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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Musician in Forres; appointed with his spouse Marjory Henderson to teach "musick", "seamstarie" etc, by magistrates and town council of Fortrose in May 1713; in 1716 they were asked to leave the "upper Tolbuith" (the present council chambers), whcih they evidently had used as schoolroom. ? Same as 'Teacher' (1730) and in 1736 "master" of musick School at Tain.
Fortrose (1912) by' St. Duthac' p. 126. Chanonny & Ross (1963) by C. P.MacDowall«b» «/b», 166-7
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Natural son of Major David Munro (of Obsdale family) in Culcairn, married.
Munro tree R/19a, [not in Mackenzie 174]
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David adopted a military career. He served as a Major in the army of King Charles I. He married Elizabeth Gray, daughter of Robert Gray of Arboll.
References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - 1898 - p. 174
Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - R/4 & R/17
Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - R/4
"Collonel John Munro of Obsdale married Catherine daughter to John Gordon of Embow by whom he had John Robert George Andrew Alexander and David and daughters Janet and Christane he was killed at the [? Closter] of /illegible/ March 11 1633."
Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - R/17
"Major David Munro married Elizabeth daughter to Robert Gray of Arbow by whom he had John and Rebecca he had a natural son Alexander."
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Natural son of Major David Munro (of Obsdale family) in Culcairn, married.
Munro tree R/19a, [not in Mackenzie 174]
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Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - R/17
"Major David Munro married Elizabeth daughter to Robert Gray of Arbow by whom he had John and Rebecca he had a natural son Alexander."
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[Alexander Munro] «i»On staff of George Watson's (Boys') College, Edinburgh, 1876-1919, principal subject mathematics; lived into his 90's.
H. L. Waugh (ed) "George Watson's College" (1970) p 196, 304 Edinburgh Evening News 13 Jan 1960
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Only son of Alexander Munro, Campbelltown of Ardersier, & Tibbie Main (d. c. 1840); sentenced to 7 years transportation for theft in Inverness, served time in New South Wales; 'by steadiness & perseverance, he saved as much of his earnings as put him up in business as an innkeeper in one of the Australian townships, where he latterly amassed a great deal of wealth'.
Robert Munro, «u»Recollections of Inverness«/u» (1870), p. 99.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Travelling hawker of earthenware, lived at Campbeltown of Ardersier; wife Tibbie Main survived him & kept a fish & fruit shop in Inverness, died c.1840; only son Alexander went to Australia.
Robert Munro, 'Recollections of Inverness' (1890), pp. 99-101.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Only son of Alexander Munro, Campbelltown of Ardersier, & Tibbie Main (d. c. 1840); sentenced to 7 years transportation for theft in Inverness, served time in New South Wales; 'by steadiness & perseverance, he saved as much of his earnings as put him up in business as an innkeeper in one of the Australian townships, where he latterly amassed a great deal of wealth'.
Robert Munro, «u»Recollections of Inverness«/u» (1870), p. 99.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Travelling hawker of earthenware, lived at Campbeltown of Ardersier; wife Tibbie Main survived him & kept a fish & fruit shop in Inverness, died c.1840; only son Alexander went to Australia.
Robert Munro, 'Recollections of Inverness' (1890), pp. 99-101.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Only son of Alexander Munro, Campbelltown of Ardersier, & Tibbie Main (d. c. 1840); sentenced to 7 years transportation for theft in Inverness, served time in New South Wales; 'by steadiness & perseverance, he saved as much of his earnings as put him up in business as an innkeeper in one of the Australian townships, where he latterly amassed a great deal of wealth'.
Robert Munro, «u»Recollections of Inverness«/u» (1870), p. 99.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Travelling hawker of earthenware, lived at Campbeltown of Ardersier; wife Tibbie Main survived him & kept a fish & fruit shop in Inverness, died c.1840; only son Alexander went to Australia.
