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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Alexander Munro of Ardullie & Agnes Tarrel

Mackenzie 396
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[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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Munro, Alexander (I11975)
 
1052 **********
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Alexander Munro, Tulloch (d.1872); d. aged 21.

Creich M.I.
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Munro, Alexander (I60333)
 
1053 **********
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Alexander Munro, Tulloch (d.1872); d. aged 21.

Creich M.I.
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Munro, Alexander (I60334)
 
1054 At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Living (I60288)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Andrew J.M. Munro (Alness). Served in R.A.F. in World War II.

Ross-shire Journal, 9 March 1945
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Munro, Andrew J. M. (I60289)
 
1056 **********
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Colin Munro (Torrich, county Nairn) & Margaret Lamb. 'Soldier in the 73rd Regt of Foot' (1797).

NAS E 303/6 - see father's card;( per C. Sinclair, Tracing Your Scottish Ancestors (1990), p. 51 & front cover.)
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Munro, Alexander (I60178)
 
1057 **********
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Colin Munro (Torrich, county Nairn) & Margaret Lamb. 'Soldier in the 73rd Regt of Foot' (1797).

NAS E 303/6 - see father's card;( per C. Sinclair, Tracing Your Scottish Ancestors (1990), p. 51 & front cover.)
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Munro, Colin (I60179)
 
1058 **********
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Colin Munro (Torrich, county Nairn) & Margaret Lamb. 'Soldier in the 73rd Regt of Foot' (1797).

NAS E 303/6 - see father's card;( per C. Sinclair, Tracing Your Scottish Ancestors (1990), p. 51 & front cover.)
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Lamb, Margaret (I60180)
 
1059 **********
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Daniel Munro, fl 1824 (Glasgow) & Esther Alexander; baker in Glasgow, with brothers Daniel & William; admitted Burgess and Guild Brother, 7 Feb 1846.

Glasgow Burgess Roll (Scottish Record Society) ii 466.
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Munro, Alexander (I60233)
 
1060 **********
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Daniel Munro, fl 1824 (Glasgow) & Esther Alexander; baker in Glasgow, with brothers Daniel & William; admitted Burgess and Guild Brother, 7 Feb 1846.

Glasgow Burgess Roll (Scottish Record Society) ii 466.
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Munro, Daniel (I60234)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Daniel Munro, fl 1824 (Glasgow) & Esther Alexander; baker in Glasgow, with brothers Daniel & William; admitted Burgess and Guild Brother, 7 Feb 1846.

Glasgow Burgess Roll (Scottish Record Society) ii 466.
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Alexander, Esther (I60235)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Daniel Munro, fl 1824 (Glasgow) & Esther Alexander; baker in Glasgow, with brothers Daniel & William; admitted Burgess and Guild Brother, 7 Feb 1846.

Glasgow Burgess Roll (Scottish Record Society) ii 466.
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Munro, Daniel (I60236)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Daniel Munro, fl 1824 (Glasgow) & Esther Alexander; baker in Glasgow, with brothers Daniel & William; admitted Burgess and Guild Brother, 7 Feb 1846.

Glasgow Burgess Roll (Scottish Record Society) ii 466.
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Munro, William (I60237)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Donald Munro & Katharine; erected memorial at Alness to brother John (c. 1751-1821) in 1822; John was known also as John McKadie.

Alness Monument Inscription.
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Munro, Alexander (I60209)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Donald Munro & Katharine; erected memorial at Alness to brother John (c. 1751-1821) in 1822; John was known also as John McKadie.

Alness Monument Inscription.
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Munro, Donald (I60210)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Donald Munro & Katharine; erected memorial at Alness to brother John (c. 1751-1821) in 1822; John was known also as John McKadie.

Alness Monument Inscription.
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Katharine (I60211)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Donald Munro & Katharine; erected memorial at Alness to brother John (c. 1751-1821) in 1822; John was known also as John McKadie.

Alness Monument Inscription.
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Munro, John (I60212)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Donald Munro (1800-1882) & Katherine Stewart; emigrated to Canada; married.

Uncle of Captain D.J.Munro (informationh from his daughter Mrs Joyce Menzies (1972), Family notes by Robert Noble (Mrs. Menzies' son-in-law) 1988.
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Stewart, Katherine (I26511)
 
1069 **********
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Donald Munro (1800-1882) & Katherine Stewart; emigrated to Canada; married.

