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"Monro of Allan"
Burke's Landed Gentry (6th ed., vol. 2)
MONRO OF ALLAN.

MONRO, DAVID, Esq. of Allan, co. Ross, D.L. for cos. Ross and Cromarty, b. Nov. 1808; m. 1831, Elizabeth, only child of William Bennet, Esq. and has had issue,

  1. Charles, Lieut. Bombay army, b 1834; d. at sea, 1855.
  2. Robert Clifford Lloyd, b. 1835 ; lost at sea, 1854.
  3. WILLIAM, formerly an officer in the 76th regt., b. 1837.
  4. David, Capt. Madras Staff Corps, b. 1839; m. 1865, Louisa Jane, dau. of Charles Pelly, Esq., late Member of Council, Madras, son of Sir Henry Pelly, Bart., and has issue.
  5. Francis James Fraser, Capt. 11th regt. Madras army, b. 1843; m. 1870, Gertrude, only child of A. Mackay, Esq., Bengal Civil Service, who d. May, 1877. He d. at Calcutta 15 Sept. 1878.
  6. Hugh Ross, b. 1845; d. Sept. 1872, while in active discharge of his official duties as Inspector of Police, Shotpore district, Punjaub.
  7. George Alexander Ross, Ensign 4th King's Own regt.; b. 1852; d. 1874, at Fort Monckton, a young officer of great promise.
  1. Elizabeth Leila.
  2. Catherine, m. 1864, John Jervis Gregory, Lieut. R.N.[25]

LINEAGE.— This is a branch of the ancient North British family of MUNRO, of Foulis.

HUGH MUNRO, 13th Baron of Fowlis[note 1] in 1425, m. 1st, a dau. of Keith, Earl Marishal, which lady d. in giving birth to her 1st son. He m. 2ndly, the Lady Margaret Sutherland, dau. of Nicholas, Earl of Sutherland, and had by her one son,

JOHN MUNRO, ancestor of the Monros, Lairds of Milntown, co. Ross. The grandson of this JOHN,

ANDREW MONRO, m. 1511, Euphamie Dunbar, only child of Dunbar, Laird of Tarbat, and by her acquired large possessions. He was s. in the estate of Milntown by his eldest son, George Munro,[note 2] and the lands of Allan and Allanmore[note 3] he gave to his 2nd son

WILLIAM MONRO, of Allan, b. 1535,[note 4] who m. Catherine, dau. of Brigadier Shaw,[note 5] and by her had one son, ANDREW MONRO (b. 1560), who m. Mary Ross,[note 6] and was s. by his son, DAVID MONRO, b. 1600,[note 7] whose only son and successor, DAVID MONRO, b. 1640,[note 8] Capt. in the Earl of Rothes' Horse, fell at the Battle of the Boyne,[note 9] leaving by Mary his wife, dau. of Sir John Davis, of Whitehall, Carrickfergus,[note 10] and grand-dau. of Sir John Davis, Attorney-General of Ireland,[note 11] a son and successor, DAVID MONRO,[note 12] who m. Elizabeth Ross, dau. of the Laird of Balblair,[note 13] and had one son, DAVID, his successor,[note 14] and a dau., Margaret, m. Charles Mackenzie,[note 15] and had by him, who changed his name to MONRO on acquiring his wife's estates,[note 16] a son, CHARLES, of whom presently, as devisee of his uncle. The son, DAVID MONRO, Esq., an Advocate in Edinburgh, left his estate in 1765 to his nephew, son of his sister,[note 17] left his estate as above,

CHARLES MONRO, Esq., who m. 1st, 1772, Mary, dau. of Hugh Macleod, Laird of Geanies, co. Ross ; and 2ndly, Catherine, eldest dau. of Hugh Houston, Esq. of Crich, co. Sutherland. Mr. Charles Monro d. 1814, and was s. by his eldest son, the present DAVID MONRO, Esq. of Allan.

Arms— Or, an eagle's head erased gu. Crest— An eagle perching ppr. Motto — Dread God.

Seat— Allan House, Tain, co. Ross, N.B.[71]




People pages
• Monro of Allan
• David Ross, 1st of Balblair (c1642-1710)
• Elizabeth Ross, wife of David Munro of Allan
Related documents
• History of the Munros (Monros of Allan)
• History of the Munros (Monros of Milntown)
People mentioned • David Monro • Elizabeth Bennet • Charles Monro • Robert Clifford Lloyd Monro • William Monro • Louisa Jane Pelly • Charles Pelly • Henry Pelly • Francis James Fraser Monro • Gertrude Mackay • Hugh Ross Monro • George Alexander Ross Monro • Elizabeth Leila Monro • Catherine Monro • Hugh Munro • Margaret Sutherland • Nicholas, Earl of Sutherland • John Munro • Andrew Monro • Euphamie Dunbar • Dunbar, Laird of Tarbat • George Munro • Catherine Shaw • Brigadier Shaw • Mary Ross • Mary Davis • John Davis • Elizabeth Ross • Margaret Monro • Charles Mackenzie • Mary Macleod • Hugh Macleod • Catherine Houston • Hugh Houston

