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Related surnames: FRAZIER (1489) FRAZER (626) FRYER (578) FRAZEE (185) FRIER (176) FRASHER (157) FRASIER (136) FRESHOUR (78) FRAKER (72) FRAIZER (66).
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|Susan (Fraser) Whitesides
|May 27, 1821 South Carolina, USA
|Joseph Lawrence
|18 Dec 2014
|Hugh Fraser
|Gene Adkins
|Letitia Fraser
|October 6, 1885 Watsonville, Motherwell
|Ross Goodman
|Betty V. (Trafford) Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|16 Dec 2014
|Christine J. (Fraser) Hermon
|Elizabeth Higginson (Bowditch) Fraser
|December 26, 1900 Brookline, Norfolk, MA
|Kyle Dane
|15 Dec 2014
|Jean E. (Fraser) Hollis 2931
|Jean Hollis
|Margaret Fraser
|1605 Culbockie, Inverness-Shire, Scotland
|Katharine E
|14 Dec 2014
|William Fraser
|Thomas (Fraser) Second Lord Lovat
|1461 Lovat, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Darrell Parker
|Agnes (Fraser) Grant
|Katharine E
|Ethel May (Murphy) Fraser
|1890 New Zealand
|11 Dec 2014
|Harold Triance Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|Margaret (Fraser) Paterson
|1854 Fearn, Ross& Cromarty, Scotland
|Sarah Jordan
|Mrs Rachel Isabella (Fraser) Steyn
|March 5, 1865 Phillipolis, Free State
|Colin Steytler
|Mrs Dorothea (Ortlepp) Fraser
|Sir John Georgie Fraser
|December 17, 1840 Beaufort West, Western Cape
|Mr Alexander Fraser
|1766 Unknown
|Mrs Lillian (MacDonald) Fraser
|Ds Colin Alexander Fraser
|November 28, 1796 Killernan, Rosshire, Scotland
|Mrs Maria Elizabeth (Sieberhagen) Fraser
|1795 Swellendam, Western Cape
|Ds Colin Mackenzie Fraser
|January 20, 1837 Beaufort West, Western Cape
|Mrs Anna Amalia (Muller) Fraser
|1808 Graaff-Reinet, Eastern Cape
|James Fraser
|James Fraser
|10 Dec 2014
|William Fraser
|1851 Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Raymond Gordon
|9 Dec 2014
|William Fraser
|August 31, 1802 Kiltarlity, Inverness, Scotland
|William Fraser
|October 10, 1881 Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Robert Fraser
|January 21, 1869 Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Mary Fraser
|March 7, 1839 Kirkton Muir, Kirkhill, Inverness
|Jessie Fraser
|January 12, 1864 Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Jane Fraser
|November 26, 1831 Kiltarity, Inverness, Scotland
|James Evan Fraser
|September 28, 1892 63, Muirtown Street, Inverness,Scotland
|Elizabeth Jane Fraser
|October 26, 1904 Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Donald Fraser
|May 15, 1837 Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Catherine Fraser
|April 17, 1833 Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Catherine Fraser
|April 7, 1843 Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Barbara Fraser
|April 11, 1895 63, Muirtown Street, Inverness,Scotland
|Barbara Fraser
|October 10, 1834 Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Alexander Fraser
|October 1, 1896 63, Muirtown Street, Inverness,Scotland
|Alexander Fraser
|August 3, 1854 Urquhart, Inverness, Scotland
|Earl Maurice Fraser
|January 12, 1921 Auckland, New Zealand
|Merle A. (Fraser) Caisley
|Kirsty Ward
|David Fraser
|Andrew Collier
|Ruth M (Simmonds) Fraser
|1929 Cadomin, Alberta
|Joe Bowser
|8 Dec 2014
|Margaret (Patton) Fraser
|1936 New Glasgow, Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Unlisted FRASER
|Bill Gardner
|Unlisted FRASER
|Unlisted FRASER
|Unlisted FRASER
|Unlisted FRASER
|Unlisted FRASER
|Jean M. (Steele) Fraser 787
|Jean Fraser
|Elizabeth (Fraser) Arbuthnot
|March 4, 1792
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|7 Dec 2014
|Aldeen Matilda (Fraser) McIntyre
|January 28, 1890
|Rob McIntyre
|Lois Fraser
|Rae Ball
|6 Dec 2014
|Leonard Fraser
|Anne Amelia Rosamund (Ballard) Fraser
|May 25, 1848 Madras, India
|Paul Ballard
|4 Dec 2014
|Robert Cherry Fraser
|1838 India
|Marion (Hyslop) Fraser
|January 1858 Newcastle under Lyme, Staffordshire, United Kingdom
|Kerry McCormick
|3 Dec 2014
|Samuel Ogilvie Fraser
|May 19, 1886
|Elizabeth (Mathieson) Fraser
|March 15, 1892 Falkirk, Scotland
|Grace (Fraser) Emert
|May 24, 1917
|John Fraser
|Henry Thomas Ogilvie Fraser
|Mr Stewart J. Fraser 11
|Stewart Fraser
|2 Dec 2014
|James M. Fraser 3
|James Fraser
|Sir John Fraser
|1760 Fraserburgh, Scotland
|Callum Simms
|Catherine (Fraser) Colgrave
|Mrs Margaret R. (Valentine) Fraser
|Stewart Fraser
|Unknown (Fraser) Fraser of Lovat
|Callum Simms
|Hugh (Fraser) third Lord Lovat
|Eugene Quigley
|Alan Fraser
|Ken Lundy
|John Nicholson Fraser
|1910 New Zealand
|Muriel J. (Machin) Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|Vera Minnie Fraser
|1907 New Zealand
|Mildred Elaine (Fraser) Walkington Smyth
|1903 New Zealand
|Gordon Alexander Fraser
|December 31, 1899 New Zealand
|Florence Ethel (Allen) Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|Jessie Isabell (Fraser) Hickmott
|1898 New Zealand
|Alexander Fraser
|Alister Stewart Fraser
|September 18, 1871
|Stewart Fraser
|1 Dec 2014
|Donald Fraser
|Roderick Fraser
|1795 Rosshire, Scotland
|Sandy Fraser
|29 Nov 2014
|James Fraser
|Inverness Scotland
|Carroll Woods
|Allan Fraser
|December 1, 1813 Crow Harbour, Pictou, Nova Scotia
|Robert B. Fraser
|November 1813 Dinwiddie Co., VA.
