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Born to Constance and Water Frazar Burrell, six months premature. Buried 19 Nov 1912 with heart felt tears. Twin boy and girl babies were too small to continue on with life and went straight to Haven.
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"Thomas Frazar came from Aberdeen, Scotland to this place about the year 26 Feb 1735. He married to Rebecca Alden, on 18 Nov 1760. Thomas died 18 Nov 1782, in Duxbury at aged 46 years, 9 months. They had four children John, Thomas, James and Rebecca all born in the town of Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts. They all finally moved to Boston. I once was shown the place down by the beach but had nearly forgotten it. Rebecca always believed the it was her parents that helped throw the tea overboard in Boston. As she had woke up to go downstairs and saw a light on in the house and hid and watched a party of men come to their home and her mother and father get dressed up like Indians and went outside and came back later. The next day people were talking about the Indians that threw tea in Boston Harbor. She always thought that she was about six years old. When her father saw her he said to her mother, "what is that child doing here?" Sept 16, 1773. Grandma Frazar 'Rebecca Alden was born in Duxburg, in the year 1738, 9th day of May, whose father's name was Samuel Alden, three generations from John Alden who came over in the May Flower. She died in 1818, July 21st at the house of George Partridge ' Squire Partridge' was the title he went by. John Frazar the oldest child was born Dec 20th 1861 and died in Boston Harbor, Feb 12th 1782, while boarding his ship. He was a Lieut. in the Navy. Rebecca told me he was buried it the old grounds on Boston Commons this ground was situated in the Commons at the corner of Fremont & Charles St. But, I do not think it is there anymore. I think it has been removed years ago. Thomas Frazar, Jr.was born June 22, 1764, he died in New York in the year 1781, July 24th. aged 17 years, 1 month, he was also a Lieut. in the Navy and died from Small Pox. Samuel Alden Frazar [my father was born July 12, 1766, and died in Duxbury on August 28th 1838 age 72 years and one month. Rebecca Frazar [my Aunt] was born Sept ninth, 1768 and died in Duxbury and died in Duxbury on Nov 7th. 1840, aged 72 years. Sometime either during the Revolutionary War ot soon after, Grandpa Frazar moved from Boston to Duxbury. The death of his two oldest sons and the loss of his property, made him very disconsolate and he died it is said of a broken heart. They evidently were very poor. I heard my father once tell me that they lived in a very dilapidated house and in the winter time the snow would blow in on their beds. Then Squire Partridge took them to, his home but wither it was before Grandpa died or not I do not know."
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Born to Constance and Water Frazar Burrell, six months premature. Buried 19 Nov 1912 with heart felt tears. Twin boy and girl babies were too small to continue on with life and went straight to Haven.
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"Thomas Frazar came from Aberdeen, Scotland to this place about the year 26 Feb 1735. He married to Rebecca Alden, on 18 Nov 1760. Thomas died 18 Nov 1782, in Duxbury at aged 46 years, 9 months. They had four children John, Thomas, James and Rebecca all born in the town of Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts. They all finally moved to Boston. I once was shown the place down by the beach but had nearly forgotten it. Rebecca always believed the it was her parents that helped throw the tea overboard in Boston. As she had woke up to go downstairs and saw a light on in the house and hid and watched a party of men come to their home and her mother and father get dressed up like Indians and went outside and came back later. The next day people were talking about the Indians that threw tea in Boston Harbor. She always thought that she was about six years old. When her father saw her he said to her mother, "what is that child doing here?" Sept 16, 1773. Grandma Frazar 'Rebecca Alden was born in Duxburg, in the year 1738, 9th day of May, whose father's name was Samuel Alden, three generations from John Alden who came over in the May Flower. She died in 1818, July 21st at the house of George Partridge ' Squire Partridge' was the title he went by. John Frazar the oldest child was born Dec 20th 1861 and died in Boston Harbor, Feb 12th 1782, while boarding his ship. He was a Lieut. in the Navy. Rebecca told me he was buried it the old grounds on Boston Commons this ground was situated in the Commons at the corner of Fremont & Charles St. But, I do not think it is there anymore. I think it has been removed years ago. Thomas Frazar, Jr.was born June 22, 1764, he died in New York in the year 1781, July 24th. aged 17 years, 1 month, he was also a Lieut. in the Navy and died from Small Pox. Samuel Alden Frazar [my father was born July 12, 1766, and died in Duxbury on August 28th 1838 age 72 years and one month. Rebecca Frazar [my Aunt] was born Sept ninth, 1768 and died in Duxbury and died in Duxbury on Nov 7th. 1840, aged 72 years. Sometime either during the Revolutionary War ot soon after, Grandpa Frazar moved from Boston to Duxbury. The death of his two oldest sons and the loss of his property, made him very disconsolate and he died it is said of a broken heart. They evidently were very poor. I heard my father once tell me that they lived in a very dilapidated house and in the winter time the snow would blow in on their beds. Then Squire Partridge took them to, his home but wither it was before Grandpa died or not I do not know."
