BRUNTON Suzanne Stuart Anderson 1962
Suzanne is the daughter of Suzanne Brunton. 1937-2005.
Amelio/William Cameron Quilietti/Brunton
1912-2008
BIRTH 17 AUG 1912 • 13 Union Place, Edinburgh
DEATH 10 JUNE 2008 Bannockburn, Scotland, United Kingdom
Philomena Louisa Quilietti
1913-1980
BIRTH 04 AUG 1913 13 Union Place, Edinburgh
DEATH 30 JUL 1980 31 Murrayburn Green, Edinburgh.
Catherine Valentina Quilietti
1917-1993
BIRTH 14 APR 1917 -12 Lothian Street, Edinburgh
DEATH 08 APR 1993 – Royal Victoria Hospital, Edinburgh.
She married David Hunter and I believe they had two sons David and John. I have no information at all on this line
Amelio/William Cameron Quilietti/Brunton
1912-2008
BIRTH 17 AUG 1912 13 Union Place, Edinburgh
DEATH 10 JUNE 2008 Bannockburn, Scotland, United Kingdom
He married Charlote Mary Jones Millar
19081978
BIRTH 09 JULY 1908 Stirlingshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
DEATH 28 AUGUST 1978 Stirlingshire, Scotland, United Kingdom.
They had four children
Robert Cameron Quilietti Brunton
1934 – 2015
Jessie Dow Brunton
1936 -1997
Susanne Quilietti Brunton
1937-2005 [Suzanne’s line]
BIRTH 4 APRIL 1937 Edinburgh, Scotland
DEATH 19 NOVEMBER 2005 Stirlingshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
Ronald Brunton
1946
Grandad with 3 children 
Mother
Parents 
For whatever reasons and probably because of the split of between Amelio’s mother Susan Tully and Nardo Quilietti this branch of the family took on the Brunton surname, which was the surname of Susan’s new partner.
Amelio was known also known as William Brunton, but on any official documents he called himself Amelio Quilietti Brunton. His family called him Melio.
Amelio married in December 1933 to Charlotte Mary Jones Millar. They had four children, Robert, Ronald, Suzanne and Jay, two of who have now passed on.
Suzanne says “This is a favourite story of mine”
One day my mum and her sister Jay, who always had a large following of male admirers, decided they wanted to go to their favourite location Arbroath They somehow persuaded one of their admirers to lend them a car and off they went, with my mum Susanne driving.
However, they ran into some difficulties when parking the car next to some steps leading down to a beach, and the car started to roll towards the steps. They managed to get out and found a policeman who helped them get the car facing in the right direction and off they went to park the car and enjoy their day! – what is particularly funny about this story is neither of them had a driving license or had passed a driving test!
Thank you Suzanne for sending over these photographs.
Suzanne will be helping me compile her families pages. Thanking you so very much…..Helen
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