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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 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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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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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»tacksman of Munlochy (by 8 December 1801); witnessed document by Sir James W. Mackenzie of Scatwell at Rosehaugh House, 1 May 1813, presumably same 'Alexander Munro of Munlochie' who was an executor of William Munro (d. 1809) of Jamaica & Forres named in 1806 will & 1808 codicil; also perhaps the same as (or related to) Alexander Munro 'apud' Munlochy who sat on inquest at Inverness in 1828 on heir to Dr. Alexander Munro, former Surgeon at Fort George.
Inverness Sheriff Court records (Entailed estates improvement of etates) in NAS (ref SC 34/23/2) - for 1813 ref; NAS Moray Testament - ref CC 16/5/1 ff. 172-3 (William Munro); NAS Fraser-Mackintosh Papers, GD 128/52/5 - 1828 inquest; NAS Abridged Register of Sasines (Ross), 30 January 1802 & 13 May 1808 - Letters (1803-9) in British Library (MSS Index, vii 254) - not seen.
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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»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.
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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»tacksman of Culnaskeath; with son Robert had tack of town & lands of Culnaskeath for 19 years from Whitsunday 1794 from Sir Hugh Munro of Foulis.
Foulis Case vi 48
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»tacksman of Culnaskeath; with son Robert had tack of town & lands of Culnaskeath for 19 years from Whitsunday 1794 from Sir Hugh Munro of Foulis.
Foulis Case vi 48
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[Alexander Munro] «i»tacksman of Munlochy (by 8 December 1801); witnessed document by Sir James W. Mackenzie of Scatwell at Rosehaugh House, 1 May 1813, presumably same 'Alexander Munro of Munlochie' who was an executor of William Munro (d. 1809) of Jamaica & Forres named in 1806 will & 1808 codicil; also perhaps the same as (or related to) Alexander Munro 'apud' Munlochy who sat on inquest at Inverness in 1828 on heir to Dr. Alexander Munro, former Surgeon at Fort George.
Inverness Sheriff Court records (Entailed estates improvement of etates) in NAS (ref SC 34/23/2) - for 1813 ref; NAS Moray Testament - ref CC 16/5/1 ff. 172-3 (William Munro); NAS Fraser-Mackintosh Papers, GD 128/52/5 - 1828 inquest; NAS Abridged Register of Sasines (Ross), 30 January 1802 & 13 May 1808 - Letters (1803-9) in British Library (MSS Index, vii 254) - not seen.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»tacksman of Munlochy (by 8 December 1801); witnessed document by Sir James W. Mackenzie of Scatwell at Rosehaugh House, 1 May 1813, presumably same 'Alexander Munro of Munlochie' who was an executor of William Munro (d. 1809) of Jamaica & Forres named in 1806 will & 1808 codicil; also perhaps the same as (or related to) Alexander Munro 'apud' Munlochy who sat on inquest at Inverness in 1828 on heir to Dr. Alexander Munro, former Surgeon at Fort George.
Inverness Sheriff Court records (Entailed estates improvement of etates) in NAS (ref SC 34/23/2) - for 1813 ref; NAS Moray Testament - ref CC 16/5/1 ff. 172-3 (William Munro); NAS Fraser-Mackintosh Papers, GD 128/52/5 - 1828 inquest; NAS Abridged Register of Sasines (Ross), 30 January 1802 & 13 May 1808 - Letters (1803-9) in British Library (MSS Index, vii 254) - not seen.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»tenant in Avoch, Black Isle, mentioned in Rental of Seaforth Estates, 1726/7.
«u»Highland Papers«/u» (SHS 1916), vol ii, p. 336.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»tenant, Culkinn (of Drumbeg, probably) , Assynt, Sutherland; subscriber to David Munro's Gaelic translation of Rev. John Welsh's sermons (1845). See James (1845).
David Munro, «u»Gaelic Sermons«/u», p. 16.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Third son of George Munro (representative of Tain branch) & Jane Ross.
Allan tree (M/89); Mackenzie 410.
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George married the daughter of Hugh Moir Ross.
Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - M/88 & M/89
"Donald Munro Provost of Tayne married a daughter of Norman McLeod son to McLeod of Lewis by whom he had George Finlay Hugh and daughters one married to McKenzie of Kilchrist and another to McIntosh of Kellachie."
