5-A: Jesse Guthrie
Guthrie Family Group 5 – Branch A
JESSE GUTHRIE 1765 VA – 1823 IN and PRICILLA (MNU)
of Virginia, Kentucky and Indiana, USA
JESSE GUTHRIE
Parents: William Guthrie 1722VA-1798KY and Eleanor Harris Abbott 1734VA-1816KY
Birth: 1722
Birth Location: probably Hanover County, Virginia
Occupation: Merchant, Schoolteacher, Mathematician, Writer, Farmer
Military Service: Unknown
Marriage: Priscilla (MNU) about 1795 in Kentucky
Death: 15 Sep 1823
Death Location: Posey County, Indiana, USA
Burial: Unknown, presumably in Posey County, Indiana
PRISCILLA (Maiden Name Unknown)
Parents: Unidentified
Birth: 1766-1784
Birth Location: Unknown
Guthrie Children: 7
Death: After 1830
Death Location: Unknown
Burial: Unknown, presumably in Posey County, Indiana
Jesse Guthrie was born about 1765 in Hanover County, Virginia. He moved with the family to Lexington, Fayette, Kentucky about 1789. He was noted to be a Methodist (1794). In 1796, the Kentucky Gazette published, “Jesse Guthrie and Benjamin Batterton want to buy old copper, brass and pewter,and they have a brass founder who will cast still cocks, and rivets, mill inks, spoon molds and mountains.” Batterton was his brother-in-law.
“West and Guthrie” was one of the early mercantile businesses in Lexington. Jesse Guthrie was business partner to Edward West, who was a silversmith, clockmaker, and gunsmith. They were mentioned in the writings of Henry Clay as defendants in a lawsuit brought by a Philadelphia company. Clay was given Power of Attorney by Peacock Wrenshall and Company. See also: Morrison v. Clay.
Jesse Guthrie became one of Kentucky’s early school teachers. He was the author of ‘The American Schoolmaster’s Assistant’, also known as ‘Guthrie’s Arithmetic’, which was published in Lexington, KY in 1804. About 1798, he married a woman named Priscilla (MNU). He was listed in the Harrison County, Kentucky censuses of 1810 and 1820. According to those records, Jesse & Priscilla were parents to 7 children. His death reportedly occurred in Harrison County, date unknown. Priscilla outlived him and died sometime after the 1830 census.
The Jesse Guthary Household in Harrison, Kentucky (1810 Census):
1M and 1F 26-44, 1M and 1F 10-15, 2M and 2F under 10. Total Household Members: 8
The 1820 Census lists the Jesse Guthrie household in Maysville, Harrison County, Kentucky:
1M and 1F 45 and over, 1M and 1F 16-25 (the male being 16-18), 1M and 2F 10-15, 1F under 10 with 3 persons engaged in agriculture.
The family moved to Posey County, Indiana within the next couple of years. The FHL Indiana files are all in a locked status online. Jesse died there in 1823.
The 1830 census of Robb, Posey, Indiana lists the Priscilla Guthrie household:
1F 50-59, 1M 20-29, 1F 15-19, 1F 10-14.
There are 2 Posey County marriages for women named Priscilla Guthrie. The earliest is the marriage of her daughter to Benjamin Montgomery on 11 Mar 1825. The second is dated 28 Nov 1844 to Josiah Defer, but the 1850 census shows that woman being only 22 years of age, so she is apparently not Jesse’s widow.
GUTHRIE CHILDREN: 7
Y-DNA Project Participants: NONE
Autosomal DNA Participants: YES
CHILD 1: WILLIAM GUTHRIE
Born: 1795-1800 – Died: 1813 CAN
Marital Status: Single / Unmarried
William Guthrie was born 1795-1800, an estimate from the census records. He led a short life ended during the War of 1812. William joined Johnson’s Regiment of Mounted Kentucky Volunteers as a private soldier. During the Battle of the Thames near Chatham, Ontario, he was shot twice, living for 8 or 9 days after being wounded. [Fold3: Service Record Index Card]
Read: Charge of the Forlorn Hope
Listed as one of those who ‘Died of Wounds (DOW) Sustained During the Battle of the Thames:
William Guthrie, Private, Captain James Coleman’s Company. Engaged until, October 21, 1813.