Robert Munro, 'Recollections of Inverness' (1890), pp. 99-101.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Only son of Hugh Munro of Ardullie (fl 1581/1599). Succeeded father; 'in Obsdale'; sold Ardullie to cousin Hugh (d.1659); m (1) ____ Keith, with issue - Hugh, John; m(2) Agnes Tarrell, with issue - George, Alexander, Robert, Catherine. Sale /purchase of Ardullie was in 1619 (Inverness Sasines). Alexander of Ardullie fl 1560, 1578, 1581 is presumably his grandfather; Mackenzie 306 mistakenly attached the nickname 'Cruachan' to the grandson, whereas it was clearly applied to grandfather in 'Tree' & 'Chron Acc'.
Munro Tree M/70; Mackenzie 396; Chron Acc. 29; Foulis Writs nos 75, 255; Calendar of Fearn (ed R.J.Adam) p.219
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Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - M/70
"Alexr. of Ardullie...next he married Agnes Tarrell by her he had George Alexander Robert and Catherine."
References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
396
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Only son of Samuel Munro (of Katewell branch) & Janet Munro; draper in Inverness.
Mackenzie p. 483
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References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
483
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Piper, 2nd 78th Highlanders; in the assault on Merscem (Merksem), near Antwerp, on 13 January 1814, he "was wounded & unable to stand", but "sat where he fell & played 'Johnnie Cope' & the 'Highland Laddie' with the spirit of a true Caledonian"; his name was brought to the notice of the Highland Society.
H. Davidson, «u»History of the 78th Highlanders«/u» (1901), i, pp. 126, 127; Malcolm, «u»The Pipers in Peace & War«/u» (1927), p. 129; «u»Cabar Feidh«/u», i, p. 390 (quoting Davidson & Trans of Hd Socy) «u»Seaforth Highlanders«/u» (ed. J. Sym), p. 48; Ross-shire Journal 6/xi/48; B. Mackenzie, «u»Piping Traditions of the North of Scotland«/u» (1995), p. 101 - Alexander; «u»Piping Times«/u», vol. 27 no. 2, p. 27 - (November 1974).
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Private, 93rd (Sutherland) Highlanders; received the distinguished conduct medal & £5 gratuity for service in the Crimea.
Burgoyne, «u»Historical Records of 93rd«/u», p. 141.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Rankeillor Street, Edinburgh; presented two basket-hilted swords to Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, as intimated at meeting 12 March 1860. ( but his name was not in the list of members).
Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries Scotland iii 390 Edinburgh Directories for 1845/6 ( checked up to 1848/9 at 28 Rankeillor Street
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Said to have come from John o' Groats, wife from Mossel Bay, South Africa; discharged from 93rd Highlanders, 1 July 1817, permission to remain in Cape Colony; married at George to Martha Maria Boshoff, 6 Dec 1815 (or 1818); children incl. William Charles, Alexander Peter, Daniel, James Jacobus, John, & Augustus (sic), Benjamin, Bland (? 1842-1927). On 2 December 1836 with Thomas Purser at Mossel Bay took inventory of effects of Robert Carey, alias William Brown, drowned at sea when his whaleboat upset in False Bay. See 'Munro's Bay'.
Peter Philip, British Residents at the Cape. 1795-1815 (1981), p. 293 & authorities there cited, including - Cape Archives - CO 6055/2 - discharge from 93rd Highlanders, 1.7.17 PR 1527 MOOC 7/1/139-25, & books by D.F. du T. Malherbe (1966) & J.A. Heese (1971) . see 'Place Names' card index for Munro's Bay.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Said to have come from John o' Groats, wife from Mossel Bay, South Africa; discharged from 93rd Highlanders, 1 July 1817, permission to remain in Cape Colony; married at George to Martha Maria Boshoff, 6 Dec 1815 (or 1818); children incl. William Charles, Alexander Peter, Daniel, James Jacobus, John, & Augustus (sic), Benjamin, Bland (? 1842-1927). On 2 December 1836 with Thomas Purser at Mossel Bay took inventory of effects of Robert Carey, alias William Brown, drowned at sea when his whaleboat upset in False Bay. See 'Munro's Bay'.
