We do not know any birth or parental information for Elizabeth Montgomery.
She married Hugh Montgomery Jr. about 1779 in Lancaster County, South Carolina.
Elizabeth is last found on the 1830 Census living with her son, Joseph, on the family farm. She dies sometime after and was buried in this grave-yard.
Nisbett - Many biographical family sources project that her maiden name was "Nisbett". We know her first name is "Elizabeth" from her husband's LW&T. Alexander Nisbett, Jr. and Hugh Montgomery III were close friends. Alexander has a sister named Elizabeth so this may have lead to the assumption. But there is no mention of a marriage between the two in the "Nisbett Narrations" and it shows that his sister was married to someone else. Also, there is no mention of any other "Elizabeth Nisbett" in the book who would be the age of his wife. Generally during this time period, family members inter-married somewhere along the line. None of Hugh's daughters married a "Nisbett".
She married Hugh Montgomery Jr. about 1779 in Lancaster County, South Carolina.
Elizabeth is last found on the 1830 Census living with her son, Joseph, on the family farm. She dies sometime after and was buried in this grave-yard.
Nisbett - Many biographical family sources project that her maiden name was "Nisbett". We know her first name is "Elizabeth" from her husband's LW&T. Alexander Nisbett, Jr. and Hugh Montgomery III were close friends. Alexander has a sister named Elizabeth so this may have lead to the assumption. But there is no mention of a marriage between the two in the "Nisbett Narrations" and it shows that his sister was married to someone else. Also, there is no mention of any other "Elizabeth Nisbett" in the book who would be the age of his wife. Generally during this time period, family members inter-married somewhere along the line. None of Hugh's daughters married a "Nisbett".
We do not know any birth or parental information for Elizabeth Montgomery.
She married Hugh Montgomery Jr. about 1779 in Lancaster County, South Carolina.
Elizabeth is last found on the 1830 Census living with her son, Joseph, on the family farm. She dies sometime after and was buried in this grave-yard.
Nisbett - Many biographical family sources project that her maiden name was "Nisbett". We know her first name is "Elizabeth" from her husband's LW&T. Alexander Nisbett, Jr. and Hugh Montgomery III were close friends. Alexander has a sister named Elizabeth so this may have lead to the assumption. But there is no mention of a marriage between the two in the "Nisbett Narrations" and it shows that his sister was married to someone else. Also, there is no mention of any other "Elizabeth Nisbett" in the book who would be the age of his wife. Generally during this time period, family members inter-married somewhere along the line. None of Hugh's daughters married a "Nisbett".
She married Hugh Montgomery Jr. about 1779 in Lancaster County, South Carolina.
Elizabeth is last found on the 1830 Census living with her son, Joseph, on the family farm. She dies sometime after and was buried in this grave-yard.
Nisbett - Many biographical family sources project that her maiden name was "Nisbett". We know her first name is "Elizabeth" from her husband's LW&T. Alexander Nisbett, Jr. and Hugh Montgomery III were close friends. Alexander has a sister named Elizabeth so this may have lead to the assumption. But there is no mention of a marriage between the two in the "Nisbett Narrations" and it shows that his sister was married to someone else. Also, there is no mention of any other "Elizabeth Nisbett" in the book who would be the age of his wife. Generally during this time period, family members inter-married somewhere along the line. None of Hugh's daughters married a "Nisbett".
Inscription
Unmarked grave though there was a stone at one time per her son, Joseph's LW&T.
Gravesite Details
Placed in this cemetery from her son, Joseph A. Montgomery's LW&T. Item 15 leaves money to place stones on the graves of his father, mother, two brothers and himself.
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