Jannet Bain & Donald Munro

[BronwenS]

Looking for the births marriages & death of both of these people
Jannet Bain wife of Donald Munro mother of Katharine Munro
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Children (may have been more children than this)
1766 May 18th Isobel Munro, Balintrade, Kilmuir Easter (father listed as a fisher) (register to hand) 
1778 July 9th Katharine Munro, Balintrade, Kilmuir Easter (register to hand)
1780 July 12th William Munro, Drummedate, Kilmuir Easter (Father listed as dyker, builder of dry stone walls) (Register to hand)

[Skoosh]

Drummeddat was a croft which the laird Hugh Rose developed into his house Arabella. Balintrad has a pier on the Cromarty Firth!

Skoosh.

[BronwenS]

Thanks Skoosh interesting information to have.  I assume the spelling you have is the correct one and not what I have seen on the register.  Regards Bronwen NZ

[Skoosh]

Think so Bronwen!

Skoosh.

[BronwenS]

Thanks Skoosh

[Skoosh]

Same cocktail as mine Bronwen, Mackenzie, Ross & Munro, we must be related somewhere, through drink?

Skoosh.

[BronwenS]

No not through drink, I am a Kahlua on the rocks person -not very Scottish.  Fascinating though do you live in that part of the world Skoosh?

[Skoosh]

In Glasgow Bronwen but lived up there for a while & can manage the accent if refreshed enough! 

Skoosh.

[BronwenS]

My grandfathetr was born in Uddingston, my father just out of London but came to NZ as a 2 year old in 1919 to NZ.   I have a lot of family history in Ross & Cromarty, Glasgow and environs and a little in Edinburgh on my grandfather's side. My father was passionate about everything Scots.  He followed Scottish poetry (wrote a book in Lallans himself - he was a writer amongst other things) new the history, the poets the artists etc.