Montgomerie family

de Montgomerie
de Montgomerie
Noble family
	; Coat of Arms of the House of Montgomery
Country	Duchy of Normandy; Kingdom of France; Kingdom of England; Principality of Wales;
Founded	c. 11th century
Titles	Count of Alencon; Count of Ponthieu; Count of La Marche; Earl of Arundel; Earl of Shrewsbury; Earl of Sussex; Earl of Pembroke; Earl of Chichester; Vicomte of the Hiémois; Seigneur de Montgomery; Seigneur de Belleme; Seigneur de Sées; Lord of Bowland; Lord of Pembroke; Lord of Lancaster; Lord of Holderness; Lord of Worfield; Lord of Eye;
Connected families	House of Normandy; House of Belleme;
Estate(s)	Arundel Castle; Pembroke Castle; Montgomery Castle; Bridgnorth Castle; Shrewsbury Castle; Château de Gisors; Chateau de Ballon; Chateau de Domfront; Chateau d'Argentan; Château de Bellême;

The Montgomery family or de Montgomerie is a prominent family of Anglo-Norman origin, belonging to both French and British nobility. At the turn of the 12th century, the family was one of the leading families, with Robert de Bellême being the wealthiest and most powerful magnate in England and Normandy.^[1] The House was succeeded by the House of Belleme.

^ C. Warren Hollister, Henry I (New Haven & London: Yale University Press, 2003), p. 155

de Montgomerie
Noble family
Coat of Arms of the House of Montgomery
Country	Duchy of Normandy Kingdom of France Kingdom of England Principality of Wales
Founded	c. 11th century
Titles	Count of Alencon Count of Ponthieu Count of La Marche Earl of Arundel Earl of Shrewsbury Earl of Sussex Earl of Pembroke Earl of Chichester Vicomte of the Hiémois Seigneur de Montgomery Seigneur de Belleme Seigneur de Sées Lord of Bowland Lord of Pembroke Lord of Lancaster Lord of Holderness Lord of Worfield Lord of Eye
Connected families	House of Normandy House of Belleme
Estate(s)	Arundel Castle Pembroke Castle Montgomery Castle Bridgnorth Castle Shrewsbury Castle Château de Gisors Chateau de Ballon Chateau de Domfront Chateau d'Argentan Château de Bellême