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| Comments: What a nice treat you site is. I am looking for our Fraser family from Nova Scotia. My father's grandfather was William R.Fraser,who settled in Elk County,PA. and married Jane Turley. |
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| Comments: I am a memeber of the "fraser clan" and I don't know my history and this page didn't help at all, becuase I don't know what i'm doing. Just so you know! |
| Comments: This is December 31 1999 at 4.06 pm. Which is about 7 hours and 54 minutes from Midnight after watching the news and seein how new Zealand and Austrailia came thru the new century, my fears were realized NUTIN IS GONNA HAPPEN, dam...... HAPPY NEW YEAR Hey Barry when you read this drop me a note let me know I am so depressed Jez do I need help. Just think I haven't had a smoke or a drink in 5 weeks ~ no excuses I guess its me after all. :-) |
| Comments: I loved your Christmas greetings! Thank you so much? I haven't visited your site in a while...still am struck by the similarities...I was born just 5 months before your wife and, if I remember correctly, we are both teachers. Of all those surnames on yo r list, I have direct connections to FIVE of them....Crawford and Wilson are my father-in-law and mother-in-law's surnames and Fraser, McDowell and Newman are all family names on my mother's side. Surely we are connected back there somewhere...maybe more than once. Since I last was in contact with you I have traced my Fraser roots to Canada...specifically, Muskoka, Canada (north of Toronto). I have some specific info about my great grandfather's family Hamilton Fraser) owning a large resort on a lake in that area. I haven't written for records, but will one of these days and may sometime visit the area. I wish you and your family a very, very happy holiday! |
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Website de Nice. Agradecimentos para deixar-me assinar seu guestbook
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| Comments: Nice site |
| Comments: Trying to find out a bit more about the Fraser clan - |
| Comments: Hi: loved your site. I signed your guest book too and left you a wee message. I have a famous Fraser to add to your list. His name was Sir Malcolm Fraser K.C.M.G. 1st Agent General W. Australia. I left more info in your guestbook and I have more info f you would like to have it. I can be reached at above email. "Dinna Fash lads and lassie's I may be but a wee Canadian, but me blood be full o' the whiskey." Love to hear from you. Robin |
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| Comments: Of the many genealogy-oriented pages I have visited yours is quite amazing...obviously a labor of love! The numerous valuable links will keep me busy for many hours, I'm sure. I am a descendant of Malcolm Fraser (lieutenant, and later colonel, 78th Highlanders)who fought under Wolfe at the Battle of Quebec, and his son Alexander. I have quite a bit of information, but I'm always on the lookout for more! Hence my interest in your website. |
| Comments: It was an interesting site. |
| Comments: Spent an hour looking at the info on your web site. Thanks for filling in so many gaps in my memory. |
| Comments: Thank you for visiting my page and I enjoyed looking at your page. I'll call back again for more looks. I'm seeking the parents of Henry Goldsworth Fraser. He was born in Scotland about 1820 and came to Tasmania . He married Keziah Ion nee Grace in 1864 i Launceston Tas.He died in 1893 apparently he was going to claim an inheritance from Scotland, the shock of this was so great that he had an heart attack not far from his home. |
| Comments: I was left on church steps as a child with the name Jamie Fraser and Culldon pinned on my clothes. I'm seeking any information know about him and/or his family tree. If anyone can help please mail me at: Andrea Tucker 1105 Twin Oaks Dr. Madison, SD 57042 USA |
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| Comments: I just love your site. Though I was born O'Connor, I always have had such a love of Scotland, its traditions, its music. I also married a Scott. Love the Bagpipe and thought your introduction so apt |
| Comments: You signed my guest book. You too have a great website. Easy to navigate and understand. Good Luck in your searches. |
| Comments: Loved your web page...Sorry that our Crawfords don't connect--you had a lot of great information!! Thanks for visiting my web site and your kind comments!! |
| Comments: I am in love with Scotland though have now links at all - infortunately. Your site was a great pleasure. Thanks. |
| Comments: Excellent article. Was looking for the name Mordecai Fraser. G G grand father. Cira 1875 S.C. US |
| Comments: Merry Xmas, Linda & Barry-- have done a good job with this site |
| Comments: Hi I wanted to stop into thank you for sending me a seasons greetings :o) I loved it!! Everything looks so nice. I hope you & your have a safe & happy holiday season. Drop by to visit us again sometime! Kathy & 'The Gang'
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| Comments: Hello! Thanks for dropping in at my page and make comments! I loved it! Your page is quite something! Syn from Norway |
| Comments: Hi guys, love your Christmas page and what a wonderful job you did with the West Hill tour. |
| Comments: I would like to find out all I can about the Frazier's and especially the ones from Floyd County Ky. sense my dad is from there and his Dad was killed when he was 23 years old. My Dad and Uncles were just babies at the time and I would like to find some f my relatives. |
| Comments: What a wonderful contribution... a meeting place for Frasers world wide. I would like to hear from descentants of James Fraser b. approx 1765 in parish of Strath Dores Inverness-shire, Scotland. All his children immigrated to the Indian Lands of Dundee Quebec between 1818-1829. Am also wanting to meet folks from the old sod, particulary from Strath-Dores parish. So many of you are out there...Come talk to me!!! |
| Comments: Great web site. My mother 's a Fraser so I was interested to see what you looked like etc. We are very Fraser orientated, and are having a family gathering in a local hotel on Sunday, then going to the new headstone at the family grave to say a few words. Our lot came from Duffus, Morayshire. When did your's go to Canada and why I wonder? I haven't read all your info but will return at a later date. Must off to bed as I'm working tomorrow. (just do part-time). Don't want to feel "peely Wally." Lang mae yer lum reek Jennifer. |
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Nice page. Very informative. Keep it up.
