Joseph King

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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:

[Alexander Munro] «i»Surgeon, Garrison of Inverness at Fort George, 24 February 1750 and 27 October 1760; resigned 22 August 1788, suc. by James Roy; 'Dr. Alexander Munro, Surgeon' staff officer of H.M. Garrison at Fort George, ?[1 January 1799]; later called 'Surgeon to the Northern Forts' (1824). M. Margaret, dr of William King of Newmill, Elgin (d.1764); Margaret, widow of Alexander Munro, Staff Surgeon, Fort George, served heir 9 March 1811 to brother Joseph King (d. 1809) of Newmill, Over & Nether Panns, etc., in parishes of Elgin & St. Andrew; She, b. 1735, d. 22 May 1819, leaving a 'mortification'. Alexander's great-nephew Alexander MacIver, Liberty County, Georgia, was served heir of provision under his second deed of settlement dated 24 October 1793 (Inverness inquest, 28 February 1824).

Col. William Johnston, Roll of Commissioned Officers of Medical Service of British Army, 1727-1898 (1917), p. 21, no. 375; Army Lists 1756-1787; O. Blundell, Kilcuimen & Fort Augustus, p. 37; H.B. Mackintosh, The Northern or Gordon Fencibles, 1778-1783 (1929), p. 32 note - quoting W.O. 17.788; Service of Heirs, recorded 13 April 1811 - should be brother Joseph, 13 October 1820, 10 May 1823; R. Young, Annals of Parish & Burgh of Elgin, pp. 610, 612, 593; NAS, Fraser-Mackintosh Papers, GD 128/52/5 - 1824 inquest; John Hume (1774) map of Inverness (endpaper in North Meeting by A. Fairrie) shows 'Fortfield - Dr. Munro' NE of Citadel.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:

[Alexander Munro] «i»Doctor at Fort George, 1 January 1788; also in 1779; 'Dr. Alexander Munro, Surgeon' , Staff Officer of H.M. Garrison at Fort George, 1 January 1799. Margaret, widow of Alexander Munro, Staff Surgeon, Fort George, served heir 9 March 1811 to her father, Joseph King of Newmill, Over & Nether Panns, etc. in parishes of Elgin & St. Andrew. (See Card 195)

Army Lists 1779-1787 ? & others; O. Blundell, Kilcumein & Ft. Augustus, p. 37; H.B. Mackintosh, The Northern or Gordon Fencibles, 1778-1783 (1929), p. 32 note (quoting W.O. 17:788); Service of Heirs (23) 13 April 1811.
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Error alert: R.W. Munro card 205 says Joseph was the father of Margaret King, while card 195 says Joseph was her brother and William was her father.

Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA

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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:

[Alexander Munro] «i»Surgeon, Garrison of Inverness at Fort George, 24 February 1750 and 27 October 1760; resigned 22 August 1788, suc. by James Roy; 'Dr. Alexander Munro, Surgeon' staff officer of H.M. Garrison at Fort George, ?[1 January 1799]; later called 'Surgeon to the Northern Forts' (1824). M. Margaret, dr of William King of Newmill, Elgin (d.1764); Margaret, widow of Alexander Munro, Staff Surgeon, Fort George, served heir 9 March 1811 to brother Joseph King (d. 1809) of Newmill, Over & Nether Panns, etc., in parishes of Elgin & St. Andrew; She, b. 1735, d. 22 May 1819, leaving a 'mortification'. Alexander's great-nephew Alexander MacIver, Liberty County, Georgia, was served heir of provision under his second deed of settlement dated 24 October 1793 (Inverness inquest, 28 February 1824).

Col. William Johnston, Roll of Commissioned Officers of Medical Service of British Army, 1727-1898 (1917), p. 21, no. 375; Army Lists 1756-1787; O. Blundell, Kilcuimen & Fort Augustus, p. 37; H.B. Mackintosh, The Northern or Gordon Fencibles, 1778-1783 (1929), p. 32 note - quoting W.O. 17.788; Service of Heirs, recorded 13 April 1811 - should be brother Joseph, 13 October 1820, 10 May 1823; R. Young, Annals of Parish & Burgh of Elgin, pp. 610, 612, 593; NAS, Fraser-Mackintosh Papers, GD 128/52/5 - 1824 inquest; John Hume (1774) map of Inverness (endpaper in North Meeting by A. Fairrie) shows 'Fortfield - Dr. Munro' NE of Citadel.
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA

Birth:
Estimate: This birth date is an estimate based on the birth dates of nearest relatives or contemporaries, or based on other clues such as christening date, marriage date, birth order, etc.