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 452 MUNRO—MURRA Y. ROBERT MORE-MTTN'RO m. 2ndly,Catharme, dan. of Alexander Ross, of Balnagowan, and had with 4 daus. 3 sons, of whom the eldest, [3] George, of Obisdale, d. 1589, having m. Catharine, dau. of Andrew Munro, of Milltown, and had 2 sons, of whom the elder, JOHX, of Obisdale, col. commanded a foot regt. in the German wars, where he was killed ; m. Catharine, dan. of John Gordon, of Embo, and had with 2 daus. 6 sons, of whom (1) Sir Robert, 3rd Baronet in 1651; d. 1668, having m. his cousin Jean, eldest dau. of Sir Hector Munro, 1st Baronet. His male line is said to have failed on the death of his descendant, Sir Hugh, 8th Baronet, 2 May, 1848. (2) Sir George, of Culrain, K.B. Ross-shire, lieut.-col. com- manded a division at the battle of Lutzen, major-gen. of the royal forces in Ireland 1649, commanded a division of the Scottish army, and after the battle of Worcester joined Charles U.' in Holland, com.-in-chief in Scotland at the Restoration ; m. Margaret, only dau. of Sir Frederick Hamil- ton, and sister of Gustarus. 1st Viscount Boyne, and had issue. His great-great-grandson, George Mtin'RO, d. at Edinburgh,19 Dec. 1845, having m. 1792, Margaret, dau. of John Montgomery, Esq. of Milton, CO. Ross, and had 2 sons and a dau. /I/ Sir Charles, 9th and piesent Baronet. /2/ John, d. unm. 1847, aged 51. /3/ Mary, d, 1 Xov. 1863, having m. 1st —, to Owen lindsey, of St. Audries, co. Mayo, and 2ndly, to Alexander Simson, of Littlewood, and Dingwall. MUNEO, Sir Tho- mas, of Linder- tis, CO. Forfar, D.L. (1825, tr.K.), capt. late 10th hussars, capt. Forfar yeo. 1856/62 ; s. his father as 2nd Baro- net in 1827; b. 30 May, 1819; heir presumptire, his brother CampbeU. Ajims — Or, an eagle's head erased gu. encircled by a branch of laurel on the dex- ter and of oak on the sinister side ppr. on a chief arg. upon a mount vert (the represen- tation of) an Indian hill-fort anil beneath in letters of gold the word Badasit on a canton gu. a representation of a silver medal presented by the East India Comjany to the first baronet for his ser- vices at the assault and cap- ture of Seringapatam in 1799. Crest— An eagle close ppr. having a representation of the medal ppr. as in the arms pendent from his neck by a ribbon the dexter claw resting on an escutcheon gu. charged with a representation of the fort of Badamt as in the arms and in the beak a sprig of laurel. Motto— Dread God. Seat— Lindertis, Kirriemuir, N.B. Tows House— 9, Upper Grosvenor Street, w. Hineage. Sir THOMAS MTINTIO (2nd son of Alexander Munro, of Glasgow, merchant, and grandson of Daniel Munro, also of that city, major-gen. Madras staff. C.B. 1816, K.C.B. 1819, governor of iladras 1820, created a Bahoxet 6 Aug. 1825; d. at Gooty, 6 July, 1827, having m. 30 Mar. 1814, Jane, dau. of Richard Campbell, Esq. of Craigie, co. Ayr; she d. 21 Sept. 1850, having had 2 sons, (1) Sir Thomas, 2nd and present Baronet. (2) Campbell, capt. late grenadier guards, heir presump- tive to the Baronetcy; b. 7 Sept. 1823; m. 4 April, 1853, Henrietta, dau. of John Drummond, Esq. (Y. Strathallax), and has 3 sons and 6 daus. Hugh Thomas, b. 16 Oct. 1856.— Edward Lionel, b. 26 Jan. 1862.— Philip Harvey, b. 31 July, 1866.— Annie Katherine —Ethel Dora.