Past on Stone Monuments, Memorials and Names from the Past

Montgomery

10 people named Montgomery are on 10 public memorials here. Where the stones give a year of death, it is from 1854 to 1943.

Spellings vary on stone: Montgomery may be engraved another way too. Search names that sound alike.

Montgomery at a glance

Counties
Merseyside (2), South Yorkshire (2), Surrey (2), County Antrim (1), Hampshire (1), Lincolnshire (1), Devon (1), Greater London (1)
Conflicts
Second World War (3), First World War (1)
Commonest forenames
James and William
Surnames that sound alike
Montague, Montagu, Montaigne

  1. Private A. W. Montgomery

    Canadian Forces, The Royal Regiment of Canada

    Named on Brookwood 1939-1945 Memorial, Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking, Surrey

  2. Bernard Montgomery

    17 November 1887 to 24 March 1976

    Depicted by Statue of the Viscount Montgomery, City of Westminster, Greater London

    Depicted by Statue of Bernard Montgomery, Southsea War Memorial, Portsmouth, Hampshire

  3. C.A. Montgomery

    Named on Exmouth War Memorial, Exmouth, Devon

  4. Henry Montgomery

    Minister and evangelist; born 1847; minister and evangelist; founder 1896 and first superintendent, Shankill Road Mission 1943

    Named on Henry Montgomery plaque, Belfast, County Antrim

  5. James Montgomery

    4 November 1771 to 30 April 1854

    Commemorated by James Montgomery Memorial Drinking Fountain, Sheffield, South Yorkshire

    Depicted by Statue of James Montgomery, Sheffield, South Yorkshire

  6. James Montgomery

    Born 4 November 1771; died 30 April 1854

    Named on Statue of James Montgomery, Sheffield, South Yorkshire

  7. Private R. E. Montgomery

    Canadian Forces, The Royal Regiment of Canada

    Named on Brookwood 1939-1945 Memorial, Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking, Surrey

  8. S.G. Montgomery

    Named on War Memorial 5 Metres East of Church of St Benedict, Lincoln, Lincolnshire

  9. Capt. William S. Montgomery

    6th Rifles, K.L.R.

    Named on Bromborough WWI Memorial Tablet, Merseyside

  10. William Sproat Montgomery

    Named on Exchange Flags War Memorial, Liverpool, Merseyside