Munro, Jessie, 1888-1963(Person)

SummaryJessie Munro (born Mary Jessie Munro) was a dressmaker in Tauranga in the early 20th century.

See: Miss Munro's Cottage, 1899-1969 (Place)Main Body

1907 She commenced business as a dressmaker in Wharf Street premises lately occupied by Miss R. James, Wharf Street. The advertisement in Bay of Plenty Times on 5 April noted 'Imperial System Dresscutting Used'.

Advertisement in the Bay of Plenty Times, 24 October 1923, p. 3.

SourcesNew Zealand Government. Birth record. 1888/13336. Munro, Mary Jessie.Bay of Plenty Times. (1923, October 24). Advertisement. Miss M.J. Munro. p. 3Bay of Plenty Times. (1907, April 5). Miss Munro. p. 3.

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Miss Munro's Cottage, 1899-1969 (Place)

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First Name(s)Mary JessieSurnameMunroGenderFemaleDate of Birth1888Place of BirthNew ZealandDate of Death15 August 1963

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MotherRoss, Jessie Barclay Gibb, c.1860-1929FatherMunro, JamesSiblingsMunro, Teressa, 1883-1884Munro, Jane, 1891-Munro, Hugh, 1895-1988

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Place of MarriageNew Zealand

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Munro, Jessie, 1888-1963(Person)