Montague

Montague is a French surname derived from Old French Mont Agin (Modern French: Montagne) meaning "mountain." The name Montague can refer to the following:

Contents 1 People 1.1 Surnames 2 Forenames 3 Names in fiction 4 Places 5 Things 6 See also

People

Surnames

• Andrew Jackson Montague
• Bruce Montague
• Charles Edward Montague, British author
• Ed Montague (shortstop)
• Ed Montague (umpire), son of the baseball player
• Edwin Montague
• Henry James Montague
• John Montague (poet), a 20th century Irish poet and writer
• John Montague (golfer), American golfer, 1930s, self-styled as "The Mysterious Montague"
• Lee Montague
• Magnificent Montague, DJ
• Richard Montague, American philosopher
  • Montague grammar
• Sarah Montague, British journalist
• Stephen Montague
• Trevor Montague
• Walter Humphries Montague
• William Pepperell Montague

Forenames

• Montague Aldous
• Sir Montague Barlow
• Montague Eliot, 8th Earl of St Germans
• Montague Summers
• Montague Ullman
• Montague Wilmot
• Montague John Druitt

Names in fiction

• The Montague family, one of the main families in the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
  • Romeo Montague
• Duck the Great Western Engine, real name Montague, an engine from The Railway Series by the Rev. W. Awdry and the spin-off television series Thomas and Friends

Places

Montague Island

• Montague Island (Australia)
• Montague Island (Alaska)
• Montague Island (Mexico)

Canada

• Montague, Ontario
• Montague, Prince Edward Island
  • Montague-Kilmuir, an electoral district
• Montague Gold Mines, Nova Scotia

United States

• Montague, California
• Montague, Massachusetts
• Montague, Michigan
• Montague, New York
• Montague, Texas
• Montague Township, Michigan
• Montague Township, New Jersey
• County Route G4 (California), the Montague Expressway, in the Silicon Valley

Things

• Montague Bicycles

See also

• Montagu (disambiguation)

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