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d.o.b. June 19, 1902 d.o.d. May 29, 1987 |
d.o.b. February 27, 1919 |
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
Mitcham, England |
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Married Rosanna April 18, 1942 (England) |
Rosanna Remarried to Alfred Renshaw in 1989 |
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Kathleen Veronica (Fraser) O'Connor |
Teresa (Fraser) Williams |
Geraldine |
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b. 1909 d.1/23/33 |
b.5/ 25, 1905 d. 1991 |
b.3/9/1901 d.3/13/1901 |
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Married Mike O'Connor,mother of Francis & Marie |
Married John Frances Joseph Williams, a bookkeeper turned cooper, in 1924. Mother of James, ([Jimmy] played baseball for Baltimore Oriales) , John , and Jean ([5/16/1931] married William Michalski, mother of William John [8/9/52] and Mitchel James [3/27/54]) |
Lived only 5 days |
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d.o.b. 12/7/1878 d.o.d. 2/19/1953 |
d.o.b. 1877 In Ireland |
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Married Catherine at St. Helen's Church Toronto in 1900. A Toronto Railway conductor, he left the city in 1912, when William was 10, eventually joining his brother Alexander in Chicago where he did manual labour in the building trade. He never remarried. |
Click on her name for a full description of her wedding day. d.o.d. September 1923 in Toronto of a perforated Gall Bladder. She was 46. |
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Mary Ann |
Isobella (Fraser) Carroll | |||||
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b.Inverness, Scotland5/6/1866 d2/7/1935 |
b.Inverness, Scotland 4/2/1867 d. 11/24/1952 |
b.Inverness, Scotland 8/4/1869 d. 2/17/1907 |
b. Portee, Isle of Skye 11/30/1871 d. 7/26, 1932 |
b. Portee, Isle of Skye, 6/19/1872 d. 4/5/1953 |
b. Toronto 5/10/1875 d. 4/28/61 |
b.Toronto 6/28/1877 d.Japan 9/3/1962 |
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Known as "Miss May" she never married but devoted her life to helping raise her siblings and the children of Isobella after her death and Alex's after Ellen's death. A member of the Third Order of St. Francis. |
Carpenter, Trappist Monk, Parish Priest, Missionary to China, religious poet, Chaplain to St. Michael's Hospital and Lorretto Abbey. |
Married Joseph Carroll. Her son, Francis Patrick Carroll, was Bishop of Calgary. Also had a daughter Teresa Ralston and another son William, one of Canada's First seismologists, who is buried with Mary Ann. |
Entered Religious Community, Sisters of St. Joseph at age 20. Teacher in the Toronto Separate School Board, playwrite, poet, artist, composer. Several large Scale religious musicals produced. |
Married Ellen Hallett(1878- 1911), father of eleven children. Moved to Chicago, after Ellen's death, where he married Mary Fitzgerald (d 1965). They raised Ellen's and Mary's two additonal children. |
Sister Mary of St. John the Evangelist was the youngest family member to enter the religious life. Missionary to Mexico, assistant Superior and Mistress of Novices and Magdalens. |
Founded Scarborough Foreign Mission Society. Missionary to China and Japan. Many Adult Education Colleges named in his honour. |
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b. 3/26/1839 Slackend Farm, Scotland d. August 12,1920 Toronto |
b. 11/6/1837 Inverness, d. February 15, 1920 Toronto |
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Raised by his maternal grandparents. A carpenter, and later a surveyor, and builder, born in Enzie Scotland.Worked his way up to supervising the building of Toronto's Old City Hall, Union Station, Harbord C.I. etc. |
Daughter of John Chisholm, farmer in Beauly, and Isabella Rhind Chishom. Married William 4/22/1865 in Inverness. Likely died a victim of the 1920 Flu epidemic which claimed many of Toronto's elderly. |
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William Simpson | ||
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baptised 12/04/1803 d 9/10/1869 |
b 1812 baptised 4/18/1812 d 2/13/1899 |
baptised 3/26/1809 d 1881? |
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Acknowledged as father of William Fraser. Harbour Master, fish curer, general merchant, grain dealer and, together with his sister Isobella, innkeeper of the Portgordon Inn. |
After birth of her son William Fraser, she married William Simpson 9/14/1841 in Rathven. Together they were the parents of Ann Simpson(b8/27/1842)who married Ed McGee, Mary Simpson (b11/8/1844) who married Traynor, Isobella Simpson (b2/26/1847) who maried Ferguson, and Alexander Simpson (b.7/6/1853 d 1935) who married Jane Forsythe (1858-1908) |
Before his marriage to Ann Green, he was married to Isabel Reid (10/22/1836) )and was father of James Simpson(b 1/22/1838). Isabel died around 1840. He was a blacksmith in Longhill. |
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Alexander Fraser |
Jane (Scott) Fraser |
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d.o.b.1775 d.o.d. 8/2/1865 |
d.o.b. 4/7/1776 d.o.d. 12/25/1861 |
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Farmer. Dryburn Farm lies one mile south west of Portgordon in Bellie Parish. He died on his farm at age 90. Beyond James they were also parents of Alexander (12/28/1802--who likely inherited Dryburn) ,Isobella (b 1807 d10/291880), Mary (d aft 1874 Married Alexander Hendry) and another sister (who married James Reid) |
Jane is the daughter of William Scott (b bef 1861 d aft 1792) and Isobella Jack (1745? d bef 1861)who married 11/26/1765. Jane is the sister of James Scott (b 8/11/1766), Isobel Scott (2/6/1772 d before 1774), another Isobel Scott (b 7/9/1774) and Margaret Scott (3/31/1779) |
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Alexander Fraser |
Isabella Paterson |
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dob 10/30/1742? Married Isabella 4/19/1772 in Bellie |
dob 1750? |
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Farmer. Lived at Langhowe in 1787 and in Upper Dallachy in 1791. |
Along with Alexander they were also the parents of James Fraser (b1/16,1785-1841 who became a surgeon and married Elizabeth Hoyle), George Fraser (b 8/4/1787) and Margaret Fraser (b 5/9/1791) |
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John Fraser |
Agnes Innes |
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dob 1710? |
dob 1710? |
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Lived in Bellie parish |
Gave birth to an Alexander Fraser in Bellie Parish on 10/30/1742. They may also have been parents of William Frazer 12/7/1746, Andrew Fraser 3/26/1749, John Frazer 9/12/1750, Margaret Frazer 1/23/1753 and Christian Fraser (3/5/1756--she was likely the Christian Fraser who, along with George Geddes, witnessed the baptism of Alexander's son George Fraser in 1787) |
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