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Charles Burney
English music historian (1726-1814)
- Child of James Macburney and Ann Cooper
- Married to Elizabeth (?), Esther Sleepe
- Dated 7 April 1726 CE – 12 April 1814 CE
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Overview
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Family
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The family as a list · 15
Family 15
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- child of (mother) Ann Cooper
- child of (father) James Macburney (1678-1749)
- parent of (child) Charles Burney English classical scholar, schoolmaster and clergyman (1757-1817)
- parent of (child) Charlotte Ann Burney (1761-1838)
- parent of (child) Esther Burney (1749-1832)
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parent of (father) Frances Burney English satirical novelist, diarist, playwright (1752-1840) - parent of (child) James Burney Royal Navy admiral (1750-1821)
- parent of (child) Richard Thomas Burney (1768-1808)
- parent of (child) Sarah Burney English novelist (1772-1844)
- parent of (child) Susanna Elizabeth Burney English letter writer
- sibling of Anne Burney
- sibling of Rebecca Burney
- sibling of Richard Burney est. 1723 - est. 1792
- married to Elizabeth (?) (1728-1796)
- married to Esther Sleepe (1725-1762)
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