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| Burnip - "Turnip" with a "B"! |
Chances are if you're currently reading this, you're probably some sort of family. Hello! For those of you that just happened to somehow randomly stumble onto this web site, sadly it may be a little boring for you...
Chances are you and I probably share the same last name - Burnip of course. There are a number of us around actually and many have contacted me over the years... I hail from Vancouver, BC, Canada. Most of the Canadian Burnip's are directly related to my family and I.
Of course, with a last name like Burnip, I have no choice but to make fun of the name a little bit - how many times have you had to use "Burnip - You know turnip with a B"? How many letters have you recieved to Mr/Mrs Turnip? Turnup? Burnup? Can you tell I had a painful childhood? ;)
A few years back someone suggested I put something up that allows people to leave comments.. And I've decided to do just that. If you're stopping by, feel free to leave a comment, or . It's always great to hear from fellow Burnips!
Hi Bryce
ReplyDeleteNo one has left you a message - how sad. My name is Carol Bannister (nee Burnip). I am a genealogist in Nottinghamshire, England, UK and I am undertaking a one name study on the surname 'Burnip'and its name variants of Burnup, Burnop and Burnhope. I am currently setting up a website for gathering information about the world wide distribution of the Burnip name as well as collecting and completing detailed genealogies of Burnip families. If you or others want to contribute information , keep in touch or just find out more - please contact me by email at burnip@one-name.org
Great website and fab photographs by the way.
All the very best
Carol
Hi just come across your site i am phillip burnip my father is william burnip who was born in wallsend newcastle england .He has a sister jenette who went to vancoover over 50 years ago ,iknow she had a little girl called susan ,but beyond that i no very little of the burnips in canada ,if you no of my auntie or any info you could give me would be appreciated all the best phil burnip
ReplyDeleteHey, I'm also a Burnip from north east England. Although still a rare breed, there seems to be a few of us around here.
ReplyDeleteI'm Burnip from California.. family is from Arkansas.
ReplyDeleteHi. I’m not a Burnip , but have two maritime paintings by a Juliet Burnip. They have been in the family for years. On the back it says they were painted pre First World War. There is a Nottinghamshire connection and I found a Juliet Burnip on from Notts on the 1911 census, but can’t access it at the moment.
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