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From: Vernon Burnie (burnievern@hotmail.com) December 12 2007 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year's  From: william burnie (tburnie@hotmail.com) December 9 2007 From: Mark Clark (gen_mark_clark@gmail.com) October 3 2007 Great website! From: richard gilbank (captainrfg@yahoo.com) September 13 2007 hello...kinda found you by accident...were living in arizona..not sure i know who this is yet..i'''m at a public library and researching..visit you again soon..rich From: John Boxall (boxalls@actewagl.net.au) August 17 2007 I'm trying to track down Lynette Burnie. Lynette was born in Cowra, NSW, Australia and would be approximately 57. Lynette could be married and her surname has since changed. Thanks, John From: Jennifer Burnie (angeleyes_jerseygirl@hotmail.com) August 5 2007 Hi my name is jennifer fay burnie daughter of rodney.n.burnie and i was just looking up my family tree, And wondering if there was any walters in our family tree by any chance . and just updating my uncle micheal burnie died about 4 years ago. From: Gerry Burnie (squireb@ils.net) Home page: http://burniefamilyalbum.net July 21 2007 Hello all. Yes, I’m still in the land of the living (…much to Revenue Canada’s benefit.). The simple explanation is that I’ve been working on a novel for the past 4˝ years, so it has left me with little time to do anything else. However the good news is that the finished manuscript goes to the publisher on Aug. 1st ’07, and after that I can turn my mind to other things—like my long-neglected family members. For those of you who might be interested, it’s called “The Irish Lads”, and should be on the shelves at Chapters-Indigo bookstores by October or November. It’s the “…adventure-packed tale of two youthful cousins, Sean and Patrick McConaghy, who both set sail from Derry Ireland on March 17th, 1820, and after an eventful crossing of the Atlantic, they brave the St. Lawrence River to eventually settle in the wilderness of Upper Canada,” or so my publicist says; so who am I to disagree? Thanks for keeping in touch, and warm regards to all. Gerry Burnie From: John Burnie (John@yachtindaba.com) July 10 2007 Hi Jerry Sailing the good ship INDABA around the world and still in the Caribbean. We went to Venezulea last year and loved it - so will travel down there again this year. There are pirates but not as many as some would have you believe. Cats on board are still thriving and even survived the Huge Iguana ''stand off'' in Puerto La Cruz last year. Must send you some photos of all the adventures on the blue sea. Kind Regards JOHN BURNIE Sy Indaba French West Indies From: Mary Tuck (marytuck@roger.com) June 14 2007 hi cousin how is it goin I see you have been very busy since moving to Orrila From: Marian Lorraine (Lori) Burnie (lorelie1961@msn.com) February 19 2007 Hello.....Boy finally Ive found some family. I am the granddaughter of George and Marian Burnie. All I know is that they were married in england in the early 20's. HELP as I recall only that Grandpop came from a huge family that was ''split'' by strife over religion?!?! Your reply is going to be wonderful! From: David Alen (tp_nine@yahoo..com) Home page: http://top9.atspace.com January 8 2007 Its really a nice site Thanks From: Vernon Burnie (burnievern@hotmail.com) December 19 2006 Merry Christmas and a prosperous and Happy New Year From: Wayne Dimaline (waynedimaline@rogers.com) November 16 2006 Hi Gerry Very interesting site! I was surprised to find myself and family so well represented. Are you still updating? From: Edward Charpenter (ed@edsweb.ca) August 8 2006 Hello, My name is Edward Anthony Charpentier, Son of Douglas Charpentier, the son of Lawrence Charpentier, the son of Anthony Edward Charpentier and Roseanne Burnie! That's makes me a wee bit Burnie! It's kind of weird going to the St. Anthony's church yard and seeing a grave marker with your own name on it. From: Ayo Burnie (ayokoolboy@yahoo.com) July 21 2006 i am ayo burnie and am born in nigeria by a nigeria mother and canadian father my mother told me that my father is a sailor that do come to africa than and since than have been looking for my