Guthrie Children: None Known
Y-DNA Project Participants: NONE
Autosomal DNA Project Participants: NONE
CHILD 2: MARY GUTHRIE aka “POLLY”
Born: 1799 KY – Died: 1864 IL
Spouse: Phillip Wiggins Martin (m.13 May 1817 IN)
Polly’s birth came on 28 April 1799 in Kentucky. She was 18 at her marriage to Phillip Wiggins Martin on 13 May 1817. They settled in Gibson County, Indiana within a few years of their marriage about the same time that Polly’s parents moved from Kentucky. Phillip was a farmer and a soldier.
1820 – Gibson, Indiana: 1M 26-44, 1F 16-25, 1M and 1F under 10. Persons engaged in Agriculture: 1.
1830 – Gibson, Indiana: 1M and 1F 40-49, 1M and 1F 10-14, 1M and 1F 5-9, 1M and 1F under 5.
1840 – Montgomery, Gibson, Indiana: 1M 50-59, 1F 40-49, 1M 20-29, 1M 15-19, 1M and 2F 10-14, 3F 5-9, 2M and 3F under 5. Persons engaged in agriculture: 12
Philip was a soldier in the Company of Mounted Riflemen during the Army Indian Campaign about 1831-32.
Polly and Phillip were parents to 12 children born between 1816 and 1843. Their youngest was only three years old at the time of Phillip’s death on 16 April 1846. Polly lived until 4 April 1864.
1850 – Montgomery, Gibson, Indiana: Polly Martin, 51, born KY, Real Estate 2000, is living with her children: Christiana 25, Freelove 21, Syrilda 17, Newton T 14, Edward W 9, Ruben W 9, and Sarah J 7.
By 1860, they had moved to Township 19 Range 5 of Menard County, Illinois, their post office being Sweetwater. Polly Martin, 62, farmer, born KY, Personal Estate Value 600, Sarilda 27, Edward W 19, Reuben W 19, Sarah J 16.
Polly is buried as “Mary Martin” at Irish Grove Cemetery in Menard County, Illinois.
Martin Children: 12
Y-DNA Project Participants: N/A – Female Guthrie
Autosomal DNA Project Participants: NONE
1.) Priscilla Martin 1816IN-1897OK (m1.) Solomon Knowles +children, (m2./div.) Ezekiel Norris +child
2.) John Martin 1820IN-1872IN farmer (m.1843) Eliza Ann Knowles +children
3.) William Asbury Martin 1822IN-1907IN farmer (m.1846) Patience Knowles +children
4.) Freelove Martin 1823IN-1870IL (m.1850IN) James Knowles Marvel (s/o Wiley/wf1) farmer +children
5.) Christina W Martin 1824IN-1894NE (m1.1852) James Bonner +children, (m2.1873IL) Wiley Marvel (wf3)
6.) Jesse H Martin 1825IN-???? – No further info
7.) Susan Elizabeth Martin 1831IN-1897OK (m.1847IN) Logan Knowles farmer + children
8.) Sarilda J Martin 1833IN-1872IL (m.1870IN) Wiley Marvel farmer (wf2) +children
9.) Newton Harold Martin 1835IA-1884NE physician (m.1859IL) Anna M Lloyd +children
10.) Reuben Wesley Martin (twin) 1840IN-1912AZ farmer (m.1866IL) Permelia Ruckles +children
11.) Edward William Martin (twin)1840IN-1863TN – Unmarried – Civil War – died of disease
12.) Sarah Jane Martin 1843IN-1921MO (m.1861IL) Henry C Golden +children
CHILD 3: PRISCILLA GUTHRIE
abt. 1800 KY – 1888CA
Spouse: Benjamin Montgomery (m. 11 March 1825 IN)
Priscilla Guthrie married Benjamin Montgomery in Posey County, Indiana on 11 March 1825. They are not listed in Posey County during the 1830 census, but may be the couple listed in Gibson, Indiana: 1M 30-39 (1790-1800), 1F 20-29 (1801-1810), 1M and 2F under 5 (1826-1830).
In 1840, the Benjamin Montgomery household is presumably the one listed in Robb, Posey, Indiana, but there is no female of Priscilla’s age listed in the household, even though she is clearly at home in 1850 and beyond. 1M 40-49, 1M30-39, 1M15-19, 1M and 1F 10-14, 1M and 1F 5-9, 1M under 5.
