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Ann Munro

Birth25 Jun 1848 - Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire
Death10 Apr 1914 - St. Nicholas, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
MotherIsabell Wood
FatherGeorge Munro

Born in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire on 25 Jun 1848 to George Munro and Isabell Wood. Ann Munro married John Rettie and had 9 children. She passed away on 10 Apr 1914 in St. Nicholas, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.

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Parents
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George Munro
1816 - 1865
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Isabell Wood
1816 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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John Rettie
1849 - 1917
Children Show all
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Elizabeth Sherriffs Rettie
1888 - 1947
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John Monro Rettie
1872 - 1961
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James M Rettie
1875 - Unknown
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Margaret D Rettie
1878 - 1950
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Charles Skene Rettie
1882 - 1945
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Agnes Donaldson Rettie
1880 - 1950
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Annie Rettie
1893 - Unknown
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Alexander Mann Rettie
1885 - 1963
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George Munro Rettie
1874 - 1875

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