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MORAYSHIRE ROLL OF HONOUR 123
FRASER, James. No. 10705, Pte., 6th Gordon Highlanders ; born at Inverness, 13th April, 1894,
residing in Morayshire for twenty-four years ; joined at Keith, August, 1914 ; served in
France ; contracted rheumatism ; awarded 19 14-15 Star. Son of John and Mary Fraser, 6,
Birdshaugh, Forres. Occupation, grocer.
FRASER, James. No. 265274, Pte., i/6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at High Street, Forres,
25th September, 1891 ; joined at Forres, 25th Oct., 1913 ; served in France ; severely wounded
in left arm, 13th Nov., 1916, and lost left leg, 20th July, 1918. Occupation, barman.
FRASER, James. No. 265414, Pte., Seaforths ; born at Elgin, 28th Nov., 1891 ; joined at Elgin,
August 6th, 1914 ; served in France ; twice wounded. Occupation, labourer.
FRASER, James. No. 204596, Pte., 7th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Bishopmill, July 26th,
1887 ; joined at Nairn, June, 1917 ; served in France ; killed at Cambrai, 30th Dec, 1917.
Son of Hugh and Annie Fraser, 14, Blantyre Street, Bishopmill, Elgin. Occupation,
baker.
FRASER, James. No. 934108, Engineer, H.M.D. " Elevate " ; born at Achnatone, Nairnshire,
1881, residing in Morayshire since eight years old ; joined at Invergordon, Dec, 1915 ; served
at Invergordon. Son of Peter Fraser, Glenmoray Cottages, Elgin. Occupation, drifter
engineer.
FRASER, James. No. 3233107, Pte., 12th Reserve Battn. ; born at Grantown-on-Spey, June,
1888 ; joined in Canada ; served in France ; killed in action, 27th Sept., 1918. Son of Peter
Fraser, 82, Green xtreet, Newark, N.Y., U.S.A., and Catherine McKenzie or Fraser (deceased).
Occupation, butler.
FRASER, James. No. 322549, Gnr., 390 Siege Battery, R.G.A. ; born at Cawdor, Nairnshire,
23rd Feb., 1880, brought up in Morayshire ; joined at Elgin, 9th Dec, 1915 ; served in Italy
and Egypt. Son of James and Mary Fraser, Cummingston. Occupation, builder.
FRASER, James. No. 12387, Pte., Scotch Greys and King's Dragoon Guards ; born at Inverness,
Jan. 4th, 1894, residing in Morayshire since 1911 ; joined at Elgin, Sept., 1914 ; served in
France and India. Son of Alexander (deceased) and Jane Cameron Fraser, 20, May Court,
Inverness. Occupation, painter.
FRASER, James. No. 6006, Pte., 9th Seaforths ; born at Rashcrook, Birnie, May 24th, 1889;
joined at Carron Knockando ; served in France ; died of wounds, March 22nd, 1918. Occupa-
tion, farm servant.
FRASER, James Chalmers. No. 40487, Pte., i/6th Seaforths ; born at Gilston, Duffus, June
15th, 1896 ; joined at Fochabers, Jan., 1913 ; served in France and Belgium ; gunshot wound
in leg. Son of James Fraser deceased), New Duffus. Occupation, grocer.
FRASER, James Ellis. No. 42460, Pte., 5th Dorsets ; born at Manbeen Farm ; joined at Elgin,
22nd Oct., 1917 ; served in France. Son of Hugh and Elise Smith Fraser, 21, Collie Street,
Elgin. Occupation, stud groom.
FRASER, James Macdonald. Sec-Lieut., 8th Labour Company, Cameron Highlanders ; born
at Elgin, 6th March, 1893 ; joined at Edinburgh, June, 1916 ; served in France, Belgium, and
Germany. Son of John and Jane Fraser, 27, Culbard Street, Elgin. Occupation, commercial
traveller.
FRASER, James Mackenzie. No. 98832, Pte., R.G.A. ; born at Rothes, 12th October, 1894 ;
served in France. Son of Jessie Fraser. Occupation, ploughman.
FRASER, James Taylor. No. 2808, Sgt., Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Dufftown, 29th Nov.,
1889, residing in Morayshire since 1910 ; joined at Elgin, Nov., 1914 ; served in France ;
killed, 28th April, 1916. Son of Charles and Annie Fraser, Dufftown. Occupation,
carpenter.
FRASER, Jane. Trained Nurse ; born at Nairnshire, 9th August, 1885, parents residing in
Morayshire ; joined at St. Bart.'s Hospital, London, August 10th, 1915 ; served in Mesopo-
tamia ; awarded the Royal Cross. Daughter of James (deceased) and Mary Fraser, Station
Row, Lhanbryde, by Elgin. Occupation, medical nurse.