"George Munro married a daughter of Hugh Moir Ross by whom he had Hugh William Alexander Hector and George Munros."
References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
410
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Third son of George Munro (representative of Tain branch) & Jane Ross.
Allan tree (M/89); Mackenzie 410.
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Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - M/89
"George Munro married a daughter of Hugh Moir Ross by whom he had Hugh William Alexander Hector and George Munros."
Jane was the daughter of Hugh Ross, I of Achnacloich.
References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
410
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Third son of George Munro (representative of Tain branch) & Jane Ross.
Allan tree (M/89); Mackenzie 410.
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Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - M/89
"George Munro married a daughter of Hugh Moir Ross by whom he had Hugh William Alexander Hector and George Munros."
References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
410
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Third son of John (rep. of Tain branch); tenant in Dalreach; m(1st) Barbara Ross, with issue - James; (2nd) Jane Ross, with issue -2 sons 2 daughters (including Alexander, d. 1888).
Mackenzie p.413
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References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
411
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Third son of John (rep. of Tain branch); tenant in Dalreach; m(1st) Barbara Ross, with issue - James; (2nd) Jane Ross, with issue -2 sons 2 daughters (including Alexander, d. 1888).
Mackenzie p.413
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References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
413
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Third son of William Munro III of Achany & Isobel Macpherson (m. 1714); m. cousin ----, dr. of Robert Munro of Blarich, with issue a son (emigrated to America). Lt., Sutherland Regt. of Fencible Men (War Office, 24 July 1779); disposition by Hugh Munro of Achany (1781) to sons George & William excludes 'Lieut. Alexander Monro of the Sutherland Regiment of Fencibles my brother german & his descendants' from any benefit 'because his conduct for many years back hath displeased me as I am persuaded it hath his other relations & friends'.
Mackenzie p. 475; Achany Genealogy Chart, (1881); Scots Magazine (1779), p. 400; (unchecked) Disposition (1781) in NAS, ref. RD 4/230 pp. 1057-1063 - per Dr. F.J. Glen (Inverness) letter to RWM 14 February 1989.
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References:
(1) "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - Edinburgh (1978) - Q/31
(2) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
474
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Third son of William Munro III of Achany & Isobel Macpherson (m. 1714); m. cousin ----, dr. of Robert Munro of Blarich, with issue a son (emigrated to America). Lt., Sutherland Regt. of Fencible Men (War Office, 24 July 1779); disposition by Hugh Munro of Achany (1781) to sons George & William excludes 'Lieut. Alexander Monro of the Sutherland Regiment of Fencibles my brother german & his descendants' from any benefit 'because his conduct for many years back hath displeased me as I am persuaded it hath his other relations & friends'.
Mackenzie p. 475; Achany Genealogy Chart, (1881); Scots Magazine (1779), p. 400; (unchecked) Disposition (1781) in NAS, ref. RD 4/230 pp. 1057-1063 - per Dr. F.J. Glen (Inverness) letter to RWM 14 February 1989.
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References:
(1) "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - Edinburgh (1978) - Q/30
(2) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
474
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Third son of William Munro III of Achany & Isobel Macpherson (m. 1714); m. cousin ----, dr. of Robert Munro of Blarich, with issue a son (emigrated to America). Lt., Sutherland Regt. of Fencible Men (War Office, 24 July 1779); disposition by Hugh Munro of Achany (1781) to sons George & William excludes 'Lieut. Alexander Monro of the Sutherland Regiment of Fencibles my brother german & his descendants' from any benefit 'because his conduct for many years back hath displeased me as I am persuaded it hath his other relations & friends'.
Mackenzie p. 475; Achany Genealogy Chart, (1881); Scots Magazine (1779), p. 400; (unchecked) Disposition (1781) in NAS, ref. RD 4/230 pp. 1057-1063 - per Dr. F.J. Glen (Inverness) letter to RWM 14 February 1989.
