François MONTY
Revolutionary War



MONTY,Francois/ Francis (Montee, Monte).
Ensign & lieut., Livingston's Regt., Lieut, 8th & 4th Cos. (M246); biog. sketch (Monty, p. 43); b. 20 Feb. 1736, Chambly, son Jean Monty & M-Marthe Foyer. m. 21 Jan. 1760, Chambly, Josette
Bergevin dit Langevin , d. 8 Feb. 1809, Chazy, N.Y.; served in Gosse1in's 7th Co., 7 in family at Chazy in 1787; children Marie-Catherine bap.
Aug. 6, 1769, Chambly; Placid, bap. Oct..8, 1770, Chambly; Cunegonde, bap. Feb.12, 1772, Chambly; Pierre, bap. Aug. 8, 1773, Chambly. He d.
Feb. 8, 1809, buried on his farm at Chazy, N.Y. (Sullivan); N.Y. land 80 acre lots no. 151 and 88; 420 acre lots no. 27 & 242 (RC 217); wife dau. of Francois Bergevin & Therese Villeneuve (Jetté); N.Y. res. in 1794. Dis. BLWt.Jl393-200-Lt. Iss. 1/ 22/ 1790 to Benj. Moers, ass. No papers. See Am. State Papers Class 9, pages 94 & 403 (RWPI); 1776 of Chambly, with the rebels, with his family (B.17l); disabled 1778, R.I., received invalid pension (M804); John Monty, of Francis and Josephine (Berjevin) Monty, bap. Oct. 5, 1781, sponsors Amatus Boileau and Mary Louisa Taupie near Fishkill; Louisa Monty, same parents, baptized October 5th, sponsors Harduin Merlet and Josephine Couturié: ibid. (Reg. St. Joseph's Church Phila.); Canada, Lieutenant 1st Canadian (Livingston's) Regiment, 20th November 1775 to . Conn. Ensign lst Canadian (Livingston's) Regiment, 25th November1775; 2d lieutenant, 18th December
1776; 1st Lieutanant, 20th November 1777; wounded at Quaker Hill, 29th August, 1778; retired 1st January 1781 (Heitman); compensation as a spy
in revolutionary war, 1775; invalid pension; & son, compensation for revolutionary services (DSAL);b. __, d. 2-8-1809 m. Lizzie __
Lt. N.Y. (DAR).

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