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Finlay Fraser (1829-1862)

Posted 25 Jan 05 by Scott Andrew Bird. Filed in Fraser.

Finlay Fraser was born 18th April 1829 Kirkhill, Inverness, Scotland; and christened six days later.

Following closely in the footsteps of his father, John Fraser, Finlay married a Mary McDonald (also his mother's maiden name). The two were married on 27th April 1823. Together they had two children - Annie and Alexander.

Finlay died 26th July 1862 Tyree (Tiree) Argyll, Scotland.

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Welcome.

Welcome to the Family Tree of noted Australian writer and photographer Scott Andrew Bird. Here you'll find a number of fascinating aspects to this ever-growing database, including :

• the tree itself (currently produced using Reunion and The Next Generation)
• Scott Andrew Bird's Ahnentafel (the first 20 generations, anyway)
• links to various genealogy articles by this site's authors
• an index of surnames found in the abovementioned tree, and their origins
• overviews of the key locations lived in by the families in this tree
• overviews of the key occupations held by people in this tree
• photographs of many family members

Additionally, there are a great many certificates, grave photos and other source material which is freely available to other people researching the same family lines. Send me an email or leave a comment on this site.

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