By 1850 the family was settled in Menard County, Illinois:
Benj. Montgomery 55 farmer Real Estate 900 born KY; P. Montgomery 50 born KY; Jesse Montgomery 20 born IA; M J Montgomery 18 born IA; Addison Montgomery 16 born IA; James Montgomery 14 born IA; M Montgomery 12 born IA; W Montgomery 8 born IA. Even though the initials used are “IA”, other census records show specifically that the children were born in Indiana, not Iowa. The census taker was simply abbreviating Indiana in a non-standard way rather than the modern usage, which was not approved until 1963.
“Montgomery House: This little brick house stands at the corner of Fifth and Antle streets, and was built in 1855 by Benjamin Montgomery. Little is known of this family, only that his wife was named Priscilla, and that in 1866 they sold the house to James S. Bryant.” (Plews, 1967)
In 1860, Petersburg, Menard, Illinois the Head of Household is son Addison:
Adison C Montgomery 29 male Teacher of School (No Real Estate) (No Personal Estate) born Indiana
Benjamin Montgomery 65 male (no occupation listed) RE: 2000, PE:100, born Kentucky
Precilla Montgomery 59, female, born Kentucky
Mary J Montgomery 26, female, born Indiana
James M Montgomery 22, male, brick mason, born Indiana
Samuel W Montgomery 18, male, clerk, born Indiana, attended school within the year
They are still in Petersburg, Menard, Illinois for the 1870 census:
Benjamin Montgomery, 74, male, white, farmer, RE: 1000, PE: 600, born Kentucky, male citizen/ voter >21
Perilla Montgomery, 70, female, white, keeping house, born Kentucky
Mary J Montgomery, 34, female, white, seamstress, born Indiana
Laura Knowls, 11, female, white, born Illinois, attended school within the year
Benjamin Montgomery died sometime prior to the 1880 census.
The 1880 census of Petersburg, Menard, Illinois:
Montgomery, Percilla, white, female, 79, widowed, keeping house, born KY, father: VA, mother, VA
Montgomery, M J, white, female, 46, daughter, single, dress maker, born IN, father: KY, mother: KY
Mary Jane “Jennie” Montgomery married Rev. Esdras Smith on 7 September 1886 in Menard, illinois.
“In 1886 Mrs Montgomery removed to Brownsville, California, with her daughter, Mrs Jennie Smith, and died there in 1888.” (Plews, 1967)
Montgomery Children: 6
Y-DNA Project Participants: N/A – Female Guthrie
Autosomal DNA Project Participants: NONE
1.) Jesse C Montgomery 1830IN-1904IL brick mason (m.1859) Sarah Catherine ‘Kate Scott +children
2.) Unidentified Daughter born 1826-1830IN – Age Under 5 in 1830 and 10-14 in 1840.
3.) Addison Montgomery born 1831-34IN – died aft 1860 IL – no further details
4.) Mary Jane ‘Jennie’ Montgomery born 1832-34IN – Aft. 1886CA dressmaker (m.1886IL) Rev. Edras Smith (3d wf)
5.) James M Montgomery born about 1838IN – Aft.1870 brick mason – no further details
6.) Samuel W Montgomery born abt. 1842IN – died aft.1860 – possible Civil War death
CHILD 4: REUBEN GUTHRIE
Abt. 1801-10KY – Aft. 1840 IN
Marital Status: Unknown
Reuben Guthrie was born about 1801-1810. After his father’s death in 1823 and his eldest brother’s death ten years earlier, Reuben was the oldest surviving son in the household. His mother was listed as the Head of Household during the 1830 census, but Reuben held that responsibility when the 1840 census taker enumerated the family. At that time they were living in Robb, Posey, Indiana and listed with 1M30-39, 1M and 1F 20-29, and 1F60-69.
Reuben Guthrie is not found within the 1850 census for Indiana. No further details.
