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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of John Munro, tacksman in Katewell; baptized Kiltearn 15 March, 1757.
Kiltearn parish Records
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of John Munro, tacksman in Katewell; baptized Kiltearn 15 March, 1757.
Kiltearn parish Records
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Rev. John Munro (died 1853) and Penuel Grant; born Knockando, Morayshire 15 October 1809; educated Aberdeen, ordained 1839; pastor of Ind. Church, Upper Banchory (until c.1843), and Blackhills, Skene, c.1843-64; took medical course at Marischal College M.D. New York; conductor of Loch-Head hydopathic establishment c.1859-64; of Cluny Hill hydropathic; opened 1865; supt. Waverley hydropathic, Melrose 1868; returned to Forres; author of "Aberdeen Water-Cure Journal (1859-60), "Handbook of Hydropathy", (1878); went to Bishops Teignton, Devon, 1881, died there January 1883 having married Agnes Begg with issue - Alexander Begg (1846-94),
Parish Registers - Knockando, (1809), Skene (1846). R. Douglas, "Annals of Forres" 347-8,162. Rev. Jas. Ross, "History of Congr. Independency Scotland" (1908 edn.) 258. Alexander Munro in Scotsman quoted "Aberdeen Sanitary Reformer"; 169-74 (1861). Oliver Boyd's Almanac (1840/64) - MD from 1856. "Dictionary of Anonyms & Pseudonyms English Literature" i273,v291, vi232. " GroomeGazeteer" (1901) 609. "Family Hydro Guide" (1870), notice of Melrose in Hydropathic Estabs. Directory (1889) book list. A. Gammie, "Churchs of Aberdeen", 266. C.A. Wilson in "Aberdeen Bon-Accord" 16 December 1943. C.A. Wilson in "Aberdeen of Auld Lang Syne" (1948) portrait opposite p. 19 (no. 86)«/i».
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Ref: Clan Munro files - DeWolfe, James
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Rev. John Munro (died 1853) and Penuel Grant; born Knockando, Morayshire 15 October 1809; educated Aberdeen, ordained 1839; pastor of Ind. Church, Upper Banchory (until c.1843), and Blackhills, Skene, c.1843-64; took medical course at Marischal College M.D. New York; conductor of Loch-Head hydopathic establishment c.1859-64; of Cluny Hill hydropathic; opened 1865; supt. Waverley hydropathic, Melrose 1868; returned to Forres; author of "Aberdeen Water-Cure Journal (1859-60), "Handbook of Hydropathy", (1878); went to Bishops Teignton, Devon, 1881, died there January 1883 having married Agnes Begg with issue - Alexander Begg (1846-94),
Parish Registers - Knockando, (1809), Skene (1846). R. Douglas, "Annals of Forres" 347-8,162. Rev. Jas. Ross, "History of Congr. Independency Scotland" (1908 edn.) 258. Alexander Munro in Scotsman quoted "Aberdeen Sanitary Reformer"; 169-74 (1861). Oliver Boyd's Almanac (1840/64) - MD from 1856. "Dictionary of Anonyms & Pseudonyms English Literature" i273,v291, vi232. " GroomeGazeteer" (1901) 609. "Family Hydro Guide" (1870), notice of Melrose in Hydropathic Estabs. Directory (1889) book list. A. Gammie, "Churchs of Aberdeen", 266. C.A. Wilson in "Aberdeen Bon-Accord" 16 December 1943. C.A. Wilson in "Aberdeen of Auld Lang Syne" (1948) portrait opposite p. 19 (no. 86)«/i».
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Grant, Penuel (I5176)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Samuel Munro, Evanton, Rossshire (d.1881) and Margeret Munro; draper in Inverness; d. Evanton 10 Sep 95, aged 60. But see Alex, Son of Samuel and Janet Munro (Mackenzie 483), nephew Alex d. Jersey 1884.
