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Edward and Mary had three children all born in London: Elsie
Georgina Fraser (born 1883); Marjory Harriet Fraser (born 1886); and a son, James Howie Fraser (born 1888). Mary, Edward's wife, died in 1901 at Saxingham Hall, Norwich, Norfolk with all three children still in their teens. James was
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Cleather Fraser was born on April 2, 1853, in Burnside, Mauritius. He was the son of James Fraser, who, alongside Hugh Hunter and George Ireland, had founded the General Merchants and factors, Hunter, Ireland & Co in
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educated at Rugby School and after a short time in Canada returned to serve with the Gordon
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