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From Scotland's People: Old Parish Registers - Births and Baptisms NOTE: can't find William Burn (died in infancy), Robert Burn (died in infancy), Unknown Burn (died in infancy)
From Society of Writers to the Signet
Henry John Burn admitted 4 July 1823. Apprentice to (1) John B. Brodie and (2) Michael Linning. — Son of Robert Burn, Architect in Edinburgh. Born 7 April 1798. Died 10 January 1867. Married 10 June 1845, Charlotte Barbara Kirkpatrick, youngest daughter of Sir Thomas Kirkpatrick of Closeburn, Baronet.
From Reports from Committees, Volume 14, By Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons
18 April 1837 Minutes of Evidence before Select Committee.
William Forbes Mackenzie, Esq.,
How many were upon the lands of Kilburn? - 13
Can you state their names and designations? - They were Henry J Burn, writer to the signet; Sir John Stewart Forbes, baronet; ...
From MyHeritage: Robert Wemyss: 1841 Scotland Census (transcription only)
6 June 1841 Census for residents of Cuttle Hill House, Aberdour, Fife, Scotland
From Scotland's People Old Parish Registers - Marriages
From PDF FORMAT: The Galloway Advertiser and Wigtownshire Free Press - 19 June 1845 Marriages
At Edinburgh, on the 16 June 1845 [inst.], by the Rev. William Menzies, minister of Keir, Henry John Burn, Esq., W.S., married Charlotte Barbara Kirkpatrick, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Kirkpatrick of Closeburn, Bart
From Scotland's People - Old Parish Registers - Births and Baptisms
Possible list of 3 children of Henry John Burn and Charlotte Barbara Kirkpatrick from first: 29 June 1846 Janet Jane Burn to last: 19 October 1852 Mary Margaret Burn
Image from British Museum: Silver Medallion for Assembly Rooms, George Street, Edinburgh
Thursday, 12 March 1846. Henry John Burn W.S. Not transferable.
Assembly Rooms George Street.
From freecen - Henry J Burn 1851 Fife Aberdour 1798
30 March 1851 Census for residents of Cuttlehill House, now Aberdour House, Hewitt Place, Aberdour, Fife KY3 0TQ 56.05444, -3.29972
From Scotland's People: Valuation rolls
From National Records of Scotland - Henry John Burn
1856-1861 - Papers (8) in submission between G W Mercer Henderson of Fordell and Henry John Burn, WS, residing at Cuttlehill House, regarding sums due by the latter for coal.
NOTE Aberdour House
B-Group with Aberdour House Entrance Gateway and Aberdour House Obelisk, Cuttlehill. Aberdour House was originally known as Cuttlehill House, the original house to the rear dates from the 17th century, the easterly wing has a date lintel of 1672, however the house is thought to date from slightly earlier than this. In 1715 the house was enlarged and reconditioned by its owner the Earl of Moray. Cuttlehill estate was acquired by the 11th Earl of Morton in 1725.
From MyHeritage: Henry S Burn: 1861 Scotland Census (transcription only)
7 April 1861 Census for residents of [ERROR Cattle Hill CORRECTION] Cuttlehill Mansion House, Aberdour, Fife
From Scotland's People: Valuation rolls
From Scotland's People - Deaths
1867 death of Henry John Burn, [Mother's maiden name] Laing, aged 68 [born about 1799], registered district: Burntisland
From British Newspaper Archive: Glasgow Evening Citizen Saturday, 12 January 1867 Page 2 Deaths
Deaths: Henry John Burn, Esq., Writer to the Signet; at Burntisland, Thursday, 10 January 1867 [inst.]
From Scotland's People: Wills and Testaments
1798 |
April 7, 1798
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Edinburgh, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1846 |
June 3, 1846
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Edinburgh, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1848 |
November 27, 1848
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Cuttlehill House, now Aberdour House, Hewitt Place, Aberdour, Fife, KY3 0TQ, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1852 |
September 14, 1852
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Aberdour House, Hewitt Place, Aberdour, Fife, KY3 0TQ, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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1867 |
January 10, 1867
Age 68
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Burntisland, Fife, Scotland (United Kingdom)
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