|Anne Faulkner
|Unlisted FRASER
|Bill Gardner
|Janet Fraser
|1809 Aberdeen, Scotland
|Catherine Mckeane
|28 Nov 2014
|Nikki Amanda Fraser
|Duncan Fraser
|1815 Uknown
|Elizabeth Fraser
|1780 Unknown
|Myrtle Olive (Fraser) Griffiths
|Nicholas Holmes
|Simon (Fraser) Lord Lovat
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|26 Nov 2014
|Simon (Fraser) Master of Lovat
|Brig Simon Christopher Joseph (Fraser) Lord Lovat KT GCVO
|Thomas Alexander (Fraser) Twelfth Lord Lovat
|Archibald Campbell (Fraser) Lord Lovat
|Simon (Fraser) Eleventh Lord Lovat
|1667 Ross & Cromarty, Scotland
|Simon Joseph (Fraser) Lord Lovat
|Baron Simon Fraser
|December 21, 1828
|Thomas Fraser
|1631 Beaufort Castle, near Beauly, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Eugene Quigley
|Hugh (Fraser) ninth Lord Lovat
|September 28, 1666
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|Hugh (Fraser) eighth Lord Lovat
|May 2, 1643 Beauly, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Eugene Quigley
|Hugh (Fraser) Seventh Lord Lovat
|September 1591 Beaufort Castle, near Beauly, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Carole Partridge
|Simon (Fraser) Sixth Lord Lovat
|April 7, 1570 Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Nancy Stanley
|Hugh (Fraser) Fifth Lord Lovat
|1544 Kinnell, Angus, Scotland
|Alice Lynch
|Alexander (Fraser) Fourth Lord Lovat
|Eugene Quigley
|Hugh (Fraser) First Lord Lovat
|1445 Beauly, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Brig.-Gen. Simon (Fraser) thirteenth Lord Lovat
|October 19, 1726 Foyers, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|25 Nov 2014
|Mrs Annie Emmeline (Fraser) Steytler
|April 23, 1877 Phillipolis, Free State
|Colin Steytler
|Ds Colin John Fraser
|October 13, 1863 Phillipolis, Free State
|Virginia (Grose) Fraser
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|24 Nov 2014
|Hon Laura (Lister) Fraser
|William Archibald Fraser
|1904 New Zealand
|22 Nov 2014
|Eveline (Issitt) Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|Douglas Fraser
|August 25, 1905 New Zealand
|Frances (Issitt) Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|Irene Myrtle (Fraser) Haydock
|July 11, 1898 New Zealand
|Phyllis (Fraser) Stewart
|March 11, 1913 New Zealand
|Roy Clifford Fraser
|1902 New Zealand
|Laura Lillian (Brunning) Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|William Phillip Fraser
|1875 New Zealand
|Elsie (Unknown) Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|James Fraser
|Stephen Richard Macgrewer Fraser
|Neil Hartwell
|Adrian Paul Macgrewer Fraser
|Susan Jane Macgrewer Fraser
|Gilbert Macgrewer Fraser
|Mary (Fraser) Chapman
|1880 India
|Ron Norman
|21 Nov 2014
|Mary Fraser
|Edwin Rogers
|20 Nov 2014
|Carol Fraser
|James West
|Anne (Livingstone) Fraser
|1852 Argyleshire, Scotland
|Steve Chamberlain
|James Fraser
|Abby Glann
|19 Nov 2014
|Goldie (Fraser) Williams
|George Fraser
|William Fraser
|August 18, 1877 'Orrie Cowie' Yorke Peninsula SA AUS
|Pam Studd
|Alice Victoria (Studd) Fraser
|July 8, 1883 Darragan Horsham Dist VIC AUS
|Lydia (Fraser) Laidlaw
|Gary Laidlaw
|17 Nov 2014
|Julia Maria (Randall) Fraser
|October 1837 Lowell, Massachusetts
|Kyle Dane
|16 Nov 2014
|William Edwin Fraser
|September 5, 1835 Wilson, Niagara, New York
|Edward Abbott Fraser
|June 19, 1870 Iowa, United States
|AJ Jacobs
|Isabella Catherine Fraser
|Gary Laidlaw
|Rosie Mae (McCormick) Fraser
|April 3, 1896
|Wanda Skidmore
|15 Nov 2014
|Violet Elizabeth (McCormick) Fraser
|Robert Henry Fraser
|December 10, 1869 dunedin,otago,new zealand
|Faye Whitfield
|Margaret (Dickey) Fraser
|1785 Parish Clackmanan, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
|Bruce Evans
|13 Nov 2014
|George Fraser
|March 11, 1783 Dollar, Clackmannan, Scotland
|Elizabeth (Fraser) Philp or Phillips
|April 19, 1818 Dollar, Clackmannanshire, Scotland
|Ruby Marguerite (Fraser) Robinson
|November 19, 1899 New Zealand
|Margaret (Fraser) MacKenzie
|1827 Pictou Co, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Frances Kramar
|12 Nov 2014
|Elizabeth Fraser
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|Cathy M. Fraser 76
|Cathy Fraser
|11 Nov 2014
|Nicholas Fraser
|Nicholas Fraser
|James Fraser
|1792 Argelyshire,,,Scotland
|Steve Chamberlain
|10 Nov 2014
|Mary V. (Fraser) Hargreaves
|Timothy Atkins
|9 Nov 2014
|Kathleen L. (Moore) Fraser
|Cathy Fraser
|8 Nov 2014
|Daniel Fraser
|Donald V. Fraser
|Euphemia Agnes (Fraser) Innes
|1380 Highlands, Scotland
|Rachel Dudgeon
|Ms. Karen R. Fraser 1
|Karen Fraser
|Margaret Fraser
|Cathy Fraser
|Mary Fraser
|January 29, 1865 Kiltarlity, Inverness, Scotland
|Jean Hollis
|John Fraser
|March 13, 1868 Kiltarlity, Inverness, Scotland
|Hugh Fraser
|March 31, 1870 Kiltarlity, Inverness shire, Scotland
|Isabella Fraser
|April 5, 1863 Kiltarlity, Inverness, Scotland
|Simon Fraser
|January 28, 1861 Kiltarlity, Inverness, Scotland
|Margaret Fraser
|January 5, 1859 KILTARLITY,INVERNESS,SCOTLAND
|Donald Fraser
|November 24, 1856 KILTARLITY,INVERNESS,SCOTLAND
|Janet Fraser
|January 1852 FREE CHURCH, KILTARLITY, INVERNESS, SCOTLAND
|John H. Fraser
|Roxanne (Fraser) Mucke