Guthrie Children: None Known
Y-DNA Project Participants: N/A – No Known Descendants
Autosomal DNA Project Participants: N/A – No Known Descendants
CHILD 5: PETER GUTHRIE
abt. 1806 KY – 1860 IL
Spouse 1: Polly Bennet (m.25 Aug 1825 IN)
Spouse 2: Eliza Defur (m. 22 Dec 1835 IN)
Spouse 3: Jane Bonner Senters (m.14 Nov 1849 IN)
Born in Kentucky about 1806, Peter Guthrie was the youngest son in the family. He was a farmer, married three times, and a resident of Robb, Posey, Indiana and Lawrence County, Illinois. His first marriage came at the age of about 19 to Polly Bennet on 25 August 1825 in Posey County, Indiana. They had 2 daughters together: Louisa M and Sarah E. Guthrie, and an unidentified son. Polly presumably died 1833-34.
Peter married his second wife, Eliza Defur, on 22 December 1835 in Posey County, Indiana. The 1840 census lists seven children: 1M15-19, 1F10-14, 2F5-9, and 3F under 5. Unknown if Eliza was previously married and brought children into the household, or if this number should be divided between Polly and Eliza.
Peter and Eliza’s marriage ended either in Eliza’s death or in a divorce. No evidence at this time one way or the other. There is another Posey, IN marriage in 1856 between an Eliza E Defur and Charles W Nelson, but it is unknown whether it was the same person. Peter and Eliza had at least three children together, namely Rebecca Jane, John W, and Susan A Guthrie.
A Lawrence County, IL bio on John S Seuters (or Senters) reveals that he was a prosperous farmer whose father had the same name. His mother was Jane Bonner, born in Ohio. John was the second of their 3 children, the others being Sarah Ann and Mary. After his father’s death, when he was just four years old, his mother married Peter Guthrie. “In 1853, the family came to Lawrence County, Ill., and Mr Guthrie bought 230 acres in Lawrence Township. This was timberland, and there was plenty of work for all in clearing it. Mr Guthrie died on his farm in 1860.” Peter and Jane had one son of their own, William Guthrie.
Guthrie Children: 6 known
Y-DNA Project Participants: NONE
Autosomal DNA Project Participants: YES
1.) Louisa M Guthrie 1812IN-1868IN (m.1858IN) Richard Ashman farmer +children
2.) Sarah E Guthrie born abt. 1833IN – d. aft 1870 IN (m.1850IN) James Brooks farmer +children
3.) Rebecca Jane Guthrie 1838IN-1917IL (m.1865) Philip Bennett farmer +children
4.) John W Guthrie born about 1842IN – died aft.185O – no further verifiable details
5.) Susan A. Guthrie 1844IN-1918IN (m.1862IN) William Henry Sense farmer +children
6.) William Fillmore Guthrie 1858IN-1906IN carpenter (m.1880IN) Mary ‘Mollie’ A Robb +children
CHILD 6: SUSAN ‘SUCKY’ ANN GUTHRIE
Abt. 1808 KY – Aft 1850 IN
Spouse: Isaac Smith (m.15 April 1825 IN)
Susan Ann Guthrie was born on 15 August 1808 in Kentucky. Her marriage record to Isaac Smith lists her by her nickname ‘Sucky’ Ann Guthrie. They married in Posey County, Indiana on 15 April 1825. She was 16 years old, while Isaac Smith was about 26. The couple settled in Gibson County, Indiana where Isaac worked as a farmer. Isaac died on 10 October 1858. Sucky lived until 9 October 1875. They are buried at Blythe Chapel Cemetery in Owensville, Gibson, IN. Note that Find-a-Grave erroneously lists her as Susan Martin Smith.
