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

1276 DESCENDANTS OF PETER MONTAGUE.
727.
William Montague Todd, son of George and Mary E. [Monta-
gue 210] Todd, b. March 30, 181 1.
He ;//., May 15, 1834, Mary Ann Farrar, who was b. Feb. 11, 1816.
He d. Oct. 24, 1865. His widow resides with her dau. at Indepen-
dence, Mo. He was one of the best of men. A leading member of
ithe Presbyterian church, an elder, and a man who did more for the
Sunday-school cause in Central Ky. than any man who lived in his
day. His memory will be kept green in the hearts of the people of
this city [Frankfort].
children.
1949. Martha, b. Nov. 7, 1840; m., May 30, i860, Richard Bohannon
George. Resides at Lee's Summit, Jackson Co.,
Mo. Their children are, Mary, who m. Campbell
1950. Mary Rebecca, b. April 5, 1843.
E. James and has one dau.; William, who is m.]
and several others.
728.
Agnes Haley Todd, dau. of George and Mary E. [Montague 210]
Todd, b. Feb. 20, 1813; ;;/., Nov. 3, 1829, John D. McClure*, who
was b. in Ireland, and d. about 1857. He was Grand Master of
Grand Lodge and Grand High Priest of Grand Chapter of Ky. order
of Masons. She resides in Frankfort, Ky., with her son Richard K.
McClure.
195 1. George Todd, b. . He
CHILDREN.
was six feet seven inches tall. Removed
to Missouri, d. in St. Louis about i860.
Left a widow and one or two children, who have
been lost sight of.
1952. Mary Elizabeth, b. , m. Bickerton Winston, and resides in
Weatherford, Tex. Her dau. Agnes in. Hen-
derson Gill, a farmer in Logan Co., who d.
leaving her with two or three children. They
reside with her parents. Their oldest son David
* The McClures were in Kentucky very early. Rev. Andrew McClure came to Ky. in
company with Mr. Craighead in 1787, organized the Salem and Paris Presbyterian churches,
and took charge of the latter in 1789. Lieut. Nathan McClure was a member of Capt Whitley's
Co. in 1788, in Pulaski Co. He was killed by Indians, was an active officer, and deeply
lamented. Two young men, Davis and Caffree McClure, were in Lincoln Co. as early as
1784 and were renowned as Indian fighters.