13.11.1796 Moncrieff adv at Holcroft's / 7.3.1807 call on Lauderdale (adv. sir H Moncrieff)
Sir Henry Wellwood Moncrieff 1750-1827 minister of the Church of Scotland (see Burke's Peerage & Baronetage). Though a supporter of Fox, he doesn't seem a likely candidate for Holcroft's visitor in 1796
general Money 19.6.1799 at Opie's
John Money DNB 1739/40-1817 military theorist and balloonist. Of Trowse Newton, Norfolk so that may have been a connection with Mrs Opie (Amelia Alderson)
GODWIN DIARY: Monkhouse 5.8.1790 at George Robinson's (or quoted there?) / 14.1.1818 calls with Wordsworth / 14.2.1818 at Telford's
CRABB ROBINSON DIARY: 2.2.1822 "dined at Monkhouse's calling by way on the Aders & Flaxmans"
2.4.1823 saw Lambs at Monkhouse's "succeeded in making an arrangement for a party at Aders's which delighted them greatly"
6.5.1827 Monkhouse's brother John from Wales. Monkhouse's widow married Mr Dick
The Monkhouse in 1819 and 1822-3…
sir Hector Monro 29.12.1794 adv at Crisp's.
History of Parliament 1728-1806, MP for Inverness Burgh 1788-1802, an Indian 'nabob' will PCC 1806 Hector Munro. friend of Dowager Duchess of Gordon
The DNB entry for Basil Montagu is in error about the date Montagu married his 2nd wife, Laura Rush, which was at Glasgow on 6.9.1801. His 3rd wife was clearly the one in entries after 1806, she was famous as Thomas and Jane Carlyle's 'noble lady'.
Although Montagu first appeared in Godwin's 1796 list for 1795, the entry for 6.12.1794 was only a 'see' so may have been him.
The B M on f 46r of Vol VII of Godwin's diary before the 1796 list is surely him, see Montague, Sidney
Amendments to Oxford DNB
BASIL MONTAGU 1770-1851
CURRENT TEXT "His second marriage…
mrs Robert Montagu's, Brampton 17.6.1797 / 18.6.1797
Admiral Robert Montagu 1763-1830 will PCC 1830, elder brother of Basil Montagu & son of 4th Earl of Sandwich by Martha Ray, married 10.5.1786 at St Margaret's Westminster, Mary Elizabeth dau of Edward L'Epine merchant of Gt George St will PCC 1788. Her husband was probably absent on naval service at the time
Godwin's diary Vol VII f 46r Sidney Montague for India, 1788 - refuses 5 guineas of BM, & takes 5s - about 21
See Gentleman Radical by C & D K Bewley, which cites Mrs Thelwall's Life of John Thelwall p77 and Samuel Rogers' Recollections p145. Sidney Montague was said to be Horne Tooke's illegitimate son, but I can find very little evidence for it in the sources that the Bewleys cite, they presumably had other sources that they didn't cite, particularly for the events involving Basil Montagu, who must be the B M above. Godwin's note above may be for all I know one of the…
29.10.1807 call on Montague, surveyor / 4.11.1807 call on Montague (not seen) / 30.11.1807 call on Montagu, surveyor
SunFire 1781 William Montague, surveyor 13 Bunhill Row
Holdens 1811 James Montague architect & surveyor Morn Post 22.5.1811 appointed surveyor to Blackfriars-bridge, later Surveyor to City of London, his will PCC 6.5.1853
Holdens 1811 William Mountague surveyor 24 Charterhouse-sq (his will PCC 25.4.1843 of Upper Gloucester-st Dorset-sq)
