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How a Norman knight's bloodline became one of Ireland's most common surnames
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Comprehensive summary
- How a Norman knight's bloodline became one of Ireland's most common surnames
Primary framing
“How a Norman knight's bloodline became one of Ireland's most common surnames”
The Burke surname and its many variants trace back nearly 900 years to a Norman conqueror, and today the family tree includes Galway castles, a beloved crooner and a notorious body snatcher.
Key facts
- The Burke surname is one of Ireland's most common surnames
- There are approximately 19,000 Burkes living in Ireland today
- A member of the Burke family was involved in a notable murder case
- The Burke family has produced a president's father
- The surname Burke is also associated with a Riviera-crooning de Burgh
- William de Burgh landed in Ireland as a Norman knight nearly nine centuries ago
- A member of the Burke family was involved in a notable murder case
- The Burke family has produced a president's father
Center-leaning outlets
- IrishCentral (IE)