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Re: Samuel Frazee (b. 1610 in or around Dunnotar Castle, Scotland) father of Joseph Ephraim Frazee

wjfrazee — 2012-04-26 11:46:06Z

I have been researching my Frazee lines for over 30 years and I have read the Frances Hamilton Book. Yes, it does make reference to a Samuel Frazee as the father of Ephraim Frazee. This was written by Dr. Lewis Jacob Frazee in 1886 from what appears to me as oral family history. I have a similar letter on my own line. These contain good recent (to the date of writing) information, but the further back they go the more questionable the information. I prefer to rely on historical documents from the time period.

I have looked at Google for “Samuel Frazee born 1610” and only found genealogical sites for family lists. I do not consider them reliable sources. It is easy to duplicate someone else’s errors. I have also looked at the LDS records (although that was a few years ago) and only found records for a John Frazee in Edinburg, Scotland in the 1600’s. These were actual original documents. They were a marriage and birth record. I am willing to share these or where they can be found. If anyone has the actual original documents for Samuel Frazee born 1610 could you please let me know where to find them?

I am not saying that Samuel Frazee born 1610 was not the father of Joseph Frazee died 1713/14, but I need proof to say that he is and all the documents I have does not show that proof.

Jim Frazee

Re: Samuel Frazee (b. 1610 in or around Dunnotar Castle, Scotland) father of Joseph Ephraim Frazee

LezaBug76 — 2012-04-26 05:44:31Z

Jim,

I have been researching this line for well over 10 years now and if you do a Google search of "Samuel Frazee born 1610", you can find plenty about him. LDS has records of him and his burial AND his marriage, but still no name of his wife. Joseph was also buried in New Jersey, at an Echo Lake cemetery, which I believe is no longer in existence, but I cannot say for sure as I have never been to New Jersey.

I am not perpetuating any rumors, I am going by what I have found in my nearly decade and a half research of my family line. Joseph is listed in MANY historical documents in and around Elizabeth New Jersey. I have read the books and I have (somewhere) a bound copy of the Ancestral Lines of the Hamilton, Doniphan and Frazee Lines. Although I have not looked at it in several years (I have moved several times since buying it), there are a few things in there about his existence and his connection to our Frazee line. I don't dispute that there isn't much out there about his parents in the way of place of origin, but I would hardly consider this to be a rumor of any kind.

I am spending some time in Europe this summer for my Senior Experience through my University and although I'll be in Prague primarily, I have the British Isles on my list of places to visit in search of records.

From what I've read recently, there were many records in the Echo Lake area that were destroyed in a fire since the late 17th century, so what we're looking for could have literally gone up in smoke.

Re: New York Sate area 1829 Family Bible;1765-1914 entries

JMWhalen — 2012-03-16 00:08:16Z

I'm glad it helped. I remembered after sending my last message (memory isn't so cool anymore, but it allows me to make excuses...(;<))that I posted the bible transcription, which is much easier to read than the old fashioned script, on ancestorhunt.com. You can view the transcript at the following link; http://www.ancestorhunt.com/lowerre-genealogy-bible.htm

You can also view the actual bible family history page images at the following link;
http://www.ancestorhunt.com/lowerre-bible-records.htm

Good luck in your hunt!

John W.

Re: New York Sate area 1829 Family Bible;1765-1914 entries

WendyTrost54 — 2012-03-15 19:50:43Z

Very cool! Great-great-great-grandfather's brother is Samuel W. Lowerre. Thanks!

Re: New York Sate area 1829 Family Bible;1765-1914 entries

JMWhalen — 2012-03-15 15:53:55Z

Hello; I wouldn't be able to tell you without any other information. What you need to do is go to the family tree for this bible, and check it against the family you have from Sullivan County.
The earliest Lowerre listing in the bible was Samuel W. Lowerre 1788-1862. You should be able to go to the profile page for him using the following link; http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/5431413/person/-1454393693

Once there, you can navigate through the tree to make your comparisons.

Good luck!
John W.

