Henry Munroe

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Henry Munroe (ca 1727 - ca 1782) was a Scottish-born soldier and political figure in Nova Scotia. He represented the township of Granville in the Nova Scotia House of Representatives from 1765 to 1768. His family name also appeared as Munro .

Janet Gunn daughter of George Gunn VI from Braemore married Pdt. John Munro around 1704, with the problem,

1. William, dead
2. John Gun married Elizabeth Sutherland's daughter from John Sutherland from Little Tarbol and Christian MacKenzie from Gruinard m 1717.
3. Sir George Gun I of Poyntzfield born before 1730 married Mary (Hinde) Poyntz, 1760.
4. Henry was born before 1727, married Sarah Hooper B. March 10, 1743 in Granville, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia

Rev. Munro was the minister of Halkirk from 1704 until his death in 1743. Henry Munroe was born in Cromarty and joined the 77th Leg, (Montgomery's Highlanders) raised in Argyleshire to serve against France in North America. Lieutenant Henry Munro was injured on September 14, 1758 and fought in all major battles before returning to Granville Nova Scotia. Munroe was given an area of ​​2,000 acres (8.1Ã, km ² ) in Granville, near Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia. He married Sarah Hooper, daughter of New England Planter, T. Hooper. Hoopers came to Annapolis in Captivating Molly in 1760. They were from Massachusetts. Henry Munroe was appointed from Granville to the provincial legislature in Halifax in 1765. He resigned from the seat of the provincial assembly in 1768. Munroe served as a peace judge and a lieutenant colonel at the local militia. He died of apoplexy 6 January 1781.

Henry menikahi Sarah Hooper B. 10 Maret 1743 di Granville, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia dengan masalah,

1. Nancy, B. 1767, Granville, Nova Scotia, m. John Hall 29 April 1791
2. George, B. 1768, Granville, Nova Scotia, m. Lucretia Chesley, April 1792
3. Henry, B. 1770, Granville, Nova Scotia, m. Elizabeth Green, 4 Januari 1806
4. Robert, B. 1774, Granville, Nova Scotia, m. Penepole Green, 16 Maret 1806
5. David Davidson B. 1776, Granville, Nova Scotia, m. 1 Rhoda Simpson, 1801, m. 2 Elizabeth Katherns 1815
6. John, B. 1777, Granville, Nova Scotia, m. Eva Bohacker, 7 Maret 1799
7. Elizabeth B. 1778, Granville, Nova Scotia m. William Ruffee, 20 Oktober 1791

Oldest brother Henry William died without any problems.

Henry's brother, Captain John Gunn Munro from Braemore married Elizabeth Sutherland. They have ten children.

1. George Gunn Munro (born 1743) married Justina Dunbar. They have George's son.
2. John, Major, was killed in an unmarried American war.
3. Henry.
4. Alexander.
5. Innes, married to Ann GORDON of Clyne. Their children included: Major Sir George Gun MUNRO who married Jemima Charlotte, daughter of Colonel GRAHAM.
6. Christina is married to Colonel George MACKENZIE from Lochend.
7. Ann is the first of the four wives of Rev. Robert ARTHUR from Buchan. He was born in 1744 and died May 11, 1821.
8. Jenny married William SUTHERLAND, Sheriff of Sutherland.
9. Alexandrina died unmarried
10. Margaret is married to Captain John MACKENZIE 5th of Gruinard.

Henry's brother, Sir George Gunn Munro, m. Mary Hinde and Mary (Molly) Poyntz married a license at Chapel Royal, St. James 1747. The license shows Mary Poyntz is 25 years old in 1747. She was born in 1722 and died in 1785. George Hinde is a merchant agent in Jamaica for the firm of Augustus and the Boyd of London. He died July 1, 1756. Mary (Molly) Parents Poyntz is Deane Poyntz (born April 3, 1687) and Florence Fulton. Sir George bought land in Ardoch, Scotland, and renamed the area with Poyntzfield in honor of his wife. Sir George Gunn Munro died around January 1785.

1. From the Scottish National Archives Tailies Registry RT 1/22 F169R-187
2. The Male Inheritance Deed executed by Sir George Gun Munro and Lady Munro in London on 8.7.1783.22

In Edinburgh the eighteenth day of December one thousand seven hundred and eighty-three years. Anent the Petition granted and presented to the Lords of Council and Session for and on behalf of Sir George Munro of Poyntzfield Humblely Shewing That the applicant has been dated July 8, one thousand seven hundred and eighty with the consent of Mary Nyonya Munro, his wife, executing the Deed of Ownership, he gave Grants Alienates and Disposes in favor of the male heir who produced the body in his current marriage with Lady Munro and the male heirs of their bodies; who fails to the other male heirs to be born from his body in subsequent marriages and the male heirs of their bodies, which fails in the daughter or heir of women who produce or to produce his body in his present marriage with said his wife's Mrs. Munro and the male heir of their body, the eldest daughter or the female heir, excluding the heirs who are always separated and Successful without splits, who fail to the other heirs mentioned are all failing to the other heirs and Members Taillie as she was supposed to do afterwards nominate and appoint by writing under her hand Signed Mr. William Hanyman, Procurator Advocate for the Petitioner and the Possession Act therein which is legally proclaimed to their Lord they are deferred and hereby withhold their authority there and be determined and determined and hereby determine and befriended It is the same to note in the Special Register for the purpose it [170v] provisions of the Act [1685], of which the Acts do not also follow,

Know everyone by these gifts That I, Mr. George Munro from Poyntzfield in County Cromarty, the legitimate landowner of the land of Barony and others and with the approval of Mary Lady Munro my wife has given Given Mixed and Denied from my heirs and My successor in the land of Barony and etc. To and supporting the male heirs produced or to be produced from my body in My marriage now with Lady Munro said my wife and the male heir of their body

