267:. He married Sarah Jane Hopergood of Hadley and together they had two sons. Their son Horace Monro, entered University College, Oxford in 1816 and graduated with a BA in 1820. He entered into Holy Orders, was ordained in 1825 and appointed vicar of Kerry, Montgomeryshire. Horace married and had two sons. Their son Vere Monro also entered University College, Oxford in 1819 and graduated with a BA in 1823 and an MA in 1826. He was ordained in 1825, and in 1826 was appointed curate of Stokesley, Diocese of York.
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Dr Monro was noted for having attended approximately 400 commissions and trials in lunacy. On only two occasions did his evidence differ from the verdict, and in those cases the decisions were later set aside. His evidence was apparently remarkable for its clearness and force., making him a favourite
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For almost 30 years he was
Consulting Physician to St Luke's Hospital, London, another institution which dealt primarily with those deemed to be insane. Dr Henry Monro followed in his family footsteps in dealing with mental health issues and published a variety of works on insanity and as well as
104:. George had a son named Hector, who accompanied his father to Germany. While in Germain he attained the rank of Captain and acquired an estate, by marriage to a German woman. Together they had a son, Charles Frederick-Von Munro, who entered the army and became a Major, in the Regiment of Alsace.
297:, where he became a Fellow in 1741 and a Radcliffe Travelling Fellow until 1751. He continued his education at the University of Leyden in 1745, and visited other centres of learning in Europe. In 1747 he was graduated with a Doctor of Medicine from University College, Oxford.
553:(1815–66). Curate of Harrow-on-Weald and Vicar of St John's, Leeds; author of various religious publications. 1852. He was Select Preacher to the University of Oxford. He was noted for his ability for preaching and for his work among the poor of his parishes.
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While James Monro continued the senior line of the Monros of Fyrish, his younger brother Thomas Monro continued the family's medical profession: He was born in 1759, in London, to
Elizabeth Culling Smith and Dr John Monro. Educated at Stanmore School under
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He established at his house in Bushey a school for artists and among those who spent time there were: Thomas Girtin, William Henry Hunt and J M W Turner. His own son
Alexander was a talented watercolourist and his sketchbook can be seen in the
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Russell Henry Monro (b. 1836), educated at Radley
College and University College, Oxford where he graduated with a BA in 1868. He married Julia, daughter of Sir George Edmund Nuent of Waddesdon, Baronet,
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Merchant Tailor's School, London, from 1769 to 1772. He matriculated at St John's College, Oxford on 30 June and graduated with a BA on 19 April 1776. He died in 1779.
402:, first as Assistant Physician in 1787, then as Principal Physician in 1816 as successor to his father. However, he did not stay in that position long and retired soon after. He attended on King
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and was buried in the family vault in the churchyard of St James's church. In 1788 he married Hannah, daughter of Rev. Edward
Woodcock, DD, the rector of Watford, and among their children were:
473:(1791–1814), an artist. Exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1811 and 1812, and at the British Institution in 1812. He left a few paintings of note, namely "Othello, Iago and Desdemona" and "
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in the 18th and 19th century where they were involved in early work on curing 'insanity'. Four generations occupied successively the position of (Principal) Physician of the notorious
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Frederick Thomas Monro (b. 1831), who entered Exeter
College, Oxford in 1848 and graduated with a BA, and took up a position in the Civil Service in 1852. He married and had children.
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Robert Monro (b.1799), educated at Harrow and Merton
College, Oxford, where he graduated with a BA Second Class in 1819 and an MA Second Class in 1821. He married and had children
618:) and spent forty years at this institution working with the destitute of London. Among those involved in the founding of the House of Charity included the future Prime Minister
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Dr James Monro married on 22 February 1707, Elizabeth (died 20 November 1753) the only child of Thomas Hay (died 1734), Solicitor in
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in 1757. He barely published during his career which was for the most part devoted to the study of insanity for which he was apparently acclaimed for his success.
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567:(1819–43). He was the founder of the Convalescent Hospital at Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, one of the first of its type. He married in 1842 Emma, daughter of
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Charles Monro (born 1757, died 1821) was vice-President of the Literary Fund. His children were Charles Munro, a barrister, Hugh Munro, an
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