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Commercial traveller in London; d. St Helier, Jersey, 18 August 1884, aged 23; uncle Alexander died in Evanton 1895.
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Alexander might be the same person as Alexander [38785].
Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, Alexander (I59665)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Samuel Munro, Evanton, Rossshire (d.1881) and Margeret Munro; draper in Inverness; d. Evanton 10 Sep 95, aged 60. But see Alex, Son of Samuel and Janet Munro (Mackenzie 483), nephew Alex d. Jersey 1884.
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Samuel might be the same person as Samuel [38782].
Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, Samuel (I59666)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Samuel Munro, Evanton, Rossshire (d.1881) and Margeret Munro; draper in Inverness; d. Evanton 10 Sep 95, aged 60. But see Alex, Son of Samuel and Janet Munro (Mackenzie 483), nephew Alex d. Jersey 1884.
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Samuel Munro, Evanton, Rossshire (d.1881) and Margeret Munro; draper in Inverness; d. Evanton 10 Sep 95, aged 60. But see Alex, Son of Samuel and Janet Munro (Mackenzie 483), nephew Alex d. Jersey 1884.
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of Samuel Munro, Evanton, Rossshire (d.1881) and Margeret Munro; draper in Inverness; d. Evanton 10 Sep 95, aged 60. But see Alex, Son of Samuel and Janet Munro (Mackenzie 483), nephew Alex d. Jersey 1884.
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Commercial traveller in London; d. St Helier, Jersey, 18 August 1884, aged 23; uncle Alexander died in Evanton 1895.
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, Alexander (I59669)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of William Munro - Clayside, Golspie; baptized 30 Novembe 1740.
Parish registers (Golspie bapt.).
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of William Munro - Clayside, Golspie; baptized 30 Novembe 1740.
Parish registers (Golspie bapt.).
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, William (I59455)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of William Munro, Balnabeen, Urquhart parish, baptized Urquhart 27 October 1726.
Urquhart OPRS - (not checked), per F. Ribero Ferreira (1956) family tree.
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, Alexander (I59427)
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of William Munro, Balnabeen, Urquhart parish, baptized Urquhart 27 October 1726.
Urquhart OPRS - (not checked), per F. Ribero Ferreira (1956) family tree.
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, William (I59428)
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[Alexander Munro] «i»son of William Munro, tacksman of Delnies (d. 1778) & Margaret Spens (d. 1750); 'preacher of the Gospel', d. 22 June 1777; tutor to Sir Hugh Munro of Foulis (1763-1848) when a boy at Foulis for two or three years; went with Sir Harry & son Hugh to Edinburgh & remained with them till he was taken ill, when he was sent back to Ross-shire by Sir Harry & died 'early in harvest' 1777; prob. the 'Mr. Alexander Munro student of Divinity at Arduilzie' named in Dingwall Presby 28 Feb & 10 July 1776, witnessed the Foulis entail 28 June 1776, & perhaps the 'preacher of the Gospel' who d. 22 June 1777.
Alness Monument Inscription; Foulis Case v 55; Reg. of Tailzies vol 21 fol 218; Presbytery of Dingwall Minutes, vol 8, pp. 28,34 (NAS ref CH 2/92/8).
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, Alexander (I59758)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»son of William Munro, tacksman of Delnies (d. 1778) & Margaret Spens (d. 1750); 'preacher of the Gospel', d. 22 June 1777; tutor to Sir Hugh Munro of Foulis (1763-1848) when a boy at Foulis for two or three years; went with Sir Harry & son Hugh to Edinburgh & remained with them till he was taken ill, when he was sent back to Ross-shire by Sir Harry & died 'early in harvest' 1777; prob. the 'Mr. Alexander Munro student of Divinity at Arduilzie' named in Dingwall Presby 28 Feb & 10 July 1776, witnessed the Foulis entail 28 June 1776, & perhaps the 'preacher of the Gospel' who d. 22 June 1777.
