Montgomery - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Humphrey and Mary Montgomery of PA to Ross Co OH

jrm1950 — 2009-11-16 15:53:12Z

Gayle - I may have stumbled onto some new information which sheds light on Humphrey Montgomery.

Jim Montgomery

Re: Willliam Bartholomew (or Bartley) Montgomery

amiatk — 2009-11-13 07:00:32Z

Hi William B Montgomery was my GGGrandfather and I am trying to work back from his family in NZ using my father's memory. Dad recalls that his Grandfather(William's son) said that Monty was his cousin but I can't work out where William connects to Monty. I have various pieces of informtaion relating to William but really difficult to track back to his family in the UK.

Re: Chief Warrant Officer Michael P. Montgomery of Savannah, Ga. d. 26 Oct 2009

monster7041 — 2009-11-11 17:31:38Z

God speed, Mike!!!!

Master Sergeant Michael C. Montgomery

MONTGOMERY L M Monte 1906-1951

t42RoseHill — 2009-11-03 12:58:20Z

MONTGOMERY L M Monte 1906-1951

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Chief Warrant Officer Michael P. Montgomery of Savannah, Ga. d. 26 Oct 2009

RIP_09 — 2009-10-30 11:10:36Z

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 849-09
October 29, 2009
DoD Identifies Army Casualties

The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of seven soldiers who were supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. They died Oct. 26 of wounds suffered when the MH-47 helicopter they were aboard crashed in Darreh-ye Bum, Afghanistan.

Killed were five soldiers assigned to the 3rd Battalion, 160th Special Operations Regiment (Airborne), Hunter Army Airfield, Ga.:

(See Link for Compete Release)

Chief Warrant Officer Michael P. Montgomery, 36, of Savannah, Ga.

For more information media may contact the Army Special Operations Command public affairs office at 910-432-6005; after hours 910-689-6187, or visit http://news.soc.mil.

Re: John Montgomery

EvelynHeyd11 — 2009-10-29 04:00:55Z

Hi, I am Evie Montgomery Heyd. This Montgomery line is mine but I am afraid I don't have much on it. John Montgomery is my great great grandfather. Robert Montgomery was my great grandfather, James Montgomery my grandfather, Claud Montgomery my father. My email is eheyd@hotmail.com

MONTGOMERY Norman W 1929-1990

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-28 11:41:47Z

MONTGOMERY Norman W 1929-1990

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Re: Florinda Lester Montgomery b 1850's

Cozza13 — 2009-10-26 05:35:47Z

Are you still looking. I believe that ne of the 10 kids was my great grandfather Claude Augustus Henriques. Have you got any move information I can look at

MONTGOMERY Oscar W 1891-1957

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-24 20:33:50Z

MONTGOMERY Oscar W 1891-1957

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Sarah Ann Bradshaw

Juliana65 — 2009-10-24 12:18:51Z

I am trying to find out who the parents of Sarah Ann Bradshaw are. Born 1848 and married to Abner Settle 1866. One of their daughters, Leah, was my grandmother.
Can anyone help?

Julia Anderson

MONTGOMERY Willie Fayette 1907-1999

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-21 12:29:53Z

MONTGOMERY Willie Fayette 1907-1999

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Re: MONTGOMERY Lillian E and Jesse W

Tango76 — 2009-10-19 06:45:58Z

This is my family line, if interested you can contact me. Jesse is brother of John Thomas Montgomery. Also have other family members.

Re: Montgomery's Tavern, York/Toronto, Ontario

reidml47 — 2009-10-18 19:16:22Z

Hi Ron,
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly.
Here is my connection:
- Josephine Montgomery (my grandmother)
- Edward Benjamin Montgomery
- Dr. John Wilmot Montgomery
- John Montgomery (tavern owner)
Does that sound right to you?
Please contact me at mamalou47@hotmail.com
Thanks,
Mary Lou

Re: Montgomery's Tavern, York/Toronto, Ontario

ronmontgomery1 — 2009-10-18 16:44:17Z

Hello Mary Lou

So tell me more about how are you related to John Montgomery.
He was my G-G-Greatfather.

