Henry Brown Montague (1795-1855)

of 76 McCullogh Street, Baltimore, Maryland

The Montagues came to Virginia from Buckinghamshire in 1621. Henry was born in Virginia but established the Montague family in Baltimore. He and his wife had eight children (listed) who survived to adulthood, and through their son, William, they were the maternal great-grandparents of Wallis Simpson, Duchess of Windsor.

Parents (2)

Capt. John Montague

U.S. Soldier in the Continental Army, wounded defending Gen. George Washington

1754-1831

Rebecca (Brown) Montague

Mrs. Rebecca (Brown) Montague

1755-1798

Spouse (1)

Mary Anne (Moody) Montague

Mrs. Mary Anne (Moody) Montague

1798-1883

Children (8)

John Henry Montague

President of the Merchants & Planters Savings Bank, and the Virginia Paper Company

1822-1911

William Latane Montague

Stockbroker, of Baltimore, Maryland

1824-1909

Gen. Charles Price Montague

of Baltimore & Ilchester, Howard Co., Maryland

1828-1894

James Douglas Montague

Merchant, of Baltimore; died unmarried

1830-1866

Dibrell P. Montague

Merchant, of 6 University Place, New York City

1832-1891

Mary Anne (Montague) Robertson

Mrs. Mary Anne (Montague) Robertson

1833-1869

Kate (Montague) Montague

Mrs. "Kate" Katherine Brown (Montague) Catlin, Montague

1834-1911

Walter Powhatan Montague

W. Powhatan Montague, of New York City & Chesterfield, Bordentown, New Jersey

1841-1913