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References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
474
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Third son of William Munro III of Achany & Isobel Macpherson (m. 1714); m. cousin ----, dr. of Robert Munro of Blarich, with issue a son (emigrated to America). Lt., Sutherland Regt. of Fencible Men (War Office, 24 July 1779); disposition by Hugh Munro of Achany (1781) to sons George & William excludes 'Lieut. Alexander Monro of the Sutherland Regiment of Fencibles my brother german & his descendants' from any benefit 'because his conduct for many years back hath displeased me as I am persuaded it hath his other relations & friends'.
Mackenzie p. 475; Achany Genealogy Chart, (1881); Scots Magazine (1779), p. 400; (unchecked) Disposition (1781) in NAS, ref. RD 4/230 pp. 1057-1063 - per Dr. F.J. Glen (Inverness) letter to RWM 14 February 1989.
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References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
475
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Third son of William Munro III of Achany & Isobel Macpherson (m. 1714); m. cousin ----, dr. of Robert Munro of Blarich, with issue a son (emigrated to America). Lt., Sutherland Regt. of Fencible Men (War Office, 24 July 1779); disposition by Hugh Munro of Achany (1781) to sons George & William excludes 'Lieut. Alexander Monro of the Sutherland Regiment of Fencibles my brother german & his descendants' from any benefit 'because his conduct for many years back hath displeased me as I am persuaded it hath his other relations & friends'.
Mackenzie p. 475; Achany Genealogy Chart, (1881); Scots Magazine (1779), p. 400; (unchecked) Disposition (1781) in NAS, ref. RD 4/230 pp. 1057-1063 - per Dr. F.J. Glen (Inverness) letter to RWM 14 February 1989.
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George emigrated to Jamaica, and was lost at sea in Aug 1792.
References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
477
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Third son of William Munro III of Achany & Isobel Macpherson (m. 1714); m. cousin ----, dr. of Robert Munro of Blarich, with issue a son (emigrated to America). Lt., Sutherland Regt. of Fencible Men (War Office, 24 July 1779); disposition by Hugh Munro of Achany (1781) to sons George & William excludes 'Lieut. Alexander Monro of the Sutherland Regiment of Fencibles my brother german & his descendants' from any benefit 'because his conduct for many years back hath displeased me as I am persuaded it hath his other relations & friends'.
Mackenzie p. 475; Achany Genealogy Chart, (1881); Scots Magazine (1779), p. 400; (unchecked) Disposition (1781) in NAS, ref. RD 4/230 pp. 1057-1063 - per Dr. F.J. Glen (Inverness) letter to RWM 14 February 1989.
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References:
(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
477-478
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»weaver, Langwell, in Strathcarron, Kincardine parish; subscriber to David Munro's Gaelic translation of Rev. John Welsh's sermons (1845).
David Munro,_Gaelic Sermons, 17.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Younger son of Andrew Munro (of Kilmorack family) & Anne McWorchie; 'of whom nothing is known' (Mackenzie).
Munro tree (L/111), Mackenzie 290, Celtic Magazine x55
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Andrew's wife was from Inveran.
Ref: The Munro Tree (1734) L/111
Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734) by R. W. Munro - L/110
"Mr Thomas married a daughter of Hugh Ross in Milderge by whom he had a son Andrew..."
Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734) by R. W. Munro - L/111
"Andrew [? married] a daughter of Angus McWorchie in Inveran by her he had two sons John and Alexander."
Ref: "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie (1898) - p. 290
IV. Andrew Munro, who married Anne, daughter of Angus "Mac Mhurchaidh," Inverness, with issue--
Andrew was succeeded by his elder son, V. John Munro,
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Younger son of Andrew Munro (of Kilmorack family) & Anne McWorchie; 'of whom nothing is known' (Mackenzie).
Munro tree (L/111), Mackenzie 290, Celtic Magazine x55
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"Andrew [? married] a daughter of Angus McWorchie in Inveran by her he had two sons John and Alexander."
Ref: "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie (1898) - p. 290
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Younger son of Andrew Munro (of Kilmorack family) & Anne McWorchie; 'of whom nothing is known' (Mackenzie).
Munro tree (L/111), Mackenzie 290, Celtic Magazine x55
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Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734) by R. W. Munro - L/111
"Andrew [? married] a daughter of Angus McWorchie in Inveran by her he had two sons John and Alexander."