Timeline

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  • 1879 - Burke published his first edition of Landed Gentry that included a genealogy of the Monros of Allan. It diverges in several ways from the genealogy written by the family circa 1734 and contains names and dates that are disputed by contemporary documents.[71]
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  • 1879 - Burke erroneously states in Landed Gentry that Elizabeth, daughter of the Laird of Balblair, married David Monro of Allan[71]
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Discussion

This edition of Landed Gentry, published in 1879, was the first to contain a genealogy of the Monros of Allan. It diverges greatly from the Munro tree laid out in the manuscript compiled in 1734 and is not supported by contemporary documents.

Monro of Allan pedigrees from several sources
       
The Munro tree, 1734 Landed Gentry, 1879 History of the Munros, 1898 Documents cataloged by the NRS
Andrew Beg Munro of Miltown ANDREW MONRO of Milntown ANDREW BEG MONRO, third of Milntown, died before 1522 Andrew Monro, died before April 15, 1532
└m. Euffem Dunbar daughter to the Laird of Tarbet └m. 1511, Euphamie Dunbar, only child of Dunbar, Laird of Tarbat └m. Euphemia, daughter of James Dunbar of Tarbat
 └George Munro of Miltown and Davochgartie  └George Munro of Milntown, his eldest son  └GEORGE MONRO IV of Milntown, also of Davochgartie  └George Monro of Dauachicarty, died November 18, 1576
 └William of Meikle Allan his 2nd son  └WILLIAM MONRO, of Allan, his 2nd son, b. 1535  └WILLIAM MONRO I of Allan, born in 1535, died about 1580  └William Munro in Tilloch
  └m. a daughter of Mr Allan Morishon Brive of the Lewis   └m. Catherine, daughter of Brigadier Shaw   └m. Catherine, daughter of Brigadier Shaw, Governor of the Lewis
   └Donald of Meikle Allan    └ANDREW MONRO b. 1560    └ANDREW MONRO II of Allan, born in 1560, died about 1650
    └m. Janet daughter to Donald Ross of Ballamuchie     └m. Mary Ross     └m. Mary, daughter of Donald Ross of Balmuchie
     └George Monro, burgess of Tain, died before March 29, 1627
     └Andrew of Meikle Allan      └DAVID MONRO, b. 1600      └DAVID MONRO III of Allan, born in 1600, died about 1680      └Andrew Monro 2nd of Wester Allan, died before January 2, 1630
      └m. Marion daughter to Mr. John Ross of Little Tarrel       └m. Marion, daughter of the Rev, John Ross, III. of Meikle Tarrell       └m. Margaret Ross, daughter of John of Little Tarrell
       └David Munro of Meikle Allan        └DAVID MONRO, b. 1640        └DAVID MONRO IV of Allan, born in 1640, died in 1690        └David Monro 3rd of Wester Allan, died before November 23, 1674
        └m. a daughter of Davies of Whitehall         └m. Mary, dau. of Sir John Davis, of Whitehall, Carrickfergus         └m. Mary, daughter of Sir John Davis of Whitehall, near Carrickfergus         └m. Marie Devies or Margaret Davies
         └John Munro of Meikle Allan          └JOHN MONRO V of Allan, died unmarried          └John Monro 4th of Wester Allan until December 30, 1708
          └m. [blank] Manson in Dornochs daughter           └m. Anna McLeod, eldest daughter of John Macleod of Milntoune
           └John Munro writer in Edinburgh            └John Monro, died after July 19, 1738
         └Andrew          └Andrew
          └m. Janet Schaw           └m. Janet Shaw
           └John Monro
            └m. a daughter of Manson, Dornoch
         └Joseph          └DAVID MONRO          └JOSEPH MONRO VI of Allan, died in 1713          └Joseph Monro tenant in Wester Allan until 1715
          └m. Elizabeth Ross daughter to David Ross of Balblair           └m. Elizabeth Ross, daughter of the Laird of Balblair           └m. Elizabeth, only child of Captain David Ross of Balblair, parish of Edderton           └m. Bessie Ross, 2nd daughter of David Ross of Balblair, parish of Fearn
           └David Writer to the Signet in Edinburgh            └DAVID MONRO, Esq., an Advocate in Edinburgh            └DAVID MONRO VII of Allan, born in 1696, died in Edinburgh on the 6th of December, 1767            └David Monro 1st of Allan, Writer to the Signet in Edinburgh, died December 6, 1767
           └Margaret Monro            └Margaret            └Margaret Monro            └Margaret Monro
            └m. Charles Mackenzie             └m. Charles Mackenzie, descended from the family of Fairburn             └m. John Mackenzie, tacksman of Culcabock
             └CHARLES MONRO, Esq.              └CHARLES MACKENZIE MONRO              └Charles Monro 2nd of Allan