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| Comments: You have put alot of effort into your home page and it shows.You make me proud to say I am a Fraser. |
| Comments: You have a Great Site and I really enjoyed my visit. This won't be my last one though :-) Have a Great Day! |
| Comments: Excellant web site. Shows many hours of dedication to creating something to be proud of. |
| Comments:Great Site!Please visit mine when you get time! T anks!
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| Comments: Enjoyed your page. Just looking to see if you connect with the FRAZER family of Alabama and Arkansas. |
| Comments: great site! i was just checking out my lineage, hoping to find a tartan and a coat of arms. found out that my great X3 grandfather was Andrew Fraser. Originally from somewhere in Scotland, he moved to Garden of Eden, Nova Scotia, in 1842 with his wife Ma y (Mackenzie). My grandmother on my mother's side is descended from this couple. Hope to find out more, wish me luck! |
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| Comments: Returning your visit. You have a great site. I will learn more HTML and one day will have a frames site. Gregg Scircle |
| Comments: I am enjoying reading all the Fraser's home pages I currently do not know about my Fraser beginnings I have believed that the Frasers of Lovat were our relations. The more I learn the more I am unsure. My grandfather's name was Vern, and he lived most of his life in Ridgetown, Ontario-near London, Ontario. In July I shall start my search in the cemetery in Ridgetown. Any advice! |
| Comments: Hello! You have a excellent page. I enjoyed looking around. Welcome to visit my site and sign the guestbook please. Greetings frim Berlin, Gaby. |
| Comments: Absolutely one of the best websites - ever. |
| Comments: HI there....you visited my page, and I surfed into yours. Fantastic Page!! Will come back often. |
| Comments: Hello Frasers: I am a FRAZIER and have been doing my famiy genealogy (as well as my hubby's). My Dad's grandfather was Fred Frazier and he was born in Canada( do not know what providence)about 1870 . He settled in Troy, NH around 1890; married a Nellie Goodnow/Goodenough . Can anyone give me hints where to go from here ? |
| Comments: Nice page.... Also have a look at http://members.xoom.com/Gordie/fraser/ :-) |
| Comments: I also enjoyed your site. You really can tell your love of family and friends. I also wish we had a family connection. Take care and happy researching!!! |
| Comments: Hello Barry, I enjoyed your page tremendously - especially your genealogy pages. I'm in the midst of creating one for my family, so I hope I'd be able to upload them up soon. |
| Comments: Love the web site. Great to be a Fraser! |
| Comments: I am interested in getting to know my clan and it's members around the world. I am also looking for places that Frasers gather. Thank you very much! |
| Comments: Great Site. Greetings from a retired Police Sergeant from Inverness, in Scotland. |
| Comments: My wife's maiden name Fraser from NS |
| Comments: My wife's maiden name Fraser from NS |
| Comments: I love this web site |
| Comments: I just wanted to welcome you to the PYFT group and tell you what an interesting homepage you have. Wonderful work. Be sure and stop by to take a look at mine when you have time. |
| Comments: Searching for RENSHAW cousins, and came across this webpage. Very well done. Please add to it. |
| Comments: Just had to visit you page, even if I am not researching Frazer's. Great web site |
| Comments: I really enjoyed your site, I'll be back again. |
| Comments: My Fraser blood comes via my distaff side, my great x 3 grandmother was a FRASER from Boleskine,Inverness,Scotland. I can take the family back as far as Simon FRASER b.1779 Boleskine.I am lacking in Scottish knowledge as it was only comparatively recently that I discovered my Scottish blood! Have no idea of tartan?? Are they all different?? I have enjoyed your pages. |
| Comments: Great page. I am researching my family now. The farthest I have gotten is my GG Grandfather Rev. William Frasier. Hopefully I'll find some more soon. |
| Comments: Haven't checked out the site in awhile. Really like the "new" look. I really enjoy my visits here. As alway's, the site it outstanding! Keep up the good work. |
| Comments: Thank you for taking time to visit my "home". I enjoyed my stay here. Thanks again! |
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Hi Frasers, I'm delighted to find your pages because of my interest in genealogy and because my sister is a Fraser. I'm of the clan Buchanan which is featured on my homepage. I also have a lin
to one of my sister, Lyn Fraser's books on my page. I appreciate all your hard work and your interests and have really enjoyed visiting your site. Slainte. |
| Comments: Neat page layout! Looking for Crawford/Lindsay Clan connection. Come visit my page. 
