He enlisted in Company I of the 12th South Carolina Infantry Regiment August 1861
A battlefield map of soldiers graves Shows his lone grave south of Sharpsburg marked as "F.L. Fraser 12th S.C." just west of the road leading to Harpers Ferry
See https://civilwartalk.com/threads/ellie-fraser-co-i-12th-south-carolina-on-the-elliott-map-of-antietam-graves.184377/
In 1869 there was published a book listing burial places of Confederates in Washington and Frederick Counties Maryland
"K L Frazier" Is listed on Page 23
http://www.whilbr.org/itemdetail.aspx?idEntry=145&dtPointer=12∼Company I, 12th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers, C.S.A., initially buried in Bluckford's farm-field, next Harper's Ferry. Sources: "The Confederate Dead at Sharpsburg" in The Daily Phoenix, 11 Jul 1866; and "The Known Dead Buried in the Washington Confederate Cemetery in Hagerstown," Western Maryland Regional Library, Hagerstown, Maryland.
A battlefield map of soldiers graves Shows his lone grave south of Sharpsburg marked as "F.L. Fraser 12th S.C." just west of the road leading to Harpers Ferry
See https://civilwartalk.com/threads/ellie-fraser-co-i-12th-south-carolina-on-the-elliott-map-of-antietam-graves.184377/
In 1869 there was published a book listing burial places of Confederates in Washington and Frederick Counties Maryland
"K L Frazier" Is listed on Page 23
http://www.whilbr.org/itemdetail.aspx?idEntry=145&dtPointer=12∼Company I, 12th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers, C.S.A., initially buried in Bluckford's farm-field, next Harper's Ferry. Sources: "The Confederate Dead at Sharpsburg" in The Daily Phoenix, 11 Jul 1866; and "The Known Dead Buried in the Washington Confederate Cemetery in Hagerstown," Western Maryland Regional Library, Hagerstown, Maryland.
He enlisted in Company I of the 12th South Carolina Infantry Regiment August 1861
A battlefield map of soldiers graves Shows his lone grave south of Sharpsburg marked as "F.L. Fraser 12th S.C." just west of the road leading to Harpers Ferry
See https://civilwartalk.com/threads/ellie-fraser-co-i-12th-south-carolina-on-the-elliott-map-of-antietam-graves.184377/
In 1869 there was published a book listing burial places of Confederates in Washington and Frederick Counties Maryland
"K L Frazier" Is listed on Page 23
http://www.whilbr.org/itemdetail.aspx?idEntry=145&dtPointer=12∼Company I, 12th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers, C.S.A., initially buried in Bluckford's farm-field, next Harper's Ferry. Sources: "The Confederate Dead at Sharpsburg" in The Daily Phoenix, 11 Jul 1866; and "The Known Dead Buried in the Washington Confederate Cemetery in Hagerstown," Western Maryland Regional Library, Hagerstown, Maryland.
A battlefield map of soldiers graves Shows his lone grave south of Sharpsburg marked as "F.L. Fraser 12th S.C." just west of the road leading to Harpers Ferry
See https://civilwartalk.com/threads/ellie-fraser-co-i-12th-south-carolina-on-the-elliott-map-of-antietam-graves.184377/
In 1869 there was published a book listing burial places of Confederates in Washington and Frederick Counties Maryland
"K L Frazier" Is listed on Page 23
http://www.whilbr.org/itemdetail.aspx?idEntry=145&dtPointer=12∼Company I, 12th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers, C.S.A., initially buried in Bluckford's farm-field, next Harper's Ferry. Sources: "The Confederate Dead at Sharpsburg" in The Daily Phoenix, 11 Jul 1866; and "The Known Dead Buried in the Washington Confederate Cemetery in Hagerstown," Western Maryland Regional Library, Hagerstown, Maryland.
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Probably reburied as "Unknown Soldier"
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