Re: New York Sate area 1829 Family Bible;1765-1914 entries

WendyTrost54 — 2012-03-15 15:19:26Z

I am related to Lowerres in Sullivan County, New York. Would be interested to know if these are the same Lowerres.

Re: Samuel Frazee (b. 1610 in or around Dunnotar Castle, Scotland) father of Joseph Ephraim Frazee

Kathleen_Beaver — 2012-03-15 01:13:53Z

Thank you Jim, I also have been searching for over 20 years and I have found nothing as to Joseph Frazee as to his birth. The dates have ranged from 1635-1643 but I have yet to discover when or where he was born. I have not viewed the letters that are at the Friendsville library, (assuming this is the Friend Museum)but I plan to be up there this 2012 summer and I will look. The letters infer that Joseph Frazee arrived at Perth Amboy from Aberdeen, Scotland. Until I have actually viewed records that prove this it is all just assumption. I am still searching for proof. If someone has documented proof Joseph b.ca 1640 or of his son Joseph b ca 1700. I would love to see it. I do have their wills. My line also comes from Selbysport Maryland.
Joseph's (1700) son, Elisha, ca 1743 married Mary Rutan, Dec. 1763 in New Providence. His son Jeremiah is my 4th great-grandfather, I can find nothing on except for a Book that I have "Portrait and Biographical Record of the Sixth Congressional District, Maryland", published 1898. The Frazee's have been confused on the family of Jonathan, Jeremiah, and Ephraim for years. The Frazee's in the Frazee Ridge, Buffalo Run are related, I believe (supposition)Ephraim was my Elisha's uncle. Jeremiah and Jonathan are brothers. I have read in my early searches, that Ephraim was disinherited for not adhering to Presbyterianism, it would make sense since he was associated with the Baptist church. I have rambled, but my original point is unless we have proof other than census' I wish people would put their information as supposition.

Thank you again Jim for your post.

Re: William Henry Frazee

frazeefamily — 2012-03-05 04:09:49Z

I believe this is William Henry mentioned in the children. There is a match between the the ages, as well as the parents locations. It looks like John Henry joined the civil war, and was transfered to Indiana:

1870 United States Federal Census about Thomas Frazee
Name: Thomas Frazee
Age in 1870: 46
Birth Year: abt 1824
Birthplace: Ohio
Home in 1870: Fall Creek, Hamilton, Indiana
Race: White
Gender: Male
Post Office: Noblesville
Value of real estate: View image
Household Members:
Name Age
Thomas Frazee 46
Elizabeth Frazee 41
Philina Frazee 18
William Frazee 16
Leonedas Frazee 13
Rebecca Frazee 11
Mary Frazee 8
Albert Frazee 4
Franklin Frazee 2

Re: Frazee

FranniAyers — 2012-02-28 17:17:37Z

I have managed to get pretty far back in the Frazee Family. My Grandfather was Raymond Bemjamin January NJ 1899-1980. I have gotten pretty far back w/ many names..As the family has many off spring the search is timely but I love it. feel free to look at what I have and perhaps it will help u in ur search!

Franni

Re: Sons of George FRAZEE and Hannah MILLS

bill_northcott1967 — 2012-02-24 21:00:05Z

HI ChekWriter,

Just interesting - Turner Frazee and Martha Meeker are my Gr-Gr-Gr Grandparents and are buried about a 1/2 mile from where I grew up and still own a home. I have a lot of knowledge of the Frazee side but very little about the Meeker Side. I know Martha's father was Abner and Martha's mother was a Ball but little prior to that.

Cuba Frazee

warriorfeather1 — 2012-02-16 00:29:57Z

Looking for info on Cuba Frazee..b. 1711 Peeltree, WV Married Charles (Mac) Queen in 1736.

Frazee family

twinsmom1212 — 2012-02-03 21:50:14Z

I'm loking for info on Gabus (or Jabez) Frazee who married Mary Burris and their children Harry b. 1876, George b.1878, and Clarence b.1880, this family lived in or around Dayton, Ohio

Re: Frazee - OH

1_dwarrington — 2012-01-03 19:51:39Z

Jennie was, in fact, the nickname of Jane and was the daughter of Andrew Blair Frazee and Susan Vioorhees.

