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Murdo Munro

Birth1818 - Knock Point Stornoway Isle of Lewis Scotland
Death1903 - Isle of Lewis, Scotland
MotherChristian Mccaskil
FatherDonald* Munroe

Born in Knock Point Stornoway Isle of Lewis Scotland on 1818 to Donald* Munroe and Christian Mccaskil. Murdo Munro married Ann MacLeod and had 13 children. He passed away on 1903 in Isle of Lewis, Scotland.

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Parents
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Donald* Munroe
1793 - 1864
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Christian Mccaskil
1797 - 1880
Spouse(s)
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Ann Macleod
1819 - 1888
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Ann Mcleod
1821 - 1896
Children Show all
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Mary Munro
1848 - Unknown
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Isabella Munro
1853 - Unknown
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Malcolm Munro
1857 - Unknown
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Henrietta Munro
1851 - 1940
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Christina Munro
1845 - Unknown
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Josephine Munro
1845 - Unknown
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Effy Munro
1850 - Unknown
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Christina Munro
1845 - Unknown
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John Munro
1859 - Unknown
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Isabella Munro
1859 - Unknown
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John Munro
1859 - Unknown
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Mary Munro
1848 - Unknown
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Christie Munroe
1850 - Unknown

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