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James Munro

Birth1835 - Westbury-on-Trym, Gloucestershire
DeathNot Available - Canada
MotherAnn Unknown (Mugford/Mogford)
FatherHector Munro

Born in Westbury-on-Trym, Gloucestershire on 1835 to Hector Munro and Ann Unknown (Mugford/Mogford). James Munro married Sarah Masters and had 12 children. He passed away in Canada.

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Parents
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Hector Munro
Unknown - Unknown
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Ann Unknown (Mugford/mogford)
1805 - 1877
Spouse(s)
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Sarah Masters
1831 - 1868
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Elizabeth Jane Bussup
1851 - 1888
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Hector John Munro
1858 - 1921
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James Munro
1863 - 1934
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Annie Munro
1874 - Unknown
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Jessie Jeanette Cameron Munro
1873 - Unknown
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George Munro
1870 - Unknown
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Florence Louise Munro
1879 - Unknown
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Edith Grills
1879 - 1926
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William Henry Munro
1860 - Unknown
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Frank Munro
1885 - Unknown
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Agnes Munro
1865 - 1947
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Mary Isabel Munro
1878 - Unknown
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Sarah Munro
1862 - Unknown

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