Neil Silas Montgomery
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Name Neil Silas Montgomery Birth 26 Jun 1902 , , Houghton, Michigan
Gender Male Death 14 Jul 1985 , , Detroit, Michigan
Burial Mt. Olivet, , Detroit, Michigan
Person ID I1052 Clan Montgomery Last Modified 28 Mar 2001
Father Hugh Archibald Montgomery, b. 13 Aug 1864, , Seaforth, Ontario, Canada
d. 18 Jul 1937, Pontiac, Oakland, Michigan, USA
(Age 72 years) Mother Mary Veronica Dunn, b. 21 Aug 1869, , , Flashburg, Massachusetts
d. 6 May 1946, Pontiac, Oakland, Michigan, USA
(Age 76 years) Marriage 15 Jun 1891 , , Houghton, Michigan
Family ID F367 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Dorothy Gallagher, b. 19 Feb 1901 Children > 1. Neil Montgomery, b. 13 Sep 1924 d. , , Pontiac, Michigan 
Family ID F369 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Dec 2015
Family 2 Crystal Conklin, b. 12 Jul 1906 Children > 1. Living Family ID F370 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Dec 2015
Family 3 Ellen Wisti Family ID F371 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Dec 2015
Family 4 Living Children > 1. Living > 2. Living Family ID F372 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 21 Dec 2015
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Notes - Notes listed below provided by Catherine M. Montgomery-Smith
Neil was a handsome man who put Cary Grant to shame as he was much better looking and had a Scottish lilt to his voice. He was an ambitious man who was head honcho of the truck division for Ford Motor Company. He was a loving smoothy with a personality that went with the good looks, speaking voice and proper dress.
If God gave anyone everything he gave it to Neil..for he had charm that oozed. Women couldn't resist him and he couldn't resist them for he truly was a lover of women. He had a voice for singing as in his early days he had his own radio program in Detroit, Michigan. Beautiful voice! He was valiant too as he tried to marry every women who conceived, therefore so many marriages.
Here's the corker! He died in his girl friends arms, she was old enough to be his daughter. Guess most men would wish and dream of such a track record. Neil had it all and believe me he was quite a person, we loved him dearly.
- Notes listed below provided by Catherine M. Montgomery-Smith