Ref: "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie (1898) - p. 290
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Younger son of Donald Munro (of Kilmorack family) & Janet McWurchie (Avoch); went to Lochbroom; m _________ with issue. Munro tree calls him "Mr. Alexander" - might this be the Alexander Monro Donaldson who in 1573 had chaplainry of St. Monan at Balconie in Kiltearn, 'for his sustentation at the scuills' with view to entering ministry? (demitted 1577) before 7-year period completed.
Munro tree (L/109), Mackenzie 290. Celtic Magazine x55. {RSS VII no 2112, VII 1120; OPS II (ii) 478}
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"Mr Donald married a daughter of William McWurchie Aoch by whom he had Mr Thomas and Alexander the [illegible] in Lochbroom."
Ref: "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie (1898) - p. 290
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Younger son of James Munro, Boath, & Jessie Munro (of Tain family).
Mackenzie p.413
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(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Younger son of James Munro, Boath, & Jessie Munro (of Tain family).
Mackenzie p.413
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(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
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[Alexander Munro]«i» Stenhousemuir Stirlingshire ( native ). Captain 12th Stirlingshire Rifles ( "Carron Corps" of volunteers ) - ? C. 1860
Robb Gillespie, "Round About Falkirk" ( 2nd edn 1879 ) p 133
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[Alxander Monro] «i»of the Allan family, cousin of David Monro of Allan, W.S. (d.1767), but not named in 'Munro Tree' (1734), on record at Inverness 1741, and (probably the same) in 1738.
Allan Papers, pp. «u»158«/u», 246, 338; Not in Munro Tree.
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[Andrew Manro] «i»smith at Foulis (1685); complained at Dingwall Presby 1678 that he had child baptized by James Urquhart (deposed Minister of Kinloss); named in Privy Council list of persons 'disaffected to the present government' Jan 19, 1685*, & in roll of delinquents', & in roll of delinquents laid before Commissioners of Judiciary at Elgin 3 Feb (name left blank, 'smith in Foulis' only in 'delinquents in Ross' 23 Jan, but cited by name, occupation & location when cited at his dwelling 26/27 Jan. (*both Alexander & Andrew Manro, smiths at Foulis, appeared in this list, Andrew only once thereafter, 9 Feb).
Dingwall Presby Records', 338-9; 3 Register of the Privy Council of Scotland x 389, 406, 444.
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«i»1689. James McMillan and Alexander Munro, troopers of the late Dundee's Horse, were incarcerated in the Canongate Tolbooth (Edinburgh) - Andrew Young, Keeper, by the Duke of Hamiltone's order, and the keeper appoynted by his grace upon sight to set them at liberty. Register of the Privy Council 22 October, 1689.
R$PC xiv 583;. Information from Rev. Somerled MacMillan, 27/October/1952. Account of the Proceedings of Estates, i 198-200,SHS; On conspiracy in Scots Report of Dragoons 1689 see Dalton 'Scots Army' ii 106 note.
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«i»a letter endorsed as being from«/i» [Alexander Monro] «i» 'an old soldier of the 25th Regt' dated 4 March 1786 & probably to Gen. Melville, asked him to sign a recommendation 'as it will get me some cloathing' - 'shall never trouble your Honor any more' - letter preserved in Melville MSS in NLS.
NLS Melville MSS reference MS 9846 fol 1 - first in large volume of bound letters.
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«i»Alexander & Katharine Munro had a liferent tack of land (one of 2 at Leadmore or Linmore) on Grandtully estate, 1759. Mentioned in several later Rentals.
NAS, Stewart of Grandtully Papers (GD 121/87).
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«i»Alexander & Katharine Munro had a liferent tack of land (one of 2 at Leadmore or Linmore) on Grandtully estate, 1759. Mentioned in several later Rentals.
NAS, Stewart of Grandtully Papers (GD 121/87).