25.9.1789 Montgomery at T Hollis' / 14.9.1790 again.
James Montgomery mariner (1726-93) of Stepney buried Bunhill Fields 7.2.1793 age 66, married Susan Anthony of Beaconsfield 20.1.1774 St Olave Hart St London. The will of John Anthony PCC 1800 (see his entry for his relation to Hollis) mentioned his sister Susanna Montgomery and her children James, Susanna (died Paris 1851) and Margaret. Kedrick Sharp of Orford, Suffolk appr 1782 to James Montgomery mariner of Whitechapel
Moody 25.9.1800 at mrs Plunket's. In Godwin's 1796 list for 1800 / 2.6.1802 at H Tooke's / 18.5.1806 again / 20.11.1806 seek Moody at Barnes / 21.11.1806 call on Moody (not in) adv mrs M, write /29.11.1806 write to Moody / 7.12.1806 dine at Moody's, Turnham Green / 7.1.1807 Moody calls / 10.12.1807 write to Moody / 10.1.1808 dine at Moody's, Turnham Green / 21.1.1811 write to Moody / 8.4.1814 call on C L Moody / 20.4.14 meet C L Moody
John Moody DNB 1736/7-1812 singer & actor. The two C L Moody entries in 1814 must have been (his son?) Christopher Lake Moody Doctor of Laws of…
Their parents John Moody = Holborn 1.11.1767 Magdalen Hinton by banns, wits Wm Hinton, Jas Johnson. Baptisms of whose children at St James Piccadilly, Elizabeth born 17.10.1768 bapt 1.11.1768/ John born 26.6.1770 born 22.7.1770/ Samuel born 27.10.1772 bapt 15.11.1772/ Jane born 3.5.1775 bapt 26.5.1778/ William Owen born 7.1.1780 bapt 30.1.1780.
John Moody carpenter Carnaby St voted 1774 Mountmorres & Mahon/ voted 1780 Fox & Rodney/ voted 1790 Hood.
Will proved PCC 5.6.1787 James Faldes victualler Carnaby St, exec John Moody carpenter Carnaby St, wife Sarah, dau Sarah.…
major Moor 18.9.1805 at Joseph Johnson's
Edward Moor DNB 1771-1848 writer on Hinduism left India Feb 1805. Listed in Allibone as Major Edward Moor
Moore 9.7.1800 at Lady Moira's / 12.7.1800 at Curran's / 28.7.1800 Devil's Glen with Lady Mountcashell, Mrs Moore & 2 enfants; dine, with them at Dunran / 5.8.1800 Arthur Moore at Wallace's trial at Carlow / 11.10.1801 Helen & Jane M dine (in Oxford) / 19.11.1801 H & J Moore call / 21.11.1801 C Mountcashel, H, J & miss Wilmot call
The first 2 entries above are coded in the GD website to John Moore DNB 1729=1802 but there's no reason to think he was in Ireland in 1800. Leaving aside those who supported the union with Britain as unlikely to have been at Curran's (…
21.7.1809 call on Moore, Basing Lane / 19.5.1810 Moore (W M) calls / 7.1.1811 call on Moore / 7.11.1811 call on Moore (not seen) / 8.11.1811 again / 9.11.1811 again / 10.11.1811 Moore calls / 18.11.1811 write to Moore / 25.12.1812 H Robinson calls (bond, R S) / 19.1.1813 H Robinson at tea (bond, W M) / 4.5.1814 write to Moore / 18.9.1815 call on Thompson W M
Thos Moore beer merchant 23 Basing-lane was the only one in Basing-lane of about 100 Moore entries in Holdens 1811 London trades directory (and another 60 in the Court directory). A partnership between S Jervis & T Moore…
19.8.1795 C M adv at Inchbald's / 8.3.1796 C M adv at theatre / 7.8.1796 C M adv at Inchbald's / 23.2.1799 C Marsh, C M at Mackintosh's lecture / 2.3.1799 C M, C M at Mackintosh's Lecture
The C M entries up to 1799 may have been Charles Moore (d.1810 see Farington diary X 3646) son of Dr John Moore DNB 1729-1802. Charles Moore has a person record on the GD website, but these have not been coded to it. The two C Ms of 2.3.1799 may have been him and Charles Marsh who appeared as C Marsh in Mackintosh's first lecture. C M was later used for someone else, possibly Charlotte Mercier (see…
(faux?) G Moore 14.3.1798 in coach from Bath to London
A closer look at naval records at Kew might pinpoint whether Capt Graham Moore DNB 1764-1843 might have been going from Bath to London on that day. Certainly he had been present at the Fountain Inn Plymouth on 5.2.1798 for a meeting of navy captains, after capturing several enemy vessels already that year, this from the newspapers. Godwin had met him 15 times in the years 1794-7 and knew his father and brothers as well. So what made Godwin think his fellow passenger on a long coach journey might not be the real Graham Moore?
21.10.1795 H Moore at John King's / 26.1.1800 Moore at John King's / 8.6.1800 again
The second and third entries above are coded on GD website to Dr John Moore but were perhaps more likely the same as the H Moore of 1795
Ja & Chas 22.2.1796 at Dr Moore's.
James & Charles sons of Dr Moore. They quite often appeared together, this one has been missed in GD website