James & Margaret (Wren) Fraser

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James & Margaret (Wren) Fraser

A photo of James Fraser and his wife Margaret Wren on holiday.

Date & Place: 1881 at F. Johnson Photos in Douglas IM1 2LW, Isle of Man

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Margaret (Wren) Fraser c. May 1825 - c. Sep 1904 Liverpool, England, United Kingdom

Margaret was the daughter of John Wren, blacksmith, of Brigham near Cockermouth, Cumberland, and Margaret Barwise. She had two older sisters, Elizabeth (1820) and Jane (1823). There was possibly a third sister Mary (born and died 1830). The family moved to Liverpool after 1830 and John became a boarding house keeper. Margaret married Scotsman Alexander McCrimen in Liverpool in 1844 and had two daughters, Elizabeth Jane (1845) and Isabelle (1847). She married second Scotsman James Fraser in Liverpool in 1853 and had a son, James wren Fraser, in 1862.

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James Fraser 1824 - 1888 Liverpool, England, United Kingdom

James was possibly born in Inverness. He moved to Liverpool between 1851 and 1853, and married Margaret McCremin, nee Wren, widow of Alexander McCremin, in 1853.

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