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Church in Devon to his mother-in-law Alice Fry, on which are engraved his arms impaling
Steyning. It comprises a lengthy rhyming verse on the lady's good moral character, composed by Montgomery. Susan Steyning's younger sister Margaret Steyning married John Willoughby of Payhembury in Devon, with
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Clogher clergy and parishes : being an account of the clergy of the Church of
Ireland in the Diocese of Clogher, from the earliest period, with historical notices of the several parishes, churches, etc" Leslie, J.B. p 9: Enniskille; R. H. Ritchie;
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of
Ireland". Montgomery provided her with a dowry of £3,000, a considerable sum at the time. Though not a love marriage it was apparently a happy one. They had seven children, of whom one son and four daughters reached
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whom
Montgomery frequently corresponded. The correspondence was preserved by Willoughby's granddaughter Mary Willoughby, the wife of George Trevelyan, lord of the manor of
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did not greatly please him, nor his wife, who referred with bewilderment to the King's gift of "three Irish dioceses whose names I cannot remember, they are so strange".
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Arms of George
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itself, of neglecting his pastoral duties, he was a fine administrator and an astute man of business. He did much to strengthen the
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Montgomery in memory of his mother-in-law Alice Fry (died 1605). His arms are shown on the escutcheon at
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Firstly to Susan
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Montgomery to his brother-in-law John Willoughby, Trevelyan Papers, quoted in Hancock, p.146
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As he spelt his name on the mural monument he erected to his mother-in-law Alice Fry in
Washfield Church, Devon
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in Ulster, and accumulated a comfortable private fortune, which passed by marriage to the St
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to 1614, and the Raphoe bishopric for the rest of his life. Montgomery was also rector of
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of Scots in western Ulster. Though he was frequently accused, even by
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George Montgomery, first Protestant Bishop of Clogher (1605–1621)
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Jane Montgomery, their only daughter, who in 1618 married
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by the rebels, but were eventually freed by Crown forces.
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The antiquities and history of Ireland Sir James Ware
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content. The Bishop's wife and sister were taken as
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62:cleric, promoted by King
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