Ron :-)

Re: Montgomery's in TN, MS, MO

easleylinda15 — 2009-10-18 00:14:33Z

My great great grandmother was Mary Ann Montgomery-Easley.She married my great great grandfather Samuel Franklin Easley in Old Tishomingo,MS in 1848.Their second child was named after Peter H Montgomery.They moved to MO. shortly after the birth of their first child William Greene Easley.Two other childten besides Peter H Easley were born in MO(Missouri Adeline,and Francis Marion Easley.In the early 1860s they moved to Wise county,TX and had two children there-Susan,and Ezra.There is a mystery as to what happened to Mary and Samuel.It is assumed they died in the 1870s.Peter H Easley was listed as head of household in the 1880 Wise co.Census,looking after his younger siblings

Re: Amanda MONTGOMERY/Oscar BENJAMIN

indexer32 — 2009-10-17 18:23:43Z

Hello Gladys, Amanda Montgomery, Born; c. 1850 in Wi.She Married to F.L Shaw in Silver Lake, Mn on 25 Dec. 1873.These Montgomerys are same as mine. My great-grandma, Ophelia. I have infos about her & Henry. Would you mind please give me infos for Joseph, Helen, Ursula, Amanda & Boardman. Eliza Montgomery died on 31/3/1873 in Rich Valley, Mcleod Co., Mn. She was the wife of Thomas D. Montgmery.She was the daughter of Asa Smith. Thanks. Please reply me back. By, Sarepta Wickstrom, P.O. Box 2063, White City,Or. 97503-0063.

William Montgomery

douglasbrown31 — 2009-10-16 17:40:13Z

I am looking for information about William Montgomery born abt 1785 in Andover, Ma. Married Abigail Jennings on 29 Jan 1809 In Andover. Moved to New Hampshire sometime after 1810. Had one son James that I know of born in New Hampshire in 1815. William and Abigail were living in Harvard, Ma in 1850 with James and his family. I would like information about William's parents, and if him and Abigail had any other children. Abigail died 18 Dec. 1875 in Haverhill, Ma. and she was a widow by then. William probably died between 1850 and 1860.

MONTGOMERY Lillian E and Jesse W

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-15 12:41:33Z

MONTGOMERY Lillian E and Jesse W

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Re: Montgomery in New Brunswick Canada tracing from the U.S.

Soopy464 — 2009-09-16 01:32:00Z

Hi Tim
Though I am by far no expert...because for the last few years I have been researching inN Ireland...and MANY Monygomery were there...let me just "try" giving some ideas.

First...one of the first "SCottish" lines to settle in N Ireland during the "Ulster Plantatation" were Montgomery. Now I may be wrong in detail but...James the King wanted to reward those Scots that had fought for him and he also wanted the "Irish" chiefs that had given him problems OUT so he gave and to a lot of Scots...one of those was a Montgomery. This time frome was mid 1600s.

So Scots went to N Ireland. From the mid 1600s on....you have conflicts. Some were religious...like the massacres during this time where many may have left. You also had disease out breaks...some left during those times. Political differences...more left....and if you read the history of N Ireland you will learn that it was NOT just during the potato famine years that people left BUT a consecutive number of years.

More then anything else though there is ONE thing you need to understand. Many of these families had many children. My ggg grandparents had 18! Many were sons. Usually only the oldest son inherited the father's land etc. So ...younger sons..if they didn't "marry" into land or fortune decided to go elsewhere for that fortune. Where else to go...but the new worlds..America..Canada...Australia. The places that others who had left before wrote home about or had gone to.

My one relative left N Ireland for America...because his son had severe asthme..the doctor told him America would be good for his son, besides the father's brother was already there...So why not go? This was the 1850s.

So...you see there were MANY reasons why your ancestors may have left N Ireland. Of course as you said...they may hae come from Scotland...BUT I thought I'd let you know about all this too.

Sue in NY

Re: Montgomery in New Brunswick Canada tracing from the U.S.

