I added Montealegre because the similarity in some of the spelling and the similarity in feeling of the meaning of Teague in Gaelic, which is the Language of the land where the name Teague and McTeague and all of their derivative names first appear in written form these names are historically included as being apart of the shared Scottish and Irish heritage. the name continues to be connected to this noble family, when a century later there appears a Lord of Montealegre Tello Perez de Meneses.Spanish words “Monte”, meaning “Mount” or “Mountain”, and “alegre”, meaning “happy”. The name Montealegre appears during the reign of King Alfonso VIII as a Lordship of an Alfonso Téllez. Since that is a proven fact, I will make a list of some of the Variations of the name of Montacute that have existed atleast from the 14th Century and after. This must have happened many times during mankind’s history. Now since so many people believe these public records to be true,we now know that the name Montecute was changed from Montecute to Montagu, if only in spelling during Montacute’s own lifetime…we can trust that that type of thing went on very frequently in Europe during that period…it is known by Ellis Island records in New York that European names were frequently changed and misspelled and became apart of common place usage even with their misspelling. Montagu was a prominent Lollard, and was remonstrated by the King for this.” During the trips to France associated with the marriage, he met and encouraged Christine de Pisan, whose son was educated in the Montagu household. He accompanied the King during his expeditions to Ireland in 13, and as a privy councilor was one of the principal advocates of the King’s marriage to Isabella of Valois. Montagu was a favorite of the King during the early years of the reign of Richard II. Lady Margaret cared for the young boy at a Montacute house in Welsh Bicknor near Monmouth until her death in 1395.He was summoned to parliament in 1391 as Baron Montagu. Bolingbroke was to entrust his young son and heir, later Henry V, to the care of Sir John and his wife Margaret following the death of his wife Mary de Bohun. As a young man Montacute distinguished himself in the war with France, and then went to fight against the pagans in Prussia, probably on the expedition led by Henry Bolingbroke (the future Henry IV of England). His mother was the granddaughter and heiress of Ralph de Monthermer, 1st Baron Monthermer). His father was the younger brother of William Montacute, 2nd Earl of Salisbury. Where Montacute comes from exactly is still a Mystery to me.Īn article about a famous Montecute has been published in the Web-Encyclopedia called Wikipedia,and if Wikipedia is to be believed at all it starts like this…“He was the son of Sir John Montacute and Margaret de Monthermer. However their is an easy to find for-runner of a name that it thought by some to be a forerunner of the name Teague as well. I have a bit more information about the Origin of the name Teague which I have been told is Montague Top O’ the Morning to you,where ever you are. Go figure out the last one for your selves. Other sources show how Teague is mispelled and mispronounced as Tiegs, Which ofcourse is also a very famous name from the book of the same title. in some Family Heretage books,include that Teague is a diravation of McTeague I forgot to add,The information we get here in the U.S. The French people that I have known considered it of French derivation.The name Montague is a good guess for the basis of consideration. Government Records show that we also married into the Tribe of the Cherokee. held one of the largest Slave Populations on the South.
In either case we are talking about the origin being from Black (haired) Irish for the most part. However I have also read that The first Teague’s came over to Ireland from Spain.Īnother account has us coming from France. I have read that it comes from Gaelic meaning,” Poet”. Wikipedia is writing a definition regarding the name “Teague”.So far they prefer to make it a durogtory meaning.
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