Alness Monument Inscription; Foulis Case v 55; Reg. of Tailzies vol 21 fol 218; Presbytery of Dingwall Minutes, vol 8, pp. 28,34 (NAS ref CH 2/92/8).
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, William (I59759)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»son of William Munro, tacksman of Delnies (d. 1778) & Margaret Spens (d. 1750); 'preacher of the Gospel', d. 22 June 1777; tutor to Sir Hugh Munro of Foulis (1763-1848) when a boy at Foulis for two or three years; went with Sir Harry & son Hugh to Edinburgh & remained with them till he was taken ill, when he was sent back to Ross-shire by Sir Harry & died 'early in harvest' 1777; prob. the 'Mr. Alexander Munro student of Divinity at Arduilzie' named in Dingwall Presby 28 Feb & 10 July 1776, witnessed the Foulis entail 28 June 1776, & perhaps the 'preacher of the Gospel' who d. 22 June 1777.
Alness Monument Inscription; Foulis Case v 55; Reg. of Tailzies vol 21 fol 218; Presbytery of Dingwall Minutes, vol 8, pp. 28,34 (NAS ref CH 2/92/8).
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Spens, Margaret (I59760)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of _ Munro & Elizabeth Queen (died 1911); Antiquarian; died 23 February, 1910, aged 61, & buried at Inverness, having married Mary Jane Innes (died 29 March 1932, aged 79), with issue including Alexander (died. Keith 4 April 1902, aged 20).
Tomnahurich Monument Inscription; Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland of date no help - apparently.not an FSA Scot
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, Alexander (I51936)
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of _ Munro & Elizabeth Queen (died 1911); Antiquarian; died 23 February, 1910, aged 61, & buried at Inverness, having married Mary Jane Innes (died 29 March 1932, aged 79), with issue including Alexander (died. Keith 4 April 1902, aged 20).
Tomnahurich Monument Inscription; Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland of date no help - apparently.not an FSA Scot
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of _ Munro & Elizabeth Queen (died 1911); Antiquarian; died 23 February, 1910, aged 61, & buried at Inverness, having married Mary Jane Innes (died 29 March 1932, aged 79), with issue including Alexander (died. Keith 4 April 1902, aged 20).
Tomnahurich Monument Inscription; Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland of date no help - apparently.not an FSA Scot
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Queen, Elizabeth (I59703)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of _ Munro & Elizabeth Queen (died 1911); Antiquarian; died 23 February, 1910, aged 61, & buried at Inverness, having married Mary Jane Innes (died 29 March 1932, aged 79), with issue including Alexander (died. Keith 4 April 1902, aged 20).
Tomnahurich Monument Inscription; Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland of date no help - apparently.not an FSA Scot
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Innes, Mary Jane (I59704)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Son of _ Munro & Elizabeth Queen (died 1911); Antiquarian; died 23 February, 1910, aged 61, & buried at Inverness, having married Mary Jane Innes (died 29 March 1932, aged 79), with issue including Alexander (died. Keith 4 April 1902, aged 20).
Tomnahurich Monument Inscription; Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland of date no help - apparently.not an FSA Scot
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Tacksman at Crochar, Urquhart parish, Black Isle; died 3 April 1844, aged 67, having married Elizabeth Ross (d. 14 March 1870, aged 82). «b»Note: «/b»Crochar (NH 5958) is 2 m. NW of Balnabeen.
Urquhart (Ferintosh) I. US Landranger Sheet 26. Watson Place Names of Ross & Cromarty 117.«/i»
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Alexander might be the same person as Alexander [1538] or [59501].
Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, Alexander (I59513)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Tacksman at Crochar, Urquhart parish, Black Isle; died 3 April 1844, aged 67, having married Elizabeth Ross (d. 14 March 1870, aged 82). «b»Note: «/b»Crochar (NH 5958) is 2 m. NW of Balnabeen.
Urquhart (Ferintosh) I. US Landranger Sheet 26. Watson Place Names of Ross & Cromarty 117.«/i»
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Elizabeth might be the same person as Elizabeth [1539] or [59502].
Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Ross, Elizabeth (I59514)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Tailor, sometime of 21 Perth Street, Edinburgh; d. Edin. 18 Apr 1945.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»tenant in Craigroy', 1660, partly responsible for maintaining the mill of Westray (prob. near Edderton).
W. McGill, «u»Old Ross-shire and Scotland«/u», ii no. 1103; (Watson R&C Place Names, p. 23)
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, Alexander (I59966)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Third and only surving son of Daniel Munro(1697-1764) (tailor) and Christian Wylie B. (? Bapt.?) 25 Apr 1731, merchant in Glasgow (burgess 20 September 1750); said to have been reduced from affluence to compartive indigence by act of confiscation of 1776 (ruined Virginia Trade); d. Edin. 28 March 1809, having married Margaret Starke (d. 15 May 1807), with issue - Daniel (d. 1799, aged 39); Sir Thomas, 1st Baronet«b» «/b»(1761-1827); Alexander (1764-1850); William (d. c. 1786); James (d. 1798), Erskine (m. 1798, 1. [Sir] Jas Turnbull, 2. Hon Henry Erskine), and Margaret. (m. 1801 G.M. Drummond).
Glasgow Parish Records 1731 (per manuscript of M.W. Grant 1965). Gleig, Sir Thomas Munro. Mackenzie pp 366-8. Burke's Peerage . St Cuthbert's (Edin.) M1 - p 57, Edinburgh Evening Courtant 3 April 1809 & 21 May 1807. Scots Mag. (1809) p. 319, (1798) p. 651. Scots Mag (1807) p. 400. Edinburgh Directories, 1805-6 to 1808-9. Ross-shire Journal. 16 June 1961. Edinburgh Marriage Reg. (1751-1800) p. 573 - dr Erskine. Glasgow Burgess Roll (5RS) 20 September 1750. SRO Glasgow Commissariat Record 26 June 1764. E. Grant "Memoirs of a Highland Lady" (1988 edn) ii 59.
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(1) "History of the Munros of Fowlis" by A. Mackenzie - Inverness (1898) - p.
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Third and only surving son of Daniel Munro(1697-1764) (tailor) and Christian Wylie B. (? Bapt.?) 25 Apr 1731, merchant in Glasgow (burgess 20 September 1750); said to have been reduced from affluence to compartive indigence by act of confiscation of 1776 (ruined Virginia Trade); d. Edin. 28 March 1809, having married Margaret Starke (d. 15 May 1807), with issue - Daniel (d. 1799, aged 39); Sir Thomas, 1st Baronet«b» «/b»(1761-1827); Alexander (1764-1850); William (d. c. 1786); James (d. 1798), Erskine (m. 1798, 1. [Sir] Jas Turnbull, 2. Hon Henry Erskine), and Margaret. (m. 1801 G.M. Drummond).
Glasgow Parish Records 1731 (per manuscript of M.W. Grant 1965). Gleig, Sir Thomas Munro. Mackenzie pp 366-8. Burke's Peerage . St Cuthbert's (Edin.) M1 - p 57, Edinburgh Evening Courtant 3 April 1809 & 21 May 1807. Scots Mag. (1809) p. 319, (1798) p. 651. Scots Mag (1807) p. 400. Edinburgh Directories, 1805-6 to 1808-9. Ross-shire Journal. 16 June 1961. Edinburgh Marriage Reg. (1751-1800) p. 573 - dr Erskine. Glasgow Burgess Roll (5RS) 20 September 1750. SRO Glasgow Commissariat Record 26 June 1764. E. Grant "Memoirs of a Highland Lady" (1988 edn) ii 59.
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The following is a transcription of RW Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»? Culcraggie family; tailor in Glasgow. Admitted burgess and guild brother in right of wife, 22 April 1697; married Bethia Johnstone, 9 December, 1696; father of Daniel (1697-1764); Robert (1700-__); Isabel(1702- __);Alex (1727x29); John (1732-__);Rachel married William McFarlane); Isabel (baptised 1702); son Daniel had son Alexander (1731-1809) father of Sir Thomas 1st Bart.