|Cathy Fraser
|Brenda Fraser
|Jennifer (Fraser) Chilcott
|Donald G. Fraser
|Andrew Fraser
|Sheila (Brown) Fraser
|Cathy Fraser
|Anne Fraser
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|6 Nov 2014
|Elizabeth (Fraser) Graham
|5 Nov 2014
|Denis Fraser
|Denis Fraser
|4 Nov 2014
|Anne (Fraser) Dunbar
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|3 Nov 2014
|Janine (Fraser) Johnson 294
|Janine Johnson
|2 Nov 2014
|P.C. James Fraser
|1839 Cromdale Inverness Highlands Scotland
|Marie Chantigny
|31 Oct 2014
|William Fraser
|1822 Rhynie Scotland
|Robert Thomson
|30 Oct 2014
|Bruce A. Fraser
|Ken Lundy
|William W. Fraser
|May 30, 1818 Fairfax Co., VA
|Nancy Collins
|28 Oct 2014
|Donald Fraser
|1840 Scotland
|Steve Chamberlain
|William Fraser
|1710 , , Scotland
|Cory McKay
|27 Oct 2014
|Edward Fraser
|Edward Fraser
|Mary (Ord) Fraser
|January 1768
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|24 Oct 2014
|Albert Fraser
|1883 Ealing, Middlesex
|Kaye Mansfield
|George Fraser
|1880 Hanwell, Middlesex
|George Fraser
|1859 Cholsey, Berkshire
|Ada A. (Fraser) Prowse
|May 18, 1862 Mawlamyine, Burma
|Leanne Cooper
|Hester Maude (Bayly) Fraser
|June 20, 1868 Taranaki, New Zealand
|Kirsty Ward
|22 Oct 2014
|Gloria K. (Fraser) Giffords
|Harvey Levitt
|Christina (Fraser) MacBean
|Janne Gorman
|Anne (Mctavish) Fraser
|Gene Adkins
|21 Oct 2014
|Charlotte Eliza (Armstrong) Fraser
|April 23, 1847 Primrose, Lee, Iowa, USA
|Douglas Wilber
|William Fraser
|May 2, 1841 Marietta, Washington, Ohio, USA
|John Brown Fraser
|July 21, 1885 Hillsdale, Miami, Kansas, USA
|Sadie Irene (Gay) Fraser
|February 3, 1887 Gardner, Johnson, Kansas, USA
|20 Oct 2014
|Willard Edward Fraser
|January 26, 1907 Gardiner, Johnson, Kansas, United States
|Margaret (Fraser) Denoon
|1750 Cromarty, Scotland
|Sandy Grant
|Edith Henrietta Fraser
|1874 Inverleigh, Vic
|Kaye Mansfield
|19 Oct 2014
|Mary (Fraser) MacLean
|1839 Cape Mabou, Inverness County, Nova Scotia, Canada
|George MacLean
|John Fraser
|William Bridge
|18 Oct 2014
|Wiliam Fraser
|January 28, 1801 Aberdeen
|Isobell Fraser
|1714 Bunchrew, Culloden, Invernessshire
|Donald Fraser
|1710 Bunchrew, Culloden, Invernessshire
|Mathison Fraser
|Angelica Patience Fraser
|January 25, 1823 56 Marischal Street, Aberdeen
|Barbara Fraser
|1815 Aberdeen
|Margaret Herries Helen Fraser
|July 28, 1813 Aberdeen
|Isabella Fraser
|August 29, 1808
|Agnes Dyce Fraser
|March 22, 1807 Aberdeen
|Jean Steuart Fraser
|January 22, 1804
|Janet Fraser
|February 14, 1799
|Arthur Fraser
|July 22, 1811 Aberdeen
|Alexander Fraser
|November 21, 1775 Inverness
|John Mathison Fraser
|November 21, 1805 Aberdeen
|Captain Alexander Fraser
|Enid Schaller
|Ellen Fraser
|Charles Fraser
|November 15, 1830 South Highlands, Cape Mabou, Inv. Co., Nova Scotia
|Eugene Quigley
|17 Oct 2014
|Janet (MacLean) Fraser
|1804 Scotland
|George MacLean
|Alexander Fraser
|1801 Scotland
|Neil Fraser
|March 8, 1834
|Eugene Quigley
|Charles Fraser
|1769 Scotland
|Neil Fraser
|January 7, 1824 Cape Mabou, Inverness, Nova Scotia
|Penelope (Fraser) MacKay
|April 24, 1830 Cape Mabou, Inv. Co., Nova Scotia
|Simon Fraser
|1801 Pictou County, Nova Scotia
|Alexander Fraser
|1568 Dores, Inverness-shire
|Alexander Sives
|Alexander Fraser
|1580 Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Christine H (Fraser) Massey
|February 1856 Nova Scotia, Canada
|Linda Massey
|Jessie (MacKay) Fraser
|1801 Scotland
|Eugene Quigley
|16 Oct 2014
|Mary (Fraser) MacTavish
|1716 Garthmore, Scotland
|Terry Williamson
|14 Oct 2014
|Phyllis Dorothy Ellen (Jenks) Fraser
|October 1904 Burton on Trent, Staffordshire
|Jackie Wood
|12 Oct 2014
|Mrs Amanda G. (Evans) Fraser 4
|Jay Evans-Wheeler
|Katharine Ingrid Mary Isabel (Ramsay) Fraser
|Admin WikiTree
|11 Oct 2014
|Alexander William Malise (Nicholson) Fraser
|Flora (Fraser) Ramsay
|Alexander Arthur Fraser
|Nickolus Sweet
|Unknown Fraser
|1102 Tweeddale,Pebblesshire,,Scotland
|Anne Faulkner
|Unknown Fraser
|1206 Oliver Castle,Pebblesshire,,Scotland
|Tom Rhodes
|William Fraser
|William Bridge
|Alexander (Alick) Fraser
|December 29, 1816 Aberdeen
|Hugh (Fraser) Fraser of Lovat
|Eugene Quigley
|Patricia Fraser 19
|Patricia Fraser
|10 Oct 2014
|Maynard James Fraser
|M. Gaulden
|Marjorie (Fisher) Fraser
|Elizabeth (Fraser) Paton
|1916 Inverness Inverness-shire Scotland
|Donald Fraser
|1894 Inverness Inverness-shire Scotland
|Joseph Maynard Fraser
|October 27, 1902 Ottawa, Ontario
|M. Gaulden
|Alfred Peter Fraser
|Joseph George Giroux Fraser
|David William Fraser
|Celima Lois (Giroux) Fraser
|May Elizabeth (Fraser) Fleury
|April 11, 1907
|9 Oct 2014
|Martha Elizabeth (Wright) Fraser
|July 16, 1869 Ottawa, Ontario
|Unknown Fraser
|1840 England
|Jill Fraser
|Jill Fraser
|Janet (Fraser) McIntosh
|1712 Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Terry Williamson
|Joseph William (Pickard) Fraser
|September 24, 1861 Ottawa, Ontario
|M. Gaulden
|8 Oct 2014
|Elizabeth Frances (Pickard) Fraser
|October 4, 1869 Ottawa, Ontario
|William Smart (Pickard) Fraser
|August 11, 1867 Ottawa, Ontario
|George (Pickard) Fraser
|July 26, 1865 Ottawa, Ontario