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«i»Alexander Munro of Kiltearn Eldest son of Rev. Hugh Munro, Tain (d. 1744) & [?Christina ?Ross] suc. father as owner of Kiltearn (1756 valuation £132 ), described as 'of Kiltearn' in 1740, 1743, 1761; disponed Kiltearn to Sir Harry Munro of Foulis; late of Kiltearn, now landwaiter at Leith in 1762-7; appointed 21 July 1761, & took up duty at Leith 10 Oct; resigned post 1774; lived at Dub Row, Leith, & in 1776/7 'Directory' Robert Munro is also given with same occupation & address. m. Magdalen Munro (contract 1734, survived husband), son Hugh (on record 1778, in Grenada 1793); drs. Magaret, Ann, & yst James [sic] m. 1786 Alexander Paterson, writer in Edinburgh.
Munro Tree (P/3) - father; [Mackenzie, p. 37 - Alexander omitted]; «u»Fasti«/u», vol vii, p. 71 and vol viii, p. 669; Foulis Writs Nos. 359, 362, 365, 367, 368, 382, 384, 386; Williamson's «u»Edinburgh Directory«/u», 1773/4-1776/7; Edinburgh Evening News 13 Sep , 1950; Information from HM Customs & Excise Oct 1950; Foulis Case vii 47; Summons dated 8 July 1778 - son Hugh; Kiltearn Old Parish Registers (witness to marriage 1744); Services of Heirs 1820/29 - drs.; Edinburgh Marriage Register (SRS) - dr. James; Abridged Sasines, Ross-shire, 1 & 15 July 1793; Timperlay's «u»Directoy of Landownership«/u», p 301.
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«i»Alexander Munro of Kiltearn Eldest son of Rev. Hugh Munro, Tain (d. 1744) & [?Christina ?Ross] suc. father as owner of Kiltearn (1756 valuation £132 ), described as 'of Kiltearn' in 1740, 1743, 1761; disponed Kiltearn to Sir Harry Munro of Foulis; late of Kiltearn, now landwaiter at Leith in 1762-7; appointed 21 July 1761, & took up duty at Leith 10 Oct; resigned post 1774; lived at Dub Row, Leith, & in 1776/7 'Directory' Robert Munro is also given with same occupation & address. m. Magdalen Munro (contract 1734, survived husband), son Hugh (on record 1778, in Grenada 1793); drs. Magaret, Ann, & yst James [sic] m. 1786 Alexander Paterson, writer in Edinburgh.
Munro Tree (P/3) - father; [Mackenzie, p. 37 - Alexander omitted]; «u»Fasti«/u», vol vii, p. 71 and vol viii, p. 669; Foulis Writs Nos. 359, 362, 365, 367, 368, 382, 384, 386; Williamson's «u»Edinburgh Directory«/u», 1773/4-1776/7; Edinburgh Evening News 13 Sep , 1950; Information from HM Customs & Excise Oct 1950; Foulis Case vii 47; Summons dated 8 July 1778 - son Hugh; Kiltearn Old Parish Registers (witness to marriage 1744); Services of Heirs 1820/29 - drs.; Edinburgh Marriage Register (SRS) - dr. James; Abridged Sasines, Ross-shire, 1 & 15 July 1793; Timperlay's «u»Directoy of Landownership«/u», p 301.
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«i»Alexander Munro of Kiltearn Eldest son of Rev. Hugh Munro, Tain (d. 1744) & [?Christina ?Ross] suc. father as owner of Kiltearn (1756 valuation £132 ), described as 'of Kiltearn' in 1740, 1743, 1761; disponed Kiltearn to Sir Harry Munro of Foulis; late of Kiltearn, now landwaiter at Leith in 1762-7; appointed 21 July 1761, & took up duty at Leith 10 Oct; resigned post 1774; lived at Dub Row, Leith, & in 1776/7 'Directory' Robert Munro is also given with same occupation & address. m. Magdalen Munro (contract 1734, survived husband), son Hugh (on record 1778, in Grenada 1793); drs. Magaret, Ann, & yst James [sic] m. 1786 Alexander Paterson, writer in Edinburgh.
Munro Tree (P/3) - father; [Mackenzie, p. 37 - Alexander omitted]; «u»Fasti«/u», vol vii, p. 71 and vol viii, p. 669; Foulis Writs Nos. 359, 362, 365, 367, 368, 382, 384, 386; Williamson's «u»Edinburgh Directory«/u», 1773/4-1776/7; Edinburgh Evening News 13 Sep , 1950; Information from HM Customs & Excise Oct 1950; Foulis Case vii 47; Summons dated 8 July 1778 - son Hugh; Kiltearn Old Parish Registers (witness to marriage 1744); Services of Heirs 1820/29 - drs.; Edinburgh Marriage Register (SRS) - dr. James; Abridged Sasines, Ross-shire, 1 & 15 July 1793; Timperlay's «u»Directoy of Landownership«/u», p 301.