Re: Frazee - OH

1_dwarrington — 2011-12-28 15:56:08Z

I am the son of Marshall Warrington who is the son of Jennie Frazee Smith Warrington. Marshall is living in Westmont, NJ at the age of 97. All his siblings are deceased. My e-mail is dwarrington@powellgroup.com and my work phone number is 225-922-5117. I tried to respond to your inquiry already but don't know if you received it, so am responding again.

Frazee - OH

1_dwarrington — 2011-12-19 15:21:15Z

Jennie F. Smith's brother Andrew did not marry and had no children. I think it was Elizabeth who married Frank Scull, lived in Scarsdale, NY, and had one child Florence who never married and had no children. Susan, Jessie,and Riche had no children. I believe that both Jessie and Riche did marry. I will ask about Susan. Marshall Warrington born Jan 30, 1914 is the only surving child of Jennie F. Smith and lives in Westmont, NJ. He will know the history. He may be reached at 856-429-4842.

Re: Descendents of John Frazee and Hannah

hergrandma1 — 2011-09-15 02:02:33Z

In Smith wedding photo is also son of Sarah Frazee & Nathan Smith, William Smith, in front row, center, then Nathan Grover Frazee, age 14. He is the boy, right front.

Lydia's son, Nathan is in front of his g'father Nathan Smith. Lydia is top right in the photo.

Re: Descendents of John Frazee and Hannah Martin Frazee, April 2, 1902, Wedding photo of Sylvester & Lillie Mae (Cooper) Smith)

hergrandma1 — 2011-09-15 02:01:51Z

Nathaniel & Susan Frazee Smith, front left, their son, William Smith, center. Right, Standing, Nathan Grover Frazee. They raised him, he was the son of Lewis Virgil & Sarah Smith Frazee.
back row, l-r, Sylvester Smith and Lillie Mae Cooper (daughter of Fannie Lavina Cooper), top right, Lydia Smith Royster, daughter of Nathaniel & Susan Smith, front boy is Lydia's son, Nathan Royster. Susan Frazee Smith has a dark complexion. She was probably not well at this time, She died of Tuberculosis.

Re: Wm. Bradford Frazee b. 1893 Sept. Somerfield.

KimCorrine — 2011-09-13 18:57:42Z

I have recently discovered that Susan Fike Frazee was a descendant of John Stuck of Garrett County, MD. I have been researching John's family for more than ten years and am compiling a book on him and his children. If you can help with Susan's family, davenport.genie@gmail.com, I would appreciate hearing from you.

Re: native american ancestry

SGillespie5727 — 2011-09-13 12:39:10Z

One book is "From the Heart of the Crow Country" by Joseph Medicine Crow.

Re: native american ancestry

wjfrazee — 2011-09-12 20:49:14Z

Hi Sue
I have extensive information on the ancestry and descendants of Lewis and Catherine Frazee. I have even published a book on their descendants. Write me at jfrazee@accesswave.ca
Jim

Re: native american ancestry

x8ixv — 2011-09-12 16:23:35Z

Also, have you viewed the earlier thread on Frazee native ancestry? A book is mentioned that I think addresses your ancestry.

Re: native american ancestry

x8ixv — 2011-09-12 15:56:35Z

I am researching Frazee ancestry as well. My aunts and uncles have also talked about native ancestry, but don't know exactly where it comes from. We are ancestors of Lewis Frazee who was from new Jersey, I think. He settled in New Brunswick, Canada.
He was the son of Timothy, who was the son of John, who was the son of Joseph.

Would you have any information about these men and their ancestry, or who they married.\

Thanks, Sue

FRAZEE Jeo H Jr - Vietnam Wall section 1E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-09-09 14:45:08Z

FRAZEE Jeo H Jr - Vietnam Wall section 1E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 222,447 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

Re: Sons of George FRAZEE and Hannah MILLS

ChekWriter — 2011-08-29 14:31:56Z

Did you find all the links of these folks into one circle of family?

