People — M
Montagu Burgoyne
1750 – 1836
Montagu Burrows
1819 – 1905
historian
Montagu Burrows
1856 – 1935
civil servant
Montagu Burrows
1775 – 1848
military leader
Montagu Butler
1833 – 1918
academic
Montagu C. Butler
1884 – 1970
lexicographer
Montagu Cleeve
1894 – 1993
viola d'amore player
Montagu Corry, 1st Baron Rowton
1838 – 1903
philanthropist
Montagu Curzon
1846 – 1907
politician
Montagu David Scott
1818 – 1900
politician
Montagu Dawson
1919 – 2003
military personnel
Montagu Edmund Parker
1737 – 1813
Montagu Frederick Ommanney
1842 – 1925
civil servant
Montagu Grant Wilkinson
1857 – 1943
Montagu Hankey
1840 – 1919
tennis player
Montagu Love
1877 – 1943
stage actor
Montagu Marks
1890 – 1972
artist
Montagu Massy-Westropp
1891 – 1974
rugby union player
Montagu Norman, 1st Baron Norman
1871 – 1950
banker
Montagu Parker, 5th Earl of Morley
1878 – 1962
archaeologist
Montagu Porch
1877 – 1964
Montagu Sharpe
1857 – 1942
lawyer
Montagu Sherard Dawes Butler
1873 – 1955
Montagu Slater
1902 – 1956
screenwriter
Montagu Stephen
1827 – 1872
politician
Montagu Stone-Wigg
1861 – 1918
Anglican priest
Montagu Stopford
1892 – 1971
military personnel
Montagu Stopford
1798 – 1864
naval officer
Montagu Toller
1871 – 1948
cricketer
Montagu Towneley-Bertie, 13th Earl of Lindsey
1887 – 1963
politician
Montagu Venables-Bertie, 2nd Earl of Abingdon
1673 – 1743
politician
Montagu William Douglas
1863 – 1957
soldier
Montagu Williams
1835 – 1892
jurist
Montague Ainslie
1792 – 1884
metallurgist
Montague Ainslie
1823 – 1896
cricketer
Montague Aldous
1850 – 1946
Montague Bennett
1912 – 1940
cricketer
Montague Bertie, 11th Earl of Lindsey
1815 – 1899
Montague Bertie, 12th Earl of Lindsey
1861 – 1938
Montague Birch
1884 – 1947
conductor
Montague Blundell, 1st Viscount Blundell
1689 – 1756
politician
Montague Browne
1799 – 1884
Montague Browning
1863 – 1947
naval officer
Montague Burton
1885 – 1952
entrepreneur
Montague Castle
1867 – 1939
stained-glass artist
Montague Chamberlain
1844 – 1924
ornithologist
Montague Chambers
1799 – 1885
politician
Montague Dawson
1890 – 1973
painter
Montague Druitt
1857 – 1888
cricketer
Montague Dundas Cockburn
1789 – 1869
businessperson
Montague Durlacher
1824 – 1894
Chiropodist
Montague Edward Smith
1806 – 1891
judge
Montague Eliot, 8th Earl of St Germans
1870 – 1960
Montague Ewing
1890 – 1957
music arranger
Montague Feilden
1816 – 1898
politician
Montague Fenton
1850 – 1937
entomologist
Montague Fordham
1864 – 1948
farmer
Montague Garrard Drake
1692 – 1728
politician
Montague Glass
1877 – 1934
novelist
Montague Glover
1898 – 1983
architect
Montague Gluckstein
1854 – 1922
Montague Gore
1800 – 1864
politician
Montague Gosset
1792 – 1854
surgeon
Montague Grover
1870 – 1943
journalist
Montague Guest
1839 – 1909
politician
Montague Haltrecht
1932 – 2010
radio personality
Montague Hambling
1893 – 1960
cricketer
Montague Hayter
1871 – 1948
cricketer
Montague Higgs
1939 – 2006
sailor
Montague Holbein
1861 – 1944
swimmer
Montague Hornby
1869 – 1948
Montague Isidore Gluckstein
1886 – 1958
businessperson
Montague James
Montague James Mathew
1773 – 1819
politician
Montague Jayawickrama
1911 – 2001
politician
Montague Lessler
1869 – 1938
politician
Montague Levine
1922 – 2013
surgeon
Montague Lush
1853 – 1930
politician
Montague MacLean
1870 – 1951
cricketer
Montague Miller
1839 – 1920
trade unionist
Montague Modlyn
1921 – 1994
journalist
Montague Muir Mackenzie
1847 – 1919
barrister
Montague Napier
1870 – 1931
Montague North
1712 – 1779
priest
Montague Ongley
1888 – 1976
geologist
Montague Parker
1807 – 1858
politician
Montague Paske-Smith
Montague Phillips
1885 – 1969
conductor
Montague Phillips
1902 – 1972
scientist
Montague Redgrave
b. 1844
game designer
Montague Rendall
1862 – 1950
editor
Montague Richard Leverson
1830 – 1925
jurist
Montague Scott
1835 – 1909
painter
Montague Shadworth Seymour Moore
1896 – 1966
military personnel
Montague Shearman
1857 – 1930
judge
Montague Stow
1847 – 1911
cricketer
Montague Sturt
1876 – 1961
cricketer
Montague Summers
1880 – 1948
writer
Montague Talbot
actor
Montague Thomas Robson Younger
1836 – 1899
music educator