Glasgow High Kirk Parish RecordsI (Glasgow City Archives Office, 1969) Marriage; Glasgow Burgess Roll 22 April, 1697; 18 August, 1727-son Daniel; 20 September, 1732-son John
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Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - L/26
"...William [137] is said by Mackenzie to be father of Daniel merchant in Glasgow whose son Alexander (1731-1809) was father of Sir Thomas governor of Madras; but records show that Alexander's father was Daniel, baptd 2 Dec 1697, son of Alexander Munro and Bethia Johnston, tailor in Glasgow, burgh treasurer, bailie and deacon convener who d Feb 1764."
Daniel was a tailor in Glasgow, burgh treasurer, bailie and deacon convener.
One reference says that Daniels parents were Alexander Munro and Bethia Johnston.
Ref: "The Munro Tree (1734)" by R. W. Munro - L/26
Clan Munro files - Stroud, Anna Margaret | Munro, Daniel (I28882)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»Third and only surving son of Daniel Munro(1697-1764) (tailor) and Christian Wylie B. (? Bapt.?) 25 Apr 1731, merchant in Glasgow (burgess 20 September 1750); said to have been reduced from affluence to compartive indigence by act of confiscation of 1776 (ruined Virginia Trade); d. Edin. 28 March 1809, having married Margaret Starke (d. 15 May 1807), with issue - Daniel (d. 1799, aged 39); Sir Thomas, 1st Baronet«b» «/b»(1761-1827); Alexander (1764-1850); William (d. c. 1786); James (d. 1798), Erskine (m. 1798, 1. [Sir] Jas Turnbull, 2. Hon Henry Erskine), and Margaret. (m. 1801 G.M. Drummond).
Glasgow Parish Records 1731 (per manuscript of M.W. Grant 1965). Gleig, Sir Thomas Munro. Mackenzie pp 366-8. Burke's Peerage . St Cuthbert's (Edin.) M1 - p 57, Edinburgh Evening Courtant 3 April 1809 & 21 May 1807. Scots Mag. (1809) p. 319, (1798) p. 651. Scots Mag (1807) p. 400. Edinburgh Directories, 1805-6 to 1808-9. Ross-shire Journal. 16 June 1961. Edinburgh Marriage Reg. (1751-1800) p. 573 - dr Erskine. Glasgow Burgess Roll (5RS) 20 September 1750. SRO Glasgow Commissariat Record 26 June 1764. E. Grant "Memoirs of a Highland Lady" (1988 edn) ii 59.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Tulloch (Creich parish); D. 18 Aprl 1872, aged 77, having married with issue - George (d. 1887), William (8 years), Hugh (27 years) and Alexander (21 years).
Creich Monument Inscription
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Tulloch (Creich parish); D. 18 Aprl 1872, aged 77, having married with issue - George (d. 1887), William (8 years), Hugh (27 years) and Alexander (21 years).
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Tulloch (Creich parish); D. 18 Aprl 1872, aged 77, having married with issue - George (d. 1887), William (8 years), Hugh (27 years) and Alexander (21 years).
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Tulloch (Creich parish); D. 18 Aprl 1872, aged 77, having married with issue - George (d. 1887), William (8 years), Hugh (27 years) and Alexander (21 years).
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Tulloch (Creich parish); D. 18 Aprl 1872, aged 77, having married with issue - George (d. 1887), William (8 years), Hugh (27 years) and Alexander (21 years).