The FRAZEE - MEEKER - MILLS - etc, of New Jersey all wrap around each other. ALong with GUSTIN - HOWARD - PACK/PECK = ROBINS/ROBBINS, at least by DNA testing, on another web site comparison.

Just curious.

Pat
cw
I have Turner FRAZEE = Martha MEEKER
son of George FRAZEE - Hannah MILLS
dau of James MILLS.
Possibly this is the Richard MILLS Jr aka James MILLS that some have listed on their data files on this web site?
A will was found that listed the children of this James, and among them was Hannah as FRAZEE.

Hope this may help further.
The James you mention is in the right time frame to be Martha and Turner's son.

Pat
cw

Re: Stephen Frazee

MaryAnnFrazee — 2011-07-29 10:49:50Z

After I sent the last msg, the place of birth for Stephen doesn't appear to be correct for Bedford Pa. I will check this out in more detail when I return. I may have that confused with another Stephen. It seems in the Frazee line names, dob's, etc. overlapped! I think that's why its so hard to be 100% sure in all cases.

Re: Stephen Frazee

MaryAnnFrazee — 2011-07-28 23:55:32Z

All I have on Hannah Gifford's parents: A Gifford (father) and Mary Halstead (mother)
Hannah dob about 1748 in Allenwood, Washington Valley, NJ
Also, I have her husband Stephen dob as 1748 in Bedford Co., PA and dod before 1806
16 May 1765. ... Stephen FAZEER... obtained license of marriage for himself and for Hannah GIFFORD of
Shrewsbury... [w] Sam LEONARD (Governor's license at Christ Church Shrewsburg, Monmouth Co., NJ)
I do have more info but will not have email for about a week. The book you referenced by your dad's uncle: I have not been able to find a copy and would welcome info from it, Maybe we can correspond privately. Also, on Joseph - I have copied much of it from the internet. And you are correct, not all is accurate. Proof is really hard to obtain and so many researchers disagree.

Re: Stephen Frazee

LMartenet — 2011-07-28 16:01:19Z

Thank you once again for your help. If I may impose again, I have Stephen Frazee (dob 1745) married to Hannah Gifford (I have no parents for her) and their son, Stephen (dob 1767) married to an Amy Johnston Gifford, born in Pt.Pleasant, NJ., widow of Joshua Gifford, cousin of Stephen. Do you know anything about the Giffords? Also can you go farther back than Joseph (dob 1635)? I have done a fair bit of searching on ancestry, but find it is not always accurate. I got most of my information from the "Genealogical Record of the Frazee Family including La Fetra, Brouwer, Bogardus, Hallett and Related Families" written by my Dad's uncle Vernon Frazee. He only went back as far as Stephen F. & Sarah Allen. Thank you!

Re: Stephen Frazee

MaryAnnFrazee — 2011-07-28 00:13:21Z

For Mary Osbourne I have a dob as: about 1659 in East Hampton,Long Island,NY. And dod as 1702. another researcher has her dod as 9 9 1728 - Elizabethtown.

I did copy the following from an undocumented internet source: Mary is listed as one of Stephen's children and married to Joseph Frasey in her father's will dated 12 July 1694, pr. 20 Jul 1698. This info came from FHL 941118, N J Families, under Osborn, taken from NJ Archives, Vol. XXI, bp 287.
For Stephen Osborne I have: Stephen Osborne,dob February 24, 1633/34 and dod July 1698. "a second lot Right, is listed as one of the original "Associates of Elizabethtowne",, page 340 - Ancestral Lines of the Doniphan, Frazee and Hamilton Families by Frances Frazee Hamilton" 1928 WW Mitchell Printing Co.
(corrections always welcomed)

Re: Stephen Frazee

LMartenet — 2011-07-27 23:06:28Z

Thank you for responding. Please see my response to the previous response.