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«i»Alexander Munro of Kiltearn Eldest son of Rev. Hugh Munro, Tain (d. 1744) & [?Christina ?Ross] suc. father as owner of Kiltearn (1756 valuation £132 ), described as 'of Kiltearn' in 1740, 1743, 1761; disponed Kiltearn to Sir Harry Munro of Foulis; late of Kiltearn, now landwaiter at Leith in 1762-7; appointed 21 July 1761, & took up duty at Leith 10 Oct; resigned post 1774; lived at Dub Row, Leith, & in 1776/7 'Directory' Robert Munro is also given with same occupation & address. m. Magdalen Munro (contract 1734, survived husband), son Hugh (on record 1778, in Grenada 1793); drs. Magaret, Ann, & yst James [sic] m. 1786 Alexander Paterson, writer in Edinburgh.
Munro Tree (P/3) - father; [Mackenzie, p. 37 - Alexander omitted]; «u»Fasti«/u», vol vii, p. 71 and vol viii, p. 669; Foulis Writs Nos. 359, 362, 365, 367, 368, 382, 384, 386; Williamson's «u»Edinburgh Directory«/u», 1773/4-1776/7; Edinburgh Evening News 13 Sep , 1950; Information from HM Customs & Excise Oct 1950; Foulis Case vii 47; Summons dated 8 July 1778 - son Hugh; Kiltearn Old Parish Registers (witness to marriage 1744); Services of Heirs 1820/29 - drs.; Edinburgh Marriage Register (SRS) - dr. James; Abridged Sasines, Ross-shire, 1 & 15 July 1793; Timperlay's «u»Directoy of Landownership«/u», p 301.
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«i»Alexander Munro of Kiltearn Eldest son of Rev. Hugh Munro, Tain (d. 1744) & [?Christina ?Ross] suc. father as owner of Kiltearn (1756 valuation £132 ), described as 'of Kiltearn' in 1740, 1743, 1761; disponed Kiltearn to Sir Harry Munro of Foulis; late of Kiltearn, now landwaiter at Leith in 1762-7; appointed 21 July 1761, & took up duty at Leith 10 Oct; resigned post 1774; lived at Dub Row, Leith, & in 1776/7 'Directory' Robert Munro is also given with same occupation & address. m. Magdalen Munro (contract 1734, survived husband), son Hugh (on record 1778, in Grenada 1793); drs. Magaret, Ann, & yst James [sic] m. 1786 Alexander Paterson, writer in Edinburgh.
Munro Tree (P/3) - father; [Mackenzie, p. 37 - Alexander omitted]; «u»Fasti«/u», vol vii, p. 71 and vol viii, p. 669; Foulis Writs Nos. 359, 362, 365, 367, 368, 382, 384, 386; Williamson's «u»Edinburgh Directory«/u», 1773/4-1776/7; Edinburgh Evening News 13 Sep , 1950; Information from HM Customs & Excise Oct 1950; Foulis Case vii 47; Summons dated 8 July 1778 - son Hugh; Kiltearn Old Parish Registers (witness to marriage 1744); Services of Heirs 1820/29 - drs.; Edinburgh Marriage Register (SRS) - dr. James; Abridged Sasines, Ross-shire, 1 & 15 July 1793; Timperlay's «u»Directoy of Landownership«/u», p 301.
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«i»Geoge Smith & Alexander Munro were auditors of the accounts for the Reform Demonstration held in Edinburgh on 17 Nov 1866 (second Reform Bill 1867/8 extended the franchise to some of the "working class").
Audited account in Scottish Labour History Society's exhibition, Edinburgh International Festival (1966). ? Edin Trades Council Minutes (SHS) p 317
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«i»Robt. Alex and John Munro in Ballnabing (Balnabeen);, Urquhart & Loggie Parish, Black Isle, on invitation list for Teaninich funeral, 1703. See Alex (b.c. 1690).
