You mentioned birthdates of Francis and John Baptiste given in a Bible. What were those dates? Also, you mention Elisha I and Elisha II. Were those the persons David had born in 1743 and 1745? David shows a set of twins, Margaret and Elisha born 14 April 1743, both of whom died the same day. Then he shows another Elisha born 5 Apr 1745. **** Of the 12 children I have for Peter and Margaret Montgomery, there were 2 sets of twins: Mary Ellen and Joseph b. 12 Nov 1737 Elisha I and Margaret b. 14 Apr 1743 **** Joseph Montgomery m. Mary Ann Hagan and went to Washington Co, KY. I show 8 children for them. Mary Ellen Montgomery m. James McAtee, and I show one son, Elisha (I haven't researched this one yet) Susannah Montgomery b. 26 Jun 1739 m. Unknown Higdon Elisha Montgomery I 1743-1766 Margaret Montgomery m. Samuel Turner 18 Nov 1762 Trinity Parish, CC, and I show 10 children. Elisha Montgomery II b. 5 Apr 1745; moved to Washington Co, KY; m. Margaret Wheatley 1 Apr 1796.; I show 3 children. Ignatius Montgomery 1746-1777 left a will, probated 13 Sept 1777 Benjamin Montgomery 1748 - 1777 left will probated 2 Sept 1777 Charles Montgomery b. 25 Jul 1750; d. 26 Apr 1809 in Washington Co, KY; m. Mary Ann Elder 29 Jan 1787 CC, MD. I show 11 children. Anne Mary Montgomery b. 3 Apr 1752, d. aft 1777 (in brother's will) James Henry Montgomery b. 24 Jul 1754; Will written 30 Jul 1766; probated 2 Sept 1777 Most of above information is from the LDS microfilm records of Natalie Montgomery Baker; Copyright 1987, Microfilmed 1997 Film #1255696 Shirley P ________________________________________________________________________ AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free from AOL at AOL.com.

Shirley, So Natalie M. Baker didn't have the birth date for the dau Mary Montgomery that is mentioned in her mother's will? To dau Mary Montgomery, bed sheets and covering Shirley Middleton Moller ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, April 22, 2007 12:14 PM Subject: [MDCHARLE] Montgomery, Elisha I, Elisha II > You mentioned birthdates of Francis and John Baptiste given in a Bible. > What > were those dates? > > Also, you mention Elisha I and Elisha II. Were those the persons David had > born > in 1743 and 1745? David shows a set of twins, Margaret and Elisha born 14 > April > 1743, both of whom died the same day. Then he shows another Elisha born 5 > Apr > 1745. > > > **** > > Of the 12 children I have for Peter and Margaret Montgomery, there were 2 > sets of twins: > > Mary Ellen and Joseph b. 12 Nov 1737 > Elisha I and Margaret b. 14 Apr 1743 > > **** > Joseph Montgomery m. Mary Ann Hagan and went to Washington Co, KY. I show > 8 children for them. > > Mary Ellen Montgomery m. James McAtee, and I show one son, Elisha (I > haven't researched this one yet) > > Susannah Montgomery b. 26 Jun 1739 m. Unknown Higdon > > Elisha Montgomery I 1743-1766 > > Margaret Montgomery m. Samuel Turner 18 Nov 1762 Trinity Parish, CC, and I > show 10 children. > > Elisha Montgomery II b. 5 Apr 1745; moved to Washington Co, KY; m. > Margaret Wheatley 1 Apr 1796.; > I show 3 children. > > Ignatius Montgomery 1746-1777 left a will, probated 13 Sept 1777 > > Benjamin Montgomery 1748 - 1777 left will probated 2 Sept 1777 > > Charles Montgomery b. 25 Jul 1750; d. 26 Apr 1809 in Washington Co, KY; m. > Mary Ann Elder 29 Jan 1787 CC, MD. I show 11 children. > > Anne Mary Montgomery b. 3 Apr 1752, d. aft 1777 (in brother's will) > > James Henry Montgomery b. 24 Jul 1754; Will written 30 Jul 1766; probated > 2 Sept 1777 > > Most of above information is from the LDS microfilm records of Natalie > Montgomery Baker; > Copyright 1987, Microfilmed 1997 Film #1255696 > > Shirley P > > ________________________________________________________________________ > AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out more about what's free > from AOL at AOL.com. > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message