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

BRANCH OF HIS SON PETER. 107
5 same Co. He was a private in the war of 1812 under Col.
chard M. Johnson; was at the battle of the Thames, was near
ten Johnson killed the Indian chief Tecumseh. M. (1), about 1808
jttie Butler, in Scott Co. After her death he m. (2) Miss Jessefy
Mitt. She was b. in Essex Co., Delaware. She d. Dec. 22, 1847,
Scott Co., Ky., at Great Crossing. He d. Dec. 27, 1870 or 1873
Fayette Co., aged 85 years, was buried in Lexington.
CHILDREN.
1. Bettie, b. 1809; m. Mr. Annis, d. about 1834 in Lexington.
No children.
3. Margaret Trnitt, b. 1810, in Scott Co., Ky.
\. Melissa Ann, b. 1812, in Scott Co., Ky. ; ;;/. Alexander Annis and
left four children.
5. Elijah, b. 1816; ;//. 1840, Mary Tankersley; he d. 1870.
5. Frances Carter, b. in Scott Co.; m. 1848, William S. Worsham, in
7. Jolin [or George], b. , died young.
8. Louis Johnson, b. Oct. 7, 1822.
9. James TJwnias, b. Nov. 12, 1828.
Lexington; d. 1872, at Midway, Ky., and left
children. He resides in Middleborough, Ky.
96.
Elizabeth Montague, dau. of Capt. Lewis [32], b. Aug. 28, 1750
Ih. ch. vestry record.]
The records of Christ church have the marriage, March 23, 1769,
Elizabeth Montague to Howard Williams." Besides this Elizabeth
ere was but one other Elizabeth Montague, namely Elizabeth dau.
:
William, and sister of Col. James Montague, who was b. Aug. 26,
750 or 1752. The marriage of neither of them has been identified,
it Howard Williams probably married one of them.
100.
Lewis Montague, son of Capt. Lewis [32], b. about 1759 in
[iddlesex or Essex Co., Va.
M. about 1782-3 Catherine Brooke, dau. of John William Brooke*
E Essex Co. His will bears date Sept. 21, 1795, recorded April 26,
3o2, in which he mentions wife and children as given below.
* Brooke. The name is from a residence near a stream. Its medieval forms are Atteroc,
Attenbroke, afterwards softened to A-Broke and pluralised to Brooks and Brookes,
rooker and Brookman are variations of the same name. Arms, " Or, a cross engrailed per
lie, gu. and sable ; on
a chief gu, a lion passant, gardant, or." There are 27 coats.