Clan Munro and Association
News and Information
The Clan Munro (Association) of Canada
web: www.clanmunroassociation.ca
Secretary -
email: info@clanmunroassociation.ca
Australian Contact is Don Munro
email donmunro6@bigpond.com
web: www.clanmunroaustralia.org
The New Zealand secretary is Margaret Weeden
email eweeden@xtra.co.nz
and Janet Cross the Hon Treasurer.
The Chief’s cousin has published a book about when it happened in Scotland, this
is a quick history of facts that you either forgot or never learned. The book has
been dedicated '... to the members, all over the world, of the Clan Munro'.
WHEN IT HAPPENED IN
Scotland
Published by Constable
should be available from most good bokshops in the UK but only through Amazon or similar for anyone from overseas.
GEORGE CHAMIER is Scottish on his mother's side. He was formerly the head of History at Bradfield College. He now lives in London and works as a writer and editor, one of his most recent works being a history of the oldest public lending library in Scotland, at Innerpeffray. He is the author of the highly acclaimed: When It Happened in Britain.
Tree sponsorship is currently on pause while we catch up with the demand. Many thanks for your generosity so far.
All tree dedications will be written into a Tree Dedications book to be kept at Storehouse
of Foulis.
Many thanks again for all sponsorships. We are all very grateful to you.
May your trees grow strong and spread their branches.
Please Note
We do not carry out genealogy searches, look up the Genealogy Links page where a number of websites have been suggested where you will find extra help.
You can join the association by printing off the appropriate pages from the Membership Section and sending them to the Hon. Treasurer. Association Members: It is important to let us know if you change your address
Articles
Prince Charles relishes the finest Foulis can offer
Ian (Darby) and Patty Munro's visit to Foulis Castle
The Wedding of Mr F. G. Munro Yr. Of Foulis & Miss O. Oxley
You Tube video of Foulis Castle Daffodil tea with fiddle music
The above You Tube video is of a charitable fund raising event held at the Castle earlier this year in aid of the Life Boats. I think they raised over £3,500. Since then there has been another event in aid of the traditional music organisation Feis Rois which raised £4,200 so they were delighted too.