Soopy464 — 2009-09-13 16:53:40Z

PS..Just a past note....Though perhaps NOT always true...I have found it to be more true then NOT...Families DID follow each other. Whether it was brothers and sisters...or cousins...they tended to follow..if only for a short time then perhaps "move on".

Remember...they were looking for "new" beginings. If someone in the family left for new shores..they often wrote home. Others hearing of the good lands etc...soon followed. If they hadn't already left together.

So...when looking at ship logs remember to look ALL thru the log. You never know who you might find!

These are all tid bits that may help in your search. Sometimes we need to put our minds "back" in time to find our clues!

GL

Re: Montgomery in New Brunswick Canada tracing from the U.S.

Soopy464 — 2009-09-13 16:48:32Z

Hi!
You make no mention of the "time frame" you are talking about....BUT I too have been researching "Montgomery"in N Ireland.

In the mid 1600's The King (England) granted land to the Scottish Montgomerys...Many traveled there and settled...some left Scotland for new shores...like Canada, America and Australia and England

Different many turbulent times in N Ireland...(if they went there)..some might have first settled in N Ireland but then left for many reasons. Some reasons were...disease epidemics in NI...Religious turmoil.... (1940s) potato faminine...or just that..since families had so many children..and many sons and only the "oldest" son would inherit the father's fortune...younger sons left to find their fortunes..many traveling to new lands.

In N Ireland County Fermanagh had a large concentration of Montgomery. Mine descend from these. I suggest...in your researching if you can get books about the history of N Ireland/ Scotland or even the emigration from these countries...you may better understand it...it has proved extremely helpful to me.

Also...in the early years...Rittsburgh was a very big port in America, as far as those coming in were concerned, And YES many crossed the border...either to Canada or vice a versa. A few of mine...though settling in NY...came thru Pittsburgh on the early 1800s.

I hope this helps in some way. Your best bet is trying to find..old records...obits...death certs...or anything that "might" hold a clue as to where exactly they were from. I know it is tough...trust me...!

Good luck in your search. And yes...though I am lucky in knowing "where" my Montgomery lived in mid 1700s...it is still a giant task in searching back. GL

Sue in NY

William V. Montgomery III, Kentucky

BuckyMontgomery — 2009-09-21 16:12:57Z

Starting a search up the tall family tree.

Re: Mary Eleanor Montgomery c. 1760-1827 m. John Kirk, South Carolina, USA

kgawlowicz — 2009-09-20 01:14:36Z

My 2nd great grandfather, John E. Montgomery was born Jul/1862 in AL. His father was born in North Carolina and mother born in South Carolina. Do you think we may be talking about the same Montgomery's?

MONTGOMERY Larry N 1942-1981

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-04 19:15:42Z

MONTGOMERY Larry N 1942-1981

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MONTGOMERY Guy F and Mattie

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-18 22:15:43Z

MONTGOMERY Guy F and Mattie

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Re: Willliam Bartholomew (or Bartley) Montgomery

peterbrown185 — 2009-09-28 05:12:05Z

There is a Leonard Law MONTGOMERY born 1911 Dennistoun, Nelson, NZ. If he is a relation to you then there must be a link to Monty - Leonard Law MONTGOMERY.

Menion ( or Minion) Hugh Montgomery

monster7041 — 2009-10-05 01:26:56Z

Trying to research my line and have reached a roadblock w/ my "Hugh" Montgomery (b 20 Jan 1816 and d circa 1889). All census of his children indicate that he was born in SC. He was an attorney in and around Randolph County, Alabama for the better part of his life. Mar 1st to Lydia ???, 2nd to Rebecca Elvira Ponder and 3rd to Loutitia Boyd. Multiple children from all marriages.

I am willing to share what info I have or help in any way I can.

