Levi West MONTAGUE

                       Obit SL Tribune 15 Aug 1933 p14:  PROVO-Mrs Mary Emily Hansen, widow
    of Fred L. Hansen, died Sunday night at the family home on the Springville
    Road after a long illness. Mrs Hansen was b 14 Aug 1864 in Payson, a dau
    of Levi M. (sic) and Elizabeth Graves Montague. She came to Provo when a
    child and lived here since. She was an active member of the R.S. many
    years. Her marraige to Mr. Hansen took place in the Manti Temple in Oct
    1890. He died here in 1921. Survivors are two sons and one daughter:  Mrs
    Grace Brand, Vernal L., and Charles Henry, Provo; 10 g/ch and the
    following brothers and sisters: Edw E, CA; Mrs Sarah Ball, Provo; and Mrs
    Martha Allsop, Tooele. Funeral services in Bonneville Ward; Berg Mort.

    On bottom of the Daniel West 'life story' is statement that Emma Hansen
    lived in his house in South Provo until her death in 1933.

NAME:
   Emily aka Emma
                  

                       EDWARD EPHRAIM MONTAGUE:  (from a single sheet found in Sep 1989 in
    the files and in the handwriting of Vivian E. Haines):
    I, Edward Ephraim Montague, was born April 1st 1866 at Payson, Utah Co,
    Utah.  My parents, Levi West Montague and Elizabeth Ursula Graves
    Montague.
    My father was a shoe maker by trade and had his buiness in Salt Lake
    City, I understand, in the ZCMI block.  (He) had six men working for him,
    doing well, but Brigham Young called him with others to go and settle
    Payson - not being a farmer did not do so well, but stayed in Payson until
    I was three weeks old then moved to Provo City, Utah, where they lived
    until they passed away.
    Spent most of my boyhood days in and around Provo.  In 1986 (sic-1886) I
    met a young lady by the name of Esther Marriott of Sandy, Utah.  It was
    at a 'Bow and Apron' dance.  The other fellow got her bow; this fellow
    would not make us acquainted so I asked one of her girl friends to
    introduce me.  She would if I promised not to take her home.  This fellow
    wanted to bet me a dollar I could not take her home.  Well, I took her
    home, and he lost his girl but I lost my hat.  In Provo Jan 5th 1887 we
    were married at our mothers home.
    (Dictated to me by father.  He wished me to write more but we never got
    at it again - s/Vivian.)
                  

                       Obit in Tribune 30 Jul 1959 p27:  Martha Dora Montague Allsop, 89, died
    in Tooele rest home Wed 8:30 am of causes incident to age. B 25 Dec
    1860 in Provo to Levi West and Elizabeth Graves Montague. Md to George
    Albert Allsop 23 Nov 1888 in Sandy. Came to Tooele 1909. Active in LDS
    Church. Member Daughters of the Utah Pioneers. Survived by: dau Mrs Vera
    E. Koehler, Spokane; son Ivan, Toelle; 4 g'ch; 9 gg'ch. Burial Sandy City
    cemetery.
    Marriage in obit 23 Nov 1888; on Marriott Montague sheet it is 17 Nov
    1886.

NAME:
    Madora aka Dora