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Item: 105755

Surname: Fraser

First Name: James

Ship: -

Date: 1854 13 December

Place: Newcastle

Source: MM

Details: Signed address to the Postmaster General, Sydney thanking him for allowing Campbell Pegus to resign from his position as Postmaster in Newcastle

 

Item: 161788

Surname: Fraser

First Name: James

Ship: -

Date: 1888

Place: Newcastle

Source: Who Was Who In The Hunter Valley Towns in 1888 - John Turner

Details: Coppersmith, Brassfounder and Ship Plumber of Perkins St. Newcastle. Born in 1843 in Edinburgh, Scotland and accompanied his parents to Australia when he was 9. He settled in Newcastle and in 1865 established a business in Hunter St. Newcastle before moving to Perkins St. Manufactured every description of ships copper, brass and plumbers work. Married the eldest daughter of Mr. Peter Fleming of Linwood and had one son and four daughters

 

Item: 174351

Surname: Fraser

First Name: James

Ship: -

Date: 1855

Place: Dwelling house. Lynwood

Source: NMH

Details: On a list of electors in the police district of Newcastle who had the right to vote for elections in the county of Northumberland in 1855. Printed in the Newcastle Morning Herald 11 October 1911...name removed on revision

 

Item: 201881

Surname: Fraser

First Name: James

Ship: -

Date: 31 March 1877

Place: Newcastle

Source: NMH

Details: Marriage, on the 29th March, at Newcastle by the Rev. William Bain, James Fraser, late of Inverness, Scotland, now of Newcastle, to Charlotte Sarah, daughter of Mr. Edward Wilson of Post Office Hotel, Blane-street, Newcastle

 

Item: 202599

Surname: Fraser

First Name: James

Ship: -

Date: 17 December 1870

Place: Newcastle

Source: Newcastle Chronicle

Details: John McColl and Cornelius Monaghan charged, on remand, with receiving stolen goods from John Bullock. Witnesses James Fraser, shipwright; Alexander Smith, shipwright; and T. W. Knight. Defendants commited for trial at next Court of Quarter Sessions

 

Item: 202926

Surname: Fraser

First Name: James

Ship: -

Date: 25 March 1871

Place: Newcastle

Source: Newcastle Chronicle

Details: George Taylor, charged with having stolen a spirit level belonging to James Fraser pleaded not guilty. He was found guilty and sentenced to 2 months imprisonment in Maitland gaol

 

Item: 199039

Surname: Fraser

First Name: James

Ship: Lord of the Isles 1853

Date: 1888

Place: Newcastle

Source: The Aldine centennial history of New South Wales illustrated / W. Frederic Morrison Morrison, W. Frederic Sydney. The Aldine Publishing Company, 1888

Details: JAMES FRASER, Coppersmith, Brass founder, and Ship Plumber, Perkin-street, was born in 1843 in Edinburgh, Scotland, and when nine years of age accompanied his parents to Sydney, Australia, in a sailing vessel called the Lord of the Isles, which did the passage from Greenock in seventy-five days. He settled in Newcastle, and in the year 1865 established a business situated in Hunter-street. After carrying on his trade in this place for a period of ten. years, he removed to his present site, the buildings on which he erected. He has been twenty-three years established, and manufactures every description of ships copper, brass, and plumbers work. He is a P.M. of Lodge Harmony, 381, S.C., and has always taken a great interest in the affairs of the Lodge since its establishment in Newcastle. Mr. Fraser is married to the eldest daughter of Mr. Peter Fleming, Linwood, and has one son and four daughters

 

Item: 150288

Surname: Frazer (Fraser)

First Name: James and Christiana

Ship: -

Date: 1829 2 June

Place: St. Matthews, Windsor

Source: Australian Marriages - FamilySearch Historical Records

Details: Marriage of Donald Kennedy and Cecilia Frazer (b. 1812 in Newcastle, dau. of James and Christiana Frazer)

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