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Kerri-Anne Fraser

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Son of [private father (1940s - unknown)] and [mother unknown]

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David Selman

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posted Feb 18, 2024 by David Selman

Elizabeth (Penman) Russon

Hi Kerri-Anne. Actually Frazer isn't a mispell. It's an attempt to incorporate an old Scottish letter called a yogh. It looked something like "z" but was an aspirant akin to "gh" which is why you get the variations of Frazer, Fraser, Frasier, Frazier, Frasher, Fryer, Frissell etc.

posted Mar 04, 2021 by Elizabeth (Penman) Russon

Kerri-Anne Fraser

Hi Elizabeth, thanks for your message. I realise there are a few variants of the name Fraser, and even your own name Elizabeth, has had the Z swapped out for an S in many of the records I find for our Elizabeth in our family tree.

From what I can gather, our line of FraSers , who were recorded as such, tracing back to became FraZer for a while during the 1700's, and then went back to Fraser at the end of 1700. This spelling certainly put a halt to my tracing, and I was baffled to why I couldn't trace my Fraser side past 1776. Luckily for me, I stumbled upon someone on wikitree who had found the missing link :-)

posted Mar 13, 2021 by Kerri-Anne Fraser

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posted Aug 22, 2020 by Karen (Finnerty) Butler

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