James Burney
Captain in the Royal Navy. Entered navy 6 January 1807. In 1814 appointed to the L'Aigle 36, Captain Sir John Louis.
From the "Royal Naval Biography" 1838
James Burney Commander
A son of the late Dr Burney of Gosport, who has the credit of having educated more naval and military officers during the French wars than any other teacher in the kingdom. James Burney made an officer by the Board of Admiralty on their visit to Portsmouth in the company of allied monarchs in the summer of 1814. Appointed to the Preventative Service in the Island of Sheppy in Dec. 1827?, Wasp sloop 19-12-1833, December 1834 to sloop Arachne in West Indies. Married Weymouth 24-1-1822 to Mary only daughter of P. Burnett.
Modern English Biography - Frederic Boase 1965 Page 487
Entered Navy 6 January 1807, Captain 10 December 1835, retired 1 July 1851, retired Admiral 18 October 1867.
Melcombe Regis - St Mary's Marriages 1821 & 1825
24 Jan 1822; James BURNEY (Bachelor of Rainham, Kent) & Mary BURNET (Spinster); Licence -
Witnesses: L.S. Burnet & Ester Burnet
From the Will Indexes
Late of Montpellier Terrace, Teddington, died at Sawston, County of Cambridge, his exexcutor was his son Frederick Hill Burney of Yately, Nr Farnborough, in County of Southhampton.
Timeline
Birth of Son, William Burney
Birth of Son, Frederick Burney