Thanks,

Mike Montgomery
ggg grandson of Menion

Re: Montgomery's Tavern, York/Toronto, Ontario

reidml47 — 2009-10-12 15:40:25Z

Ron- I recently found this convesation thread. I believe I am related to the same John Montgomery as you. Please get in touch as I would be interested in exchanging information regarding our possible family link.
Hope to hear back,
Mary Lou

John W. Montgomery, 64,born in Oneonta, N.Y.son of ,Alden and Edna Davis Montgomery.** Veteran U.S, Army,*

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-10-03 05:15:06Z

John W. Montgomery ,
John W. Montgomery, 64, of Erie, PA,
died Monday evening September 28, 2009, at the VA Medical Center following a courageous battle with cancer. A resident of Erie since 1994 he was born in Oneonta, N.Y., on September 19, 1945,
a son of the late Alden and Edna Davis Montgomery.
John was a veteran of the United States Army having served during the Vietnam War. He was a traveling musician and owner of South Wind Sound Productions since 1994. He was an amateur radio operator in Cattaraugus and Erie Counties Emergency Communications Group and a member of the I.A.N.D.S Organization.
In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by one brother, Russell Montgomery.
Survivors include his longtime love and partner, Joan Keleman;
two brothers, Donald Montgomery of South Carolina.
and his twin brother, James Montgomery and his wife Patricia of Little Genesee, NY.
Many nieces and nephews also survive.
Friends may call at the Russell C. Schmidt & Son Funeral Home Inc., 5000 Wattsburg Road, Erie, (corner of East Gore Rd. and Pine Ave.) on Thursday from 5 to 8 p.m. and are invited to services there on Friday morning at 11:00 a.m.. Burial with military honors will be in Wintergreen Gorge Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the VA Hospital 135 East 38th Street, Erie, 16504.
Erie Times-News
October 1, 2009 ,

Russell C. Schmidt & Son
Funeral Home Inc.,

Re: Willliam Bartholomew (or Bartley) Montgomery

calamityjane_MASON — 2009-09-16 03:08:05Z

I have a GGGrandmother (Rose Synott) who was apparently brought to New Zealand by a man in the Montgomery family from possibly Ireland.
I then have the witness on her marriage certificate as a William Bartley Montgomery.
However i have her as born in 1857, so perhaps another member of the Montgomery family brought her over in 1861 as far as i believe an they were related to William.

Do you have any further information???
Be a hugh help

Family of George W. MORRIS and Rachel Anne RINEHART (Greene Co., PA)

muller1938 — 2009-09-14 02:20:20Z

Seeking information on the family of Simon RINEHART and Rebecca MONTGOMERY who probably lived for a time in Greene Co., PA.
Simon and Rebecca are supposedly the parents of Rachel Anne Rinehart (1863-1940) who married George W. MORRIS (1865-1932) and had four surviving children: Sarah Rebecca (1887-1911); Jesse Robert (1894-1964); Minerva Evelyn (1896-1916); and Joseph Franklin (1900-1966). I have been able to identify George W. and Sarah Rebecca in the census for 1870—1930, but I can not identify Simon Rinehart and Rebecca Montgomery as the parents of Rachel Anne Rinehart.

Are Simon Rinehart and Rebecca Montgomery the parents of Rachel Anne Rinehart?
What are the birth and death dates and places of Simon and Rebecca?
Willing to share information.

Bill Muller
muller1938@yahoo.com

Re: William V. Montgomery III, Kentucky

mgwerner — 2009-09-24 16:24:00Z

I have a Montgomery line, mostly from Indiana, with several Williams, location unknown. Can you give me some more information on your William? Dates, etc.

Lavina DOUGLAS MONTGOMERY from 1800s

xd22577 — 2009-10-14 03:08:34Z

Does anyone have a MONTGOMERY who married Lavina or maybe Lovina DOUGLAS or DOUGLASS? I can't seem to find her on the censuses so I don't know what his name might be - HELP!

thank you!
Julie

History of Chautauqua County, New York, and its people vol 2;
Author: Downs, John Phillips, 1853- ed.;
page 242

THE DOUGLAS FAMILY ...
They were the parents of the following children: Hiram, Arnold, Joy, Ledyard, of further mention; Linas, Zttu, Almira, married John SLOAN; Rosetta, married Russell BECKWITH; Sarah, married Frank PIER; Lavina, married a Mr. MONTGOMERY; Polly, died in girlhood. ...