Creich Monument Inscription
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Compiled and edited by Allen Alger, Genealogist, Clan Munro Association, USA | Munro, Alexander (I59552)
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The following is a transcription of RW "Billy" Munro's genealogy notes:
[Alexander Munro] «i»writer, Falkirk; admitted Procurator 1812; juryman at trial of John Baird at Stirling foir high treason, 1820; d. 13 Oct 1835, (buried East U.P. Church ground), having m. 1811 Mary Hardie Mungall, Falkirk, with issue - Alexander (d. 1838), & 4 other sons & 2 drs, incl William Mungall. prob. same as father of Mary Munro (m. Wm. Dickson, merchant, Edinburgh, whom she survived, dying 21 Feb 1910).
Local Antiquarian N & Q (Falkirk 1908) I 271; Services of Heirs (1837, 1839) - sons; Scotsman 24 Feb 1910.
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Eldest son of Alexander Munro (d. 1835) & Mary Hardie Mungall; writer, Falkirk; served heir general & special* to father, 1837; d. 22 Oct 38. *in 2 acres on N. side of the Randiegate of Falkirk. See Alex
Local Antiquarian N & Q (Falkirk 1908) I 271; Services of Heirs (1837).
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[Alexander Munro] «i»writer, Falkirk; admitted Procurator 1812; juryman at trial of John Baird at Stirling foir high treason, 1820; d. 13 Oct 1835, (buried East U.P. Church ground), having m. 1811 Mary Hardie Mungall, Falkirk, with issue - Alexander (d. 1838), & 4 other sons & 2 drs, incl William Mungall. prob. same as father of Mary Munro (m. Wm. Dickson, merchant, Edinburgh, whom she survived, dying 21 Feb 1910).
Local Antiquarian N & Q (Falkirk 1908) I 271; Services of Heirs (1837, 1839) - sons; Scotsman 24 Feb 1910.
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[Alexander Munro]«i» 'Sandy Munro', Moore County, North Carolina, U.S.A.; d. c.1936, 'being last person in Moore County who "kenned the Gaelic"', accordiing to J. Allan Dunn
Clan Munro Annual, ii 16.
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[Alexander Munro]«i» Born (probably at Stoer in Sutherland) c. 1790; graduated Kings College, Aberdeen; teacher in Scotland; left Aysynt for Pictou, Nova Scotia, 1818; "chief financier" of ark; to St. Ann's, Cape Breton, where he called his estate "Ballach Laddich", - schoolmaster at north side of St. Ann's - "victim" of Rev. Norman McLeod, resigned post; went to Canada, but returned; married (before leaving Scotland). Brother of Donald b. c.1795) and John (b. c.180?) See John (1774/5.
Flora McPherson, "Watchman Against the World", (Rev. N. McLeod), 50, 52, 58, (59), 65, 66, 69, 77, 79, 85, 106. Nova Scotia land grants (1820) no. 2519. «/i»
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[Alexander Munro]«i» Born (probably at Stoer in Sutherland) c. 1790; graduated Kings College, Aberdeen; teacher in Scotland; left Aysynt for Pictou, Nova Scotia, 1818; "chief financier" of ark; to St. Ann's, Cape Breton, where he called his estate "Ballach Laddich", - schoolmaster at north side of St. Ann's - "victim" of Rev. Norman McLeod, resigned post; went to Canada, but returned; married (before leaving Scotland). Brother of Donald b. c.1795) and John (b. c.180?) See John (1774/5.
Flora McPherson, "Watchman Against the World", (Rev. N. McLeod), 50, 52, 58, (59), 65, 66, 69, 77, 79, 85, 106. Nova Scotia land grants (1820) no. 2519. «/i»
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[Alexander Munro]«i» Born (probably at Stoer in Sutherland) c. 1790; graduated Kings College, Aberdeen; teacher in Scotland; left Aysynt for Pictou, Nova Scotia, 1818; "chief financier" of ark; to St. Ann's, Cape Breton, where he called his estate "Ballach Laddich", - schoolmaster at north side of St. Ann's - "victim" of Rev. Norman McLeod, resigned post; went to Canada, but returned; married (before leaving Scotland). Brother of Donald b. c.1795) and John (b. c.180?) See John (1774/5.