Uncle of Captain D.J.Munro (informationh from his daughter Mrs Joyce Menzies (1972), Family notes by Robert Noble (Mrs. Menzies' son-in-law) 1988.
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Munro, Alexander (I60348)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Donald Munro (1800-1882) & Katherine Stewart; emigrated to Canada; married.

Uncle of Captain D.J.Munro (informationh from his daughter Mrs Joyce Menzies (1972), Family notes by Robert Noble (Mrs. Menzies' son-in-law) 1988.
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Munro (I60349)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Donald Munro (1800-1882) & Katherine Stewart; emigrated to Canada; married.

Uncle of Captain D.J.Munro (informationh from his daughter Mrs Joyce Menzies (1972), Family notes by Robert Noble (Mrs. Menzies' son-in-law) 1988.
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Munro (I60350)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Donald Munro (1800-1882) & Katherine Stewart; emigrated to Canada; married.

Uncle of Captain D.J.Munro (informationh from his daughter Mrs Joyce Menzies (1972), Family notes by Robert Noble (Mrs. Menzies' son-in-law) 1988.
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Munro, Capt. D. J. (I60351)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Finlay Munro (1766- ) & Mary Ross, may have been named Donald; carter in Evanton ('his father & mother were too careless & indolent to give their family education').

Andrew Ross MS tree (1900) no 26.
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Munro, Alexander (I60365)
 
1074 **********
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Finlay Munro (1766- ) & Mary Ross, may have been named Donald; carter in Evanton ('his father & mother were too careless & indolent to give their family education').

Andrew Ross MS tree (1900) no 26.
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Munro, Finlay (I60366)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Finlay Munro (1766- ) & Mary Ross, may have been named Donald; carter in Evanton ('his father & mother were too careless & indolent to give their family education').

Andrew Ross MS tree (1900) no 26.
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Ross, Mary (I60367)
 
1076 **********
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Finlay Munro (Tollie); subscriber to David Munro's Gaelic translation of Rev. John Welsh's Sermons (1845); tackman/tenant of Greenyards (Braelangwell), Strathcarron (proprietor Major Charles Robertson of Kindeace) in 1854, when he applied to the sheriff for warrants of removal against certain tenants to make room for sheep; after this had led to the 'Massacre of the Rosses' on 31 March he denied having authorised the application, but family tree says 'for him the Clearances took place'; m. -----Ross, Kincardine (living Alness 1900) with issue - Finlay (ship's engineer) & Christina (m. ----Mackay, engineer in Tain, living in London 1900) . (brother William b. 1787). MS says 'Eldest son - took Pollo'.

David Munro, Gaelic Sermons, p. 18; J. Prebble, «u»Highland Clearances«/u», pp. 224, 231, 241, 245, 248, 249; Donald Ross, «u»Massacre of the Rosses«/u», and, «u»Letters in Defence of the Highlands & Highlanders«/u», check infn fm Don Ross (1962); Andrew Ross MS tree, no. 107 (1900) & 108; Mollie Hunter, «u»A Pistol in Greenyards«/u» (1965), pp. 17 etc. (esp 71).
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Munro, Alexander (I60226)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Finlay Munro (Tollie); subscriber to David Munro's Gaelic translation of Rev. John Welsh's Sermons (1845); tackman/tenant of Greenyards (Braelangwell), Strathcarron (proprietor Major Charles Robertson of Kindeace) in 1854, when he applied to the sheriff for warrants of removal against certain tenants to make room for sheep; after this had led to the 'Massacre of the Rosses' on 31 March he denied having authorised the application, but family tree says 'for him the Clearances took place'; m. -----Ross, Kincardine (living Alness 1900) with issue - Finlay (ship's engineer) & Christina (m. ----Mackay, engineer in Tain, living in London 1900) . (brother William b. 1787). MS says 'Eldest son - took Pollo'.

