Gertrude C Burnett

 

 31 October 1897

 

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1897

 

Gertrude C Burnett, the daughter of Alexander and Sarah Julia (nee Appleby) Burnett (BUR00002), was born in Fraserburgh on 31 October 1897 (census, School Admissions Register).

 

1901

 

1901 Census – Wandsworth

Alexander Burnett, 38, cabinet maker, born Scotland

Sarah J Burnett, 38, born Lambeth

John J Burnett, 7, born Scotland

Sidney A Burnett, 5, born Scotland

Gertrude C Burnett, 3, born Scotland

Winfred E Burnett, 1, born Tooting, Surrey

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Gertrude Burnett, daughter of Alex Burnett, born on 31 October 1897, was admitted to Frogmore School in London on 26 August 1901 (School Admissions and Discharges).

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Aberdeen

1911

 

1911 Census – Rubislaw, Aberdeen

Alexander Burnett, 48, cabinet maker

Sarah Burnett, 47,

John J Burnett, 17, clerk, shipping, born Fraserburgh

Sydney A Burnett, 15, telegraph messenger with the Post Office, born Fraserburgh

Gertrude C Burnett, 13, school, born Fraserburgh

Winifred E Burnett, 11, born England

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1931

 

Gertride was a bridesmaid when her brother Sydney Burnett married Dorothy Agnes Hermann Black in December 1931 (Aberdeen Press and Journal, 28 December 1931).

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