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Bathia Rhind

Birthabt 1820 - Huntly, Aberdeenshire
DeathBET 10 AUG 1882 AND 1935 - Scott's Hospital, Huntly, Scotland
MotherMargaret Barclay
FatherGordon Rhind

Born in Huntly, Aberdeenshire on abt 1820 to Gordon Rhind and Margaret Barclay. Bathia Rhind married Charles Munro and had 12 children. She passed away on BET 10 AUG 1882 AND 1935 in Scott's Hospital, Huntly, Scotland.

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Parents
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Gordon Rhind
1796 - 1853
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Margaret Barclay
1792 - 1887
Spouse(s)
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Charles Munro
1821 - 1905
Children Show all
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Jessie Munro
1861 - Unknown
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Mary Robertson Munro
1850 - 1931
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Isabella Munro
1863 - 1960
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Margaret Ann Munro
1842 - Unknown
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Alexander S. Munro
1840 - 1950
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James Smith Munro
1856 - 1935
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Alexander Munro
1840 - 1902
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Charles Munro
1846 - Unknown
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Jean Munro
1845 - Unknown
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John Munro
1858 - 1917
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William G Munro
1853 - Unknown
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Ann Tower Munro
1848 - 1958

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