Peter Philip, British Residents at the Cape. 1795-1815 (1981), p. 293 & authorities there cited, including - Cape Archives - CO 6055/2 - discharge from 93rd Highlanders, 1.7.17 PR 1527 MOOC 7/1/139-25, & books by D.F. du T. Malherbe (1966) & J.A. Heese (1971) . see 'Place Names' card index for Munro's Bay.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Said to have come from John o' Groats, wife from Mossel Bay, South Africa; discharged from 93rd Highlanders, 1 July 1817, permission to remain in Cape Colony; married at George to Martha Maria Boshoff, 6 Dec 1815 (or 1818); children incl. William Charles, Alexander Peter, Daniel, James Jacobus, John, & Augustus (sic), Benjamin, Bland (? 1842-1927). On 2 December 1836 with Thomas Purser at Mossel Bay took inventory of effects of Robert Carey, alias William Brown, drowned at sea when his whaleboat upset in False Bay. See 'Munro's Bay'.
Peter Philip, British Residents at the Cape. 1795-1815 (1981), p. 293 & authorities there cited, including - Cape Archives - CO 6055/2 - discharge from 93rd Highlanders, 1.7.17 PR 1527 MOOC 7/1/139-25, & books by D.F. du T. Malherbe (1966) & J.A. Heese (1971) . see 'Place Names' card index for Munro's Bay.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Said to have come from John o' Groats, wife from Mossel Bay, South Africa; discharged from 93rd Highlanders, 1 July 1817, permission to remain in Cape Colony; married at George to Martha Maria Boshoff, 6 Dec 1815 (or 1818); children incl. William Charles, Alexander Peter, Daniel, James Jacobus, John, & Augustus (sic), Benjamin, Bland (? 1842-1927). On 2 December 1836 with Thomas Purser at Mossel Bay took inventory of effects of Robert Carey, alias William Brown, drowned at sea when his whaleboat upset in False Bay. See 'Munro's Bay'.
Peter Philip, British Residents at the Cape. 1795-1815 (1981), p. 293 & authorities there cited, including - Cape Archives - CO 6055/2 - discharge from 93rd Highlanders, 1.7.17 PR 1527 MOOC 7/1/139-25, & books by D.F. du T. Malherbe (1966) & J.A. Heese (1971) . see 'Place Names' card index for Munro's Bay.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Said to have come from John o' Groats, wife from Mossel Bay, South Africa; discharged from 93rd Highlanders, 1 July 1817, permission to remain in Cape Colony; married at George to Martha Maria Boshoff, 6 Dec 1815 (or 1818); children incl. William Charles, Alexander Peter, Daniel, James Jacobus, John, & Augustus (sic), Benjamin, Bland (? 1842-1927). On 2 December 1836 with Thomas Purser at Mossel Bay took inventory of effects of Robert Carey, alias William Brown, drowned at sea when his whaleboat upset in False Bay. See 'Munro's Bay'.
Peter Philip, British Residents at the Cape. 1795-1815 (1981), p. 293 & authorities there cited, including - Cape Archives - CO 6055/2 - discharge from 93rd Highlanders, 1.7.17 PR 1527 MOOC 7/1/139-25, & books by D.F. du T. Malherbe (1966) & J.A. Heese (1971) . see 'Place Names' card index for Munro's Bay.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Said to have come from John o' Groats, wife from Mossel Bay, South Africa; discharged from 93rd Highlanders, 1 July 1817, permission to remain in Cape Colony; married at George to Martha Maria Boshoff, 6 Dec 1815 (or 1818); children incl. William Charles, Alexander Peter, Daniel, James Jacobus, John, & Augustus (sic), Benjamin, Bland (? 1842-1927). On 2 December 1836 with Thomas Purser at Mossel Bay took inventory of effects of Robert Carey, alias William Brown, drowned at sea when his whaleboat upset in False Bay. See 'Munro's Bay'.
