Born	1818
Died	?
Son of William Burney and Diana Sommerville

Hugh Burney

1861 Census - Paymaster living in Walmer, Kent 1871 Census - living at 95 Cornwall Road, Brompton, Kensington, London 1891 Census - living 6 Chesham Place, Brighton. According to death certificate (date 20 January) he was a retired Lt. Colonel. Also a note added to Death Certificate on 30 January that name should read Hugh Sommerville 'Sawyer' Burney. His death was reported by Frank Richardson of 28 Golden Square. (He was a witness to Hugh's father's will) Entry in the Will indexes 1897 A-B 1 Page 336 Hugh Sommerville Burney of Prince's Mansions Victoria in the County of Middlesex a retired Lieutenant Colonel in Her Majesty's Army died 17 Jan. 1897. Probate London 1Feburary 1897 to Frank Richardson solicitor and Theophilus Caldwell Sandeman stock and share broker. Effects £2746 14s 11d. Resworn June 1898 £4552-0-2d Copy Will of Hugh Somerville Sawyer Burney, Lieutenant Colonel, retired Date: 30 May 1889 From: http://culturalcollections.lincolnshire.gov.uk/kbroker/lincs/archives/search.ladv?sr=0&cs=ISO-8859-1&sc=lincs&sp_scope=&sm=0&nh=10&ha=2959&tx0=628209&fl0=__dsid:&tx1=&fl1=category&raction=view (Accessed 22 November 2009) Lincolnshire Archives [057] Document Reference Number: 3-WD/17 Description: His father's Waterloo watch to cousin the Reverend Edward Amyatt Amyatt Burney. Legacy to servant,