He died of Yellow Fever preferring death at his post rather than to leave his patients, and he remained administeraing to their wants until stricken down with the fatal scourge.

Steamboat captain on the Mississippi + Ohio rivers.

He died in the Mexican War.

He returned from the Civil War to find his home destroyed and his wife and child dead. Broken hearted he became a wanderer. He went to Idaho and then Montana where be became successful in stock and mining business. He was killed by the Indians about 1878.

Was shot in the head in the battle of Petersburg and was taken home where he died.

Member of Legislature.

Stock Broker.

Graduated from Washington College.

ADDRESS: 9280 Booth Rd. Kirtland, OH 44060 PHONE: 216/256-8000

In the Confederate Army, POW at New Hope Church, GA, paroled with Johnson's army at the surrender.

Nun at Shaftsbury.

NOTE: Montague ancestors have been traced to the Mountains of Scandinavia as early as the fifth century. No one knows when nor from where they came to Scandinavia, but it must have been several hundred years before. Drogo de Monte-Acuto was a d escendant of the Northman Rollo the Dane from Scandanavia who settled Normandy. French spelli ng of his name was Drogo de Montagu. He preferred the Latin Drogo de Monte-Acuto which mean s Dragon of the Mountain Peak. He came to England with Robert Earl of Morton and his brothe r "William the Conquerer". With sixty thousand men and over three hundred ships they landed a t Pevensey upon the coast of Sussex, late in September, 1066, and immediately burned and scuttled their ships that their only hope might lie in their courage and resolution, their only safety in victory. This marked the advent of the first Montague upon the shores of England, and as he marches on toward the plain near Hastings (where, upon the 14th of October, the battle of Hastings was f ought and won), we note that he bears the kite shaped shield of the Norman invador, its colo r is cerulean blue, and upon it is the full length figure of a Griffin, segreant (rampant wit h wings spread), and painted a bright golden hue. This was the original Coat of Arms of the M ontagues in England. William having conquered England and ascended the throne his followers were rewarde d with large grants of land. Both his favorite brother the Earl of Moriton and his trusty follower Drogo de Monte-Acuto received large possessions.

NAME: Nickname: "Drogo Juvenis or Young Drew".

!DEATH: Vita Patris

Erected a Monastery at Montecute Mountain and endowed it with the Borough and Market of Montacute.

!NAME: Nickname: "Richard the Fearless"

!NAME: Nickname "Richard the Good"

Earl of Morton, Came to England with his best friend Drogo de Montagu (Monte-Acuto) and his brother William (The Conquorer) in 1066 when they conquored England in 1066 in the Battle of Hastings.

!NAME: Nickname "Robert the Magnificant"

Earl of March.

Graduated from the University of Mississippi. Severly wounded in the Battle of Manassas.