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  • Abigail Burnett (1666 - 1698)
  • Abrahm B. Nanweshmah Burnett (1812 - 1870)
    His name was Charles Smith , a lawyer and Senator of Virginia. The face belongs to Gordon Smith, a large man plagued with pain/Residential School System affect. GORDON SMITH - SON OF WILLIAM GRAY SMITH...
  • Agnes Moir (1629 - 1686)
    Find-a-Grave Memorial #121286881, located at: and ANDREW BURNET, brothers, Burgesses of Aberdeen d 13 Sept 1644. ALEXANDER BURNET baillie of Aberdeen son to Thomas d 29 Apr 1685, sicklytes AGNES MOIR h...
  • Alexander Burnett (1613 - 1685)
    Find-a-Grave Memorial #121286816, located at: of KirkhillThe first of Kirkhill, in the parish of Dyce near Aberdeen, was Alexander Burnett (1620–1685), the son of Thomas Burnett, merchant, and his wife...
  • Alexander Burnett, 4th Baron and 9th Laird of Leys (1500 - 1574)
    ALEXANDER BURNETT OF LEYS Evidence from the National Records of Scotland 1 5 November 1543: Charter by which Master Robert Hammiltoun, canon of Aberdeen and prebendary of Kincardin, confirms that he ...

About the Burnett surname

From Stirnet's "Burnett01" page: "This family was in England before the Conquest and so was probably of Saxon origin. It achieved some importance in Wiltsthire, Bedfordshire, etc.. The first known was ... <Burnard, who was alive in 1086.>"

Also from Stirnet's "Burnett01" page: "The branch of this family that we focus on in this page <Burnard/Burnet/Burnett of Leys> was descended from a descendant of one of the above, possibly the last Roger <a second great grandson of the aforementioned Burnard>, who settled in Scotland in the 12th century. The first on record of this branch was ... <Alexander Burnard, who was alive in 1323.>"

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