1. who failed George Gun Munro my nephew and the male heir of his body,
2. that failed on my niece Innis Munro from George Gun Munro and the male heir of his body,
3. who is unfaithful to my nephew, George Munro, eldest son of the late Brother Henry Munro [d. 1781, Granville, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia] and to the male heirs of his body
4. who failed on Henry Munro [B. 1770], Second Son of my brother, Henry Munro and the male heir of his body,
5. who failed John Munro, the Third Son of my brother, Henry Munro, and the male heir of his body,
6. that failed on Robert Poyntz Munro Putra Fourth of my brother named Henry Munro and the male heir of his body, (See pages 548 and 549, History of Munros of Fowlis with the genealogies of the main families of the name , ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, 1898)
7. who rejected David Davidson Munro The Fifth Son of my brother named Henry Munro and the male heir of his body,
8. who failed on Nephew Colin Graham from Drynie Esquire and the male heir of his body,
9. who failed on my nephew's sister Alexander Graham from Colin Graham and the male heir of his body,

Everything Barony Land and others afterwards That's to say The whole and all Ardoch land, Teaninich Blairnaclach Colins Croft and the Land particles or Spot of Ground are called Badaffin located within the parish of Kirkmichael and the Shire of Cromarty But with and under Loads Liferen to Mrs. Munro of All and all the Land and others mentioned above if she would survive me,

See William Poyntz from Midgham at County of Berks Witness, Reverend Charles Poyntz from North Creek in County Norfolk.

From Vicar George Gun Munro General Marriage License Allegation May 26,1760 he was declared a thirty-year-old bachelor who identified himself born before 1730. Sir George Gun Munro and Mary (Poyntz) Hinde married May 29, 1760 Session Paper [SP394/14] A petition which states that Sir George Gun Munro and Lady Mary died in 1785,

Henry's nephew Colonel Innis Munro was appointed lieutenant at the 73rd Highlanders. The regiment later became the 71st Highlanders. Colonel Innis Munro resigned from the army in 1808. He died in 1827. Colonel Innis married Ann, the daughter of Pdt. George Gordon from Clyne. He died February 19, 1836, aged 95 years. Colise Innis was replaced by his son Major George Gunn Munro who was born in 1788. He died in 1852. Major Sir George Gunn Munro is the fourth army of Poyntzfield.

1. The first Laird was, Sir George Gunn Munro, (born before 1730), son of Janet Gunn of Braemore and Rev. John Munro from Halkirk, Caithness, Scotland.
2. He was followed by the nephew of Sir George Gunn Munro, born of his brother, Captain John Gun and Elizabeth Sutherland from Braemore. Nephew George Gunn Munro born 1743, died July 1, 1806, age 63. George Gunn Munro married Justina Dunbar, June 8, 1787. Justina is the daughter of William Dunbar, Forres. He was born 11/02/1759, was baptized February 11, 1760. His death was published in the Inverness Journal Friday, November 4, 1825. They had no children. George Gun Munro (born 1743) has an illegitimate child with Ann (Bain) Bailey while married to Justina Dunbar. This is Hon. George Gun Munro who was born in 1785. He went to Grenada and became prominent holding the office of Assistant Judge of the Supreme Court, Senior Member of the Board, General Treasurer of the Grenada Colony, died in Grenada. Notice of death was published in Inverness Journal, Friday 19 February, 1830.
3. George Gunn Munro's nephew, born to his brother, Captain John Gun and Elizabeth Sutherland Colonel Innis Munro, B. 1744 D. Friday, 26 Jan, 1827 Warning of Death at Inverness Journal, replacing his nephew, George Gunn Munro, b. 1743.
4. After the death of Col. Innis Gunn Munro in 1827 his son, Major George Gunn Munro managed to become Poyntzfield and became the fourth Laird. He married Jemima Charlotte Graham in 1822. Jemima Charlotte Graham was married to Francis Graham, B. 17 October 1778, the son of Alexander Graham of Drynie (on the Black Isle), near Dingwall, and Donna Ighaive. Alexander Graham is the British Consul in Faial (Fayal), Azores. Francis Graham, their son, traveled to Jamaica in April 1797. Francis Graham returned to Scotland, leaving Jamaica July 16, 1812 to marry his cousin Jemima Charlotte, daughter of third lieutenant colonel Colin Dundas Graham of the Scottish Brigade. They married in the Edinburgh castle, in 1813. Francis and Jemima Charlotte then returned to Jamaica, with the problems of Colin and Agnes. Children precede them. Francis Graham died January 2, 1820. After the death of Francis Graham, widow of Jemima Charlotte, married Major George Gun Munro of Poyntzfield, Scotland, in 1822. Major George Gunn Munro was crowned in 1842. Major Sir George Gunn Munro died at the Strathpeffer Spa. in September, 1852. The death of Jemima Charlotte Munro was published in Inverness Advertisers April 26, 1857.

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References

• For information about George Hinde, see Letter and Paper Henry Lauren Vol.II.
• Sir George Gunn Munro I of Poyntzfield - will be at the Scottish National Archive RT1/24 f33v, written July 7, 1783, proved 21 February 1787
• Deane Poyntz - will be dated 1746/1749/50. Prob 11/777 55 Feb 1750
• George Hinde Esq will be dated July 16, 1755, proven in 1756. Prob 11/825 Oct. 6.1756
• Calnek, W. A. ​​â € <â € << i> County History of Annapolis, Nova Scotia: Including Old Port Royal & amp; Acadia (1999)

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