Peter Philip, British Residents at the Cape. 1795-1815 (1981), p. 293 & authorities there cited, including - Cape Archives - CO 6055/2 - discharge from 93rd Highlanders, 1.7.17 PR 1527 MOOC 7/1/139-25, & books by D.F. du T. Malherbe (1966) & J.A. Heese (1971) . see 'Place Names' card index for Munro's Bay.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Said to have come from John o' Groats, wife from Mossel Bay, South Africa; discharged from 93rd Highlanders, 1 July 1817, permission to remain in Cape Colony; married at George to Martha Maria Boshoff, 6 Dec 1815 (or 1818); children incl. William Charles, Alexander Peter, Daniel, James Jacobus, John, & Augustus (sic), Benjamin, Bland (? 1842-1927). On 2 December 1836 with Thomas Purser at Mossel Bay took inventory of effects of Robert Carey, alias William Brown, drowned at sea when his whaleboat upset in False Bay. See 'Munro's Bay'.
Peter Philip, British Residents at the Cape. 1795-1815 (1981), p. 293 & authorities there cited, including - Cape Archives - CO 6055/2 - discharge from 93rd Highlanders, 1.7.17 PR 1527 MOOC 7/1/139-25, & books by D.F. du T. Malherbe (1966) & J.A. Heese (1971) . see 'Place Names' card index for Munro's Bay.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Said to have come from John o' Groats, wife from Mossel Bay, South Africa; discharged from 93rd Highlanders, 1 July 1817, permission to remain in Cape Colony; married at George to Martha Maria Boshoff, 6 Dec 1815 (or 1818); children incl. William Charles, Alexander Peter, Daniel, James Jacobus, John, & Augustus (sic), Benjamin, Bland (? 1842-1927). On 2 December 1836 with Thomas Purser at Mossel Bay took inventory of effects of Robert Carey, alias William Brown, drowned at sea when his whaleboat upset in False Bay. See 'Munro's Bay'.
Peter Philip, British Residents at the Cape. 1795-1815 (1981), p. 293 & authorities there cited, including - Cape Archives - CO 6055/2 - discharge from 93rd Highlanders, 1.7.17 PR 1527 MOOC 7/1/139-25, & books by D.F. du T. Malherbe (1966) & J.A. Heese (1971) . see 'Place Names' card index for Munro's Bay.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Said to have come from John o' Groats, wife from Mossel Bay, South Africa; discharged from 93rd Highlanders, 1 July 1817, permission to remain in Cape Colony; married at George to Martha Maria Boshoff, 6 Dec 1815 (or 1818); children incl. William Charles, Alexander Peter, Daniel, James Jacobus, John, & Augustus (sic), Benjamin, Bland (? 1842-1927). On 2 December 1836 with Thomas Purser at Mossel Bay took inventory of effects of Robert Carey, alias William Brown, drowned at sea when his whaleboat upset in False Bay. See 'Munro's Bay'.
Peter Philip, British Residents at the Cape. 1795-1815 (1981), p. 293 & authorities there cited, including - Cape Archives - CO 6055/2 - discharge from 93rd Highlanders, 1.7.17 PR 1527 MOOC 7/1/139-25, & books by D.F. du T. Malherbe (1966) & J.A. Heese (1971) . see 'Place Names' card index for Munro's Bay.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Said to have come from John o' Groats, wife from Mossel Bay, South Africa; discharged from 93rd Highlanders, 1 July 1817, permission to remain in Cape Colony; married at George to Martha Maria Boshoff, 6 Dec 1815 (or 1818); children incl. William Charles, Alexander Peter, Daniel, James Jacobus, John, & Augustus (sic), Benjamin, Bland (? 1842-1927). On 2 December 1836 with Thomas Purser at Mossel Bay took inventory of effects of Robert Carey, alias William Brown, drowned at sea when his whaleboat upset in False Bay. See 'Munro's Bay'.
Peter Philip, British Residents at the Cape. 1795-1815 (1981), p. 293 & authorities there cited, including - Cape Archives - CO 6055/2 - discharge from 93rd Highlanders, 1.7.17 PR 1527 MOOC 7/1/139-25, & books by D.F. du T. Malherbe (1966) & J.A. Heese (1971) . see 'Place Names' card index for Munro's Bay.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»schoolmaster at Alness & student of divinity for six years, 26 November 1783; proposed for licence by Synod, April 1784; after trials, licenced to preach by Presbytery of Dingwall, 29 September 1784. See also Alexander Munro (d. 1777) & Rev. Alexander Munro, Edderton (1757-1820).