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| Comments: Neat page layout! Looking for Crawford/Lindsay Clan connection. Come visit my page.
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| Comments: I started looking at your site hoping to find a connection through the Crawford surname. I have a gr-gr-gr-grandfather named John Crawford (1817-1894)who married Isabella McFarlane (1817-1904). Their daughter Janet married Archibald Leitch. I found Joh and Isabella are buried in a Scottish cemetery near London, Ontario called Kilmartin Cemetery. Just hoping to find a connection. Thanks for the great site. Have you read the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon? A main character is a Scot nammed Jamie raser---great novel based on Scottish history. |
| Comments: Opps!Forgot to mention when I signed your book that one thing that piqued my interest was the fact that Eharles Fraser went to Chicago to be near his brother, William, in 1912. Chicago is where my mother and he Grandmother, Bertha, lived. I still don't ee a connection, but it could be there I guess. I didn't see any Hamiltons in Charles' family. |
| Comments: I am looking for my great grandfather, Hamilton Fraser. I know very little, other than that he was born about 1865-70, married my great grandmother, Bertha Slayback, and had two little girls, Bertha and Margaret, in the early 1890's. He died about 1895, leaving Bertha to raise the girls alone. I believe he or his family were from Canada. A cousin of mine, through Bertha's line, is helping me look for him and gave me this website to check. I don't think there is any connection, but found your site charm ng and was amused at the coincidences - the family names of Fraser and Crawford, a teacher, etc. My husband's family (Crawford) is from Ohio so there is probably no connection there either. It was fun to visit...maybe I'll drop back in sometime! Carol |
| Comments: Thanks for your visit to my site. Thought I would drop by and see yours. Lots of information and I love the way you have incorporated your heritage into the site. Plan to stop by again when I can take more time to explore. |
| Comments: I thought I'd sign your book before seeing the rest of your site, otherwise I may forget. I appreciate your response on The Gathering..., I enjoy getting to know a little about those I'm "chatting" with. What I've seen so far is impressive. I also have Frasers in my family but can't put my hands on the connection right now. When I finish my site I'll post it at the pub, so keep your eyes open. Yours, Bill |
| Comments: I really like your site. It makes me want to take a trip back to Scotland. Thank you for visit my page and signing my guestbook. |
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| Comments: How can I track down which clan fraser I am from. Father came from scotland in the 1930's |
| Comments: Hi Frasers. You guys are "da bomb".We wish we could be cool like you. Cause you guys are "da bomb".We like saying "da bomb" because it is "da bomb".Bye our mom made Macaroni and Cheese for us and it is ready.Bye Bye.Okay? |
| Comments: Hey, I was just surfing around the web and I was searching out some sites related to my family name (Frazier) and it led me here. I have been thinking about seriously tracing my family history. Anyway take care. ALter -Steve |
| Comments: I so glad to see another Fraser online. I'm interested in tracing my lines on the family tree. I'm originally born and partially raised in Nova Scotia - Sydney area - and moved to Buffalo when I was a wee lass. I currently live in New Jersey with my hu band and two children. Great Web Site! |
| Comments: My Wife and I and our 3 children were born in Scotland. Moved to USA (CT.)in 1966. Kids were 4, 6 & 8 Yrs. old at that time. Kids now married and we have 5 terrific Grandkids now. Life has been good to us. Gerry O'Neil, CT. |
| Comments: I like your site! Thanks for visiting my page and signing my guestbook. Your family sounds like a very nice one. :) |
| Comments: Really likes your web pages. It would be interesting to hear from you. Blessings to you. |
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| Comments: This site was recommended by a good friend. |
| Comments: Very nice pages. I looked at the surnames on you gen. but only familiar name was Shepherd. I, too just joined Hearltand Gen. Soc. but have been doing research for 15 years. Thanks for stopping by & signing my guestbook. Appreciate the comments. Who kno s, there might be a Shepherd connection with your Mother somewhere along the way. |
| Comments: How did you get frames? on the left |
| Comments: I enjoyed your "wee" site! quite interesting! I was curious which family name I'm reseaching might have drawn you to my site. |
| Comments: Hi Barry, Was in the neighbourhood so dropped round. Had to walk all the way though. No direct link. Does look smart, your service provider! Regards Bryn |
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Your site is definitely a beautiful one,
Congratulations on the culmination of what has
obviously been a lot of effort!
