the artist Rosemary Peto (1916–1998), only daughter of Major Ralph Peto and a goddaughter of Queen Maud of Norway, on 27 July 1934; they were divorced in 1958, after they had seven children. Montagu was bisexual. His youngest son, therapist Robert Montagu, has since alleged that his father sexually abused him on an almost daily basis from the ages of seven to eleven. In addition to his son's allegations of child sexual abuse, in 2015, Freedom of Information requests revealed that Victor Montagu "was let off with a caution by police and the director of public prosecutions in 1972 for indecently assaulting a boy for a duration of nearly two years". Lord Hinchingbrooke was married a second time to Lady Anne Holland-Martin (née Cavendish), the youngest daughter of The 9th Duke of Devonshire, on 7 June 1962, but they were to divorce in 1965 (she became in the same year the mother-in-law of his daughter Lady Katherine, wife of her son Nicholas Hunloke). He succeeded as The 10th Earl of Sandwich upon his father's death on 15 June 1962, about a week after his second marriage. Lady Anne was the widow of Christopher Holland-Martin, MP, and the wife of Henry Hunloke, MP. Victor Montagu died in 1995, aged 88. Sources Burke's Peerage & Gentry External links 1906 births 1995 deaths 20th-century English criminals Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge British Army personnel of World War II Conservative Party (UK) MPs for English constituencies Sanwich, Victor Montagu, 10th Earl of English sex offenders LGBT members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom LGBT military personnel English LGBT politicians Victor Montagu, 8th Earl of Sandwich Northamptonshire Regiment officers People educated at Eton College People educated at West Downs School Hinchingbrooke Hinchingbrooke Hinchingbrooke Hinchingbrooke Hinchingbrooke Hinchingbrooke Sandwich, E10 Violence against men in the United Kingdom