father or relative From: David Michael Burnie (burniedavid@hotmail.com) May 14 2006 Hi! I live in Perth, Western Australia. My father is Barry Burnie who came from Tasmania. He married Nanette Cash and they had 9 children, 3 girls Elizabeth, Carol and Cheryl (dec.) and 6 boys, Phillip, Russell, Paul, David, Shane and Brendan. If anyone has any information about our family or would like to know more please contact me. Our ancestors came from Scotland. (McBurnie) From: Elaine Mattsen nee Wilson (mattsen@paradise.net.nz) April 28 2006 I live in Hastings, New Zealand and I am looking for a Patsy Burnie who married a John Wilson in Scotland- possibly the Orkneys. There were 3 generations of John Wilson surname and other names may ring a bell. Isabella Wilson nee Mill or Mills, Jean Wilson nee Wilson. Thank you for your work and making this information free to others and we appreciate it Elaine From: Jenelle Peterson (jpchad61@aol.com) Home page: http://www.chateaurouxamericanhighschool.com February 23 2006 Hello Gerry: I am the webmaster of the abovementioned website. I am searching for Rosemary Burnie who was a student at Chateauroux American High School in Chateauroux, France in the mid-1960's. Would have possibly graduated from Auburn University in Alabama in about 1969. Her best friend has been searching for her for years. I found a reference to Rosemary Burnie married to Gary McNutt on your very interesting Family Album website, but I couldn't understand what age that person might be. In 2006, Rosemary would be about 56, 57, or 58 years old. Thank you for your help. From: john (rmitchell179@aol.com) February 9 2006 Hello Gerry, Can you help me with any additional information on W.M. Burnie, a Ship's Surgeon who served on The John Barry in 1825 and 1827 sailing between Ireland and Canada. I know nothing about him other than this. Thanks for your time, a very interesting site. John From: Michael Burnie (tburnie@hotmail.com) January 24 2006 From: Vernon Burnie (burnievern@hotmail.com) December 20 2005 Merry Christmas to all the Burnie's and a prosperous and Happy New Year From: Adam Burnie (aburnie@hotmail.com) November 24 2005 Hello, I am the last Burnie living in Richmond Hill Ontario. I recognize a few of the Burnie's listed in this site and I didn't realize there were so many of us out there. I am shocked to have stumbled upon this site, this is a great idea. Thanks, Adam Burnie From: Marian Lorraine (Lori) Burnie (lorelie1961@msn.com) November 12 2005 nice to meet you all! From: lord+lady s.j.burnie October 15 2005 hi to all the little burnies. From: Paul (ppaul200-09@yahoo.com) Home page: http://phentermine.alandan.com July 6 2005 Cool site! http://phentermine.alandan.com From: Robyn Jobson (robyn_jobson@lycos.com) May 21 2005 I am researching the BcBurnie/McBurney family. They are from Ayrshire Scotland and around end 1700s came from somewhere in northern Ireland.No luck in pushing further back so obviously there is a name change or loss of records! In some of our records it showns our names as perhaps being Birnie at one point.Any info welcome. From: Wally (19sask20@rogers.com) January 2 2005 Hi Gerry; Happy New Year, I still check in periodically, more on that at a later date. Keep it going. Gloria wonders if you have heard from Beverly recently. Wally From: Michael Burnie (mburnie@simpatico.ca) December 12 2004 Montreal dec. 04 Allo; Most interesting, will appreciate to be kept in the loop! Thanks Mike From: Lorna, may, BURNIE (robi_29@optusnetr,com.au) November 6 2004 From: Shona Burnie (shona.burnie@blueyonder.co.uk) October 29 2004 Amazing to find out so much about the burnie family on only a couple of pages! From: Joe Burnie (joe.burnie@ntlworld.com) October 18 2004 Hi Gerry Grat website. You have me listed in Hampshire, England. I am Joseph Burnie. My father James died in 1972, his father was also James who was Libral MP for Bootle, near Liverpool in the 1930s. His father was Joseph and he is listed in the 1901 UK population census as living in Pembroke Road in Bootle. He was a building contractor who built many houses in Bootle. Our forebears came from Powfoot in Dumfrieshire. From: Robert E Birney (bob@pnwsolutions.com) October 