Hugh Munro 1747–1821 – Whos Your Daddy? Wikigenealogy

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Hugh Munro, 1747–1821 (aged 74 years)

Name

Hugh Munro

Name: Hugh /Munro/
Surname: Munro
Given names: Hugh

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Family with Catherine Campbell
himself	Links Birth: before 12 February 1747 — Foulis, Ross Shire, Scotland Christening: 12 February 1747 — Avoch, Ross And Cromarty, Scotland Marriage: about 1773 — <, USA> Death: 24 December 1821 — Williamstown, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada LDS baptism: 28 January 1972 LDS endowment: 21 June 1972 LDS child sealing: 7 March 1973 LDS spouse sealing: 3 February 1996 Burial: Presbyterian Cemetery, Williamstown, Ontario, Canada Unique identifier: 6B16B9EF914AF64CAB4ED9F5686264548FB8 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Catherine Campbell Anne Munro Hugh Munro 1747–1821 Birth: before 12 February 1747 — Foulis, Ross Shire, Scotland Death: 24 December 1821 — Williamstown, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada
wife	Links Birth: about 1750 — Dingwall, Scotland Marriage: about 1773 — <, USA> Death: 1838 — Williamstown, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada LDS spouse sealing: 3 February 1996 Burial: Presbyterian Cemetery, Williamstown, Ontario, Canada Unique identifier: 6B16B9EF914AF64CAB4ED9F5686264548FB8 Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Hugh Munro Anne Munro Catherine Campbell 1750–1838 Birth: about 1750 — Dingwall, Scotland Death: 1838 — Williamstown, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada
Marriage	Marriage — about 1773 — <, USA>
6 years daughter	Links Birth: about 1778 30 28 — New York Colony, Or Williamstown Marriage: 27 February 1793 — Williamstown, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Death: 11 April 1846 — Williamstown, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada Burial: Presbyterian Cemetery, Williamstown, Ontario, Canada Unique identifier: 8871FC9F0C792B4EB1A49CC0C9522870F66F Links Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Alexander Ross Colin Ross Donald Ross John Ross Catherine Ross Hugh Ross Janet Ross Annie Ross Hector Ross Finlay Ross Elizabeth Ross Anne Munro 1778–1846 Birth: about 1778 30 28 — New York Colony, Or Williamstown Death: 11 April 1846 — Williamstown, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada

Events of close relatives
Birth	before 12 February 1747 Foulis, Ross Shire, Scotland
Christening	12 February 1747 (aged 0 days) Avoch, Ross And Cromarty, Scotland
Marriage	Catherine Campbell — View this family about 1773 (aged 25 years) <, USA>
Birth of a daughter	Anne Munro about 1778 New York Colony, Or Williamstown
Marriage of a daughter	Alexander Ross — Anne Munro — View this family 27 February 1793 Williamstown, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada
Death	24 December 1821 (aged 74 years) Williamstown, Glengarry, Ontario, Canada
LDS baptism	28 January 1972 (150 years after death) Temple: Los Angeles, California, United States
LDS endowment	21 June 1972 (150 years after death) Temple: Los Angeles, California, United States
LDS child sealing	7 March 1973 (151 years after death) Temple: Los Angeles, California, United States
LDS spouse sealing	Catherine Campbell — View this family 3 February 1996 (174 years after death) Temple: Cardston, Alberta, Canada
Burial	Presbyterian Cemetery, Williamstown, Ontario, Canada
Unique identifier	257BD96F58189C42B81337D9F437E92F54DA
Last change	27 August 2011 – 00:00:00

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Note	Hugh Munro served in the King's Royal Rifles of New York (Johnso n's Greens). He served during the war, and later took land at Willia mstown. He emigrated from Scotland in 1772 or 1773. There is a story tha t the ship, on whichthey left Scotland, had difficulties, and pulle d into Ireland, where they spent the winter, leaving for America the ne xt spring, and arriving on Johnson's land in 1773. The family too k rented accommodation near Johnstown, NewYork. There was considerable u nrest... the stirrings of rebellion... Hugh,along with most of the othe r Scots (many of them, likely including Hugh, were veterans of Highlan d regiments which had fought in America during the 'French-Indian War), wen t with Johnson to Quebec where he was enrolled in the KRRNY. He was dis charged 24 December, 1783. It appears that Catherine andthe children ca me to Canada in 1784. The family was Granted land in Charlottenburgh township, and went upriver from Montreal to the east half of lot t22 on the south side of the River Raisin.

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Hugh Munro served in the King's Royal Rifles of New York (Johnso
n's
Greens). He served during the war, and later took land at Willia
mstown.
He emigrated from Scotland in 1772 or 1773. There is a story tha
t the
ship, on whichthey left Scotland, had difficulties, and pulle
d into
Ireland, where they spent the winter, leaving for America the ne
xt
spring, and arriving on Johnson's land in 1773. The family too
k rented
accommodation near Johnstown, NewYork. There was considerable u
nrest...
the stirrings of rebellion... Hugh,along with most of the othe
r Scots
(many of them, likely including Hugh, were veterans of Highlan
d regiments
which had fought in America during the 'French-Indian War), wen
t with
Johnson to Quebec where he was enrolled in the KRRNY. He was dis
charged
24 December, 1783. It appears that Catherine andthe children ca
me to
Canada in 1784. The family was Granted land in Charlottenburgh
township, and went upriver from Montreal to the east half of lot
t22 on
the south side of the River Raisin.