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'''Montgomery''' is, according to placesnamed.com, the name of 86 places in the ] of which 18 are ]. Some of these places were named in honor of the general ], who died in the ] attempting to capture ], ]: '''Montgomery''' is, according to placesnamed.com, the name of 86 places in the ] of which 18 are ]. Most of these places were named in honor of the general ], who died in the ] attempting to capture ], ]:


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Montgomery is, according to placesnamed.com, the name of 86 places in the United States of America of which 18 are Montgomery County. Most of these places were named in honor of the general Richard Montgomery, who died in the American Revolutionary War attempting to capture Quebec, Canada:

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