1841 census lookup for Barham

[casalguidi]

Helenna

This is interesting ................... following on from an earlier comment of mine that a good amount of land in Monks Horton was owned by a Col. Henry Montague I now see that Horton Park, Monks Horton was actually owned by the Honourable Lieut. Col. Henry MONTAGUE in 1843 http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Research/Maps/MOK/02.htm

Have you made any progress in the meantime?

Casalguidi

[lisingreece]

Henry G Montague does not appear to have been christened in Bridge.

Lis

[helenna]

Hi Montagu-Griffin
Wonder if you are still around after all this time.  I am still searching for the elusive Henry Grahame Montagu's parents and have just been handed a newspaper article re Dukes of Manchester and there rather lurid history and did wonder if you would perhaps have any further information relating to them.  I did notice in this article that a Lady Mary Montagu is mentioned and do query if she was the person mentioned by Henry G Montagu.
I appreciate this is a long shot but would appreciate any information you could give.
I sincerely hope you dont mind me contacting you re the above.

Best Wishes
Helenna

Hello Helenna, I'm a Montagu descended from the first Earl of Manchester.  I've seen your query re. Henry Graham Montagu.  This could be a complete red herring but one of my ancestors George Conway Courtenay Montagu (b.1776 d. 1847) of Lackham House, Wiltshire may have had 2 illegitimate children by two servants.  These children were sent (with their mothers) to the work house.  I came across this information on the internet posted by Tony Pratt who was researching the Montagu family at Lackham.  I wonder if there could be any link?

Not to sure if I have got this right as I did send a reply a short time ago, so hope you got it.
Nice to hear from another Montagu.
Helenna