Presbytery of Dingwall minutes, vol. 8, pp. 121, 129, 133. (NAS ref. CH 2/92/8).
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Schoolmaster at Dull, Perthshire; m. Margaret Stewart; father of Rev. Robert (1839-1913).
Fasti iv, p. 115;
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Schoolmaster at Dull, Perthshire; m. Margaret Stewart; father of Rev. Robert (1839-1913).
Fasti iv, p. 115;
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Schoolmaster, Inverness. Kirk Session granted his petition 'that the flat above the [Hospital] Library may be allowed him for the instruction of such children as would attend him', about 1758/63, although this flat was intended for poor to be placed therein by the Session.
D. Wimberly, «u»Hospital of Inverness«/u», p. 94.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Second son of George Munro, Teachait & Pellaig (of Katewell branch) & _____ Munro.
Mackenzie 682
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References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Second son of James, Alness (of Tain Branch) & Catherine Munro.
Mackenzie p. 411. [Andrew Ross MS Tree (1900) nos 62/3]
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(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Second son of James, Alness (of Tain Branch) & Catherine Munro.
Mackenzie p. 411. [Andrew Ross MS Tree (1900) nos 62/3]
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(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Session Clerk, Argyle Place United Presbyterian (from 1900 United Free) Church, Edinburgh, 1894-1919.
Argyle Place U.F.Church, Edinburgh, 1877-1927' Jubilee Souvenir, p.4
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Shoemaker, m. Isabella Mackie. Father of Reverend James (Logie-Easter, died 1915)
Fasti vii 64
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Shoemaker, m. Isabella Mackie. Father of Reverend James (Logie-Easter, died 1915)
Fasti vii 64
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Shoemaker, m. Isabella Mackie. Father of Reverend James (Logie-Easter, died 1915)
Fasti vii 64
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith in Inverness; m. Mary McK…. Wall panel with eagle's head & trade emblems near south end of east wall of Old Chapel Yard, Inverness.
PSAS xlv 214 (1911) photo p. 212 big 4 Inverness Old Chapel Yard M1 (Not in HFH.S. list, 1999) worn & unreadable)
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith in Inverness; m. Mary McK…. Wall panel with eagle's head & trade emblems near south end of east wall of Old Chapel Yard, Inverness.
PSAS xlv 214 (1911) photo p. 212 big 4 Inverness Old Chapel Yard M1 (Not in HFH.S. list, 1999) worn & unreadable)
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith; lived at Ordan in Swordale, Creich parish, Sutherland; known as 'an gobhann more'; father of Andrew (c.1766-1803); may be same as Alexander in Swordale, on record 1782. Alexander m. Margaret Hood with issue - Alexander, Andrew (see above), Hector (d.1835), John, Sarah, & Helen. was younger brother of George & Hugh.
«u»Trans Gaelic Society of Inverness«/u», vol. xvii, pp. 105-10 (grandson John); «u»Munros . . . In New Zealand«/u», p. 10.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Alexander Munro (smith, Swordale, Creich) & Margaret Hood
Munros in New Zeland p.10
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith; lived at Ordan in Swordale, Creich parish, Sutherland; known as 'an gobhann more'; father of Andrew (c.1766-1803); may be same as Alexander in Swordale, on record 1782. Alexander m. Margaret Hood with issue - Alexander, Andrew (see above), Hector (d.1835), John, Sarah, & Helen. was younger brother of George & Hugh.