|Elizabeth (Pickard) Fraser
|January 24, 1866 Ottawa, Ontario
|Eva (Fraser) Wilson
|Tyler Stevens
|Margaret Fraser
|Darryl Paterson
|Lena (Fraser) Paterson
|Christiana (Fraser) Cameron
|1804 Rosshire Scotland UK
|Helen Mctaggart
|5 Oct 2014
|Margaret (Fraser) Hamilton
|1825 Pictou Co., Nova Scotia
|Beth Babcock
|Robert Gordon Fraser
|Merrill Fraser
|4 Oct 2014
|Merrill A. Fraser 4
|Peter Fraser CH
|August 28, 1884 Tain, Scotland
|3 Oct 2014
|Janet Henderson (Munro) Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|Helen G Fraser
|1845 Canada
|Kathleen Chaffee
|Anonymous Fraser
|1860 Durham, NS
|Terry Phillips
|Isabella Fraser
|1824 Scotland
|Nicci Hogen
|2 Oct 2014
|Elizabeth Fraser
|1806 Scotland
|Sue A. Fraser 153
|Sue Fraser
|Margaret (Fraser) Lindsay
|Gene Adkins
|1 Oct 2014
|Heather Fraser
|Stephen Mann
|29 Sep 2014
|Angus Fraser
|Melissa Fraser
|Melissa Fraser
|Margaret Fraser
|Linda Pollock
|28 Sep 2014
|Isabella Fraser
|1868 Woodford, Vic
|Kaye Mansfield
|27 Sep 2014
|Ms Alida Johanna Fraser
|Johan Beaurain
|Carolina Georgina (Fraser) Murat
|April 13, 1810
|Nickolus Sweet
|Anna (Lauton) Fraser
|Major Thomas Fraser
|John Fraser
|Bruce Paton
|25 Sep 2014
|Jane (Fraser) McKenzie
|Unknown Fraser
|Lillian Gladys Fraser
|July 23, 1892 Lefroy,Ontario,Canada-
|Katharine E
|24 Sep 2014
|Helen Parlee Fraser
|April 24, 1889 Innisfil, Simcoe, Ontario, Canada.
|John Fraser
|1866 LeFroy,Ontario, Canada
|James William Fraser
|March 12, 1833 Dingwall Rosshire,Scotland
|Arthur Fraser
|Stephanie Cotter
|Elizabeth Fraser
|Mrs Janet (Johnston) Fraser
|January 1, 1833 Stirling Stirlingshire Scotland
|William Lindsay
|23 Sep 2014
|Mr James Fraser
|January 1, 1827 Coupar Angus Perthshire Scotland
|Douglas Fraser
|Wanda Skidmore
|John James Fraser
|Angus Wesley Fraser
|April 21, 1898
|Margaret Fraser
|1790 Hants, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Joseph Krauss
|22 Sep 2014
|Mrs Ann (Fraser) Low
|November 3, 1853 Stirling Stirlingshire Scotland
|William Lindsay
|Hugh Sanctus (Fraser) fifth Laird of Lovat
|Gene Adkins
|Euphemia (Fraser) Innes
|Claire Brodie
|Sir Simon Fraser
|August 21, 1832 Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Paul Bech
|Jr. William Fraser
|1797 Beauly, Inverness, Scotland
|Margaret MacCulloch
|Hugh Fraser
|1324 Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Rachel Dudgeon
|21 Sep 2014
|Jean Fraser
|Chris Newcomb
|20 Sep 2014
|UNKNOWN Fraser
|1670 Scotland
|David Mackey
|19 Sep 2014
|Elizabeth (Fraser) MacRae
|Gordon Mac Rae
|Janet (Campbell) Fraser
|17 Sep 2014
|Magdalen (Fraser) Rose
|Isobel (Forbes) Fraser
|Thomas Fraser
|Kayla A. Fraser
|Joanna Glendinning
|16 Sep 2014
|mrs. Catherine E. (Fraser) Davies 2
|Catherine Davies
|15 Sep 2014
|Arthur Archibald Fraser
|William Bridge
|13 Sep 2014
|William Langlands Fraser
|Catherine Reid Fraser
|Elizabeth Kirkwood Reid Fraser
|Agnes Mitchell Fraser
|Alexander Reid Fraser
|John Alexander Fraser
|John Fraser
|Mary Fraser
|1850 Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Douglas Baily
|12 Sep 2014
|Donald Fraser
|Margaret Fraser
|1904 Massachusetts
|Elaine Lang
|Alzada (Fraser) Salvas
|1900 Massachusetts
|James Wellington Fraser
|May 1870 New York
|Mary E (Gibney) Fraser
|June 1867 Rhode Island
|Eileen (Fraser) Charron
|January 30, 1895 Putnam, CT
|Isabella Fraser
|1856 Carroll County, Illinois
|Douglas Baily
|Andrew W. Herdman Fraser
|1855 Carroll County, Illinois
|Catherine Fraser
|1851 Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Doris Fraser
|March 1907 Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
|Kevin McGinn
|Marguerite P. Fraser
|January 12, 1900
|George Fraser
|October 17, 1869 Pembroke, Ontario, Canada
|Thomas H. Fraser
|1851 Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Douglas Baily
|Christina (Fraser) Waller
|1847 Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Alexander Fraser
|1841 Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada
|William Fraser
|January 12, 1816 Kirkhill, Inverness, Scotland
|Donald Fraser
|Elizabeth Fraser
|1793 Knockbain, Kirkhill, Invernesshire, Scotland
|Alexander Fraser
|1777 Holme of Drumchardine, Kirkhill, Scotland
|Elizabeth Alice (Fraser) Boyd
|November 26, 1842 Pictou, Nova Scotia, Canada
|11 Sep 2014
|Richard Fraser
|May 30, 1897 Boston, MA
|Elaine Lang
|10 Sep 2014
|Dylan R. Fraser 4
|Dylan Fraser
|L Fraser
|L Fraser
|7 Sep 2014
|Annie (Fraser) Parkinson
|1869 Edinburgh, Scotland
|Paul Curran
|6 Sep 2014
|Margaret (Jeffrey) Fraser
|August 14, 1790 Stevenston, Ayrshire, Scotland
|Linda Bell
|Julia (Fraser) Pine
|Nina Pyne
|5 Sep 2014
|James Fraser
|Janet Fraser
|January 21, 1786 North Berwick, East Lothian, Scotland
|Fiona Turnbull
|4 Sep 2014
|Thomas Fraser
|Thomas Fraser
|March 28, 1784 Athelstaneford, East Lothian, Scotland
|Ann (Fraser) Thom
|December 3, 1874 Govan, Lanarkshire, Scotland
|Steve Chamberlain
|3 Sep 2014
|Susannah (Barnett) Fraser
|1707 New Providence, Bahama Islands
|Ann Carmel
|William Fraser
|Wilhel Fraser
|Larry Chang
|1 Sep 2014
|Debbie A. (Fraser) Lauer 62
|Debbie Lauer
|31 Aug 2014
|Jennet (Fraser) Mc Rae
|1846 Glengarry County, Upper Canada West.
