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Isabella Munro 1875

Isabella Munro of Australia was born to Marion Stevenson Munroe and Archibald Munro, and had siblings Ellen Munro, Alexander Munro, Margaret Munro, John Munro, Christina Munro, Isabella Munro, Elizabeth Catherine Munro, James Munro, Alex Munro, and Christina Munro. Isabella Munro died in 1875.

Isabella Munro

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Died at 8 months old.
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Isabella Munro lived 75 years shorter than the average family member when died at the age of .

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