Clan Munro
Chiefed clan
Tartans
3 setts are recorded under this name. Pick one to weave it.
From the Scottish Register of TartansG/8 AS8 G8 R64 B4 Y4 R12 B24 R12 Y4 B4 R12 G64 R12 B4 Y4 R/96
Kin and feuds
Other branches
- Munro of Foulis (chiefs)
- Munro of Milntown (senior cadets)
- Munro of Culcairn (patrilineal seniority)
- Munro of Culrain (agnatic seniority)
- Munro of Auchinbowie
- Monro of Fyrish
- Munro of Obsdale
- Munro of Kiltearn
- Munro of Killichoan
- Munro of Newmore
- Munro of Kilmorack
- Monro of Allan
- Munro of Culnauld
- Culnaha
- Munro of Tarlogie
- Munro of Pitlunde
- Bearcrofts
- Munro of Craiglockhart
- Cockburn
- Munro of Edmondsham
- Munro of Fearn
- Munro of Ingsdon
- Munro of Coul
- Balcony
- Munro of Erribol
- Munro of Culcraggie
- Munro of Ferrytown of Obsdale
- Munro of Milntown of Katewell
- Munro of Ardullie
- Munro of Teanoird
- Munro of Tain
- Munro of Milntown of Alness
- Munro of Teaninich
- Munro of Contullich
- Kildermorie
- Munro of Tullochue
- Knockancurin
- Munro of Assynt
- Munro of Achany
- Munro of Katewell
- Munro of Limlair (Lemlair)
- Munro of Pittonachy
- Munro of Novar
- Munro of Rhives
- Munro of Findon
- Munro of Braemore
- Munro of Poyntzfield
- Munro of Lealty (Rockfield)
- Munro of Lexington (American)
- Munro of New England (American)
- Munro baronets
Allies
Rivals
Associated names
These surnames are listed as septs of the clan. Sept lists are disputed and overlap between clans, so a name here does not prove descent.
People of the clan
- George Munro, 1st of Newmore (1602–1690)
- Robert Munro, 18th Baron of Foulis (?–1633)
- Sir Robert Munro, 3rd Baronet (?–1668)
Sources
- Clan Munro on Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Q172680 on Wikidata
- Threadcounts via tartan-database, CC BY-NC-ND 4.0