History of the Munros of Fowlis With Genealogies of the Principal Families of Th
History of the Munros of Fowlis With Genealogies of the Principal Families of Th
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Catherine, who married George Munro, V. Of Limlair, with issue.
10. Florence, who married Andrew Munro of Logie, with issue.
Lady Munro of Newmore was a very pious woman, and was, as already seen, a sincere friend of the Covenanters and ejected ministers, and a consistent opponent of the Episcopal hierarchy. Her fidelity to the principles of the Covenant does honour both to her firmness and discretion, 13 194 HISTORY OF THE MUNROS.
for Sir George, unlike his kinsman Sir John Munro of Fowl is, w...as a steady if not a disinterested supporter of the Government and its policy. She was on friendly terms with Brodie of Brodie, and a frequent visitor at Brodie Castle. She was there on the 4th November, 1676 :— "The Lady Newmore visited. She said she was glad to see me, and in some respect sorry that I was oft cast up to her and my Lady Rothes, because we heard, I said, every one has their measure, all see not alike clearly, some are under a cloud in things that others are clear in. She said she dared not hear unless she marred her own peace and she had peace in not hearing (the curates) ; and she hoped it should not be the worse with her husband of that.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Catherine, who married George Munro, V. Of Limlair, with issue.
10. Florence, who married Andrew Munro of Logie, with issue.
Lady Munro of Newmore was a very pious woman, and was, as already seen, a sincere friend of the Covenanters and ejected ministers, and a consistent opponent of the Episcopal hierarchy. Her fidelity to the principles of the Covenant does honour both to her firmness and discretion, 13 194 HISTORY OF THE MUNROS.
for Sir George, unlike his kinsman Sir John Munro of Fowl is, w...as a steady if not a disinterested supporter of the Government and its policy. She was on friendly terms with Brodie of Brodie, and a frequent visitor at Brodie Castle. She was there on the 4th November, 1676 :— "The Lady Newmore visited. She said she was glad to see me, and in some respect sorry that I was oft cast up to her and my Lady Rothes, because we heard, I said, every one has their measure, all see not alike clearly, some are under a cloud in things that others are clear in. She said she dared not hear unless she marred her own peace and she had peace in not hearing (the curates) ; and she hoped it should not be the worse with her husband of that.
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