«u»Trans Gaelic Society of Inverness«/u», vol. xvii, pp. 105-10 (grandson John); «u»Munros . . . In New Zealand«/u», p. 10.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Alexander Munro (smith, Swordale, Creich) & Margaret Hood
Munros in New Zeland p.10
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith; lived at Ordan in Swordale, Creich parish, Sutherland; known as 'an gobhann more'; father of Andrew (c.1766-1803); may be same as Alexander in Swordale, on record 1782. Alexander m. Margaret Hood with issue - Alexander, Andrew (see above), Hector (d.1835), John, Sarah, & Helen. was younger brother of George & Hugh.
«u»Trans Gaelic Society of Inverness«/u», vol. xvii, pp. 105-10 (grandson John); «u»Munros . . . In New Zealand«/u», p. 10.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Alexander Munro (smith, Swordale, Creich) & Margaret Hood
Munros in New Zeland p.10
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith; lived at Ordan in Swordale, Creich parish, Sutherland; known as 'an gobhann more'; father of Andrew (c.1766-1803); may be same as Alexander in Swordale, on record 1782. Alexander m. Margaret Hood with issue - Alexander, Andrew (see above), Hector (d.1835), John, Sarah, & Helen. was younger brother of George & Hugh.
«u»Trans Gaelic Society of Inverness«/u», vol. xvii, pp. 105-10 (grandson John); «u»Munros . . . In New Zealand«/u», p. 10.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith; lived at Ordan in Swordale, Creich parish, Sutherland; known as 'an gobhann more'; father of Andrew (c.1766-1803); may be same as Alexander in Swordale, on record 1782. Alexander m. Margaret Hood with issue - Alexander, Andrew (see above), Hector (d.1835), John, Sarah, & Helen. was younger brother of George & Hugh.
«u»Trans Gaelic Society of Inverness«/u», vol. xvii, pp. 105-10 (grandson John); «u»Munros . . . In New Zealand«/u», p. 10.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith; lived at Ordan in Swordale, Creich parish, Sutherland; known as 'an gobhann more'; father of Andrew (c.1766-1803); may be same as Alexander in Swordale, on record 1782. Alexander m. Margaret Hood with issue - Alexander, Andrew (see above), Hector (d.1835), John, Sarah, & Helen. was younger brother of George & Hugh.
«u»Trans Gaelic Society of Inverness«/u», vol. xvii, pp. 105-10 (grandson John); «u»Munros . . . In New Zealand«/u», p. 10.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith; lived at Ordan in Swordale, Creich parish, Sutherland; known as 'an gobhann more'; father of Andrew (c.1766-1803); may be same as Alexander in Swordale, on record 1782. Alexander m. Margaret Hood with issue - Alexander, Andrew (see above), Hector (d.1835), John, Sarah, & Helen. was younger brother of George & Hugh.
«u»Trans Gaelic Society of Inverness«/u», vol. xvii, pp. 105-10 (grandson John); «u»Munros . . . In New Zealand«/u», p. 10.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith; lived at Ordan in Swordale, Creich parish, Sutherland; known as 'an gobhann more'; father of Andrew (c.1766-1803); may be same as Alexander in Swordale, on record 1782. Alexander m. Margaret Hood with issue - Alexander, Andrew (see above), Hector (d.1835), John, Sarah, & Helen. was younger brother of George & Hugh.
«u»Trans Gaelic Society of Inverness«/u», vol. xvii, pp. 105-10 (grandson John); «u»Munros . . . In New Zealand«/u», p. 10.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith; lived at Ordan in Swordale, Creich parish, Sutherland; known as 'an gobhann more'; father of Andrew (c.1766-1803); may be same as Alexander in Swordale, on record 1782. Alexander m. Margaret Hood with issue - Alexander, Andrew (see above), Hector (d.1835), John, Sarah, & Helen. was younger brother of George & Hugh.
«u»Trans Gaelic Society of Inverness«/u», vol. xvii, pp. 105-10 (grandson John); «u»Munros . . . In New Zealand«/u», p. 10.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Smith; lived at Ordan in Swordale, Creich parish, Sutherland; known as 'an gobhann more'; father of Andrew (c.1766-1803); may be same as Alexander in Swordale, on record 1782. Alexander m. Margaret Hood with issue - Alexander, Andrew (see above), Hector (d.1835), John, Sarah, & Helen. was younger brother of George & Hugh.