Re: Stephen Frazee

LMartenet — 2011-07-27 23:04:32Z

Thank you for responding! THis makes more sense. I have had Stephen' birth as 1715 and Sarah Allen's as 1725.
1725 for Stephen makes the numbers fit. I had missed a generation. It still leaves Mary Osbourn's dates in question as I have her dates as 1642-c1693. Neither of which work for having aa child in 1700. Any idea? Do you know any farther back?
Thank you again!

Re: Stephen Frazee

wjfrazee — 2011-07-27 20:52:48Z

This is one of those cases where we will probably never know his parents. It is very likely that either Joseph or Isaac (sons of Mary Osborne Frazee) was Stephen's father because Mary's father was Stephen Osborne.

Jim Frazee

Re: Stephen Frazee

MaryAnnFrazee — 2011-07-27 18:29:33Z

My notes have Stephen Frazee's dob as 1725 and I have his parents to be Joseph-dob 11/20/1700, dod 1/14/1772 and Mary - dob 1701 (Demoney)Frazee. Joseph dob 11/20/1700 s/o Joseph dob abt 1635 and Mary Osbourne Frazee.
(corrections always welcome)

Stephen Frazee

LMartenet — 2011-07-26 16:43:22Z

Has anyone found a logical set of parents for Stephen Frazee (1715-1766), married to Sarah Allen? I had the names of Joseph Frazee and Mary Osbourne, but according to the listings on ancestry.com, she would have had to be over 90 when he was born. The other possible mother is Mary Demoney who would have been 7 at his birth. Either the dates are wrong or there is another generation between Joseph and Mary Osbourne.

Re: Kermit Frazee

jlfrazee — 2011-07-03 21:44:07Z

Granddad Frazee died in 1996 in Muncie Indiana. His wife was K(C)athrine Silvers Frazee. They had three children; Richard, my Father, William, and Judy. I was always told that my Great Grandfather's name was William. As far as I know, we have lived in the central Indiana area for 6 generations since James Frazee bought land in 1836 from the federal government. Prior to that, the family lived in either western Ohio or south eastern Indiana. However, it does seem hard to believe they are not the same. Kermit Frazee is a very uncommon name. Hope this helps.

Re: Kermit Frazee

tragiclikebowie — 2011-07-03 20:54:15Z

That time frame is very close. Do you know where he died?

I don't know much just that he was supposed to be either from or related to people from the West Virginia area, and also that he may have changed his last name from Richards to Frazee. His mother would have remarried to a Frazee - as far as I know, but I could easily have the wrong information.

Thanks!

John R Frazee married to Alice B., Alex B, or Alix B. ?

phras6740 — 2011-04-23 05:14:01Z

Looking for any information on John R Frazee aka J R Frazee. 1910, 1920, and 1930's census show his wife's name 3 different ways. Very interested in knowing more his wife. John R Frazee is the father of Walter Duke Frazee. John's sister is Mary Catherine Frazee Rogers, she is married to Samuel Rogers. John is the son of Jonas and Jane Hammock Frazee. It appears that he resided in New Madrid County Missouri for at least 30 years.

Any info would be greatly appreciated

Re: OH/PA FRAZEE

edna5668 — 2011-04-23 03:51:54Z

Lisa: I found info that says Thomas Frazee's father was Hamilton Frazee and his mother was Mary Caudry. Since you message was posted back in 2005, you may already have this info. I just started a couple of yrs ago and haven't spent much time on it lately. I am Maggie Conn's daughter. Aunt Agnes' son Randy is also researching on here.

Walter Frazee married Effie Martin

phras6740 — 2011-04-17 17:44:26Z

Walter Frazee married Effie Martin(child of Albert Martin and Lydia Willis) I'm searching for any information on Walter Frazee I believe he was born 10 Dec 1886.

