In 1902, Montague, his wife, and son moved to New York, where he began work for Hearst. His daughter Doris, born that year, stayed behind with Montague's mother, who later followed. Initially, the family lived in a Manhattan boardinghouse, then moved to number of rented houses in New RochelleMemory Street, p. 24 where their second son, James Lee Montague, was born. They finally built their own house at 204 Drake Avenue, moving in around 1904.Richard C. Montague, interview, January 13, 2012
