- Look up
burnet in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Burnet may
refer to:
Burnet moth, the
Zygaenidae family of
diurnal moths Six-spot
burnet (Z. filipendulae)...
- John
Burnet may
refer to: John
Burnet (MP) (by 1527–57/59), MP for
Arundel John
Burnet (painter) (1781–1868),
Scottish engraver and
painter John
Burnet (abolitionist)...
- personality. The
Burnets moved to
Terang in 1909, when
Frank was
posted to be the bank
manager there,
having declined a post in London.
Burnet was interested...
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David Burnet or
Burnett may
refer to:
David G.
Burnet (1788–1870),
president of the
interim government of the
Republic of
Texas during 1836
David Burnet (Quebec...
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William Burnet may
refer to:
William Burnet (colonial administrator) (1688–1729)
British colonial administrator William Burnet (physician) (1730–1791)...
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Thomas Burnet (c. 1635? – 27
September 1715) was an
English theologian and
writer on cosmogony. He was born at
Croft near
Darlington in 1635.
After studying...
- as vice president.
During the
transition of power,
Burnet's son
Jacob died at Velasco. The
Burnets returned to
their home,
which had been looted, which...
- Guy
Burnet (born 8
August 1983) is a
British actor.
Burnet was born in London, England. He
attended Holland Park
School where his
interest in
drama first...
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Susan Burnet (25
November 1938 – 17
January 2010) was a
British actress born in Salisbury,
Southern Rhodesia (which
later became Harare, Zimbabwe). The...
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himself and then,
after 1823, in
partnership with his
brother David. The
Burnets imported goods and were
involved in the
lumber trade, as well as owning...