David Munro, Gaelic Sermons, p. 18; J. Prebble, «u»Highland Clearances«/u», pp. 224, 231, 241, 245, 248, 249; Donald Ross, «u»Massacre of the Rosses«/u», and, «u»Letters in Defence of the Highlands & Highlanders«/u», check infn fm Don Ross (1962); Andrew Ross MS tree, no. 107 (1900) & 108; Mollie Hunter, «u»A Pistol in Greenyards«/u» (1965), pp. 17 etc. (esp 71).
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Ross (I60228)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Finlay Munro (Tollie); subscriber to David Munro's Gaelic translation of Rev. John Welsh's Sermons (1845); tackman/tenant of Greenyards (Braelangwell), Strathcarron (proprietor Major Charles Robertson of Kindeace) in 1854, when he applied to the sheriff for warrants of removal against certain tenants to make room for sheep; after this had led to the 'Massacre of the Rosses' on 31 March he denied having authorised the application, but family tree says 'for him the Clearances took place'; m. -----Ross, Kincardine (living Alness 1900) with issue - Finlay (ship's engineer) & Christina (m. ----Mackay, engineer in Tain, living in London 1900) . (brother William b. 1787). MS says 'Eldest son - took Pollo'.

David Munro, Gaelic Sermons, p. 18; J. Prebble, «u»Highland Clearances«/u», pp. 224, 231, 241, 245, 248, 249; Donald Ross, «u»Massacre of the Rosses«/u», and, «u»Letters in Defence of the Highlands & Highlanders«/u», check infn fm Don Ross (1962); Andrew Ross MS tree, no. 107 (1900) & 108; Mollie Hunter, «u»A Pistol in Greenyards«/u» (1965), pp. 17 etc. (esp 71).
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Munro, Finlay (I60229)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Finlay Munro (Tollie); subscriber to David Munro's Gaelic translation of Rev. John Welsh's Sermons (1845); tackman/tenant of Greenyards (Braelangwell), Strathcarron (proprietor Major Charles Robertson of Kindeace) in 1854, when he applied to the sheriff for warrants of removal against certain tenants to make room for sheep; after this had led to the 'Massacre of the Rosses' on 31 March he denied having authorised the application, but family tree says 'for him the Clearances took place'; m. -----Ross, Kincardine (living Alness 1900) with issue - Finlay (ship's engineer) & Christina (m. ----Mackay, engineer in Tain, living in London 1900) . (brother William b. 1787). MS says 'Eldest son - took Pollo'.

David Munro, Gaelic Sermons, p. 18; J. Prebble, «u»Highland Clearances«/u», pp. 224, 231, 241, 245, 248, 249; Donald Ross, «u»Massacre of the Rosses«/u», and, «u»Letters in Defence of the Highlands & Highlanders«/u», check infn fm Don Ross (1962); Andrew Ross MS tree, no. 107 (1900) & 108; Mollie Hunter, «u»A Pistol in Greenyards«/u» (1965), pp. 17 etc. (esp 71).
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Munro, Christina (I60230)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Finlay Munro (Tollie); subscriber to David Munro's Gaelic translation of Rev. John Welsh's Sermons (1845); tackman/tenant of Greenyards (Braelangwell), Strathcarron (proprietor Major Charles Robertson of Kindeace) in 1854, when he applied to the sheriff for warrants of removal against certain tenants to make room for sheep; after this had led to the 'Massacre of the Rosses' on 31 March he denied having authorised the application, but family tree says 'for him the Clearances took place'; m. -----Ross, Kincardine (living Alness 1900) with issue - Finlay (ship's engineer) & Christina (m. ----Mackay, engineer in Tain, living in London 1900) . (brother William b. 1787). MS says 'Eldest son - took Pollo'.

David Munro, Gaelic Sermons, p. 18; J. Prebble, «u»Highland Clearances«/u», pp. 224, 231, 241, 245, 248, 249; Donald Ross, «u»Massacre of the Rosses«/u», and, «u»Letters in Defence of the Highlands & Highlanders«/u», check infn fm Don Ross (1962); Andrew Ross MS tree, no. 107 (1900) & 108; Mollie Hunter, «u»A Pistol in Greenyards«/u» (1965), pp. 17 etc. (esp 71).
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MacKay (I60231)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Finlay Munro (Tollie); subscriber to David Munro's Gaelic translation of Rev. John Welsh's Sermons (1845); tackman/tenant of Greenyards (Braelangwell), Strathcarron (proprietor Major Charles Robertson of Kindeace) in 1854, when he applied to the sheriff for warrants of removal against certain tenants to make room for sheep; after this had led to the 'Massacre of the Rosses' on 31 March he denied having authorised the application, but family tree says 'for him the Clearances took place'; m. -----Ross, Kincardine (living Alness 1900) with issue - Finlay (ship's engineer) & Christina (m. ----Mackay, engineer in Tain, living in London 1900) . (brother William b. 1787). MS says 'Eldest son - took Pollo'.