«u»Trans Gaelic Society of Inverness«/u», vol. xvii, pp. 105-10 (grandson John); «u»Munros . . . In New Zealand«/u», p. 10.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of 'a small farmer' in the Tain district; brother of Finlay (itinerant preacher, c. 1820-34) whom he survived; proposed to get Finlay's papers printed; widow lived in Glasgow in old age, & had copies of Finlay's letters. Wished to follow Finlay as an evangelist 'for which he had no gift', but was discouraged by a friend. See also Alexander Fraser (b. 1815).
John Macleod, DD, A Highland Evangelist, in Collins, Dr. John MacLeod (1951), p. 212; Rev. N.C. MacFarlane, The "Men" of Lewis , p. 51
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of 'a small farmer' in the Tain district; brother of Finlay (itinerant preacher, c. 1820-34) whom he survived; proposed to get Finlay's papers printed; widow lived in Glasgow in old age, & had copies of Finlay's letters. Wished to follow Finlay as an evangelist 'for which he had no gift', but was discouraged by a friend. See also Alexander Fraser (b. 1815).
John Macleod, DD, A Highland Evangelist, in Collins, Dr. John MacLeod (1951), p. 212; Rev. N.C. MacFarlane, The "Men" of Lewis , p. 51
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of 'a small farmer' in the Tain district; brother of Finlay (itinerant preacher, c. 1820-34) whom he survived; proposed to get Finlay's papers printed; widow lived in Glasgow in old age, & had copies of Finlay's letters. Wished to follow Finlay as an evangelist 'for which he had no gift', but was discouraged by a friend. See also Alexander Fraser (b. 1815).
John Macleod, DD, A Highland Evangelist, in Collins, Dr. John MacLeod (1951), p. 212; Rev. N.C. MacFarlane, The "Men" of Lewis , p. 51
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of 'a small farmer' in the Tain district; brother of Finlay (itinerant preacher, c. 1820-34) whom he survived; proposed to get Finlay's papers printed; widow lived in Glasgow in old age, & had copies of Finlay's letters. Wished to follow Finlay as an evangelist 'for which he had no gift', but was discouraged by a friend. See also Alexander Fraser (b. 1815).
John Macleod, DD, A Highland Evangelist, in Collins, Dr. John MacLeod (1951), p. 212; Rev. N.C. MacFarlane, The "Men" of Lewis , p. 51
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Alexander Munro of Ardullie & Agnes Tarrel
Mackenzie 396
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Only son of Hugh Munro of Ardullie (fl 1581/1599). Succeeded father; 'in Obsdale'; sold Ardullie to cousin Hugh (d.1659); m (1) ____ Keith, with issue - Hugh, John; m(2) Agnes Tarrell, with issue - George, Alexander, Robert, Catherine. Sale /purchase of Ardullie was in 1619 (Inverness Sasines). Alexander of Ardullie fl 1560, 1578, 1581 is presumably his grandfather; Mackenzie 306 mistakenly attached the nickname 'Cruachan' to the grandson, whereas it was clearly applied to grandfather in 'Tree' & 'Chron Acc'.
Munro Tree M/70; Mackenzie 396; Chron Acc. 29; Foulis Writs nos 75, 255; Calendar of Fearn (ed R.J.Adam) p.219
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Alexander Munro of Ardullie then in Obsdale sold the lands of Ardullie to Hugh Munro [10865] with the consent of the Laird of Foulis.
Ref: The Munro Tree (1734) M/69 & M/70
Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - M/51
"Hugh of Ardullie, which he bought from Alexander in Obsdale..."
Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - M/69
"Hugh of Ardullie married and had a son Alexr. he had also two natural sons Hugh and Donald Munros."
Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - M/70
"Alexr. of Ardullie married Keith by whom he had Hugh and John next he married Agnes Tarrell by her he had George Alexander Robert and Catherine."
"Alexander in Obsdale with consent of Laird of Foulis sold lands of Ardullie to Hugh M/51"
References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
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