|Robert Kyle
|30 Aug 2014
|Allan Nelson Fraser
|Heather Gillander
|28 Aug 2014
|Annie May (Gillanders) Fraser
|May 20, 1888 Leeds, Quebec
|Jennet (Fraser) Mc Rae
|1835 Kenyon, Glengarry, Upper Canada West
|Robert Kyle
|Mistersia Bernadette Fraser
|Mistersia Bernadette Fraser
|27 Aug 2014
|Rhiannon Fraser 1
|Rhiannon Fraser
|Heidi J. (Carroll) Fraser
|Amy Hein
|25 Aug 2014
|Christopher G. Fraser 2
|Christopher Fraser
|24 Aug 2014
|Bathia Fraser
|1817 Dyke, Moray, Scotland
|Bri B
|Vaughn Fraser
|Wanda Skidmore
|23 Aug 2014
|Ruth Fraser
|Harold Fraser
|Carmen Fraser
|Angus Fraser
|Laura Fraser
|Isabel Fraser
|Catherine Fraser
|Vic Watt
|Merva (Fraser) Curtis
|Kaye Mansfield
|Annie Christie Fraser
|Kevin Horsburgh
|21 Aug 2014
|Alexander Fraser
|Ed Visser
|Gwenneth Alice (Atkins) Fraser
|1914 Kew, Vic
|Kaye Mansfield
|20 Aug 2014
|Herbert Arthur Fraser
|Jane Minnie (Fraser) Ellis
|Daniel Hearnden
|Daniel Fraser
|December 29, 1839 London, England
|June M. (Fraser) Hopkinson
|Val Hallinan
|19 Aug 2014
|Donald Clive Fraser
|1909 Kyabram Vic
|Jodi L. Fraser
|Donald M. Fraser
|Dean C. Fraser
|Carol Fraser
|Debra Fraser
|Judith (Truscott) Fraser
|Thelma (Curnick) Fraser
|July 16, 1911
|Joyce L. (Fraser) Guy
|Lady Amelia (Murray) Fraser
|Renee Malloy
|Robert Fraser
|Kevin Horsburgh
|18 Aug 2014
|Albert Fraser
|Nola F. Fraser
|Val Hallinan
|Mary Ann (Fraser) Nash
|1850 London
|Les Nash
|Dr Donald R. Fraser 17
|Donald Fraser
|17 Aug 2014
|David Fraser
|Elizabeth Holden
|Margaret (Fraser) Haldane
|1597 Bunchrew, Inverness-shire, , Scotland
|Carole Partridge
|16 Aug 2014
|LADY Eleanor (Lindsay) Fraser
|Gene Adkins
|15 Aug 2014
|Nettie (Mc Dermid) Fraser
|1872 Glengarry County, Ontario, Canada.
|Robert Kyle
|Alexander Fraser
|1840 Glengarry County, Upper Canada West.
|Alexander Fraser
|1867 Glengarry County, Ontario, Canada.