10 2004 Impressive, not sure I am part of this clan but it does look like it. Much more extensive than I had any reason to beleive. Well done! From: Jessica Burnie (intro_vert@hotmail.com) October 6 2004 I was searching for my late father's name (Jeffrey Burnie) looking for his service number in the military and accidentally stumbled across his name from when he and my family lived in Shilo, Manitoba. (Assuming it's him...) I wandered around the site a bit. I had no idea we had a legacy. ~Jess (17) From: Gary Murray (gary_murray@rogers.com) September 20 2004 I just thought you might find it interesting as to how I came to view this site. I have a railway pocket watch that is marked on the face: "Regina James Burnie Victoria Harbour" and inside "Burnie's Precision". I don't know if he is one of your clan or not but I was tracing the history of the watch when I found this site. Gary From: Skye Burnie (ducati!@dodo.com.au) September 4 2004 Was just looking for old history about the Burnie family and found this site. It's beel well managed, good work. From: Wally Burnie (19sask20@rogers.com) August 18 2004 Hi again Gerry; As this is a new site and new viewers I will list the following; Looking for any Burnies or Johnstons who trace back to Sheho Saskatchewan area in late 1890 or early 1900, or anyone with information about them. Mainly,my grandfather Stephen Burnie; an uncle Alec, aka. Alex and maybe Alexander Burnie; my father Michael Harold Burnie, and my grandmother Mary Johnston. Wally Burnie. From: Wally Burnie (19sask20@rogers.com) August 18 2004 Hi Gerry; Nice to see you back on line. If you still have me in your old site it will be under a different e-mail address, either bwally@rogers.com or wallyb@rogers.com or maybe @home.com. The only additional info. I found since last corresponding with you is that my Grandparents are Stephen Burnie and Mary Johnston, both buried in Saskatchewan somewhere, so far only the "Brick Wall" in my efforts to locate them through the Saskatchewan stats. It gets costly when you have only a vague time frame, but I will progress further this winter. All the best, and Gloria is still very interested in news about Beverley. How do you like your new home? From Newmarket, Ont From: Sasha Fedyshen (Fedyshena@ua.fm) May 26 2004 seeking for families from Norway that need working quests. Please, help!!!!!!!!!!!! From: Louise Burnie (Louise.Burnie@sasa.gsi.gov.uk) May 20 2004 You seem to have missed out the daughter of Andrew and Dorothy Burnie(Edinburgh) As in me. Interesting site though. From: JohnMcLaughlin (john.mclaughlin1@tesco.net) April 24 2004 Typo, sorry: my email is john.mclaughlin1@tesco.net I was born in Ireland, now live in Scotland. From: john mclaughlin (john.mclaughlin!@tesco.net) April 24 2004 I am looking for info on Willian P? McBurney who wrote the Irish patriotic song "The Croppy Boy', first published in Dublin in 1845. He is said to have been born in County Down and to have emigrated to America. Any info greatly appreciated. From: joan burnie (j.burnie@dailyrecord.co.uk) April 12 2004 just small word to tell you that MY Burnies came from Norway. The name was originally Bjorn but was corrupted to burnie in the 19th century. So, you see we're not all from Ireland...... From: Lee Anne Hill April 11 2004 Happy Easter Uncle Gerry, Love from Lee Anne & Desmond From: Vernon Burnie (burnievern@hotmail.com) March 30 2004 Hello Burnie's, I live near Creemore,Ontario, and it's a great job you have done Gerry, I have never met any of you, but know I'm related, so if your ever in the area, look me up Vern Burnie From: shari morhart (smorhart@sd53.bc.ca) March 18 2004 Hi! My name is Shari kathleen (Burnie) My sisters and I are the daughters of Robert Burnie and Daphne Agnew of Prince Albert, Sask. any realtives around would be great to get to know! I currently live in Penticton, B.C. Thanks for your great site! From: Douglas Foland (sweetguypdx43@aol.com) March 18 2004 Nicely done sight! I am interested in the Leduc branch in your family. Mine is from Halifax NovaScotia, and on into the state of washington, near Spokane Washington. Thanks in advance for any and all help. Peace to you! Douglas Foland |