Re: native american ancestry

meregra — 2011-04-01 15:47:43Z

For years, I have been hearing hints about Native American parts of the FRAZEE family. I have never actually known where and who those people may be. I would be interested in learning more about who they may be, and where they were living etc.
I have had that hint about my own Frazee family. Benoni Frazee b. New York in 1794, m. Laura Chamberlain b. New York/Pennsylvania (prob. a border change).
To my knowledge they had 6 or 7 daughters and no sons that I am aware of....
I would be most happy for any information about these people, and also more info. about who and where any Frazee N.A. connections may be.
I can share further info. about my family if any one is interested.
Diane

Re: native american ancestry

meregra — 2011-04-01 15:47:41Z

Re: native american ancestry

meregra — 2011-04-01 15:47:40Z

native american ancestry

nancydangerfield — 2011-03-31 19:40:44Z

hi;My Greatgrand mother spoke of native ways of life and why things where done.Telling us children to always to be proud.She was born to James and Elsie Frezee ,3 brothers and 2 sisters.I would also like to know.The Shawnee tribe is known to be in Garrett Co.Maryland. talk soon;Nancy

Re: Frazee - OH

BTENCK — 2011-03-19 20:29:52Z

I am trying to find great granddaughters of Jennie since I have an autograph book given to her on her 16th birthday by her grandmother Jane. Perhaps no one would be interested in such a keepsake, but it is lovely. The young men who signed even made up poems. I learned her son died without children, but couldn't find any other Smiths or Frazees.
By your name I assume your Scottish. My mother was born in Johnstone Scotland. Do you know any more about further generations? Brenda Enck san jose ca

Re: Frazee - OH

kitturah — 2011-03-19 19:49:24Z

Yes, "Jennie" was actually Jane Frazee, daughter of Andrew B. Frazee and Susan Van Hook.

She married Richard Fetters Smith on 22 December 1864.
This was her death notice:

DEATH NOTICE - Philadelphia Inquirer 11/27/1906
Funeral of Mrs. Richard F. Smith
Mrs. Jennie Smith, wife of former Sheriff Richard F. Smith, was buried yesterday from her home, 528 Penn street, Camden. The services were in charge of Rev. Rudolph Brestell, rector of St. Paul's P.E. Church. The pall-bearer were Dr. H.H. Grace, Frank L. Vinton, Professor Geoffrey Buckwater, B. Frank Browning, and J. Clarence Coney. Interment was made in Evergreen Cemetery.

Anne Kerr
njstonefam@yahoo.com

Denora Nadine FRAZEE-SIELEMAN (1932-2011)

ronvest — 2011-02-27 13:56:20Z

Copied from the Clinton, MO Daily Democrat. I am not related to this person.

FUNERAL MASS Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Montrose, Missouri on Tuesday, February 22, 2011 at 10:00 a.m.
OFFICIANT Father John Bolderson
VISITATION Hill & Son Funeral Home in Appleton City, Missouri on Monday, February 21, 2011 between 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
INTERMENT St. Ludger’s Cemetery in Germantown, Missouri
MEMORIAL Heartland Hospice (Butler)
Denora Nadine Sieleman, known as “Nadine”, was born March 18, 1932 and passed away on Thursday, February 17, 2011 at the age of 78 years, 10 months and 30 days. She resided in Appleton City with her son, Karl, his wife Joan and daughter, Linda.
Nadine was born to Elmer T. Frazee and Jennie G. Dunn Frazee on a farm in Spring Hill, Kansas. Nadine and her twin sister, Mary Maxine, were named after both their grandmothers. She had five brothers and three sisters in her family.
On March 28, 1948 she was married to Bernard Quentin Sieleman at Holy Name Catholic Church in Kansas City, Kansas. They moved to the country around Germantown and Montrose, Missouri. Later she moved to Appleton City, Missouri.
There were six children born to this union, Linda S. Pierce, Anthony “Tony” J. Sieleman, Bernard “Bernie” Sieleman John “Johnny” E. Sieleman, Kelly D. Sieleman and Karl W. Sieleman. There are eleven grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandson and numerous step-grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband Bernie on February 10, 1995. She was also preceded in death by her grandchildren Richard Anthony Pierce and Toni Nicole Sieleman, her parents, three brothers and two sisters.

