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

62 DESCENDANTS OF PETER MONTAGUE.
deed of M. Co. records, dated March i, 1702, made by Thomas
Morris, "for one negro, to his dau. Elizabeth Montague relict of
Peter Montague, and increase at her death, to go to his grandson Peter
Montague, and if Peter died before he was 21, it was to go to his
brother Thomas Montague. He also gives to each of these, his
grandsons, a colt, and a black horse." His second wife Elizabeth,
outlived him, and was the administrator of his estate jointly with
William Montague [probably his brother William] and Richard Kemp
who gave bond dated March 1, 1702.
He died Jan'y or Feb'y, 1702, aged from 65 to 70 years. He left
no will. The inventory of his estate was filed, or recorded, May 3,
1703. If there were other daughters, trace of them is lost by destruc-
tion of early records.
CHILDREN.
8. Mary, b. about 1664; married, Oct. 24, 1682, Thomas Paine.*
9. Peter, b. about 1666. %.
10. William, b. about 1670.
11. Jolin, b. bapt. May 21, 1682.
THIRD GENERATION AND CHILDREN.
9.
Peter Montague, son of Peter [4], b. about 1666-70 in Middle-
sex Co., Va. On account of the loss of records by fire and war,
little has been ascertained with regard to him. Sufficient however
* Payne, Paine. This family name is derived from the Norman Paganus. Thomas Payne
age 23, came to Va. from London on ship " Transport," July 4, 1635 ; Elizabeth Payne, age
Paine was living in Va. in
21, came on the "Assurance" from London, July 24, 1635 John ;
1623. We find in a note, foot of p. 654 of " H." that Sir Robert Payne purchased land in Va.
and located thereon his two brothers William and John Payne who with Sir Robert were
among the " Adventurers of Va., 1620." The arms of this family were "Gu. on a fess between
two lions pass, ar." Crest, " a lion's gamb, couped ar. grasping a broken tilting lance, the
spear end pendent gu." Motto, " Malo mori quam foedari." William Payne settled near
Lynchburg; John Payne near Leedstown, in the Northern Neck. 1, John Paine had— 2,
Richard, North'd Co. b. 1633 who had 3, John, Lancaster Co. b. 1670. Oct. 6, 1655, Mr. John
Paine had a grant of 610 acres, north side of Rapahannock river ; head rights, John Paine,
Jr., Margaret Paine, Raleigh, Travers, &c. [H.] Christ Church Mdd. vestry book, has the
" burial of a certain Mary Paine, Feb'y 17, 1687, also the,, following: Nicholas Payne of London
and Mary Hackney, native, m. Dec. 17, 1687; Elizabeth, dau. of Nicholas and Mabel
Payne, born March 3, 1688; Ann, dau. of Nicholas and Mabel Payne, bapt. Nov. 27, 1692;
Ann, dau. of Barnard and Elizabeth Payne, born Sept. 22, 1693."
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