|Dr James Fraser
|July 31, 1745 Inverness-shire, Scotland
|John Pym
|James Prioleau Fraser
|November 13, 1767
|Mary (Ashe) Fraser
|March 20, 1755 St Paul's Parish, Colleton, South Carolina
|Mary Colqhoun (Fraser) Angelo
|1849 Bombay, India
|Florence (Fraser) Eaton
|1861 Portsea, NH
|Beth Babcock
|14 Aug 2014
|Martha Jane (Magill) Fraser
|1833 Chester, South Carolina
|Michael Morrow
|Esther Louise (Fraser) Alexander
|March 17, 1875 Lancaster, South Carolina
|Jeneffer Fraser
|Jeneffer Fraser
|12 Aug 2014
|Jessie (Fraser) Bell
|1860 Inverness, Scotland
|Nola Moses
|11 Aug 2014
|Edna M. (Fraser) Gerrard
|Matty Gerrard
|9 Aug 2014
|Wilma (Fraser) Chamberlain 2
|Wilma Chamberlain
|7 Aug 2014
|Carol D. (Fraser) Whitehead
|Ken Lundy
|Agnes Fraser
|1894 Paisley, Renfrewshire
|Richard Bell
|Minnie Fraser
|1887 Paisley, Renfrewshire
|James Fraser
|1896 Paisley, Renfrewshire
|William Fraser
|1892 Paisley, Renfrewshire
|Margaret Fraser
|1856 Invernessshire
|Barbara Fraser
|Marion E Fraser
|1887 Paisley, Renfrewshire
|Henry W Fraser
|1883 Dumbarton, Dumbartonshire
|Lewis Fraser
|1881 Dumbarton, Dumbartonshire
|Ann W Fraser
|1879 Dumbarton, Dumbartonshire
|George W Fraser
|1878 Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire
|Alexander Fraser
|1829 Invernessshire
|Lewis Fraser
|1854 Inverness, Invernessshire
|Alexander Fraser
|1876 Port Glasgow, Renfrewshire
|Alexander Fraser
|Thomas Husband Fraser
|Jessie Fraser
|Andrew Beaton
|6 Aug 2014
|William Fredrick Fraser
|Philip Michael Dunn
|Mary L. (Hull) Fraser
|Mary Fraser
|4 Aug 2014
|Georgina Fraser
|Georgina Fraser
|Margaret Fraser
|1862 Ireland
|Matty Gerrard
|3 Aug 2014
|Robert Fraser
|1861 Ireland
|Eric Fraser
|Alan Whitman
|Dorothy G. (Whitman) Fraser
|Barry Fraser
|Jean Hollis
|2 Aug 2014
|Joy M. (Fraser) Minchin
|Phil Richardson
|Martha Jane (Ludlow) Fraser
|Sarah Leeves
|1 Aug 2014
|Thomas Leslie Fraser
|Sarah Elizabeth (Withrow) Fraser
|1875 South Knowlesville, New Brunswick
|Leanne Cooper
|31 Jul 2014
|John Neville Fraser
|Anne (Collins) Fraser
|Margaret (Bolger) Fraser
|Malcolm M. Fraser
|Paul Bech
|Matthew J. Fraser
|Ken Lundy
|Laura E. Fraser
|Marianne L. (Brioux) Fraser
|Brian J. Fraser
|Alan C. Fraser
|Carolynn A. (Fraser) Duff
|Lord Alexander Fraser
|March 1604 Philerth, Aberdeen
|Gene Adkins
|29 Jul 2014
|Alexander Fraser
|1625 Saltoun
|Anne (Kerr) Fraser
|November 26, 1631 Lothian, Moray, Scotland
|Elizabeth Isabel (Forbes) Fraser
|Michael Fraser
|Elizabeth (Seton) Fraser
|1595 Oldmeldrum, Inverurie, Aberdeen
|Anne Fraser
|1598 Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Elizabeth Fraser
|Elizabeth Fraser
|Edith Gertrude Fraser
|1875 Kentucky
|John Beardsley
|Mary Jane (Fraser) Mutch
|1838 New Brunswick
|Tammy Skelding
|28 Jul 2014
|Verna Fraser
|Verna Fraser
|27 Jul 2014
|James Randall Fraser
|July 19, 1898 Mahukona, Hawaii, United States
|AJ Jacobs
|Jean (Fraser) Spader
|Eva Ramos
|Jean M. (Buchanan) Fraser
|Debbie Lauer
|26 Jul 2014
|James Webb Fraser
|1816 South Carolina
|Rev Alexander Garden Fraser
|December 8, 1791 Greenwich, London, England
|John Pym
|Mary Randolph (Stuart) Fraser
|1827 Roanoke, Montgomery, Virginia, USA
|Debbie Lauer
|Archibald Stuart Fraser
|January 23, 1855 Queens, New York
|Edwin A. Fraser
|Edwin S. Fraser
|Robert Fraser
|1894 Motherwell, Lanarkshire
|Jenny Rankin
|24 Jul 2014
|Elliot Fraser
|1851 Muirkirk, Ayrshire
|Margaret Fraser
|1890 Motherwell, Lanarkshire
|Samuel Fraser
|1888 Motherwell, Lanarkshire
|Agnes Fraser
|1885 Motherwell, Lanarkshire
|Hellen Fraser
|1883 Motherwell, Lanarkshire
|John Fraser
|1881 Motherwell, Lanarkshire
|Mary Fraser
|1879 Motherwell, Lanarkshire
|Janet H Fraser
|1878 Motherwell, Lanarkshire
|Elliot Fraser
|1877 Motherwell, Lanarkshire
|Justin J. Fraser
|John Vickery
|Tonya Fraser
|Joseph Fraser
|Melissa (Lamica) Fraser
|Jean Loris Fraser
|John Rye
|Shari E. (Fraser) Lundy
|Ken Lundy
|23 Jul 2014
|Annie Laurel (Reive) Fraser
|December 17, 1894
|Heather Montrose
|19 Jul 2014
|Dorothy A. (Fraser) Montrose
|Ian R. Fraser
|Miriam Kearney
|Valerie Fraser
|Valerie Fraser
|18 Jul 2014
|Julia (Cleary) Fraser
|1792 Ireland
|Wayne Burnie
|James Fraser
|1798 Elgin, Moray, Scotland
|Robert Fraser
|March 4, 1841 Peterborough County, Ontario
|Roseanne (Northey) Fraser
|October 17, 1853 Peterborough County, Ontario
|Thomas Robert Fraser
|July 18, 1880 Peterborough County, Ontario
|Margaret (Newell) Fraser
|March 10, 1888 Simcoe County, Ontario
|William James Fraser
|March 17, 1868 Peterborough County, Ontario
|Susan (Fleming) Fraser
|1844 Norwood, Peterborough County, Ontario
|Mary Ellen (Burns) Fraser
|December 1, 1891 McDougall Twp., Parry Sound District, Ontario
|Kathleen Fraser
|May 23, 1922 windsor ontario
|Heather Montrose
|17 Jul 2014
|Gordon Lovat Fraser
|John James Fraser
|August 1, 1829 Beaubears Island, New Brunswick, Canada
|Bob Jewett
|Barbara L. (Davis) Fraser
|Jacob Sanders
|Marion R. (Byron) Fraser
|Ken Lundy
|16 Jul 2014
|Sarah Elizabeth Fraser
|Phil Richardson
