John was an indentured servant from England imported by Abraham Weekes in 1653. A detailed research paper on John and Lucretia can be found on this link at Wikitree. https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/Johnston-2331
There are no Burnetts in the US that are related to the House of Leys in Scotland and that has been proven by YDNA.
John and Lucretia Burnett and their descendants are being actively researched by the Des of John and Lucretia Burnett Surname Project at FTDNA. YDNA testers have been found for each of their 3 sons but more YDNA testers are needed to verify more branches as there are over 15 different YDNA lines of Burnetts in the US. If you are a male with the last name of Burnett or know of a male with the last name of Burnett and want to prove their lineage to John and Lucretia. Please use this link to contact the volunteer admins at FTDNA who manage the project. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/desof-john-lucretia-burnett/about
He was actually buried in the Burnett graveyard on his land, as was all of his family. Cemeteries were not known during this period of time.
Child: John Burnett II # 110274267
There are no Burnetts in the US that are related to the House of Leys in Scotland and that has been proven by YDNA.
John and Lucretia Burnett and their descendants are being actively researched by the Des of John and Lucretia Burnett Surname Project at FTDNA. YDNA testers have been found for each of their 3 sons but more YDNA testers are needed to verify more branches as there are over 15 different YDNA lines of Burnetts in the US. If you are a male with the last name of Burnett or know of a male with the last name of Burnett and want to prove their lineage to John and Lucretia. Please use this link to contact the volunteer admins at FTDNA who manage the project. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/desof-john-lucretia-burnett/about
He was actually buried in the Burnett graveyard on his land, as was all of his family. Cemeteries were not known during this period of time.
Child: John Burnett II # 110274267
John was an indentured servant from England imported by Abraham Weekes in 1653. A detailed research paper on John and Lucretia can be found on this link at Wikitree. https://www.wikitree.com/photo/pdf/Johnston-2331
There are no Burnetts in the US that are related to the House of Leys in Scotland and that has been proven by YDNA.
John and Lucretia Burnett and their descendants are being actively researched by the Des of John and Lucretia Burnett Surname Project at FTDNA. YDNA testers have been found for each of their 3 sons but more YDNA testers are needed to verify more branches as there are over 15 different YDNA lines of Burnetts in the US. If you are a male with the last name of Burnett or know of a male with the last name of Burnett and want to prove their lineage to John and Lucretia. Please use this link to contact the volunteer admins at FTDNA who manage the project. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/desof-john-lucretia-burnett/about
He was actually buried in the Burnett graveyard on his land, as was all of his family. Cemeteries were not known during this period of time.
Child: John Burnett II # 110274267
There are no Burnetts in the US that are related to the House of Leys in Scotland and that has been proven by YDNA.
John and Lucretia Burnett and their descendants are being actively researched by the Des of John and Lucretia Burnett Surname Project at FTDNA. YDNA testers have been found for each of their 3 sons but more YDNA testers are needed to verify more branches as there are over 15 different YDNA lines of Burnetts in the US. If you are a male with the last name of Burnett or know of a male with the last name of Burnett and want to prove their lineage to John and Lucretia. Please use this link to contact the volunteer admins at FTDNA who manage the project. https://www.familytreedna.com/groups/desof-john-lucretia-burnett/about
He was actually buried in the Burnett graveyard on his land, as was all of his family. Cemeteries were not known during this period of time.
Child: John Burnett II # 110274267
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