Daniel Burton Frazer was married, the son of Joseph Redmond Frazer and Margaret McCracken Frazer. His Death Certificate indicated that he died in Braintrim Twp., Wyoming County, Pennsylvania. His wife was Mary Knuppenburg Frazer and they were the parents of at least two sons: Irvin Frazer was born 1913; and his brother George Daniel Frazer was born in Laceyville, PA 1918 eventually moving to Horseheads, Chemung, NY where he died at the age of 100.
He worked as a stone cutter for the rail road section when he died of endocarditis from the pandemic 1918 influenza that killed so many. He died on Christmas Eve and was buried in the Lacey Street Cemetery on 28 Dec 1918.
He worked as a stone cutter for the rail road section when he died of endocarditis from the pandemic 1918 influenza that killed so many. He died on Christmas Eve and was buried in the Lacey Street Cemetery on 28 Dec 1918.
Daniel Burton Frazer was married, the son of Joseph Redmond Frazer and Margaret McCracken Frazer. His Death Certificate indicated that he died in Braintrim Twp., Wyoming County, Pennsylvania. His wife was Mary Knuppenburg Frazer and they were the parents of at least two sons: Irvin Frazer was born 1913; and his brother George Daniel Frazer was born in Laceyville, PA 1918 eventually moving to Horseheads, Chemung, NY where he died at the age of 100.
He worked as a stone cutter for the rail road section when he died of endocarditis from the pandemic 1918 influenza that killed so many. He died on Christmas Eve and was buried in the Lacey Street Cemetery on 28 Dec 1918.
He worked as a stone cutter for the rail road section when he died of endocarditis from the pandemic 1918 influenza that killed so many. He died on Christmas Eve and was buried in the Lacey Street Cemetery on 28 Dec 1918.
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