When you have the life of a Puritan, the soul of a Gypsy and family on both teams you're bound to develop a fair share of foibles. All Teddi Montgomery really wants is solitude in suburbia with her electronic devices and the occasional pre-arranged visitor. She couldn't figure out why that was so hard for everyone to understand until an unavoidable trip into the city brought an encounter with Jon Bon Jovi. Now she didn't understand either.
Theodosia Sophronia/Meredith Peabody Montgomery - Teddi
June 15, 1967
Granddaughter of the late Bishop Malcolm Peabody of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York, and the late Mary Peabody, a civil rights activist, and a great-granddaughter of the Rev. Endicott Peabody, the founder and rector of the Groton School. Her father, Governor of Massachusetts in 1963 and 1964, practices law in Hollis.
Father: Malcolm Peabody - Randolph - Wife... Genevieve Warren Peabody
Mother: Esmeralda Bihari
Grandfather: Malcolm Endicott Peabody
Grandmother: Marietta Peabody (Mary)
Great Grandpa: Rev Endicott Peabody
Brother: Endicott Malcolm Peabody 1970
Sister: Deidre Peabody Davenport 1968
Bitch Came Back - Theory of a Deadman
Victorians
- Aunt Midge and Uncle Warner Peabody
- Craig Peabody 1965
- Victoria (Tori) Peabody Templeton 1967 (husband Jack, daughter Shea)
- Aunt Genevieve Peabody and Uncle George Smythe
- Felicia Smythe Walters
Gypsies
- Grandparents Mirela and Marko
- Mom Esmeralda Bihari
- Aunt Hester & Uncle Bert Bihari
- Catarina 1967 lives in NJ
- Magdalene 1966 - Works for Vineyard in CA
- Stefan 1964 locksmith lives in NJ
- Aunt Sabine & Uncle Rocky Mirga
- Kizzy (Kiziah) 1963 - CPA in Chicago
Nominees announced October 5th. Inductees announced December 13th. Voting through December 5th
Chapter 6
She liked Tori's parents. Uncle Warner was only true male influence in her early life, and he’d sometimes taken her along on vacations with his own children. He and Aunt Midge were the only Peabodys who had included her out of kindness instead of obligation.
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