Arie
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| Comments: I noticed that you had visited my home on the web and so decided to stop by and see your lovely family. I wish you and yours all the best. -Shandi |
| Comments: Haven't been able to get through much yet. Enjoy any Fraser family history I can find. My grandparents came over from Scotland and I would like to trace my roots beyond just what I know now. |
| Comments: This was very nice. I´m coming back. Thankyou for you kindness. Anna. |
| Comments: Thank you for visiting my site, I am glad you did, because it led me to your wonderful site. 
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| Comments: I enjoyed my visit to your page. Thank you for visiting my page and signing my guestbook.I will be adding new friendship quotes on a regular basis, so please call regularly.  If you are still a child at heart, you may like to view the bears travel photo album (my other page).  If you do visit our page, please sign our guestbook so that we know you have visited. THANKS.... Rupert & Whitey |
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| Comments: You have a delightful page--I love the clan theme (my Thomason ancestors were from Scotland). Keep up the good work! 
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| Comments: Lovely site...my Scottish blood was just reveling in all the good stuff you've got..my mother is Clan MacGill..... bookmarked, I'll be back!!! |
| Comments: Barry, thanks so much for visiting my site as well and signing my guestbook.Really enjoyed the clan and the great pics. |
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| Comments: Nice site- thanks for the effort. This Fraser is just beginning to get involved in my roots. A bit late and with little direction I am having some degree of success. |
| Comments: Arrived here about 6:15 sat nite its now 8 pm I have really enjoyed your familys web pages. I wish to thank you for the kind words that you wrote about me, thats a first and I will cherrish them for a long time. Thankyou again: Gord |
| Comments: I have not had a chance to look over your site yet but if you look us up you will see that we live in a place Called Westhill which is a 15min Drive from Castle Fraser in Aberdeenshire Regards then to the Frasers In West Hill froim the Frasers in Westhill |
| Comments: A great site! Its nice to see such delight in the clan and what it means. Now and in history! Bryn |
| Comments: I can trace my mothers family Dowell's back to Richard Dowle, Tonerspuddle, Dorset, England to his birth 1748 and death 1813. We know they orginally came from Scotland, but not sure of anything else with regard to Scotland. Trying to trace further. M father grew up in Port Hood, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada. His ancestors came from Scottland as well. My father's name was Robert Rockwell Fraser. any help here? Also I am looking for help to locate my 1st cousin's who were born in Nine Mile River Nova Scotia and then moved with their mother back to their mothers' home somewhere possibly El Paso, Mexico. She is of Spanish descent. This took place around 1945 -47. Their names are Billy and Arthur Eric Dowell. Their father's name was Arthur Dowell (who was my Uncle on my mother's side). He passed away some time ago. Can anyone help me with their location? Their mother's name is Theresa, but my mom can't remember her maiden name. I would appreciate any information that might be a lead for me. |
| Comments: I can trace my mothers family Dowell's back to Richard Dowle, Tonerspuddle, Dorset, England to his birth 1748 and eather 1813. We know they orginally came from Scotland, but not sure of anything else with regard to scotland. Trying to trace further. y father grew up in Port Hood, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada. His ansestors came from Scottland as well. My father's name was Robert Rockwell Fraser. any help here. Also I am looking for help to locate my 1st cousins who were born in Nine Mile Rive , Nova Scotia and then moved with their mother back to their mothers home somewhere possibly El Paso, Mexico. This took place around 1945 -47. Their names are Billy and Arthur Eric Dowell. Their father's name was Arthur Dowell (who was my Uncle on my m ther's side). He passed away some time ago. Can anyone help me with their location? Their mother's name is Theresa, but my mom can't remember her maiden name. I would appreciate any information that might be a lead for me. |
| Comments: A wonderful experience visiting your site. I have come back a few times, and each time you take me somewhere else where I marvel at what people offer. You have done a fantastic job! I feel as if I would like to get to know you and your family better! Keep up the good work. I shall return often. |