Patience Frazee and William Darby

rvcole1 — 2011-02-15 21:17:12Z

Does anyone know the parents of Patience Frazee who married William Darby? She was born about 1732 and he was born about 1732 in Essex Co., New Jersey. She died 29 May 1764 probably in New Jersey and he married second to Sarah Sayre, widow of John Owen. Any information is appreciated.

Re: OH/PA FRAZEE

tfillow — 2011-02-10 20:31:27Z

Hi Lisa,
Here is some info on them, you can contact me at
Fillows4@aol.com

1930 Whitaker, Allegheny, Pennsylvania

Name
Age
Albert Frantz 53
Louisa Frantz 59
Jessie Frantz 23
Albert Frantz 21
Francis Reabe 29
Minnie Reabe 28

1920 census Pennsylvania, Allegheny, Whitaker, District 853
River Road, owns home, has mortgage
Albert Frantz head, 43, md, PA/PA/PA furnace man, steel works
Louise Frantz wife, 48, md, PA/Ger/Ger, none
Minnie Frantz, dau, 18, s, PA/PA/PA, school teacher, public school
Margaret Frantz dau, 15, s, PA/PA/PA none
Jessie Frantz dau, 13, s, PA/PA/PA none
Albert Frantz son, 11, s, PA/PA/PA none

1910 census Pennsylvania, Allegheny, Whitaker, District 265
River Ave, owns home, has mortgage
Albert Frantz head 34, md 1x, md 12 yrs, PA/PA/PA bar tender, hotel
Louisa wife 39, md 2x, md 12 yrs, 6 births/5 living, PA/Ger/Ger
Minnie dau 8, single, PA/PA/PA
Margaret dau 6, single, PA/PA/PA
Jessie dau 3 single, PA/PA/PA
Albert son 1 9/12 single, PA/PA/PA
Fred Frazee step son 19, single single, PA/MD/PA

1880 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Household:

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Fredrick GEIST Self M Male W 47 HESSIN Keeping Dairy HESS HESS
Kate GEIST Wife M Female W 46 HESSIN Keeping House HESS HESS
John GEIST Son S Male W 19 PA At Home HESS HESS
Menie GEIST Dau S Female W 17 PA At Home HESS HESS
Henry GEIST Son S Male W 16 PA At Home HESS HESS
Lizzie GEIST Dau S Female W 12 PA At School HESS HESS
Lewesa GEIST Dau S Female W 9 PA HESS HESS
Maggie GEIST Dau S Female W 6 PA HESS HESS
Fred GEIST Son S Male W 2 PA HESS HESS

Re: Frazee - OH

frazeedg — 2011-01-26 00:05:56Z

Confused on the name Jennie Frazee.
My great-grandfather is Andrew Blair Frazee (1820 New Brunswick, NJ). He was married twice and produced no daughter named Jennie. Could this be a nickname? Based on her birth date, 1845, and death date, 1906, it would have been from the first marriage to Susan Voorhees. The only child, a daughter, was named Jane (1845-1906). Could this be her?
You can get back to me at frazeedg@gmail.com
Thank you in adavance.

Re: Frazee Native American?

SGillespie5727 — 2010-11-08 22:45:45Z

I found the book at Powell's for about $6.

Re: Frazee Native American?

ndfrazee — 2010-11-08 16:40:53Z

I would love to know this as well as my father used to tell us we had Native American ancestry when we were young. Unfortunately he is no longer with us to ask for further details. I've been looking and looking for proof in our direct line, but haven't found anything yet. However, you may be interested in something else I came across that is very intriguing. It was found in a book by a Crow Indian Chief and has some background information on the Frazees (Joseph Ephraim's line)as they were the ancestors of Tom Yellow Tail (member of the Crow tribe). You can read it all at this link:

http://books.google.com/books?id=Dk-QJ7uWy5sC&pg=PA52&am...

Here is a link to buy the book too if you are interested. I'm actually buying more copies for Christmas gifts to my brothers this year. Good luck and let me know if you find anything good in your searches!

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/books/product.aspx?r=1&...

Hope this helps!
Nicolle Frazee