Re: Gen. Richard montgomery

JeanP90 — 2009-10-05 15:57:42Z

I am a descendant of Henry Montgomery. All family lore states Henry's father came to this country from Ireland to
help his relative Richard in the Battle of Quebec. We are participating in the CMSI Montgomery DNA. Again family lore has Henry born in either Ireland or PA. He served at Camp Security and I can trace him through several events in the PA State Archives books. He was a professional soldier intil 1800 (I started with his marriage in 1799 and traced back) I'm told by Jonathan Stayer of the PA State Archives, who did his thesis on Camp Security in PA, that if this is our Henry then he indeed served in the Revolutionary Way but many men moved on before states lists of soldiers were made up. Could Henry's father have been the illigitimate child spoken of in CMSI material, there was a son and daughter. I've checked out other Henry Montgomerys in the 1790 census and none fit the Camp Security period. I have been a member of CMSI in the past.
We have also had CGI work on this with no luck. Any suggestions or reading would be appreciated.

JeanP. Rogan
jeanprogan@yahoo.com

Charles Wood Montgomery or Father Samuel Montgomery

buffercheen — 2009-09-13 10:28:27Z

Hiya,
I have very patchy information.
My Mum is the only surviving member of the Montgomery line that has any information.
My Great Great Grandfather is Charles Wood Montgomery who married in the U.K (Chorlton) in 1878.
I can find no trace of him before this date in Births marriages or deaths and can't find his father Samuel Montgomery either (in relation to Charles)
The family word of mouth was that this side of the family came from Ireland and my Mum says County Cork.
I was wondering if there were any matching family members out there that this would fit?
Charles was born in 1858 and so his Father must have been born before 1838.
Can anyone help?
Thanks!
Jo

MONTGOMERY Lilliy O 1900-1988

t42RoseHill — 2009-09-14 15:56:33Z

MONTGOMERY Lilliy O 1900-1988

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MONTGOMERY Mary Jane and Samuel Albert Jr

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-03 13:42:13Z

MONTGOMERY Mary Jane and Samuel Albert Jr

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MONTGOMERY Richard Lee and Willie M TATUM

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-05 17:47:51Z

MONTGOMERY Richard Lee and Willie M TATUM

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MONTGOMERY Mattie B 1890-1975

t42RoseHill — 2009-10-10 20:51:55Z

MONTGOMERY Mattie B 1890-1975

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Re: Montgomery of Emporium PA

housy123 — 2009-09-16 01:21:08Z

Hi,
Do you know where in New Brunswick he came from?

Thnx,
Tim in NYC

Re: Montgomery in New Brunswick Canada tracing from the U.S.

housy123 — 2009-09-16 01:07:45Z

Hi Sue,
Thanks so much for the very detailed reply! You're so right ... the date I have of emigration was 1833. His name was James Montgomery and I believe his wife was Jane. I had found a record from a ship called the Trial where a James and John Montgomery boarded from Londonderry 1833. I believe the ships port of call was St. John, N.B. So, I've taken some liberties and have concluded that this must have been him. However, his wife was not listed and they were most definitely married in Ireland since the 1851 census has a daughter, Margaret, listed as born in 1829 in Ireland and then the next child listed, Agnes, born December 12, 1832 in St. Andrews, N.B. Now the only problem is that the ships year was listed as 1833 and the year of emigration was listed as 1833 as well on the 1851 census. So ... a bit confusing with dates but that seems to have occurred a lot back then!! Anyway ... I began to wonder what would have driven them from Ireland in 1833? So, I was thinking that perhaps they hadn't come from Ireland at all to Canada but may have in fact come through the U.S. That was why I had asked. Sorry I forgot about the timeframe.
Thanks,
Tim in NYC

Montgomery in New Brunswick Canada tracing from the U.S.

housy123 — 2009-09-13 15:33:35Z

It always makes me wonder where my New Brunswick, Canada Montgomerys came from considering they're always seem to be so many who ended up in Pennsylvania or in the southern U.S. I've always thought they came directly from Ireland to Canada but since I can't seem to verify that 100% I really wonder if they didn't come to the U.S. first and then move on to Canada. Has anyone been able to trace any Montgomery lineage to New Brunswick that they also traced to either PA. or one of the southern states?

