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Alexander William Munro, 1824–1907?> (aged 83 years)
- Name
- Alexander William /Munro/
- Given names
- Alexander William
- Surname
- Munro
Alexander Willliam Munro first wife Maryanne E Bradley 1826 died having their son Joseph Alexander Munro 1846-1923...Alexander William's second wife Louisa Sergeant 1827-1907 they had 13 children: Louisa 1848-1923, Jane 1851, Charles Alexander 1854-1931 married (Ann nee Levell 1864-1931),Henry 1855-1943, Alice 1858-1953, Isabella 1860-1865, Annie 1863-1937, Martha 1866, Amelia 1868-1942, Rosetta married Sullivan 1871-1944, Alexander W 1874, Hector 1878-1944.
Death of Alexander William Munro.(Wagga Wagga Express Tuesday 7 May 1907): DEATH AT TOOYAL.
PASSING OF A LEADING RESIDENT
The death occurred of Mr. Alexander William Munro, of Too
Yal, Coolamon NSW. Deceased was one of the foremost,
best-known, and most highly respected resident of the district. He was born in Nairn, Scotland & his mother was
Maryann Catherine Waters, born 1805-1906.
Alexander William’s father served in the military, serving in Belgium when he was 21, and served at Waterloo, he was injured twice although it is not know what the injuries were.
Alexander William was born in Bermondsey, Surrey
he attended the asylum military school with his brothers & sisters where they were well educated this is a school for military children, who’s parent are away at war, in England.
Alexander William & Louisa Sargeant arrived
with their daughter Louisa on the Ship Thesis at Port
Phillip Melbourne victoria. They had a Carriage business
In Prahran Victoria for some years before moving to
Coolamon NSW with his family to farm in the pioneering days.
He leaves seven daughters and two sons.
His wife having predeceased him in December last.
The cause of death was Blight's disease. The funeral took
place on Sunday, the remains being interred in the Coolamon
cemetery. There was a very large attendance of residents from all parts of the district, amongst whom much sympathy was expressed for the bereaved family. The pall-bearers were Messrs. A. and R .Robinson, W. and J. Munro, M. Mallon and F. Shephard. The funeral arrangements were carried out by Messrs. Hoye and Colbeck.
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1794–1859
Birth: 14 February 1794
— Nairnshire, Scotland Death: 1859 — Scotland |
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Marriage | Marriage — 1 January 1824 — |
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1824–1907
Birth: 1824
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— Southwark St John Horsleydown, London Borough of Southwark, London, England Death: 4 May 1907 — Coolamon, New South Wales, Australia |
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— Southwark St John Horsleydown, London Borough of Southwark, London, England Death: 4 May 1907 — Coolamon, New South Wales, Australia |
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1827–1906
Birth: 1827
— London, England Death: 7 December 1906 — Coolamon, New South Wales, Australia |
Civil marriage | Civil marriage — 11 July 1847 — Walworth, London Borough of Southwark, London, England |
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Death: 1944 — Old Junee, New South Wales, Australia |
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1871–1944
Birth: 3 March 1871
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— Quilpie, Darling Downs South West, Queensland, Australia Death: 14 October 1944 — Narrandera, New South Wales, Australia |
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Address: St. Peter's Church, Walworth, London Borough of Southwark, London, England. Note: Alexander William Munro's First wife was MARYANNE E BRADLEY BORN: 1826-1846...Maryanne died when Joseph Alexander was born 1846...his father left him back in England Joseph would have been 2years old perhaps to be taken care of by his deceased wife family...Alexander William Munro remarried Louisa Sergeant arriving in port Philip on the Ship Thetis with his new wife and baby... where they lived first in Prahran, Victoria, having a carriage business most of their children were born all over Australia) then they moved to the country a small town called Coolamon NSW.... |
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Address: Tarbat Parish Old Church, Fearn, Ross-shire, Scotland. |
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Cemetery: Coolamon Church of England Cemetery |
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Address: Tooyal Road, Hillcrest, Coolamon, New South Wales, Australia. |
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Address: Church of England Cemetery, Coolamon, New South Wales, Australia. |
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Author of last change: Danny |
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Alexander William Munro's First wife was MARYANNE E BRADLEY BORN: 1826-1846...Maryanne died when Joseph Alexander was born 1846...his father left him back in England Joseph would have been 2years old perhaps to be taken care of by his deceased wife family...Alexander William Munro remarried Louisa Sergeant arriving in port Philip on the Ship Thetis with his new wife and baby... where they lived first in Prahran, Victoria, having a carriage business most of their children were born all over Australia) then they moved to the country a small town called Coolamon NSW.... |
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Alexander Willliam Munro first wife Maryanne E Bradley 1826 died having their son Joseph Alexander Munro 1846-1923...Alexander William's second wife Louisa Sergeant 1827-1907 they had 13 children: Louisa 1848-1923, Jane 1851, Charles Alexander 1854-1931 married (Ann nee Levell 1864-1931),Henry 1855-1943, Alice 1858-1953, Isabella 1860-1865, Annie 1863-1937, Martha 1866, Amelia 1868-1942, Rosetta married Sullivan 1871-1944, Alexander W 1874, Hector 1878-1944. |
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Having lived 48 years in Australia, Alexander arrived on the ship Thetis from England to Port Phillip, Melbourne, 1846. The name on the shipping records is spelt MunroE. He went straight to the Victorian Goldfields upon arrival from England, before becoming a carrier from the steamers at Bourke to the outlying propeties of NW NSW and SW QLD. |
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St. Peter's Church, Walworth, London, England |
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AlexanderWilliamMunrojureronThetisCoroner'sinquest20Feb1849.jpg |
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Coolamon, NSW |
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alexander William Death1907abc.docx |