the above date. Samuel Montague signed the bond with Thomas
T. It is said that they resided in Richmond Co., where their chil-
dren were born, married and lived. No trace of them can be found
on the Co. records of Richmond, or Essex, or Middlesex. Effort has
been made to trace their children, but without success. His wife
Elizabeth Montague died before 1830. See letter of Rev. Philip
Montague on p. 101, note. The family probably moved west or south
and trace of them is lost.
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* Haynie. On the list of the living in Va. 1623, occurs the name of John Haynie at
Bucke-Row, Elizabeth City. On the muster roll of 1624 is the name of Elizabeth Haynie on
the plant, of Robert Thrasher, Elizabeth City. She came in the "Abigail," in 1622. On the
same plant, is the name of John Haynie, age 27, came in the " Margett and John," in 1621.
Richard Haynie was Burgess in 1697 in Va.; he was married at that time. [Cal. Papers, Vol.
1, p. 7.] Capt. George Ball, brother of Richard Ball, m., 1714, a Miss Haynie, dau. of Sarah
Haynie. Capt. David Ball m., about 1760, Hannah Haynie.— [H.] "To Sallie B. Haynie
(a distant relative of mine) I give and bequeath $300.00."—George Washington's will.