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Adam Fraser 1768–1849 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1768

Birth Location: Seater, Walls, SHI, SCT

Death Date: 26 DEC 1849

Death Location: Found dead near Rittlure, Walls. Wid.

Father: Thomas Fraser

Mother: Margaret Fraser

Spouse(s):

Children(s):

Adam Fraser was born in 1768 in Seater, Walls, SHI, SCT, the child of Thomas Fraser And Margaret Fraser. Adam Fraser passed away in 1849 in Found dead near Rittlure, Walls. Wid..

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Biography

  • Adam Fraser was born in 1768 in Seater, Walls, SHI, SCT, the child of Thomas Fraser And Margaret Fraser.
  • Adam Fraser passed away in 1849 in Found dead near Rittlure, Walls. Wid..

Immediate Family

Parents

Thomas Fraser
1725–1786
Birth Location: Walls, Shetland, Scotland
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Margaret Fraser
1730–1810
Birth Location: Shetland, Scotland
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Spouses(s)

Children(s)

Adam Fraser's Ancestors

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Adam Fraser
1768–1849
Birth Place: Seater, Walls, SHI, SCT
Parents
Thomas Fraser
1725–1786
Walls, Shetland, Scotland
Margaret Fraser
1730–1810
Shetland, Scotland
Grandparents
Thomas Fraser
1705–1786
Shetland, Scotland
Barbara Irvine
1705–1745
Walls Shetland
Patrick Cheyne
1685–1748
Papa Stour, Shetland
Janet Magnusdaughter
1687–1748
Papa Stour
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

Adam Fraser's Timeline

2 Records

1768
1768
Birth of Adam Fraser in Seater, Walls, SHI, SCT
Seater, Walls, SHI, SCT
1849
26 DEC 1849
Age 81
Death of Adam Fraser in Found dead near Rittlure, Walls. Wid.
Found dead near Rittlure, Walls. Wid.

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1768
    Event Place: Seater, Walls, SHI, SCT

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 26 DEC 1849
    Event Place: Found dead near Rittlure, Walls. Wid.
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