|William Fraser
|1776 Scotland
|Robin Hardesty
|13 Jul 2014
|Thomas Fraser
|John Gimber Fraser
|Grace Catherine (Arbo) Fraser
|Helen (Fraser) Hane
|Michael Fraser
|Michael Fraser
|Herbert Stuart Fraser
|Brad Clark
|Gladys May (Scales) Fraser
|September 28, 1903 Tetbury, Gloucestershire, England
|Catherine (Fraser) Scarborough
|C Handy
|12 Jul 2014
|Ellen (Fraser) Osborne
|1875 Eastern Passage, Nova Scotia
|Stephanie Jewers
|11 Jul 2014
|Donald Fraser
|1756 Lochbroom, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland
|Shannon West
|10 Jul 2014
|John Fraser
|March 16, 1712 Logie Easter, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland
|Duncan Fraser
|1834 Urquhart, Inverness
|Janet Fraser
|1832 Urquhart, Inverness
|Colin Fraser
|October 13, 1737 Fodderty, Ross & Cromarty, , Scotland
|William Fraser
|June 17, 1759 Fodderty, Ross & Cromarty, , Scotland
|Martha Fraser
|Kenneth Sinclair Fraser
|1822 Kingston, Ontario, Canada
|William Fraser
|1811 Kilktearn, ROC, Scotland
|Thomas Fraser
|William Fraser
|December 26, 1810 Alness, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland
|Donald Fraser
|August 5, 1807 Alness, , Roc, Scotland
|Catherine Fraser
|February 8, 1813 Roskeen, Ross & Cromarty, , Scotland
|Susanah Fraser
|Thomas Fraser
|May 26, 1785 Alness, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland
|Elizabeth Anne Fraser
|July 27, 1816 Ledruich, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland
|Hugh Fraser
|Gene Adkins
|Janet (Fraser) Mackenzie
|1611 Belladrum
|Jenet (Fraser) Monroe
|Alice Mary Charlotte (Fraser) Constable-Maxwell
|March 3, 1870
|Janet Fraser
|1717 Kiltarlity, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Georgina Fraser
|Sybilla Fraser
|1722 Kiltarlity, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|William Fraser
|Alexander Fraser
|1728 Kiltarlity, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Susanna Andrietta (Avenant) Fraser
|Gert Du Toit
|Gertruida J. Fraser
|Catherine (Macfarlane) Fraser
|Laura Skinner
|9 Jul 2014
|Sir Alexander Fraser Baronet
|C Handy
|Christina Fraser
|Toni Lewis
|Donald Fraser
|Angie Thompson
|Georgiana Fraser
|December 1, 1857 Montgomery, Alabama
|Alex Fraser
|Virginia Moncrief Fraser
|May 6, 1865 Montgomery, Alabama
|Mary Francis (Fanny) Fraser
|John Fraser
|Nannie Fraser
|Terry Fraser
|Mary Louise (Lute) Fraser
|Daniel Fraser
|William Fraser
|Margaret C. (Maggie) Fraser
|Catherine (Fraser) Van Agnew
|1794 Innverness
|Gene Adkins
|8 Jul 2014
|Richard Simon Fraser
|1796 Inverness
|John (Fraser) Fraser of Bunchrew
|Alexander Fraser
|1793 Inverness
|Christian (Fraser) Seton
|1570 Stonywood, Aberdeen, Scotland
|Lord William Fraser
|November 21, 1654 Saltoun
|Helen (Fraser) Gordon
|1680 Fraserfield, Aberdeen,
|Christian (Fraser) Arbuthnot
|Marie (Fraser) Arbuthnot
|Margaret (Fraser) Urquhart of Knockleith
|Anne (Fraser) Countess of Sutherland
|James Alexander Fraser
|October 20, 1886 Inverness, Scotland
|Norman MacLeod
|7 Jul 2014
|Anne M. (Fraser) MacLeod
|Lisa-Jane (Fraser) Ransley
|Lisa-Jane Ransley
|4 Jul 2014
|Mary A Fraser
|1890 St Helens, Lancashire, England
|Matty Gerrard
|Robert John Fraser
|July 1880 Prescot, Lancashire, United Kingdom
|Elizabeth J Fraser
|1882 St Helens, Lancashire, England
|James Fraser
|1885 St Helens, Lancashire, England
|Ellen Fraser
|1838 Ireland
|Maria Fraser
|1248 Oliver Castle,Tweedmuir,Peebles-Shire,Scotland
|Gene Adkins
|3 Jul 2014
|Gilbert Fraser
|1189 Oliver Castle,Tweedmuir,Peebleshire,Scotland
|Annie Bell (Fraser) Murray
|Carroll Woods
|John Fraser
|1900 scotland
|Steve Chamberlain
|2 Jul 2014
|Jean (McNaughton) Fraser
|1852 Kilmartin, Argyleshire, Scotland
|Elizabeth (Fraser) Leslie
|1416 Lovat, Invernesshire, Scotland
|Doug Straiton
|28 Jun 2014
|John Fraser
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|27 Jun 2014
|John Fraser
|1750 Inverness-shire,,,Scotland
|Steve Chamberlain
|Mary (Grimke) Fraser
|September 12, 1738 Charleston, South Carolina
|Patricia Thomas
|26 Jun 2014
|John Fraser
|September 25, 1750
|Ann (Harvey) Fraser
|Alexander Fraser
|Sarah (Fraser) Richardson
|1774 Beaufort, SC
|John Pym
|Rev. Alexander Garden Fraser
|June 6, 1814 New York, USA
|Lord Lovat Simon Fraser
|1266 Oliver Castle, Scotland
|Michelle Bailey
|24 Jun 2014
|Mary (Fraser) Ross
|1617 Beauly, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Jim Riddle
|23 Jun 2014
|Jane (McNaughton) Fraser
|1852 Kilmartin, Argyleshire, Scotland
|Steve Chamberlain
|22 Jun 2014
|Agnes (Fraser) Bain
|1528 Lovat, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Arik Russell
|Alexandrina Fraser 1
|Alexandrina Fraser
|21 Jun 2014
|AC Fraser
|AC Fraser
|Simon Fraser
|1226 Oliver Castle,Tweedmuir,Peebleshire,Scotland
|Katherine Patterson
|Sir Simon Fraser
|1266 Oliver Castle, Tweedmuir, Peebleshire
|Janet (De Fenton) Fraser
|John Atkinson
|Anna (Grant) Fraser
|1491 Perth, Perthshire, Scotland
|Carole Partridge
|Elisabeth Ann (Shiffler) Fraser
|October 7, 1848 Richland Co., OH
