Munro Clan Scotsters

Brett M

Hello!

Today I am at work... blah!

Chris M (NEW)

Middle- aged, fat, balding, and married - such a rare specimen.

Today I ate leftovers with my parents.

Dave C: Clanna nan Gaidheal ri guaillabh a cheil

I am an adoptee, my birthright is McCulloch, Ross, MacDonald and Baillie and I am damn proud of it! Also been a DUFC supporter long before I learned about my real heritage. Arabest!!.. wanted: friendship, cycling buddy, dufc hooligan.. on offer: loyalty, friendship, geneology help

Today I finally got back to Scotster....long time away. - see 1 comment

Hilarie M: Displaced Scot..I want to come home!

I was born in Edinburgh and our family immigrated to Canada when we were young. Though I was brought up in Canada my heart has always been in Scotland. My Grandfather was the Manager of the Iron Mine on the Ise of Raasay (David Todd Munro) If anyone knows anything about this I would love to talk to you! I now live in Kentucky USA. I am happily married and looking for friendship only.

Today I am thinking 'wherever you go, there you are..unfortunately it is in Kentucky and not Scotland :( - see 3 comments

Gillian M

Though I was born in Scotland, i have spent most of my life in Canada. Which in its own right is probably one of the most amazing countries in the world, that is unless you are from Scotland, which makes Canada the 2nd best place in the world. My heart belongs to the highlands, lowlands and isles of Scotland. I was born in Edinburgh along with my younger sister, my older sister ( yes I am.. wanted: friendship.. on offer: friendship

Bonnie M: Dreaming of returning to Scotland

I visited Scotland for 1 week (not long enuf!) in 1987 stayed in Arbroath loved the country & the people I felt right at home there *hubby is grandson of 2 Scottish immigrants *hubby was stationed @Edzell for 2 yrs during VietNam War- he's visited Scotland 5 times since *live in Clear Lake just south of Skagit River & Sedro-Woolley in WA state

Today I am cleaning up the computer room HA HA.

Brenda M: Montrose Lassie

I was born in Scotland and most of my family still live there. I have lived in the states since I was 14 but go home now and then. I will be traveling there next year with my husband and daughter... wanted: friends.. on offer: friendship

Lee M (NEW)

A happy lunatic ;0)

Miranda M: Scotish Roots! And Now A Scotish Future!

super silly most of the time, laughing half the time, partying part of the time, just chilling sometimes... but fun ALL of the time!.. wanted: friendship.. on offer: friendship

Mose M: MIND YOUR BIG SCOTTISH HEED!

Finally got to spend 2 terrific weeks in Scotland! Glasgow...Inverness. ..Edinburgh. Beautiful land and people...and I now love Haggis!

Highlander M

Well I had a Scottish grandad in the direct male line. I am very interested in Scottish history of the medi-eval period and middle ages period. I love Scottish holidays - Inverness was amazing!. I would love to meet a young Scottish lassie!.. wanted: woman

Kevin O

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Heather C

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Ryan M

Scotster has helped me connect with my family's Scottish roots. My mother, aunts and grandparents immigrated to the US in the late 1920s from Wishaw-Motherwell-Cl eland. In July and August last year I visited Scotland and Northern Ireland for the first time. I met up with a couple of Scotsters while there. It was fantastic to connect with my family's origins, including learning about the Clan Munro.

Today I am loving the spring weather in DC.

Sarah A

I am working on my family tree. I am hoping to run into some Alexanders whose family came to the US to Washington County NY Late 1700's. My line is out of men and we are looking for DNA from that group.....