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4G0 BURKE'S COLONIAL GENTRY. ^Tonttjomcrj'. I)IGHT REV. HENRY HUTCHINSON MONTGOMERY, D.D., M.A. j (Cambridge), of Bishopscoui't, Hobart, Tasmania, Bishop of Tasmania, and a member of the council of the University of Tasmania, b. 3rd October, 18-17; m. 28th July, 1881, Maud, third daughter of the Ven. Frederick William Fakrak, D.D., F.R.S., archdeacon of Westminster, and chaplain in ordinary to the Queen, and has surviving issue, I. Hakold Robert, 6. 8th May, 1884, ir. Donald Stanley, b. 2nd May, 188G. III. Bernard Law, b. 17th November, 1887. I. Una, b. 12th May, 1889. His lordship was educated at Hjrrow, and at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he graduated B.A. in 1870, and M... in 1873; orJained deacon in 1871, priest in 1872 ; was curate of Hurstpierpoint, co. Su.ssex, from 1871 to 187-i of Christ Church, Soulhwark, co. Surrey, from 1874 to 1870, and of St. Mai'garet's, Westminster, co. Middlesex, from 1876 to 1879 ; was vicar of St. Mai'k's and rural dean of Kennirgton, co. Surrey, and examining chaplain to the Bishop of Rochester from 1879 to 1889, in which year be was appointed Bishop of Tasmania. l,incactc. This family held lauds in Killaghter, under the Bishops of Raplioe, co. Donegal, Ireland, early in the IVtli century, but Cromwell's soldiers burnt all wills and leases in the diocesan registry, and documenlary evidence docs not extend farther back than about the year 1700, wlien Catherine Montgomery owned these lauds, wliieh are now in the possession of the Right Ecv. Bisliop Mont- gomery as head of the family. John Montoojieky, of Killaghter, said to be of the Lainshaw family, d. after 1722, and was father of Uatid Moxtgomebt, of Killaghter (will dated 20th April, 1732), who m. Mary, sister of EeT. Samuel Law, of Cumber, co. Derry, and had i.ssue, five eons and one daugliter, I. Jamk^, of whom presently. II. Samuel, who s. his brother. III. John. IV. Michael, v. Alexander. I. Sarah, m. — Chawfoed. The eldest son. .James Momgomeht, <I. ■unm. 1st July, 17118, and was s. by his brother, S.VMUEL Montgomery, who was a merchant in Londonderry and Chamberlain of the city. Ife m. Aunc, daugliter of Marino Pobtke, Surveyor of Greencastle (by Mary Gaht his wife, who with her husbaml is buried at Movillc), and bad issue four sons and four daughters, all of wliom theil young except Anne, who m. Arthur Newburgh, and S-VMFKL Law, the youngest son, of whom presently. Mr. Samuel Montgomery ac'iu'red by purchase the estate of " Eallynilly " on which the town of ^foville is now built, and (/.20th August, 1803 (buried at Londonderry), and was s. by his only surviviug son, Eev. Samuel Law Montgomery, rector of Lrch Patrick and iloville, co. Donegal, and Vicar-General of Derry, LL.B. ( t'.C.D., ISOl), m. Susan Maria, daughter of James McClintock, of Triutaugh, and widow of the Rev. Mousey Alexander, and d. in 1832. His second son. Sir Robert Montgoiiert, G-. C.S.I. (186fi) K.C.B. (18.59), LL.D., of Newpark. Moville, CO. Donegal, and of 7, Cornwall Crardeus, Queen's Gate, London, a member of the Coun- cil of India, and LieuIenant-tTOVeruor of the Puujaub from 1859 to ISf.o, wa* Ij. 1809; m. first, IS-Si, Frances Mary (d. 1812), daugh- ter of the Eev. James Thomason; and secondly, 2nd May, 1845, Ellen Jane, second danshter of William Lambert, B.C.S. (d. 1S60), Woodmaustone, co. Surrey, by Mary Anne, his wife (who d. 1874), and by her (who now resides at 5, Rosary Gardens, Soutli Kensington, London) had issue, I. Arthur Samuel Law, d. num. 18S5. II. Henry Uutchin.son (Right Eev.), D.D., M.A., Bisliop of Tasmania, the subject of this memoir. III. James Alexander Lawrence, Major Bengal Staff Corps ; m. first, Jessie Alice, second daughter of Sir Thomas Douglas FoBSYTn, K.C.S.I., C.B., Commissioner of the Fyzabad Divisi m, Bengal, by whom he lias issue, two daughters,