David Munro, Gaelic Sermons, p. 18; J. Prebble, «u»Highland Clearances«/u», pp. 224, 231, 241, 245, 248, 249; Donald Ross, «u»Massacre of the Rosses«/u», and, «u»Letters in Defence of the Highlands & Highlanders«/u», check infn fm Don Ross (1962); Andrew Ross MS tree, no. 107 (1900) & 108; Mollie Hunter, «u»A Pistol in Greenyards«/u» (1965), pp. 17 etc. (esp 71).
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Munro, William (I60232)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of J.McKenzie Munro, Wester Lethendry, Cromdale, Morayshire; served in Home Guard in World War II.

Parents letter t0 Mrs«b» «/b»Souter 10 November 1946
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Munro, Alexander (I60286)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of J.McKenzie Munro, Wester Lethendry, Cromdale, Morayshire; served in Home Guard in World War II.

Parents letter t0 Mrs«b» «/b»Souter 10 November 1946
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Munro, J. McKenzie (I60287)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of John "Dow" Munro (postmaster, Inverness), writer in Inverness. 1703; also 1718, when he is mentioned in Delvine Manuscript, and his parentage stated; witnessed disposition by Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel at Achnacarry to grandson Donald, 1716. For another, or same?, Alexander (brother of George postmaster Inverness)see Mackenzie p415.

1718 -Delvine Manuscript. 5 Dec 1718 (NLS. MS 1349); 1703 - MacGillivray case papers (Inverness Public Library); 1716 - Claim by John Cameron to Lochiel Estate, 29 Aug. 1749 (Signet Lib. S.P. 36/32 -- another copy 7/17).
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This might be the same person as John [12100].

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Munro, John (I60033)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of John "Dow" Munro (postmaster, Inverness), writer in Inverness. 1703; also 1718, when he is mentioned in Delvine Manuscript, and his parentage stated; witnessed disposition by Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel at Achnacarry to grandson Donald, 1716. For another, or same?, Alexander (brother of George postmaster Inverness)see Mackenzie p415.

1718 -Delvine Manuscript. 5 Dec 1718 (NLS. MS 1349); 1703 - MacGillivray case papers (Inverness Public Library); 1716 - Claim by John Cameron to Lochiel Estate, 29 Aug. 1749 (Signet Lib. S.P. 36/32 -- another copy 7/17).
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This might be the same person as Alexander [12104].

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Monro, Alexander (I60034)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of John "Dow" Munro (postmaster, Inverness), writer in Inverness. 1703; also 1718, when he is mentioned in Delvine Manuscript, and his parentage stated; witnessed disposition by Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel at Achnacarry to grandson Donald, 1716. For another, or same?, Alexander (brother of George postmaster Inverness)see Mackenzie p415.

1718 -Delvine Manuscript. 5 Dec 1718 (NLS. MS 1349); 1703 - MacGillivray case papers (Inverness Public Library); 1716 - Claim by John Cameron to Lochiel Estate, 29 Aug. 1749 (Signet Lib. S.P. 36/32 -- another copy 7/17).
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Munro (I60035)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of John "Dow" Munro (postmaster, Inverness), writer in Inverness. 1703; also 1718, when he is mentioned in Delvine Manuscript, and his parentage stated; witnessed disposition by Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel at Achnacarry to grandson Donald, 1716. For another, or same?, Alexander (brother of George postmaster Inverness)see Mackenzie p415.

1718 -Delvine Manuscript. 5 Dec 1718 (NLS. MS 1349); 1703 - MacGillivray case papers (Inverness Public Library); 1716 - Claim by John Cameron to Lochiel Estate, 29 Aug. 1749 (Signet Lib. S.P. 36/32 -- another copy 7/17).
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Munro, Donald (I60036)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of John Munro & Christian Munro (m.1816)

"Scottish Genealogist" xxx 66 (June 1983)
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Munro, Alexander (I60480)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of John Munro & Christian Munro (m.1816)

"Scottish Genealogist" xxx 66 (June 1983)
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Munro, John (I60481)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of John Munro & Christian Munro (m.1816)