Flora McPherson, "Watchman Against the World", (Rev. N. McLeod), 50, 52, 58, (59), 65, 66, 69, 77, 79, 85, 106. Nova Scotia land grants (1820) no. 2519. «/i»
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[Alexander Munro]«i» Born (probably at Stoer in Sutherland) c. 1790; graduated Kings College, Aberdeen; teacher in Scotland; left Aysynt for Pictou, Nova Scotia, 1818; "chief financier" of ark; to St. Ann's, Cape Breton, where he called his estate "Ballach Laddich", - schoolmaster at north side of St. Ann's - "victim" of Rev. Norman McLeod, resigned post; went to Canada, but returned; married (before leaving Scotland). Brother of Donald b. c.1795) and John (b. c.180?) See John (1774/5.
Flora McPherson, "Watchman Against the World", (Rev. N. McLeod), 50, 52, 58, (59), 65, 66, 69, 77, 79, 85, 106. Nova Scotia land grants (1820) no. 2519. «/i»
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[Allen McLean Munro] «i»Son of Henry Hugh Munro (1822-72) & Janet Isabella Wardrop; Born Valparaiso, Chile, 23 December, 1866; died unmarried in Chile in 1887 age 21.
Information furnished by F. Ribeiro Ferreira, 1956«/i»
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[Allen McLean Munro] «i»Son of Henry Hugh Munro (1822-72) & Janet Isabella Wardrop; Born Valparaiso, Chile, 23 December, 1866; died unmarried in Chile in 1887 age 21.
Information furnished by F. Ribeiro Ferreira, 1956«/i»
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[Allen McLean Munro] «i»Son of Henry Hugh Munro (1822-72) & Janet Isabella Wardrop; Born Valparaiso, Chile, 23 December, 1866; died unmarried in Chile in 1887 age 21.
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[Leslie Alexander Munro] «i»Journalist. See Leslie Alexander (Alan) Munro «/i»
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[Rev. Alexander Munro] «i»Probably born Strathhaladale; minister of Queen Street U.P. Church, Inverness; married Isabella Mclean with issue Daniel (Rev. 1814-1894), founder of Queen Street congregation, which became sole remaining fruit of the secession to N. Highlands (Small ii 646). Licensed in Edinburgh 1824 and ordained 9 July 1833 as minister at Paisley; inducted first minister of Queen Street, Inverness, 8 March 1842; died 13 December 1854, aged 67 (or 67th year of life and 30th year of ministry MI says September 8th, author (with Wm. Wood) of Gaelic booklet on Church Secession, published Inverness 1834.
HFHS list 2171. Founder of Queen Street UP congregation Monument Inscription. Inverness (chapel yard) Monument Inscription - on SE wall (behind tree). Rev. Robert Small, "History of Congregations of UP Church", (1904) i 645, 646. Fasti vi 362 - son. D.E. Meek in "Scottish Studies" 28 (1987) p. 25. John Fraser, "Reminisces of Inverness" (1905), pgs. 106, 109-110, 113. Queen Street Church - plaque at entrance.«/i»
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[Rev. Alexander Munro] «i»Probably born Strathhaladale; minister of Queen Street U.P. Church, Inverness; married Isabella Mclean with issue Daniel (Rev. 1814-1894), founder of Queen Street congregation, which became sole remaining fruit of the secession to N. Highlands (Small ii 646). Licensed in Edinburgh 1824 and ordained 9 July 1833 as minister at Paisley; inducted first minister of Queen Street, Inverness, 8 March 1842; died 13 December 1854, aged 67 (or 67th year of life and 30th year of ministry MI says September 8th, author (with Wm. Wood) of Gaelic booklet on Church Secession, published Inverness 1834.
