Database: George Monro - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 00:17, 22 December 2025

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	[[George Monro]] was born in ~~{{Wiki\|~~Clonfin}}, {{Wiki\|County Longford}}, [[Ireland]], to a [[Scotland\|Scottish]] military family. His father was Colonel {{Wiki\|George Munro, 1st of Auchinbowie\|George Munro of Auchinbowie}}, who was famous for his victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Dunkeld}} in 1689.		[[George Monro]] was born in Clonfin, {{Wiki\|County Longford}}, [[Ireland]], to a [[Scotland\|Scottish]] military family. His father was Colonel {{Wiki\|George Munro, 1st of Auchinbowie\|George Munro of Auchinbowie}}, who was famous for his victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Dunkeld}} in 1689.

	(Fun-fact: There's a plaque somewhere and it has his name spelled "Munro" because it was created in the days before spell-check. -[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])		(Fun-fact: There's a plaque somewhere and it has his name spelled "Munro" because it was created in the days before spell-check. -[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])

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imported>Lady Kyashira at 02:48, 3 January 2019

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	[[George Monro]] was born in {{Wiki\|Clonfin}}, {{Wiki\|County Longford}}, [[Ireland]], to a [[Scotland\|Scottish]] military family. His father was Colonel {{Wiki\George Munro, 1st of Auchinbowie\|George Munro of Auchinbowie}}, who was famous for his victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Dunkeld}} in 1689.		[[George Monro]] was born in {{Wiki\|Clonfin}}, {{Wiki\|County Longford}}, [[Ireland]], to a [[Scotland\|Scottish]] military family. His father was Colonel {{Wiki\|George Munro, 1st of Auchinbowie\|George Munro of Auchinbowie}}, who was famous for his victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Dunkeld}} in 1689.

	(Fun-fact: There's a plaque somewhere and it has his name spelled "Munro" because it was created in the days before spell-check. -[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])		(Fun-fact: There's a plaque somewhere and it has his name spelled "Munro" because it was created in the days before spell-check. -[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])

imported>Lady Kyashira at 02:47, 3 January 2019

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	[[George Monro]] was born in Clonfin, County Longford, [[Ireland]], to a Scottish military family. His father was Colonel George Munro of Auchinbowie, who was famous for his victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Dunkeld}} in 1689.		[[George Monro]] was born in {{Wiki\|Clonfin}}, {{Wiki\|County Longford}}, [[Ireland]], to a [[Scotland\|Scottish]] military family. His father was Colonel {{Wiki\George Munro, 1st of Auchinbowie\|George Munro of Auchinbowie}}, who was famous for his victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Dunkeld}} in 1689.

	(Fun-fact: There's a plaque somewhere and it has his name spelled "Munro" because it was created in the days before spell-check. -[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])		(Fun-fact: There's a plaque somewhere and it has his name spelled "Munro" because it was created in the days before spell-check. -[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])
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	Monro died in [[Albany]] on November 3, 1757.		Monro died in [[Albany]] on November 3, 1757.

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	In 1718, Monro joined Otway's Regiment, the 35th Regiment of Foot, as a lieutenant. By 1750, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Seven years later, he was placed in command of [[Fort William Henry]] with 1500 troops.		In 1718, Monro joined Otway's Regiment, the 35th Regiment of Foot, as a lieutenant. By 1750, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Seven years later, he was placed in command of [[Fort William Henry]] with 1500 troops.

	On August 3, 1757, ~~{{Wiki\|Marquis~~ de Montcalm\|Montcalm}} and 8000 [[France\|French]] soldiers and [[Abenaki\|Native]] allies [[Siege of Fort William Henry\|laid siege]] to Fort William Henry. On August 9, Monro negotiated for his troops to be allowed safe passage to {{Wiki\|Fort Edward (town), New York\|Fort Edward}}; they were allowed to keep their muskets and a single cannon, but no ammunition. But the Natives did not respect the conditions of the surrender and viciously attacked the prisoners.		On August 3, 1757, [[Louis-Joseph de Montcalm\|Montcalm]] and 8000 [[France\|French]] soldiers and [[Abenaki\|Native]] allies [[Siege of Fort William Henry\|laid siege]] to Fort William Henry. On August 9, Monro negotiated for his troops to be allowed safe passage to {{Wiki\|Fort Edward (town), New York\|Fort Edward}}; they were allowed to keep their muskets and a single cannon, but no ammunition. But the Natives did not respect the conditions of the surrender and viciously attacked the prisoners.

