Edward Montagu (1692–1776)
In December 1745 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society , on the grounds of being "a gentleman of great merit , well versed in mathematical and Philosophical Learning , curious in most of the branches of natural learning" , his proposers were Montagu; Martin Folkes; William Jones; John Machin; Shallet Turner; Abraham de Moivre; Peter Davall ( d . 1763 , the society's secretary ) ; and his brother-in-law George L . Scott . 
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