Burford Delannoy

Burford Delannoy was a British novelist whose books appeared around the turn of the 20th century. Surviving catalog and archive records link his name to novels including The Margate Mystery, £19,000, and Prince Charlie, showing a range that ran from detective fiction to historical adventure.

One research source identifies “Burford Delannoy” as a pseudonym of Adolphus Eugene Judge and describes him as a man with a notably varied life beyond writing, including work connected with the stage and the law. That identification appears plausible but not fully settled across all sources, so it is best treated with some caution.

A clear portrait image could not be confirmed from the sources I found, so none is included here.