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

192 DESCENDANTS OF PETER MONTAGUE.
tague, resided there in 1885. He m. Amelia Stanard Montague, [417]
dau. of Samuel and Elizabeth S. Montague. He was her second
husband, she m. first Capt. Allen, a brother of Mrs. Harry Latane of
Essex Co., Va.
1 144.
1 145.
Bettie Hoskins,
Lucy Hoskins.
ADOPTED CHILDREN.
[Children of Capt. George Hoskins 416.]
364.
Eusebia Neville Montague, dau. of Rev. Philip T. [112], b.
April 3, 1823, in Middlesex Co., Va., m. Mr. Camm H. Gatewood.*
He is deceased. He was a step-son of her sister Mary. She resides
at Owenton, King and Queen Co., Va.
CHILDREN.
1 146. Lewis E., b. , d. in infancy.
1 147. Willie Z,., b. , d. in infancy.
1 148. Martha Lee, b. , d. March 19, 1891.
1 1 49. Philip T., b. .
368.
Mary Montague, dau. of Henry [113], b. Feb. 28, 1785, in Va.,
m., Oct. 8, 1807, in Rutherford Co., N. C, Aspasio Earle, f son of
Baylis Earle of Va.
Baylis Earle moved to Carolina with seven children, among them
the eldest, Sally, m. Capt. Edward Hampton the grand uncle of the
present senator in Congress from S. C. Edward Hampton was
killed by the tories during revolutionary struggles, and Sally m. (2)
* Gatewopd. The name is derived from a residence near a fortified town or wood.
t Earle. The name is derived from the Anglo Saxon and means a man of valor, a leader
or hero. The arms of Earle of Lincolnshire were. "Gu. an annulet or, between three
escaloped shells ar., within a border engrailed of the 3d." Crest, " a nag's head erased sable,
maned or." Five coats have been assigned to Earle. Ralph Earle and his wife Joan settled
in R. I., 1638; James and Rhody Earle settled at Easton, Md., 1683; John and Mary Earle
settled in Westmoreland, Va., 1652: All three of these traced themselves back to the same
English stock. The last mentioned, John Earle of Va., was a descendant of Henry de Earle
lord of Newton. Of this family was Sir Walter Earle, mem. Va. Co. 1619 and Gen. in parliamentary
army; also Dr. John Earle, tutor and chaplain to Charles II. and bishop of Worcester
and Salisbury after the restoration. In England the Earles were in Cos. Lincoln,
Somerset, Norfolk and Devon, and other Cos. From John Earle of Va. was descended
Baylis Earle who removed from Westmoreland, Va., and settled in what is now Spartanburg
Co., S. C. He was the first Co. Judge of that Co. He was the father of Aspasio Earle [368].