Andrew Philip Montague, 1901 Bonhomie yearbook

• Born 27 September 1854, Essex County, Virginia
• Graduated University of Virginia, 1875.
• Latin instructor at Columbian (which is now George Washington University, in Washington, D.C.).
• Professor of Latin at Columbian in 1879; dean in 1895.
• Obtained Ph.D. from Columbian in 1888; first Furman president with a Ph.D.
• Received an LL.D. degree from Richmond College in 1896.
• President of Furman University, S.C., 1897 to 1902, first lay person to be president.
• President of Howard College, Birmingham, Ala. in 1902.
• President of Columbia College, Lake City, Fla., 1912.
• Professor of Latin and public speaking at Mercer University, Ga., in 1919; dean in 1923; VP in 1924; acting president in 1927-1928.
• Died on 3 December 1928 (aged 74) Panama City, Bay County, Florida 

• Diary, January 3, 1899 to April 5, 1899 [during his Furman University presidency], Special Collections and Archives, Furman University