"Scottish Genealogist" xxx 66 (June 1983)
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Munro, Christian (I60482)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Murdo Munro (? evicted 1881). Road contractor & crofter, Ardcharnich* (Coul), witness before Brand Committee at Ullapool, 10 Sept 1894, appeared on behalf of mother. Mrs. Murdo Munro, a widow holding 2 acres 2 rods«b»,«/b» 25 poles arable, 36 poles outrun, share of grazing. *between Inverlair & Leckmeln on Lochbroom

Royal Commission on Hds & Islands (Sheriff David Brand, chairman) 1895 P.P. xxxviii-ix (called Deer Forest Commission.) for Acharnich see also George Munro ( fl1624/1628) in Novar pedigree & Munro Tree L/53
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Munro, Alexander (I60274)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Murdo Munro (? evicted 1881). Road contractor & crofter, Ardcharnich* (Coul), witness before Brand Committee at Ullapool, 10 Sept 1894, appeared on behalf of mother. Mrs. Murdo Munro, a widow holding 2 acres 2 rods«b»,«/b» 25 poles arable, 36 poles outrun, share of grazing. *between Inverlair & Leckmeln on Lochbroom

Royal Commission on Hds & Islands (Sheriff David Brand, chairman) 1895 P.P. xxxviii-ix (called Deer Forest Commission.) for Acharnich see also George Munro ( fl1624/1628) in Novar pedigree & Munro Tree L/53
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Munro, Murdo (I60275)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Murdo Munro (? evicted 1881). Road contractor & crofter, Ardcharnich* (Coul), witness before Brand Committee at Ullapool, 10 Sept 1894, appeared on behalf of mother. Mrs. Murdo Munro, a widow holding 2 acres 2 rods«b»,«/b» 25 poles arable, 36 poles outrun, share of grazing. *between Inverlair & Leckmeln on Lochbroom

Royal Commission on Hds & Islands (Sheriff David Brand, chairman) 1895 P.P. xxxviii-ix (called Deer Forest Commission.) for Acharnich see also George Munro ( fl1624/1628) in Novar pedigree & Munro Tree L/53
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Unknown (I60276)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Robert (Culrain, of Ferrytown of Obsdale branch) & ______ Fraser.

Munro tree (M/66) [not in Mackenzie 382]
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References:

(1) "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - Edinburgh (1978) - M/66

(2) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
382

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Munro, Robert (I10977)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Robert (Culrain, of Ferrytown of Obsdale branch) & ______ Fraser.

Munro tree (M/66) [not in Mackenzie 382]
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References:

(1) "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - Edinburgh (1978) - M/66

(2) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
382

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Fraser (I11955)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Robert (Culrain, of Ferrytown of Obsdale branch) & ______ Fraser.

Munro tree (M/66) [not in Mackenzie 382]
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References:

(1) "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - Edinburgh (1978) - M/66

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Munro, Alexander (I11957)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Thomas Munro (Inverness) & Catherine Cuthbert.

Munro tree M/34. Mackenzie 359
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Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - M/34

"...Thomas Burges of INverness who married Cuthbert of Arterlies daughter by whom he had William Andrew John Alexr. and Thomas."

Catherine was the daughter of Alexander Cuthbert of Draikies.

References:

(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
359

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Cuthbert, Catherine (I10949)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Thomas Munro (Inverness) & Catherine Cuthbert.

Munro tree M/34. Mackenzie 359
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Thomas Munro of Inverness married the daughter of Cuthbert of Arterlies.

Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - M/34

"Andrew Munro of Culcragie married a daughter of Archibald McDonald in Slate by whom he had Hector Wm. [? in Kincurdie] Hugh and Thomas Burges of Inverness who married Cuthbert of Arterlies daughter by whom he had William Andrew John Alexr. and Thomas."

Thomas was a burgess of Inverness.

References:

(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
359

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Munro, Thomas (I10948)
 
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[Alexander Munro] «i»SSPCK schoolmaster at Barpuntaig, in Kilfinian parish, presbytery of Dunoon, 1766-68.

«u»SSPCK Schoolmasters«/u», ed A.S. Cowper (1997), p. 81.
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Munro, Alexander (I60166)
 
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[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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[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 195 says Margaret inherited Over & Nether Panns from her brother, Joseph, and card 205 says she inherited the property from har father, Joseph.

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King, Margaret (I60134)
 

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