Re: Lizzie Montgomery, New York City, 1878

wvhillgal — 2009-09-19 05:46:44Z

p.s., you can contact me at slevoy@charter.net

Lizzie Montgomery, New York City, 1878

wvhillgal — 2009-09-19 05:44:57Z

I have a letter I received a few years ago as a bonus when I bought some old maps. I just found it again and found it quite interesting. It is written by a lady named Lizzie Montgomery who was evidently originally from Philadelphia, PA, but she is working for the Cornell family who were quite wealthy and lived in a "large white house on 5th Avenue." She talks about going to A. F. Stewart's store and how nice it was, how New Yorkers really celebrate Christmas but made more to do of New Years, and how everything is so rushed compared to Philadelphia. She is writing to Elizabeth Marshall (she addresses her as Aunt) on South Ward in Philadelphia. The letter is museum quality preserved and I would love to know who this lady was, especially since I have Montgomery's in the family.

Re: Hugh Montgomery

mmontgomery151 — 2009-09-30 21:13:20Z

James Montgomery's boys that arrieved in America in 1666, Hugh,William and Robert. I am from that line of Montgomery's Would you e-mail me at m-montgomery@att.net

Re: Hugh Montgomery

mmontgomery151 — 2009-10-06 00:02:08Z

My family line that i have is from my Great Grandfather. He was James M. born 1838-died in1911. His father was Thomas Jefferson M. born 1805 D. 1868. His father was Joseph M.born 1773 d 1868. His father was Thomas Sr M. born 1745. His father was Hugh Sr M. Then i have some ancestry that says Robert M came over here from Ireland and some that says James M. came over so i don't know.

Meade & Betty Montgomery

Re: Hugh Montgomery

mmontgomery151 — 2009-10-04 21:27:08Z

I am sorry i am not a relative of JV Montgomery.

Meade Montgomery

Mary E. Montgomery Best Luman Gottke 1925-2009

Lace_Lynch — 2009-09-23 11:58:59Z

Mary E. Montgomery Best Luman Gottke, 83 of Zanesville, Ohio passed away at 3:35 a.m. on Tuesday, September 22, 2009 at Bethesda Hospital.

Mary was born in Zanesville, Ohio on September 24, 1925 to the late Alva N. and Lucy Ellen Osborne Montgomery. She retired from West Muskingum Schools systems as a cook. She was a member of Central Trinity United Methodist Church and was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and great grandmother.

She is survived by two sons, Richard E. (Jane) Luman of Zanesville, Kevin J. (Susy) Luman of Zanesville; three daughters, , Sharan D. McGee of Hebron, and Paula L. Johnson of Hebron, Ohio. Two brothers, Everett (Peggy) Montgomery of Marietta, GA and James (Shirley) Montgomery of Zanesville; a sister, Alma L (Melvin) Dilley of Zanesville; ten grandchildren; and fifteen great grandchildren.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by three husbands, Harold Russell Best, Richard James Luman, and Kenneth Ray Gottke; three brothers, Charles Montgomery, Alva N. Montgomery Jr., and Loren Montgomery.

Calling hours will be 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, September 24,2009 at THE SNOUFFER FUNERAL HOME, 1150 WEST MILITARY ROAD, ZANESVILLE. Funeral services will be held on Friday at 11 a.m. in The Snouffer Chapel with Rev. Tom England officiating. Burial will follow in Zanesville Memorial Park Cemetery.

The family suggests that in lieu of flowers donations be made to George Selsam VFW Post 1058, 1318 Putnam Avenue, Zanesville, OH 43701.

Re: Hugh Montgomery

montyrichard — 2009-10-04 04:00:39Z

Here is an alternate interpretation.

Re: William V. Montgomery III, Kentucky

montyrichard — 2009-09-29 04:48:04Z

There may have been more than 1.

You could try clanmontgomery.org
Or the KY state indexes.