Elizabeth Montgomery

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Personal and Family Information

Elizabeth was born about 1753, the daughter of William Montgomery and Hannah Tomkins. The place is not known.

Her husband was Luke Viscount Mountjoy, who she married on 2 JUL 1773. The place has not been found. They had no known children.

Pedigree Chart (3 generations)


 

Elizabeth Montgomery
(c1753-?)

 

William Montgomery
(c1709-1788)

 

William Montgomery
(c1683-1768)

   
 
 
     
 
 
   

Barbara Rutherford
(c1685-?)

 

Robert Rutherford
(c1660-?)

 
     
 
 
   

Hannah Tomkins
(c1709-c1760)

 

Alexander Tomkins
(c1684-?)

   
 
 
     
 
 
     
 
   
 
 
     
 
 

Events

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BirthABT 1753

Notes

Note 1

!Source: https://electricscotland.com/webclans/m/genealogicalmontgomery.pdf,

Genealogical History and Pedegree of the Family Montgopmery, Compiled by Thomas Harrison Montgomery, printed for private Circulation 1863, page 147.

Sir William Montgomery, Baronet, of Macbie Hill,'' was so created

May 28, 1774. He married, first, Hannah, daughter and co-heir of

Alexander Tomkins, County Londonderry, and had,

I. William Stvce, an officer in'the army, <vho died of wounds received in battle

in America, aged 19.

II. Elizabeth, married, July 3, 1773, Luke, Viscount Mountjoy. <<<

III. Barbara, married, 1774, Right Hon. John Beresford.

IV. Anne, married George, first Marquess Townshend.

Sir William married, secondly, in 1761, Anne, daughter of Henry

Watt of Mount Lewis, and had,

V. George, his successor.

VI. Robert, Colonel of 9th Regiment of Foot, killed in a duel by Capt.

McNamara, April 6, 1803.

VII. Jean, married Wm. Reynell of Castle Reynell, in Westmeath.

VIII. Harriet, married George Byng of Wrotham Park, Member of Parliament

for Middlesex.

IX. Amelia, married, 1798, Charles Cobbe Beresford.

Sir William died December 25, 1788, aged 79, and was succeeded by

Sir George Montgomery, Baronet, of Macbie Hill, who died July

9, 1831, unmarried, when the line of the Montgomerys of Macbie Hill

became extinct.