The Cullen Project | People [PERS ID:641]

People [PERS ID:641]

Field	Data
ID	641
Title	Sir
First Name	George
Middle Name/Initial(s)
Last Name	Burnet(t)
Maiden Name
AKA	Burnett of Kemnay
Gender	Male
Occupation	Landowner and Agricultural Improver
Medical Professional?	Unknown

Birth/Death

Birth/Death
Birth (year)	1714
Date of death (year)	1780

Notes


George Burnett (1714-1780). Agricultural improver and the third laird of Kenmay, near Aberdeen, the son of Thomas Burnet(t) (1656-1729), and his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Brickenden of Inkpen, Berkshire. George Burnett married Helen, daughter of Sir Alexander Burnett of Leys in 1734. He died in late 1780 soon after seeking Cullenâ€™s advice over a ten-year chest complaint that had recently become more serious. See Susan Letitia Burnett, Without Fanfare; the Story of My Family (ISBN 0-952-3979-94).

George Burnett (1714-1780). Agricultural improver and the third laird of Kenmay, near Aberdeen, the son of Thomas Burnet(t) (1656-1729), and his wife Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Brickenden of Inkpen, Berkshire. George Burnett married Helen, daughter of Sir Alexander Burnett of Leys in 1734. He died in late 1780 soon after seeking Cullenâ€™s advice over a ten-year chest complaint that had recently become more serious. See Susan Letitia Burnett, Without Fanfare; the Story of My Family (ISBN 0-952-3979-94).

Cases that this person appears in:

Count	Case ID	Case Name
1	Case 1200	Case of George Burnet of Kenmay who is emaciated after a very chronic cough, like chin cough which has lasted several years.