As put forward by Burke:

  • ANDREW MONRO, m. 1511, Euphamie Dunbar. He was succeeded in the estate of Milntown by his eldest son, George Munro, and the lands of Allan and Allanmore he gave to his 2nd son,
  • WILLIAM MONRO, of Allan, b. 1535, who married Catherine, daughter of Brigadier Shaw, and by her had one son,
  • ANDREW MONRO b. 1560, who married Mary Ross, and was succeeded by his son,
  • DAVID MONRO, b. 1600, whose only son and successor,
  • DAVID MONRO, b. 1640, leaving by Mary his wife, daughter of Sir John Davis, a son and successor,
  • DAVID MONRO, who married Elizabeth Ross, daughter of the Laird of Balblair, and had one son,
  • DAVID MONRO, Esq., his successor, an Advocate in Edinburgh, who left his estate in 1765 to his nephew, son of his sister, Margaret who married Charles Mackenzie, and had by him a son,
  • CHARLES, of whom presently, as devisee of his uncle DAVID MONRO, Esq.

He begins with Andrew of Milntown, stating that he was in possession of both Milntown and Allan. Milntown he left to his eldest son George and Allan went to his 2nd son William.

The issues with this, and each generation following, are detailed in the notes section below.

What we can say is that this Andrew Monro of Milntown was never in possession of Meikle Allan. It's not clear where Burke got this idea. The Munro tree, which was written in 1734,[1] does state that Andrew's son William was 1st of Allan,[2] but very little in Burke's genealogy agrees with the Munro tree, so it's not clear whether he had access to it or not.

In 1885, Alexander Ross repeated this idea that Andrew of Milntown left Allan to his 2nd son William in his Munros of Milntown series in Celtic Magazine. The editor of this edition of the magazine was Alexander Mackenzie. In 1898, Mackenzie published his History of the Munros, repeated this idea, and thanked Alexander Ross for his collection of genealogical matter relating to the Munros which greatly helped and expedited the compilation of his work.[3]

Alexander Ross stated, "In 1569 King James granted to Andrew Munro the escheat of all the goods upon the quarter lands of Meikle Allan, with the crops of that year, which was forfeited by John Leslie, Bishop of Ross, for treason and lese-majesty."[4] Mackenzie duplicated this sentence almost word-for-word.[5]

What we find in Origines parochiales, however, is that, "In 1569 King James VI. granted in heritage to Andrew Monro of Newmoir the escheat of all the goods upon the quarter lands of Mekill Allane, with the crops of that year, which were forfeited by John bishop of Ross for treason and lesemajesty."[6] This sentence, again, is almost identical to the one published by Alexander Ross 30 years later.

What we see here, though, is that the Andrew Monro who was granted the quarter lands of Meikle Allan in 1569 was not Andrew of Milntown, but his grandson Andrew of Newmore.

Origines parochiales also states that, "The lands of the mairdom of Allane belonged at the Reformation either wholly or partly to the bishop of Ross, who includes them in his rental given up between 1561 and 1566 to the collector of thirds."[6] This means that they were not in the possession of this Monro family prior to 1569.

It's surprising that both Alexander Ross and Alexander Mackenzie repeated the error made by Burke and the Munro tree, crediting Andrew of Milntown with the grant of Allan in 1569. In his Celtic Magazine series, Ross stated that, "Andrew Beg Munro, III. of Milntown, died at Milntown Castle, "in great extravagance and profusion," before 1541."[7] Mackenzie in the History of the Munros, stated that Andrew of Milntown "died at Milntown Castle "in great extravagance and confusion," before 1522".[8] It should have been clear to both of them that Andrew of Milntown was not alive in 1569 in order to receive a grant from the king.

It seems that we should take the genealogies laid out in each of these sources and adjust them so that they begin with Andrew of Newmore instead of his grandfather Andrew of Milntown. In several cases, we get a tree that agrees much more closely with what we find in contemporary documents. Unfortunately, that cannot be said for this genealogy laid out in Burke's Landed Gentry. He diverges greatly from what we know from documents and includes plenty of embellishments. Unfortunately, Mackenzie repeated some of these in his History of the Munros.

The first generation of the Monros of Allan that can be proven conclusively is that of Andrew Monro of Wester Allan, great-grandson of Andrew of Newmore. He first appears in known records in a discharge dated 1610 by George Monro of Tarrell in favour of Andrew Monro of Allan .[9] This George of Tarrell was the son of Andrew of Newmore.

