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robert brunton
(b. 1674)
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ann brunton merry
British actor, GB
(b. 1769)
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alexander brunton
Scottish minister and professor (1772-1854)
(b. 1772)
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john brunton
English actor and theatre manager (1775-1849)
(b. 1775)
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mary brunton
British writer, GB
(b. 1778)
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john brunton
English actor and theatre manager (1741-1822), GB
(b. 1741)
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richard brunton
American engraver of English birth, 1760-1832, GB
(b. 1760)
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william brunton
botanist (1775-1806)
(b. 1775)
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william brunton
British engineer, GB
(b. 1777)
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alexander brunton
Brunton [<em>née </em>Balfour], Mary (1778–1818), novelist
(b. 1778)
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james brunton
(1781-1863)
(b. 1781)
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richard henry brunton
British engineer (1841-1901), GB
(b. 1841)
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john brunton
British Royal Navy officer, lieutenant in 1825 (1794-?)
(b. 1794)
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c. brunton
English cricketer (1795-?), GB
(b. 1795)
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robert brunton
born 1796; died 1852, GB
(b. 1796)
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, Брантон 
) , throughout the world, is quite a common cognomen. The last name Brunton is characteristic of New Zealand, where it is quite a rare surname, the United Kingdom, and Trinidad and Tobago. Not in comparison with a country's population, this name is the most popular in the United Kingdom, the United States, and Australia.