Histoire de la vallée du Connecticut au Massachusetts, avec des illustrations et des notes biographiques de certains de ses hommes éminents et pionniers . n, et est mort à cette assemblée l'âge de vingt-deux. Ilia femme livedto le grand âge de 93 ans. Ira Montague était né le 7 ofJatuiary, 1787, et est décédé le 5 mars, l'isn.^j.C'était un homme d'qnalities andtool ; sterling, une part active à l'prumotiTig bestinterests ville du milieu communautaire. Hemarried le 18 octobre,181f&gt ;, Tabitha, fille d'Eli Pencon-jah Hubbard, d'Siindcrbmd. Elle wasborn sur la 2Vith de septembre, 1791. anddied le 2 octobre 1849. T

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History of the Connecticut Valley in Massachusetts, with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers . n, and died thereat the age of eighty-two. Ilia wife livedto the great age of ninety-three. Ira Montague was born on the 7th ofJatuiary, 1787, and died March 5, isn.^i.He was a man of sterling qnalities, andtool; an active part in prumotiTig the bestinterests of the town mid community. Hemarried on the 18th of October, 181f>, Tabitha, daughter of Pencon Eli-jah Hubbard, of Siindcrbmd. She wasborn on the 2Vith of September, 1791. anddied Oct. 2, 1849. To them were bornthree children, of whom tlie only sunivoris the sulject of this sketch. He received an excellent common-schooland academic education, and. during hisminority, also spent a part of Ihe time inworking upon liis fatliers farm. Whenhe reached his majority he commencedteaching school; continued it three years, —teaching during the winter months, whilethe remainder of the year was employedin farm labor. At the age of twenty-fnur he took chargeof the paternal estate, and received one-half of the proceeds therefrom, until the. dJ^/^^^^y^^ •^^ decease of his father. He then, after pay-ing off the legacies, came into possessionof the property. In 1865 he Bold the farm and removedto Philadelphia, Pa., where he entered thewholesale glassware trade. He remainedin that city two years, and, at the expira-tion of that time, disposed of his intereetin the business and returned to Sunder*land, where he has since resided, employedin agricultural pursuits. Ho has been identified with the beetinterests of the community; has heldnearly every elective town office, and, in1874, represented his district in the LegiB-lature. He is now chairman of the boardof selectmen, of which he has been amember for many years. For a period oftwenty years he has been trial-justice andjustice of the peace ; has held the positionof special county commissioner one term, and other offices too numerous to

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