Monros of Allan descendant chart
Andrew Monro
of Newmore
5th of Milntown
( -1611)		Katherine UrquhartThis Andrew was
granted the
lands of Allan
by the king
in 1569.[10]
William Monro
of Meikle Allan
daughter of
Mr Allan Morishon
Brive of the Lewis

From the Munro tree
and the Deuchar MS.
Donald Monro
in Meikle Allan
Janet Ross
eldest daughter of
Donald Ross
2nd of Balmuchy
George Monro
burgess of Tain
( -bef 1628)		Andrew Monro
2nd of Wester Allan
( -1630)		Margaret Ross
daugther of
John Ross
3rd of Little Tarrell		George Stronach
of Balblair
(-aft1690)
David Monro
3rd of Wester Allan
( -bef 1675)		Mary DaviesJohn Monro
indweller in Bathgate		David Ross
1st of Balblair
Fearn Parish		Margaret Stronach
John Monro
4th of Wester Allan
( -bef 1739)		Anna McLeodJoseph Monro
sometime in
Wester Allan
(-c1715)		Bessie Ross
(bef 1674-1756)		Alexander Stronach
mason in Seafield
David Monro
( -bef 1739)		John Monro
writer in Edinburgh		David Monro
of Allan W.S.
( -1767)		Margaret MonroJohn Mackenzie
tacksman of Culcabock
Charles Monro
2nd of Allan
(1739-1818)		Catherine Houstoun
David Monro Esq.,
of Allan
(1808-1893)		Elizabeth Bennet
Leila Monro
of Allan
(1832-1888)		David Monro
4th of Allan
(1839-1909)		Louisa Jane Pelly
Charles Lloyd
Doveton Monro
5th of Allan
(1868-1944)
  •   descendant of Fearchar Mac an t-Sagairt
  •   marriage
Notes:

Genealogy from the Munro tree and History of the Munros, with corrections from documents cataloged by the National Records of Scotland.

Rossiana

The Monros of Allan are of interest to this project because of the claim that 'DAVID MONRO m. Elizabeth Ross, dau. of the Laird of Balblair'. This statement is incorrect, but has found it's way into many Ross resources.

In his paper on the Ross family published in Northern Notes & Queries in 1889, Francis Nevile Reid repeated this information about David Monro, who married Elizabeth Ross, daughter of the Laird of Balblair.

(I.) Elizabeth, married David Munro, sixth of Allan, and had a son David, W.S., Edinburgh, who in 1765 left his estate to his nephew Charles, son of Margaret Munro and Charles M'Kenzie, who assumed the name of Munro.[11]

When Harmon Pumpelly Read included Reid's genealogical tables as part of Rossiana published in 1908, he reproduced this paragraph verbatim.

Read included, as part of the second half of the book, which he authored himself, a section called 'Monro of Allan'. The genealogy he gives for the family of Monro of Allan is, almost word-for-word, the same genealogy given by Burke. Oddly, in the paragraph where Read credits Landed Gentry, he deviates from Burke in a way that actually introduces more errors. He states that David Monro Esq. was the husband of Elizabeth Ross, not her son.

DAVID MONRO, of Allan, Esq., was the ancestor of

the present DAVID MONRO, Esq., of Allan, Co.
Ross. J. P. and D. L. for Cos. Ross and Cromarty.
(Burke, Landed Gentry.) He married
ELIZABETH ROSS, daughter of DAVID ROSS,
of Balblair, and his wife, Margaret.[12]

Mackenzie published his History of the Munros of Fowlis in 1898, 10 years before Read published Rossiana. It includes many details from Burke that were incorrect, but corrections had been made to the generations pertaining to the Rosses.[13] It appears, however, that Read had only consulted Burke and was not aware of the corrections made by Mackenzie. Unfortunately, this means that Burke's errors are found in Rossiana, both in the genealogical tables in the front and the 'Monros of Allan' section in the back.

What we know from contemporary documents is that Joseph Monro married Bessie Ross, daughter of David Ross of Balblair.[14] Joseph & Bessie lived at Wester Allan, but Joseph leased the land and was, therefore, never 'of Allan'. Joseph's brother, John, lost the land to William Ross of Easterfearn and Joseph's son, David Monro W.S., purchased it back many years later. This was not a succession of the land.

Wester Allan timeline

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There were two estates, Meikle Allan and Little Allan, situated next to each other near Fearn Abbey. Prior to 1628, this area would've been part of Tarbat Parish and, afterwards, Fearn Parish.[15]

Meikle Allan was divided into several portions that were owned and/or occupied by different families over time. The portion that pertains to the Monro family outlined here is the west quarter called Wester Allan or Balinroich.[16]


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