- 1st
Baronet of
Lindertis.
Munro was born on 16
October 1856 in London, but was
brought up in
Scotland on the
family estate of
Lindertis near Kirriemuir...
- round, the club met
Dundee Harp, who had
beaten Lindertis the
previous season 4–3, a
match in
which Lindertis had been 3–0 down at half-time,
fought back...
- "Munro of
Lindertis, Sir
Alasdair (Thomas Ian)". Who's Who. A & C Black. (Subscription or UK
public library membership required.) "Munro of
Lindertis, Sir...
-
September 1888 the club
recorded their record win when they
defeated Lindertis, a side from
nearby Kirriemuir, 14–1. The club were
admitted into the...
- "Angus
Athletics (Forfar) v
Lindertis (Kirriemuir)".
Dundee Courier: 4. 2
March 1885. "Angus
Athletics (Forfar) v
Lindertis (Kirriemuir)".
Dundee Courier:...
- Webster's
Leisure Centre adjoining Webster's High School. In the 1880s,
Lindertis F.C. from
Kirriemuir pla**** in the
Scottish Cup for five seasons, and...
-
Athletic 5–0, and
later beat
Wishaw Swifts;
although the club lost at
Lindertis of Forfarshire, it was at
least well-regarded
enough to be able to play...
-
Gilbert Laing Meason of
Lindertis FRSE FSA (3 July 1769 – 14
August 1832) was a
Scottish merchant and
agricultural improver, best
remembered as the originator...
- No
Title Creation Notes 563
Munro of
Lindertis 6
August 1825 564
Vivian of
Truro 19
January 1828
Baron Vivian 565
Vavasour of
Haslewood 14
February 1828...
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Baronetage of the
United Kingdom.
Munro baronets of
Foulis (1634),
succeeded from 1954 by the
baronets of Foulis-Obsdale
Munro baronets of
Lindertis (1825)...
