Meaning & Origin
Montague is a surname of French and English origin, derived from “Montagu,” meaning “pointed mountain.” It became prominent in England after the Norman Conquest.

History & Notable People
The Montague family was historically influential in England, particularly in the aristocracy. One of the most famous literary references is the Montague family in Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet.” Another notable person is Edward Montagu, a prominent English nobleman and politician.