	(That's the [[Assassins\|Brotherhood]] for you. We make rules, they break them. That's why they all have to die, see? -V.)		(That's the [[Assassins\|Brotherhood]] for you. We make rules, they break them. That's why they all have to die, see? -V.)

imported>Darman36 at 15:25, 4 March 2016

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	[[George Monro]] was born in Clonfin, County Longford, Ireland, to a Scottish military family. His father was Colonel George Munro of Auchinbowie, who was famous for his victory at the Battle of Dunkeld in 1689.		[[George Monro]] was born in Clonfin, County Longford, [[Ireland]], to a Scottish military family. His father was Colonel George Munro of Auchinbowie, who was famous for his victory at the {{Wiki\|Battle of Dunkeld}} in 1689.

	(Fun-fact: There's a plaque somewhere and it has his name spelled "Munro" because it was created in the days before spell-check. -[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])		(Fun-fact: There's a plaque somewhere and it has his name spelled "Munro" because it was created in the days before spell-check. -[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])

	In 1718, Monro joined Otway's Regiment, the 35th Regiment of Foot, as a lieutenant. By 1750, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Seven years later, he was placed in ~~fommand~~ of [[Fort William Henry]] with 1500 troops.		In 1718, Monro joined Otway's Regiment, the 35th Regiment of Foot, as a lieutenant. By 1750, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Seven years later, he was placed in command of [[Fort William Henry]] with 1500 troops.

	On August 3, 1757, Montcalm and 8000 [[France\|French]] ~~soliders~~ and Native allies laid siege to Fort William Henry. On August 9, Monro negotiated for his troops to be allowed safe passage to Fort Edward; they were allowed to keep their muskets and a single cannon, but no ammunition. But the Natives did not respect the conditions of the surrender and viciously attacked the prisoners.		On August 3, 1757, {{Wiki\|Marquis de Montcalm\|Montcalm}} and 8000 [[France\|French]] soldiers and [[Abenaki\|Native]] allies [[Siege of Fort William Henry\|laid siege]] to Fort William Henry. On August 9, Monro negotiated for his troops to be allowed safe passage to {{Wiki\|Fort Edward (town), New York\|Fort Edward}}; they were allowed to keep their muskets and a single cannon, but no ammunition. But the Natives did not respect the conditions of the surrender and viciously attacked the prisoners.

	(That's the [[Assassins\|Brotherhood]] for you. We make rules, they break them. That's why they all have to die, see? -V.)		(That's the [[Assassins\|Brotherhood]] for you. We make rules, they break them. That's why they all have to die, see? -V.)

	Monro died in [[Albany]] on November 3, 1757.		Monro died in [[Albany]] on November 3, 1757.

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	[[George Monro]] was born in Clonfin, County Longford, Ireland, to a Scottish military family. His father was Colonel George Munro of Auchinbowie, who was famous for his victory at the Battle of Dunkeld in 1689.		[[George Monro]] was born in Clonfin, County Longford, Ireland, to a Scottish military family. His father was Colonel George Munro of Auchinbowie, who was famous for his victory at the Battle of Dunkeld in 1689.

	(Fun-fact: There's a plaque somewhere and it has his name spelled "Munro" because it was created in the days before spell-check. -V.)		(Fun-fact: There's a plaque somewhere and it has his name spelled "Munro" because it was created in the days before spell-check. -[[Violet da Costa\|V.]])

	In 1718, Monro joined Otway's Regiment, the 35th Regiment of Foot, as a lieutenant. By 1750, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Seven years later, he was placed in fommand of [[Fort William Henry]] with 1500 troops.		In 1718, Monro joined Otway's Regiment, the 35th Regiment of Foot, as a lieutenant. By 1750, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Seven years later, he was placed in fommand of [[Fort William Henry]] with 1500 troops.

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Born: 1700<br>
Died: 1757

[[George Monro]] was born in Clonfin, County Longford, Ireland, to a Scottish military family. His father was Colonel George Munro of Auchinbowie, who was famous for his victory at the Battle of Dunkeld in 1689.

(Fun-fact: There's a plaque somewhere and it has his name spelled "Munro" because it was created in the days before spell-check. -V.)

In 1718, Monro joined Otway's Regiment, the 35th Regiment of Foot, as a lieutenant. By 1750, he was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Seven years later, he was placed in fommand of [[Fort William Henry]] with 1500 troops.

On August 3, 1757, Montcalm and 8000 [[France|French]] soliders and Native allies laid siege to Fort William Henry. On August 9, Monro negotiated for his troops to be allowed safe passage to Fort Edward; they were allowed to keep their muskets and a single cannon, but no ammunition. But the Natives did not respect the conditions of the surrender and viciously attacked the prisoners.

(That's the [[Assassins|Brotherhood]] for you. We make rules, they break them. That's why they all have to die, see? -V.)

Monro died in [[Albany]] on November 3, 1757.
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