— (Jeorgina Evelyn.— Mabel Ida.— Blanche Mar- garet.— Louisa Olive. MURRAY, SiB Robert, " of Clermont, Fifes." (1626, X.S.); s. his brother as 11th Baronet in 1843 ; b. 1 Feb. 1815 ; m. 1st— 21 Aug. 1839, Susan Catherine Sanders, 2nd dau. and coheir of John Murray, Esq. of Ardeleybury, Herts, commissary- gen. Peninsular war, and widow of Adolphus Cottin- Murray, Esq.; she d. 21 April, 1860. He m. 2ndly — 1 Dec. 1868, Laura, widow of Rev. William Henry Crawford, of Haughley Park, Suffolk, and youngest dau. of late Rev. Charles Taylor, rector of Biddes- ham, Somerset. By his 1st wife he had a son and dau. [1] WiUiam Robert, b. 19 Oct. 1840; m. Ist— 1868, Las- tania, dau. of FontaniUa, of La Plata; she d. 187 , having had an only dau. (1) Emily Marguerite, d. 1872. William Robert Murray m. 2ndly— 1874, Esther 'Elizabeth, dau. of Body, of Sussex, widow of (2) Robert Edward, b. Mar. (3) William Rowland, b. (4) Emily Marguerite. [2] EmUy Mary, m. 16 Mar. 1875, to Robert Alexander Douglas LithgOW, LL.D. F.R.S.L. F.S.A. S.p. ARMS (not registered, but the following are used) — Or, a fetterlock az. within a bordure embattled gu. on a chief of the second three mullets arg., on an escutcheon of pretence the arms of Murray of Ardeley. Crest— A dexter hand brandishing a flaming sword ppr. Supporters — Two Roman knights armed ppr. Motto over Crest — Deum time. Residence — 52, Marine Parade, Brighton. Eineage. SIR ANDREW MTRRAY, of Blackbarony (son of John Murray, of Blackbarony, who fell at Flodden Field, 9 Sept. 1513, great-grandson of George Murray, who was heir male of his cousin Mungo Murray, of Blackbarony); m. 1st, Eliza- beth Lockhart, and 2ndly, Griselda, dau. of Sir John Bethune, of Oeich, Fife, relict of WiUiam Scott, younger, of Branx- holm, ancestor of the Duke of Buccleuch, and had with other issue 3 sons, (1) Sir John, of Blackbarony, knighted by James VI. at Stir- ling ; m. 1st, Margaret, dau. of Sir Alexander Hamilton, of Innerwick, and 2ndly, Margaret Wauchope, of Keckmure. By his 1st wife he had with other issue a son. Sir archbald, created a Baronet op Nova SeoTLi, 15 May, 1628 (see next article). (2) Sir Gideon, knighted 1605, treasurer depute 1611, lord of session 1613; d. 28 June, 1621, having m. Margaret Fentland, and was father of SIR Patrick, created Lord Elibaxk. (3) Sir William, of Clermont, co. Fife, m., dau, of Sir James Dundas, of Amiston, Fife (V. MELVILLE), and had an only son and successor, viz. : SIR ^VILLIAM MXIRRAY, of Clermont, acquired the lands and barony of Newton, Midlothian, was created a Baroket of Nova Scotia l July, 1626, to his heirs male whatsoever; m. 3 Aug. 1620, Mary Alexander, dau. of William, 1st Earl of Stirling, and had 4 sons, [1] Sir William, of Newton, 2nd Baronet, whose male line failed on the death of his grandson Sir William, 4th Baronet. [2] Sir Patrick, of Pitdennis, had an only dau. [3] Charles, had an only daiL [4] James, m. Magdalen, dau. and heir of Johnstone, of Polton, and had with other issue 2 sons, (1) Sir James, 5th Baronet, receiver-gen. of customs, Scot- land; d. s. p. 14 Feb. 1769, having m. Marian, dau. of James Nairn, Esq, (2) WiUiam, col. in the army; m. Anne, dau. of Hosea Kew- mau, and had an only son, viz.: —
 * ^ John Rickard, of London, and had 2 sons and a dau.