FRASER, James. No. 10705, Pte., 6th Gordon Highlanders ; born at Inverness, 13th April, 1894,
residing in Morayshire for twenty-four years ; joined at Keith, August, 1914 ; served in
France ; contracted rheumatism ; awarded 19 14-15 Star. Son of John and Mary Fraser, 6,
Birdshaugh, Forres. Occupation, grocer.
FRASER, James. No. 265274, Pte., i/6th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at High Street, Forres,
25th September, 1891 ; joined at Forres, 25th Oct., 1913 ; served in France ; severely wounded
in left arm, 13th Nov., 1916, and lost left leg, 20th July, 1918. Occupation, barman.
FRASER, James. No. 265414, Pte., Seaforths ; born at Elgin, 28th Nov., 1891 ; joined at Elgin,
August 6th, 1914 ; served in France ; twice wounded. Occupation, labourer.
FRASER, James. No. 204596, Pte., 7th Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Bishopmill, July 26th,
1887 ; joined at Nairn, June, 1917 ; served in France ; killed at Cambrai, 30th Dec, 1917.
Son of Hugh and Annie Fraser, 14, Blantyre Street, Bishopmill, Elgin. Occupation,
baker.
FRASER, James. No. 934108, Engineer, H.M.D. " Elevate " ; born at Achnatone, Nairnshire,
1881, residing in Morayshire since eight years old ; joined at Invergordon, Dec, 1915 ; served
at Invergordon. Son of Peter Fraser, Glenmoray Cottages, Elgin. Occupation, drifter
engineer.
FRASER, James. No. 3233107, Pte., 12th Reserve Battn. ; born at Grantown-on-Spey, June,
1888 ; joined in Canada ; served in France ; killed in action, 27th Sept., 1918. Son of Peter
Fraser, 82, Green xtreet, Newark, N.Y., U.S.A., and Catherine McKenzie or Fraser (deceased).
Occupation, butler.
FRASER, James. No. 322549, Gnr., 390 Siege Battery, R.G.A. ; born at Cawdor, Nairnshire,
23rd Feb., 1880, brought up in Morayshire ; joined at Elgin, 9th Dec, 1915 ; served in Italy
and Egypt. Son of James and Mary Fraser, Cummingston. Occupation, builder.
FRASER, James. No. 12387, Pte., Scotch Greys and King's Dragoon Guards ; born at Inverness,
Jan. 4th, 1894, residing in Morayshire since 1911 ; joined at Elgin, Sept., 1914 ; served in
France and India. Son of Alexander (deceased) and Jane Cameron Fraser, 20, May Court,
Inverness. Occupation, painter.
FRASER, James. No. 6006, Pte., 9th Seaforths ; born at Rashcrook, Birnie, May 24th, 1889;
joined at Carron Knockando ; served in France ; died of wounds, March 22nd, 1918. Occupa-
tion, farm servant.
FRASER, James Chalmers. No. 40487, Pte., i/6th Seaforths ; born at Gilston, Duffus, June
15th, 1896 ; joined at Fochabers, Jan., 1913 ; served in France and Belgium ; gunshot wound
in leg. Son of James Fraser deceased), New Duffus. Occupation, grocer.
FRASER, James Ellis. No. 42460, Pte., 5th Dorsets ; born at Manbeen Farm ; joined at Elgin,
22nd Oct., 1917 ; served in France. Son of Hugh and Elise Smith Fraser, 21, Collie Street,
Elgin. Occupation, stud groom.
FRASER, James Macdonald. Sec-Lieut., 8th Labour Company, Cameron Highlanders ; born
at Elgin, 6th March, 1893 ; joined at Edinburgh, June, 1916 ; served in France, Belgium, and
Germany. Son of John and Jane Fraser, 27, Culbard Street, Elgin. Occupation, commercial
traveller.
FRASER, James Mackenzie. No. 98832, Pte., R.G.A. ; born at Rothes, 12th October, 1894 ;
served in France. Son of Jessie Fraser. Occupation, ploughman.
FRASER, James Taylor. No. 2808, Sgt., Seaforth Highlanders ; born at Dufftown, 29th Nov.,
1889, residing in Morayshire since 1910 ; joined at Elgin, Nov., 1914 ; served in France ;
killed, 28th April, 1916. Son of Charles and Annie Fraser, Dufftown. Occupation,
carpenter.
FRASER, Jane. Trained Nurse ; born at Nairnshire, 9th August, 1885, parents residing in
Morayshire ; joined at St. Bart.'s Hospital, London, August 10th, 1915 ; served in Mesopo-
tamia ; awarded the Royal Cross. Daughter of James (deceased) and Mary Fraser, Station
Row, Lhanbryde, by Elgin. Occupation, medical nurse.
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| Description | A biographical record of the men and women connected with the county who took part in the Great War. Along with a foreword by William J. McKenzie, who also edited this volume. Issued under direction of a representative committee of the county council and town councils of Morayshire. Illustrated. |
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