MUNRO.—On the 24th July (suddenly), at her parents' residence, Beach street, St. Clair. Mary Ann (Tottie), beloved second daughter of the late George Munro. [Otago Daily Times, Issue 11794, 25 July 1900, Page 4]
FUNERAL NOTICE.
The Friends of Mrs George Munro (and family) are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of her late daughter Mary Ann (Tottie), which will leave her residence, Beach street, St. Clair, TO-MORROW (Thursday) July 26th, at 2 o'clock, for the Northern Cemetery. COLE AND SPRINGER, Undertakers, 152 George street. [Evening Star, Issue 11302, 25 July 1900, Page 4]
"St. Clair is mourning the sudden death of Miss Mary Ann Munro, (Tottie), second daughter of the late Mr George Munro. Yesterday morning she was about as usual, apparently in ordinary health, bustling through her customary tasks with characteristic cheerfulness, Presently she had occasion to go out into the garden, and a minute or so afterwards was found there in a fit. Dr Batchelor, called in from his private hospital, close by, was unable to do anything to save the patient from the sudden and fierce epileptic attack, and she passed away in about two hours. Miss Munro was a most active worker in the furtherance of every good cause in the district, and her untimely death is sincerely deplored." [Evening Star, Issue 11302, 25 July 1900, Page 4 ]
MUNRO.—On the 24th July (suddenly), at her parents' residence, Beach street, St. Clair. Mary Ann (Tottie), beloved second daughter of the late George Munro. [Otago Daily Times, Issue 11794, 25 July 1900, Page 4]
FUNERAL NOTICE.
The Friends of Mrs George Munro (and family) are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of her late daughter Mary Ann (Tottie), which will leave her residence, Beach street, St. Clair, TO-MORROW (Thursday) July 26th, at 2 o'clock, for the Northern Cemetery. COLE AND SPRINGER, Undertakers, 152 George street. [Evening Star, Issue 11302, 25 July 1900, Page 4]
"St. Clair is mourning the sudden death of Miss Mary Ann Munro, (Tottie), second daughter of the late Mr George Munro. Yesterday morning she was about as usual, apparently in ordinary health, bustling through her customary tasks with characteristic cheerfulness, Presently she had occasion to go out into the garden, and a minute or so afterwards was found there in a fit. Dr Batchelor, called in from his private hospital, close by, was unable to do anything to save the patient from the sudden and fierce epileptic attack, and she passed away in about two hours. Miss Munro was a most active worker in the furtherance of every good cause in the district, and her untimely death is sincerely deplored." [Evening Star, Issue 11302, 25 July 1900, Page 4 ]
Inscription
ERECTED / By / GEORGE MUNRO / In Affectionate Remembrance of / PETER STEWART / Who Was Accidentally Killed / Sept 1st 1880. / Aged 45 Years. / GEORGE MUNRO / Died 6th March 1898 / Aged 63 Years. / Also WILLIAM Son of the Above / Died 5th Sept 1885 / Aged 8 1/2 Years. / Also MARY ANN / Second Daughter of the Above / Died 24th July 1900.
Family Members
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George Munro
1858–1858
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Margaret Mowat "Maggie" Munro Melton
1859–1900
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George Munro
1861–1910
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John Munro
1863–1923
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Elizabeth Munro Smallbone
1867–1935
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Agnes Munro Redmond
1869–1938
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Peter Stewart Munro
1871–1871
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Jane "Jean" Munro Dick
1873–1946
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Samuelina Lewis "Minnie" Munro Pascoe
1874–1932
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William Duncan Munro
1876–1885
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