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About James Carlin Montgomery

He was the founder of the city of Montgomery. James C. Montgomery represented the people of Raleigh and Fayette Counties in the state legislature for three terms.

He was the oldest son of Major Henry Montgomery and Nancy Keeney.

He married first Amanda Brannon, daughter of Major Lawrence E. Brannon and Cynthia Morris. He married second Bridget Rice Huse, daughter of Seth Huse and Dora Heath.

Sources

Holliday, Robert Kevin. A Portrait of Fayette County. Oak Hill, WV: The Fayette Tribune, 1960.

Laidley, W. S. History of Charleston and Kanawha County, West Virginia and Representative Citizens. Chicago: Richmond-Arnold Pub., 1913.

Peters, J. T and H. B. Carden. History of Fayette County, West Virginia. Charleston, West Virginia: Jarrett Printing Company, 1926.


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James Carlin Montgomery's Timeline

1811
January 1, 1811
Virginia, United States
1840
February 4, 1840
Fayette County, Virginia, now West Virginia, United States
1841
1841
1843
November 23, 1843
Kanawha Falls, Fayette County, Virginia, now West Virginia, United States
1846
April 9, 1846
Montgomery, Fayette County, Virginia, now West Virginia, United States
1848
September 26, 1848
Fayette County, Virginia, now West Virginia, United States
1850
July 20, 1850
Fayette County, Virginia, now West Virginia, United States
1853
November 8, 1853
Montgomery, Fayette County, Virginia, now West Virginia, United States