Smith Children: 11
Y-DNA Project Participants: N/A – Female Guthrie
Autosomal DNA Project Participants: NONE
1.) Naomi Jane Smith born abt. 1828IN – died 1890IN (m.1850IN) Charles Epperson +children
2.) Priscilla Smith born 1830IN – died 1869IN – unmarried
3.) Jesse Asbury Smith 1832IN-1920IN farmer (m.1856) Rebecca Muck +children
4.) Margaret E Smith 1834IN-1907IL (m.1864IN) Sylvester Gwaltney farmer +children
5.) Rebecca C Smith born abt. 1836IN – died aft 1875 (m1.1855IN) William Smith Brumfield +children, (m2.1875IN) William S Ridgely
6.) Mary A Smith 1838IN-1905 – unmarried
7.) Marticia Smith abt 1841IN – aft. 1870 (m1.) William Barnett Knowles +children, (m2.) Isaac Witherspoon
8.) Eliza Smith abt. 1843IN – aft.1870IN – no further info
9.) Helena J Smith abt. 1848IN – aft. 1880IN – no further info
10.) Isaac William Smith abt. 1851IN – aft. 1880IN – no further info
11.) John Thomas Smith 1854IN – aft. 1900 (m1.1881IL) Laura Newman Funkhouser +children, (m2.1897IL) Almedia Celestine Holloway +child
CHILD 7: ELIZABETH ANN GUTHRIE
1812 – 1858 IN
Spouse: Francis Lock (m. 27 Jun 1848 IN)
The youngest child of the family was Elizabeth Ann Guthrie born about 1812 in Kentucky. She married at the age of 36 to widower Francis Lock, who had five young children in the household. Francis Lock was a merchant born in County Armagh, Northern Ireland. His first wife was Mary Robinson (1807-1847). Elizabeth and Francis were living in Robb, Posey, Indiana during the 1850 census. There were no known children born to this marriage. Elizabeth died on 3 April 1858 and was buried at Mount Erie in Wayne County, Illinois. Francis married again to Eliza Robinson Craw (1837-1881) and had three additional children. Francis died on 27 February 1809 in Mount Erie, Illinois.
Lock Children: None (Stepchildren Only)
Y-DNA Project Participants: N/A – Female Guthrie
Autosomal DNA Project Participants: N/A – No known descendants
READING and RESOURCES
BOOK: Guthrie, Jesse (1804). The American Schoolmaster’s Assistant. Lexington, Kentucky. 231pp. Digital Repository of the 6th Edition: HathiTrust
BOOK: Hopkins, James F (1959). The Papers of Henry Clay, Vol 1 1797-1814
Digital Repository: Internet Archive
Index, p.1023
Guthrie, Adam, 122 – 123
Guthrie, Jesse, 15n, 21, 297n. See also West and Guthrie.
West and Guthrie, 108, 297
15n – Endorsement on Fee Bill from Thomas Bodley to Peacock wrenshall and Company
[March 1799] I am not security for the Plts.; but if I get any money of theirs (as it is probable I may) I will pay this. H. Clay.
n – On verso of Bodley’s bill against Peacock Wrenshall and Company, a Philadelphia mercantile firm, for $5.47, covering his charges in their case against Edward West and Jesse Guthrie, merchants of Lexington. In February, 1800, Clay endorsed another fee bill involving the same parties, “H Clay to pay”, amounting to 75 cents.
21 – Power of Attorney from Peacock Wrenshall and Company – 15 Jan 1800
Henry Clay of Lexington KY was appointed lawful attorney for the company to sue, recover, or claim money on their behalf from Edward West and Jesse Guthrie of Lexington..
Fayette District Court, Deed Book C, 98. Recorded 15 Jan 1800.
DOCUMENTS: Madison County, Kentucky – Deeds, 1787-1902
Grantor Index, A-K, 1787-1899 – FHL 007899061 – IMG 725 and 726
Book E-448-IMG250: Guthrie Mary, Robert to John Hill – Deed – 1803 – 52.5A Taylors Fork
Book E-955-IMG458: Guthrie, William heirs to Eleanor Guthrie – Power of Atty – 1805
Book E-956-IMG459: Guthrie, Peter heirs to Reubin Guthrie – Power of Atty – 1805
Book E-956-IMG459: Guthrie, Eleanor to Reubin Guthrie – Power of Atty – 1805
Book I-356-IMG432: Guthrie, Reuben heirs to Jesse Guthrie – Power of Atty – 1813
