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John Hazell Fraser

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John Hazell Fraser (1837-1919) of Fraser Brothers, Railway Iron Works, Bromley, London, E.

1837 December 27th. Born at Bishopsgate the son of John Fraser and his wife Mary Ann

1861 Living at 10 Commercial Road, Tower Hamlets, London: William John Fraser (age 32 born Bishopsgate) with his brothers George Coleman Fraser (age 25 born Bishopsgate) and John Hazell Fraser (age 23 born Bishopsgate), Engineers employing 60 men and 10 boys. Also their sister Mary Ann Fraser.[1]

1919 August 20th. Died, of Morning Dawn, Crowhurst, Sussex.

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  1. ↑ 1851 Census
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