HFHS list 2171. Founder of Queen Street UP congregation Monument Inscription. Inverness (chapel yard) Monument Inscription - on SE wall (behind tree). Rev. Robert Small, "History of Congregations of UP Church", (1904) i 645, 646. Fasti vi 362 - son. D.E. Meek in "Scottish Studies" 28 (1987) p. 25. John Fraser, "Reminisces of Inverness" (1905), pgs. 106, 109-110, 113. Queen Street Church - plaque at entrance.«/i»
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[Rev. Alexander Munro] «i»Probably born Strathhaladale; minister of Queen Street U.P. Church, Inverness; married Isabella Mclean with issue Daniel (Rev. 1814-1894), founder of Queen Street congregation, which became sole remaining fruit of the secession to N. Highlands (Small ii 646). Licensed in Edinburgh 1824 and ordained 9 July 1833 as minister at Paisley; inducted first minister of Queen Street, Inverness, 8 March 1842; died 13 December 1854, aged 67 (or 67th year of life and 30th year of ministry MI says September 8th, author (with Wm. Wood) of Gaelic booklet on Church Secession, published Inverness 1834.
HFHS list 2171. Founder of Queen Street UP congregation Monument Inscription. Inverness (chapel yard) Monument Inscription - on SE wall (behind tree). Rev. Robert Small, "History of Congregations of UP Church", (1904) i 645, 646. Fasti vi 362 - son. D.E. Meek in "Scottish Studies" 28 (1987) p. 25. John Fraser, "Reminisces of Inverness" (1905), pgs. 106, 109-110, 113. Queen Street Church - plaque at entrance.«/i»
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[Alexander Munro] «i»Eldest son of Rev. Daniel Munro (1814-1896) and Eliz. Gardiner; born February 1853, died 30 March 1886.
Fasti vi 362
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[Rev. Alexander Munro] «i»Son of John Munro (c. 1720-) and Mary Mackenzie; baptized at Urquhart 17 January 1757 ; educated Kings College, Aberdeen, (MA 1777), ordained Edderton 1785, (succeeded. Rev. Joseph), d. 30 October 1820 (tombstone says 31st), having married (1) 1781 Margaret Cooper (d. 1797) with issue - Hugh* (b. 1782), Mary; (2) 1798 Simona (d. 1834), daughter of Simon Mackenzie of Scotsburn , with issue - Margaret Mackenzie (1799-1854), John (b. 1804-30), Vere Menzies (b. 1806), Alexander John (d. 10 December 1848, aged 19). Grandson "of Belnabium" (Balnabeen, Urquhart Parish near Alcaig.
Clan Munro Magazine vii 26. Edderton MI. - photo by Portuguese descendants. Fasti vii 54, viii 664. Information from descendant F. Ribeiro Ferreira (1956) - family tree. Clan Munro Association Newsletter (1960). Tain Royal Academy Minutes (MS) ii 48. Tain Royal Academy Minutes - no. 1816 appeal pp 19, 25.
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[Rev. Alexander Munro] «i»Son of John Munro (c. 1720-) and Mary Mackenzie; baptized at Urquhart 17 January 1757 ; educated Kings College, Aberdeen, (MA 1777), ordained Edderton 1785, (succeeded. Rev. Joseph), d. 30 October 1820 (tombstone says 31st), having married (1) 1781 Margaret Cooper (d. 1797) with issue - Hugh* (b. 1782), Mary; (2) 1798 Simona (d. 1834), daughter of Simon Mackenzie of Scotsburn , with issue - Margaret Mackenzie (1799-1854), John (b. 1804-30), Vere Menzies (b. 1806), Alexander John (d. 10 December 1848, aged 19). Grandson "of Belnabium" (Balnabeen, Urquhart Parish near Alcaig.
Clan Munro Magazine vii 26. Edderton MI. - photo by Portuguese descendants. Fasti vii 54, viii 664. Information from descendant F. Ribeiro Ferreira (1956) - family tree. Clan Munro Association Newsletter (1960). Tain Royal Academy Minutes (MS) ii 48. Tain Royal Academy Minutes - no. 1816 appeal pp 19, 25.
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