| Comments: I enjoyed my visit to your pages, very interesting |
| Comments: Great to meet other Frasers! Stay in touch. |
| Comments: What a great web site!!! I am impressed (but probably not enough to get my own up and running!). Hope we can get together sometime in '98. Your 'Cuz |
| Comments: This was my first time surfing the net...I loved the photographs of you and your family...thankyou for making my first visit so enjoyable...i will call again! |
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| Comments: I am trying to find my ancestors. I am just beginning and would like to know if I'm on the right track. My grandfather name is John Frazer and he was born in 1895 and I know that his father changed the "s" in Frazer to "z". I know little more than that Can you help me? thank you Barbara Frazer Foote |
| Comments: Hi there, I am planning a traditional Scottish Wedding on the Ship Hector in Pictou, Nova Scotia. It took Scottish Emigrants from Scotland to Pictou and we are therefore known as the "Birthplace of New Scotland." I am just surfing the web looking for info on traditional scottish weddings and the Fraser Clan. Your site was great-this could become a past time for me. Take Care |
| Comments: Visted hoping to find a link. My mother is a Frazier, 2 brothers, Carl & James, Jr. children of James Blaine Frazier m. Margaret DeRoss, James is s/o John Samuel Frazier & Letty Carman - dates unknown for sure tombstone has only names |
| Comments: Your site is a wonderful resource. I was reading about Sir Alexander Fraser with some amusement because my father's name is Alex and I have a nephew with that name as well. My father probably knows the history but I'm sure my nephew doesn't and it will e good to tell him of it. Thanks! |
| Comments: We enjoyed your site. We'll come again. |
| Comments: I am most impressed with your web pages. I am just getting initiated into the WWW. I am still working so do not have all the time it requires as my other passions have taken precedent. My son graduated from Wilfred Laurier Un. and now works in Bracebri ge as a social worker. My other son is Forester consultant working in Oakville. I have 3 daughters living here in beautiful B.C. Drop me line sometime. You appear to have a lovely family. |
| Comments: What a great site! Had a most enjoyable visit. Being of Scottish decent, I got a big kick out of your page(s). Keep up the excellent work! Feel free to stop by 'Ole Narc's Place and say "Hi" sometime. |
| Comments: Excellent design for your page. Easy to find your way around. One of the better pages I've seen. |
| Comments: Yours is the FIRST STOP in my cyber-investigation of the name FRAZIER. I suspect that it is a permutation of FRASER. My mother is Frazier, and says her lineage is Scots-Irish. I dunno, but I recently have become very excited about tracking down my root . Kudos on your very splended site. Michael C. Spearing |
| Comments: Hello & seasons greetings. Great site. I enjoyed meeting everyone. You know Kathy's have to stick together *smile* Stop in sometime Kathy 
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| Comments: Your site is wonderful, but one would expect as much from a Fraser. I enjoyed meeting you and your family. You are indeed a master HTMLer. |
| Comments: Your Homepages are indeed a adventure in reading. I think it is the most interresting one I have read to date!!!! Hope to see you in the 50+ Chatroom.. |
| Comments: I thought I'd pop by for a visit! I'm glad you checked out the music, did you see 'Roamin' in the Gloamin''? Mom loves that one, she sang it all day when I showed it to her. And I love your friends page, I wish I could do one too. But I can't, believ it or not, I've almost run out of space in my web page (2MB!). Love ya, bye! |
| Comments: I like what I see and will spend time exploruing the many appealing sites |
| Comments: Barry, You've created a great home page! I'm truly impressed. I plan to return to it, as I have not had the time to look at all of it. You've convinced me to create my own page. Keep up the great work! |
| Comments: Hi there, My mother is a Fraser. She is Sarah Jane. Her brother is Peter Alan Fraser. Thier father was John Henry Fraser, came from Scotland as a boy. He died in 1981. I was only a few years old but our Fraser family is a close knit one. I'm mighty proud of me clan ! |
| Comments: Barry, you changed your site since I last viewed it. Both viewings were enjoyable. By the way, I really am a hermit, honest. |
| Comments: Would appreciate help tracing Frasers in my clan! |
| Comments: Wonderful site. Thankyou for sharing |
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Seasons Greetings