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Born to Constance and Water Frazar Burrell, six months premature. Buried 19 Nov 1912 with heart felt tears. Twin boy and girl babies were too small to continue on with life and went straight to Haven.
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"Thomas Frazar came from Aberdeen, Scotland to this place about the year 26 Feb 1735. He married to Rebecca Alden, on 18 Nov 1760. Thomas died 18 Nov 1782, in Duxbury at aged 46 years, 9 months. They had four children John, Thomas, James and Rebecca all born in the town of Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts. They all finally moved to Boston. I once was shown the place down by the beach but had nearly forgotten it. Rebecca always believed the it was her parents that helped throw the tea overboard in Boston. As she had woke up to go downstairs and saw a light on in the house and hid and watched a party of men come to their home and her mother and father get dressed up like Indians and went outside and came back later. The next day people were talking about the Indians that threw tea in Boston Harbor. She always thought that she was about six years old. When her father saw her he said to her mother, "what is that child doing here?" Sept 16, 1773. Grandma Frazar 'Rebecca Alden was born in Duxburg, in the year 1738, 9th day of May, whose father's name was Samuel Alden, three generations from John Alden who came over in the May Flower. She died in 1818, July 21st at the house of George Partridge ' Squire Partridge' was the title he went by. John Frazar the oldest child was born Dec 20th 1861 and died in Boston Harbor, Feb 12th 1782, while boarding his ship. He was a Lieut. in the Navy. Rebecca told me he was buried it the old grounds on Boston Commons this ground was situated in the Commons at the corner of Fremont & Charles St. But, I do not think it is there anymore. I think it has been removed years ago. Thomas Frazar, Jr.was born June 22, 1764, he died in New York in the year 1781, July 24th. aged 17 years, 1 month, he was also a Lieut. in the Navy and died from Small Pox. Samuel Alden Frazar [my father was born July 12, 1766, and died in Duxbury on August 28th 1838 age 72 years and one month. Rebecca Frazar [my Aunt] was born Sept ninth, 1768 and died in Duxbury and died in Duxbury on Nov 7th. 1840, aged 72 years. Sometime either during the Revolutionary War ot soon after, Grandpa Frazar moved from Boston to Duxbury. The death of his two oldest sons and the loss of his property, made him very disconsolate and he died it is said of a broken heart. They evidently were very poor. I heard my father once tell me that they lived in a very dilapidated house and in the winter time the snow would blow in on their beds. Then Squire Partridge took them to, his home but wither it was before Grandpa died or not I do not know."
NOTE: If you double click on the images twice they should grow larger so that they can be more easily seen. There may also be hidden images that can be seen.
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Born to Constance and Water Frazar Burrell, six months premature. Buried 19 Nov 1912 with heart felt tears. Twin boy and girl babies were too small to continue on with life and went straight to Haven.
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"Thomas Frazar came from Aberdeen, Scotland to this place about the year 26 Feb 1735. He married to Rebecca Alden, on 18 Nov 1760. Thomas died 18 Nov 1782, in Duxbury at aged 46 years, 9 months. They had four children John, Thomas, James and Rebecca all born in the town of Marshfield, Plymouth, Massachusetts. They all finally moved to Boston. I once was shown the place down by the beach but had nearly forgotten it. Rebecca always believed the it was her parents that helped throw the tea overboard in Boston. As she had woke up to go downstairs and saw a light on in the house and hid and watched a party of men come to their home and her mother and father get dressed up like Indians and went outside and came back later. The next day people were talking about the Indians that threw tea in Boston Harbor. She always thought that she was about six years old. When her father saw her he said to her mother, "what is that child doing here?" Sept 16, 1773. Grandma Frazar 'Rebecca Alden was born in Duxburg, in the year 1738, 9th day of May, whose father's name was Samuel Alden, three generations from John Alden who came over in the May Flower. She died in 1818, July 21st at the house of George Partridge ' Squire Partridge' was the title he went by. John Frazar the oldest child was born Dec 20th 1861 and died in Boston Harbor, Feb 12th 1782, while boarding his ship. He was a Lieut. in the Navy. Rebecca told me he was buried it the old grounds on Boston Commons this ground was situated in the Commons at the corner of Fremont & Charles St. But, I do not think it is there anymore. I think it has been removed years ago. Thomas Frazar, Jr.was born June 22, 1764, he died in New York in the year 1781, July 24th. aged 17 years, 1 month, he was also a Lieut. in the Navy and died from Small Pox. Samuel Alden Frazar [my father was born July 12, 1766, and died in Duxbury on August 28th 1838 age 72 years and one month. Rebecca Frazar [my Aunt] was born Sept ninth, 1768 and died in Duxbury and died in Duxbury on Nov 7th. 1840, aged 72 years. Sometime either during the Revolutionary War ot soon after, Grandpa Frazar moved from Boston to Duxbury. The death of his two oldest sons and the loss of his property, made him very disconsolate and he died it is said of a broken heart. They evidently were very poor. I heard my father once tell me that they lived in a very dilapidated house and in the winter time the snow would blow in on their beds. Then Squire Partridge took them to, his home but wither it was before Grandpa died or not I do not know."
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