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NRS, GD71
Originally written in English 1487-1944


National Records of Scotland catalogue
Date 1487-1944
Title Papers of the Monro Family of Allan
Description
  1. Title Deeds, etc., 1487-1909: GD71/1-241
  2. Inventories of - (1) Writs, 1590-1862: GD71/242-250
    Inventories of - (2) Household Furniture, stock and farm implements, 1742-1870:GD71/251-260
  3. Tacks, 1544/5-1879: GD71/261-270
  4. Rentals, 1692-1909: GD71/271-277
  5. Marriage Contracts and Testamentary Documents, 1625-1887: GD71/278-290
  6. Genealogy: GD71/291-294
  7. Church, 1569-1887: GD71/295-318
  8. Farming and Agriculture, 1764-1882: GD71/319-326
  9. Naval and Military Papers, 1797-1889: GD71/327-331
  10. Medical Prescriptions: GD71/332
  11. Parliament, 1846-1887: GD71/333-335
  12. Letters: GD71/336-429
    (1) to David Munro of Allan, W.S., 1737-1767
    (2) to Charles Munro of Allan, 1775-1816
    (3) to David Monro of Allan, 1841-1897
    (4) to Captain Charles Monro of Allan, 1896-1908
    (5) Family Letters, 1795-1909
    (6) Miscellaneous Letters, 1575-1888
  13. Accounts and Receipts, 1731-1875: GD71/430-450
  14. Miscellaneous Papers including papers relating to the service of Captain Charles L. D. Monro of Allan in the British South African Police, the schooland schoolmaster of Fearn, and parochial affairs, 1565-1905: GD71/451-492
  15. Additional papers, mostly legal business (including family executries), 1757-1944: GD71/493-524
Collection Papers of the Monro Family of Allan
Reference GD71 (link to catalog entry)
Repository National Records of Scotland
Access status Open
Location Off site
Level Fonds
Format Text
Language English
Related material For plans see RHP44701-44703
Archival history INVENTORY of WRITS and PAPERS presented by the late Mrs. Ada M. Monro of Allan to the Scottish Record Office, H.M. General Register House, Edinburgh.

Documents

Documents found in this collection or volume.

Discussion

This is a collection of papers donated to the Scottish Record Office by Mrs. Ada M. Monro of Allan after her husband's death.[1]


Sources

  1. "GD71". National Records of Scotland. Nov 9, 2007.