Book I-358-IMG433: Guthrie, Henry & Jesse to William McBride – Deed – 1813 – Tract Madison Co
Book K-57-IMG563: Guthrie, Henry to William Guthrie Heirs – QCD – 1814 – 100A Boonesborough
Book N-462-IMG252: Guthrie, Reuben Heirs to John Bentley – Deed – 1819 – 113.5A Calloways Creek
Grantee Index, A-J, 1787-1899 – FHL 007896909 – IMG 503 and 504
Book D-147-IMG92: Guthrie, Robert from Benjamin Duncan & wf – Deed – 1796 – 52A Silver Creek
Book D-637-IMG337: Guthrie, Elizabeth from James Moores – Deed – 1799 – 100A Cow Creek
Book E-955-IMG458: Guthrie Eleanor from William Guthrie Heirs – Power of Atty – 1803
Book E-956-IMG459: Guthrie Reubin from Peter Guthrie Heirs – Power of Atty – 1803
Book G-346-IMG577: Guthrie, James from Christopher Harris Heirs – Deed – 1809 – 1200A Bourbon Co
Book G-346-IMG577: Guthrie, Jesse from John Bennet & wf – Deed – 1809 – 600A Bourbon County
Book I-356-IMG432: Guthrie Jesse from Reuben Guthrie Heirs al – Power of Atty – 1813
Book K-57-IMG563: Guthrie, William Heirs from Henry Guthrie – QCD – 1814 – 100A Boonesborough
Book L-201-IMG114: Guthridge, Jesse from John Moore & wf – Deed – 1814 – 105A Calloways Creek
Book L-203-IMG115: Guthrie, Jesse from John Moore & wf – Deed – 1815 – 113.25A Calloway Creek
DOCUMENTS: Index to Court Records – Madison County, KY – FHL 007857240
1787 to 1800 – IMG 179 – No Guthrie Entries
1797 to 1803 – IMG 180
Bundle 21 – Guthrie, Peter vs Daniel Williams – Box 11
Bundle 21 – Guthrie, Elenor vs Wm Hurd – Box 11
Bundle 21 – Guthridge, John vs David Elliott – Box 11
1804 to 1807 – IMG182 – No Guthrie Entries
1806 to 1811 – IMG183
Bundle 47 – Guthrie, Elenor vs John White – Box 24
Bundle 57 – Guthrie, E vs John white – Box 29
Bundle 67 – Guthrie, Jno. vs H. Harris admr. – Box 34
Bundle 67 – Guthrie, Jno. vs. H. Harris admr. – Box 34
1811 to 1813 – IMG184
Bundle 70 – Gutridge, Jno. vs Wm Raffity – Box 35
1813 to 1815 – IMG185
Bundle 109 – Guthrie, Jesse vs Achilles Snead – Box 55
1815 to 1819 – IMG186 – No Guthrie Entries
No additional Guthrie entries until 1831 to 1832-IMG194
Bundle 289 – Guthrie, N. vs Chas. Davis – Box 145
1843 to 1844-IMG199
Bundle 436 Guthrie, N. admr. vs R. Gentry admr. Box 218
No Additional Entries through 1850.
NEWSPAPER: The American Schoolmaster’s Assistant – Publications and Recommendations
The Independent Gazetteer, Tuesday, 21 Feb 1804, Lexington, KY. Digital Repository: Genealogy Bank.
The Independent Gazetteer, Friday, 6 Apr 1804, Lexington, KY. Digital Repository: Genealogy Bank.
Cynthiana, KY
Erected 1975 by Kentucky Historical Society
DOCUMENTS: General Indexes, 1794-1894, and Deeds, 1794-1866, Harrison County, KY
Index – IMG 193
Guthrie, Jesse – 40 – IMG 215
1822 Jesse Guthrie from Jas. Coleman – 130A Sycamore Cr. – Book 8 – 364 – FHL 007900615 IMG416
1822 Jesse Guthrie to Arch. Vanhook – 102A Sycamore Cr – Book 8 – 357 – FHL007900615 IMG 412
1822 Jesse Guthrie to Edmond Mattox – 24A Sycamore Cr – Book 8 – 380 – FHL007900615 IMG424
1822 Jesse Guthrie to John Haynes – 3A Sycamore Cr – Book 8 – 474 – FHL007900615 – IMG471
1822 Jesse Guthrie to Thos. Morrow – 1A Sycamore Cr – Book 9 – Page 1 – FHL–07900616 – IMG5
DOCUMENTS: General Index to and Judgments of the Circuit Court of Harrison County, KY
FHL 007900639 – IMG 601
1817 Guthrie, Jesse (95) v. Campbell, James & wife – 2450 – FHL 008309410 – Begins IMG 981
1825 Guthry, Priscilla A Mrs. & c (143) v. Mattox, Edmond – 4105 – FHL 008338087 – Begins IMG 348
BOOK: Plews, Matilda Johnson (1967). “Some Interesting Menard County Homes” Petersburg, Illinois, Printed by The Petersburg Observer Co., Digital Repository: Illinois Library (library.illinois.edu)
Includes a blurb on the Montgomery House, built by Benjamin Montgomery, and a photo.
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