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Old 19th August 2011, 08:55
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James Alexander Munro b. 1860 Glasgow

I am trying to find out what happened to James Alexander Munro born in 1860 in Glasgow. I have him on the census records up to 1881. In 1884 he married Elizabeth B Service in Glasgow.

But after that they disappear without trace. They are not on any census records and I cannot find death certificates for them. Also without children's names to search with I cannot search to find if they had any children.

Did they leave Scotland ? Anyone have any idea where they went ?

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I am trying to find out what happened to James Alexander Munro born in 1860 in Glasgow. I have him on the census records up to 1881. In 1884 he married Elizabeth B Service in Glasgow.

But after that they disappear without trace. They are not on any census records and I cannot find death certificates for them. Also without children's names to search with I cannot search to find if they had any children.

Did they leave Scotland ? Anyone have any idea where they went ?

Cheers.
So, have you searched the online Scottish and American geneology and family tree websites? There's a website for searching ship's records for people coming through Ellis Island, New York. I don't know if your "Munro" is any relation to our family's "Mungle" but I have been tracing the history of a James Alexander Mungle and William Alexander Mungle from Glasgow in the mid 1800s to Newark, New Jersey. We always wondered if the name got changed somewhere during the immigration.
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Mungle!

Hey,

That is amazing! James Alexander Munro b.1860 did have a brother named William Alexander Munro who was born in Glasgow in 1862.

William Alexander Munro married Jessie Ann Mackenzie, I have been able to identify three of their daughters so far. However from the records I have it would seem that William Alexander Munro returned to Scotland because he died in Scotland in 1939.

I can't find anything for James Alexander Munro after 1884 when he married in Glasgow.

It would be amazing if they were the same people because I know their ancestry right back to the 1700's and further.

(By the way I am a Munro)

I have done a search on the Ellis Island website and can't seem to find a record of either James Alexander Mungle or William Alexander Mungle ? Can you tell me a bit more about them please.

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