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- Source:Chalkley's Chronicles
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- Transcript:Augusta County Montgomeryl Records from Chalkley's Chronicles
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Entries for Alexander Montgomery in Chalkley's Chronicles
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| MAY, 1755. Montgomery vs. Hamilton.--John Hamilton, of Mills Creek Hundred, in the County of New Castle on Delaware. Taylor and Moses Hamilton of same place. Carpenter and Alexander Montgomery of same place. Mason bond to Benjamin Swett of New Castle, affirmed tanner, dated 1748. John and Moses returned executors.
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| Person:Alexander Montgomery (25)
| [Some reorganization to help clarity] Alexander Montgomery and Elizabeth, his wife, vs. Madison--O. S.
105; N. S. 35--
Bill, 2d August, 1805.
Elizabeth is only daughter of
John Robinson, who owned land on Roanoke and was killed by Indians
about 1756, Elizabeth being then only two years old. Alexander and Elizabeth married in
1772.
Thomas Robinson was a brother of John. [Their father] James Robinson, sent son John from Pennsylvania to
Virginia, to buy lands.) Thomas Robinson lost his life at the big defeated Camps on the other side of Cumberland Mountain. See:McNitt's Defeat All his
family were either killed or taken prisoner.
Garnett and John H. Peyton [of Kentucky] each married a daughter
of Elizabeth and William Madison (who was son of John)
Garnett married Agatha S., and
John H. peyton married Susanna.
(Land is in Montgomery County.)
Hugh Crockett deposes he came to the Roanoke country in
1749 and the Robinsons were already there. Hugh's sister married
John Robinson? The Crocketts and Robinsons had been neighbors in
Lancaster, Penn.
Thomas, William, and Samuel were sons of James
Robinson, who had six sons.
Samuel Crockett was brother of Hugh.
John Robinson came to Roanoke in 1743 or 1744.
James Robinson, grandson of the original James, aged 67 years, deposes that
previous to 1757 he lived in Augusta about 107 miles from the land
in controversy. He moved to the Roanoke country in 1762 or 1763.
John Robinson's wife, mother of oratrix Elizabeth, was Mary.
William Davis deposes they were married 1752 or 1753. John was
called Long John.
William Davis deposes, 5th May, 1808, in
Abingdon, that he was born 15th February, 1733, old style.
John Draper, Sr., deposes, 5th April, 1806, that Jno. Robinson came to
Roanoke in 1745.
The sons of James were John, William, Samuel, Thomas, Joseph.
John Draper's first wife was a sister of John Robinson's.
He was married April, 1754.
Col. William Robinson deposes, Fayette County, Kentucky, 27th April, 1806, that John
Robinson owned the land, sold it to Kennedy for a negro which he
had seen in possession of his sister, mother of Elizabeth.
Col. William is brother of Col. David Robinson, lately deceased.
James Robinson was dead when deponent first knew the family in 1751.
John died in 1756.
Mary Montgomery, mother of Elizabeth, deposes same
time and place as above.
James Montgomery, husband of Mary, deposesas above.
Elizabeth and Alexr. were married in 1774. James married Mary in 1760.
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| Person:Alexander Montgomery (27) (father) Person:Alexander Montgomery (26) (son) Person:John Montgomery (84) (son)
| George Fugate vs. Mahon--O. S. 177; N. S. 63--Bill, 1808 ...John Montgomery deposes in
Russell County, 1810. In 1771 he moved out to this country in
company with his father, Alexander Montgomery, his mother, Martha,
and his brother, Alexander, and others. The same fall Robert
Trimble, Benj. Logan and some others stayed at his father's house.
William Carr is supposed to be a near relation to Genl. Joseph
Martain. Deponent's brother, Alexander, is a gunsmith who is 2-1/2
years older than deponent. Deponent is now 46
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| Alexander Montgomery deposes in Russell, 7th March, 1810, that in
1771 he moved with his father to this part of the country and lived
with his father 8 or 10 years. In 1772 one William Huston, _____
Frazier, and Francis Fugate returned up Mockerson and Fugate said
he had been improving land at the Rocky Spring. Francis Fugate
moved there with his family in 1772 or 3. Deponent was 48 years old
the first of last month.
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| McKenney vs. Preston--O. S. 308; N. S. 110--John Montgomery of
Russel County, aged 47 years, deposes, 11th March, 1811, in 1778 Andrew
Cowan and Thos. Osborn went down to improve a piece of land on a creek
they called Black Water at the Flat Lick, and on their return they came by
Kooser's (Hoovers) cabin. Black Water is a north Branch of Clynch.
John and Titus Benton were killed by the Indians 34 or 35 years ago.
March, 1811, Alexander Montgomery, aged 49 years, deposes.
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| David Greenlee vs. Mary Greenlee's administrator--O. S. 330; N. S. 119--
Bill, 1817. Mary Greenlee of Rockbridge died 14th March, 1809, widow and
intestate, leaving five children, viz: James Greenlee; Mary, wife of Hugh
Hays; Grace, wife of Charles McDowell; Samuel Greenlee; six grandchildren,
children of deceased son John Greenlee; three grandchildren,
children of deceased daughter Margaret Montgomery. Widow of Wm.
Montgomery, deceased, viz:' James, Alexander and Mary (wife of William
Davis) Montgomery. James Greenlee died March, 1813. Charles McDowell,
William Montgomery and William Davis are dead.
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| 19th September, 1769. Patrick Martin's will:... Teste:...Alex. Montgomery. Proved, 21st August,
1770
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| Page 237.--12th June, 1789. Thomas Stuart's estate appraised by Walter
Davis, Samuel Long, Joseph Colter.... List of debts by bonds, bills, notes, and acceptances due to
above estate--... John Montgomery (wagonmaker);... Alex. Montgomery
(son to John)
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| 18th March, 1772. Two land sales, property not specified, one from from Joseph Alexander and Abigail ( ) to... Alexander Mountgomery' Teste: William Livingston, Oliver Alexander; the other from Joseph Alexander and Abigail to James and Oliver Alexander, for £60. Teste: William Livingston, Alexander Mountgomery.
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| 17th March, 1778. Alexander Montgomery and Sarah and Robert Thompson and Agness, all of Augusta County, to Cutlip Black,
late of same place, in Borden's tract on head of James River. Delivered to Francis Hull, 21st May, 1781.
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