Judy Chartrand

Warner Robins High School

Class of 1983

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Judy Chartrand - Class of 1983 - Warner Robins High School

First Name	Judy
Last Name	Chartrand
Graduation Year	Class of 1983
Gender	Female
Current Location	Macon, Georgia
Hometown	Macon, Georgia
Relationship Status	Divorced
About Me	The Montgomery Clan, was one of the oldest, and most heroic names in history. Recorded back to the 9th century. Whom migrated from Scotland, and Ireland, but who's origin actually began in Normandy France, living on Mount Gomerie, and was next to the King as being the most powerful in Normandy, and it is said by D.B. Montgomery that all Montgomery's through out the earth are descended from this source. The first recorded Montgomery was Yves de Bellesme, count of Alencon in Normandy, who died in 944. William The Conqueror was another great nobleman of the Montgomery ancestry. Who was the first Norman King of England, also know as William the Bastard. As he was conceived by his Father's mistress. His father was Robert Duke of Normandy. My Ancestors were great Noblemen, Poets, Politicians, and men of God, Ministers mainly of the Presbyterian faith. My 8th great uncle was Rev. Joseph Montgomery, graduate of Princeton, and delegate to the Continental Congress, who also married Rachel Rush the sister of Dr. Benjamin Rush, great physician, and signer of The Declaration of Independence. My 3rd great grand father was Rev.James Jotham Montgomery, Baptist minister, and well esteemed citizen of North Georgia. The Montgomery family ancestry also include; Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens), Gen. Richard Montgomery, Davy Crockett, Jesse James, Gen. Ben Logan, and Samuel Finley (president of Princeton) There were so many great men of the Montgomery Ancestry, that we wonder when it dwindles down to so little. There are stories, that some Montgomery's lost their fortune, when their homes were burned by Indians, and some were even killed by Indians. As they were once prosperous, educated, influential, and certain that some of their fortunes were lost during the Civil War itself. yet some remain even so today. The possibility of greatness can still be gained, if we choose to follow th...(read more)