Northern Chronicle 31/5/1893«/i»
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«i»Robt. Alex and John Munro in Ballnabing (Balnabeen);, Urquhart & Loggie Parish, Black Isle, on invitation list for Teaninich funeral, 1703. See Alex (b.c. 1690).
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«i»Robt. Alex and John Munro in Ballnabing (Balnabeen);, Urquhart & Loggie Parish, Black Isle, on invitation list for Teaninich funeral, 1703. See Alex (b.c. 1690).
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«i»Tenant in Hill quarter of Meikle Allan (1690).
NAS Monro of Allan Papers no. 95.
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«i»title to pew in parish church of Cromarty in favour of Alexander Munro, shoemaker in Cromarty, signed 23 Nov 1741 by Rev. George Gordon (moderator).
Original exhibited in Inverness Burgh Museum (1961) - presented by Stewart Rule & Burns, solicitors, Inverness
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«i»writer in Edinburgh; witness to apprentice indenture at Inverness, 9 Feb 1710.
Transactions of. Inverness Scientific Society and Fielod Club viii 352 (1917).
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The following is an opituary from the Daily Hampshire Gazette, Northampton, Massachusetts - 24 Aug 1978 - from the Alger reference.
Richard S. Munroe, 64, Scottish genealogist
ASHFIELD - Richard S. Munroe, 64, of Baptist Corner Road, a noted Scottish genealogist and one of the organizers of Clan Munroe in this country, died suddenly Monday whife visifing in Morroe Bay, Calif.
Born in Medford Sept. 7, 1913, the son of the late Herbert C. and Alice (Bennett) Munroe, he spent, much of his time in the past 15 years researching Munroe family history.
From his studies, he compiled a book entitled "The Geneology and History of the Lexington, Mass. Munroes."
A graduate of Northampton High School, he worked for a time' at the former Prophylactic Brush Co. He retired several years ago as the purchasing agent for the Acme Chain Corp. of Holyoke.
He was the first president of Clan Munroe of the United States and was serving as secretary of the organization at the time of his death. He was in California attending a gathering of the group when he died.
In addition to Clan Munroe, he was active in Clan Macpherson and Clan Murray.
Together with his wife, the former Marjorie Philbrook, he operated the Munroe Highland
House of Ashfield which deals in Scottish imports.
He was a member of the Hampshire Lodge of Masons AF&AM in Haydenville, a former member of the Florence Congregational Church and a member of the Congregational Church of Ashfield.
Besides' his wife, he leaves a daughter, Lee Bauer of Toronto, Canada; and several nieces and nephews.
The funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Newell Northampton Funeral Home.
The burial will he in the Spring Grove Cemetery.
Calling hours at the funeral home will be tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
At 8 p.m. tomorrow, a Masonic Evergreen service will be conducted.
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The following is from "Clan Munro Magazine" 2005 - #24 - p. 42-43
Joan, always known as Jo, was born on 24 Oct 1910. With her siblings she spent much of her youth in Ester Ross, especially after the early death of their father, as one can see from the charming picture of her as a girl that hangs at present at Foulis. She was twice married, first to Alistair Gordon-Ingram, and secondly at Foulis to a distinguished County Court Judge and former wartime sailor, Harold Paton. She and Harold settled down on his retirement at Ardullie Farmhouse near Foulis, while her daughter Mary and her family lived nearby.
Joan and her sister, Marion had much in common, notably a fierce loyalty to the family and its traditions, a love of Foulis and Ferindonald and those great Scots' characteristics of determination and thrift. Born to a privileged, if not wealthy, background of large houses and domestic servants, they lived to see huge social changes and to their great credit they adapted well to the more straightened circumstances of the end of the 20th century. Like their mother, Eva Gascoigne, who lived at Foulis for so many years, they were never ones to reject the modern world, instead embracing what was best about it. Like her too, they had a deep sense of duty to those who had served them over the years.
Jo and Maryanne both bore the infirmities of old age bravely and without complaint. They were buried in the tranquil old churchyard at Kiltearn by the sea, where so many Munros have gone to lie. May they rest in peace, remembered by their children and many friends.
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