|Kris Socha
|20 Jun 2014
|Hannah (Fraser) Baillie
|Gene Adkins
|19 Jun 2014
|Finetta (Fraser) Campbell
|1136 Peeblesshire, Scotland
|George Thomas (Fraser) Frazier
|1725 Inverness-shire, , Scotland
|sm Frazier
|18 Jun 2014
|Eric Norman Fraser
|June 24, 1898 Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
|Chris Goff
|17 Jun 2014
|Cindy P. (Fraser) Cox
|Alan Whitman
|Myra Amy (Barrett) Fraser
|December 1, 1900 Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
|Chris Goff
|Mary Elizabeth (Travis) Fraser
|July 1866 Parkman, Ohio
|John Beardsley
|11 Jun 2014
|Heather A. (Fraser) Adamson
|Alan Whitman
|Hazel Florence (Fraser) Thomas
|November 15, 1894 Concord, NH
|Adam Young
|Duncan H Fraser
|1863 Canada
|John Beardsley
|Mrs Mina Alberta (Guyitt) Fraser
|August 8, 1909 Ridgetown Ontario
|David Welser
|Maria Fraser
|1847 Ireland
|Donald Perrin
|Gail (Calkin) Fraser
|Alan Whitman
|9 Jun 2014
|Maria Mason Fraser
|David Hughey
|Lorrimer J. Fraser
|Donald Fraser
|7 Jun 2014
|Margaret Ann Fraser
|January 13, 1866 St. Nicholas, Aberdeen, Scotland
|Geoff Burns
|5 Jun 2014
|Charles Fraser
|October 29, 1863 St. Nicholas, Aberdeen, Scotland
|Alexander Fraser
|Isobel Fraser
|October 19, 1817 Keith, Banff, Scotland
|Alice (Timmons) Fraser
|Jeff Billard
|4 Jun 2014
|John Fraser
|1901 Pleasant Bay, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Murdock Stanley Fraser
|1911 North Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Lenora Mae (Billard) Fraser
|1913 North Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Mabel (Woodman) Fraser
|1867 Salisbury MA
|George Lane
|2 Jun 2014
|Christina (Fraser) King
|April 12, 1852 Bank Street, Inverness, Scot
|Sally Cundall
|28 May 2014
|William (Fraser) Fraser of Mains of Inverugie
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|Mary Jane (Fraser) Mackay
|27 May 2014
|Gertrude L. (Bagnell) Fraser
|Donald Fraser
|Virginia Edwina (Fraser) Talbot
|March 1849 Sandusky, Erie, Ohio
|Dona Donaldson
|25 May 2014
|Marg Fraser
|Val Hallinan
|Isabella (Mclean) Fraser
|1763 crossapol,argyle,scotland
|Faye Whitfield
|21 May 2014
|Rev Donald Allen Fraser
|November 24, 1793 mull,scotland
|Alexander Fraser
|1760 scotland
|Catherine Isabella (Maclean) Fraser
|February 19, 1792 crossapol,coll,argyle,scotland
|Alexandra Fraser
|Alexandra Fraser
|20 May 2014
|Doris (Cox) Fraser
|Alan Whitman
|Marion Hope Mckenzie (Maclean) Fraser
|March 5, 1835 edinburgh,scotland
|Faye Whitfield
|John Maclean Fraser
|November 4, 1831 pictou,nova scotia
|Donald Blake Fraser
|June 9, 1910 Hatfield Point, Kings, NB, Canada
|Rob Green
|19 May 2014
|Mary (Pugh) Fraser
|1728 Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, , Wales
|Janet Dabney
|Janet (Davison) Fraser
|Michael Harris
|Dr. Thomas Blake Fraser
|1881 Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Rob Green
|18 May 2014
|Gilbert Fraser
|1200 Oliver Castle, Scotland
|Katherine Patterson
|Bernard Fraser
|1172 Drumelzier, Peebleshire, Scotland
|John Fraser
|June 20, 1869 Christchurch, New Zealand
|Amber Clarke
|17 May 2014
|Celia (Pope) Fraser
|October 18, 1879 Nydia Bay, Marlborough, New Zealand
|Carl F. Fraser
|Richard Belcher
|16 May 2014
|Abby L. Fraser
|Mitchell Thomas Joseph Fraser
|February 15, 1991 Truro, Colchester County, Nova Scotia, Canada
|Hannah J. Fraser
|George B. Fraser
|Christina Fraser
|April 12, 1852 Bank Street, Inverness,Scot
|Sally Cundall
|15 May 2014
|Jasper Fraser
|Jasper Fraser
|13 May 2014
|Dale D. (Fraser) Copeland
|Jeannie Telford
|12 May 2014
|Margaret E. Fraser
|Rob Green
|Ann (Killam) Fraser
|Richard Belcher
|10 May 2014
|John Fraser
|Clara Dorcas (Roe) Fraser
|July 21, 1867 Puriton, Somerset, England
|Jean Hollis
|8 May 2014
|Sarah (Fraser) Walden
|Nola Moses
|Stuart S. Fraser
|Rob Green
|7 May 2014
|Betsy (Henderson) Fraser
|Nancy Richards
|6 May 2014
|Ian S. Fraser
|Ellen E. (Fraser) Winser
|Elizabeth (Fraser) Farquharson
|1738 Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland
|Beth Babcock
|5 May 2014
|Andrew Fraser
|September 3, 1852 Leeds, Megantic, Quebec
|Jennie Simon (Green) Fraser
|July 4, 1884 Saint John, NB, Canada
|Rob Green
|Agnes Fraser
|1409 Aberdeenshire, Scotland
|Maria Maxwell
|Margaret (Fraser) Keith
|1340 Touch Fraser, , Stirlingshire, Scotland
|Carol Wilkerson
|4 May 2014
|Udard Fraser
|1131 Drumelzier,Peebleshire,,Scotland
|Katherine Patterson
|Sheryl L. Fraser
|Maurice Williams
|Donald Fraser
|February 22, 1760 Dores, Inverness
|Sir William Arbuthnot
|3 May 2014
|June Kathleen (Fraser) Kenner
|February 24, 1921 Geelong West, Victoria, Australia
|Carl Kenner
|Martha (Cumming) Fraser
|Bob Jewett
|Jane M. Paulette (Fisher) Fraser
|Gilbert Fraser
|1098 Tweeddale,Peebleshire,,Scotland
|Katherine Patterson
|2 May 2014
|Sarah (Fraser) McLean
|1815 Caledonia, Livingstone County, New York, USA
|Pamela Rose
|Joan M. (Fraser) Floyd
|Jean Hollis
|Donald Fraser
|1797 Scotland
|Eugene Quigley
|1 May 2014
|Sarah Anne (Casey) Fraser
|1854 Bengal, India
|Carl Kenner
|Kenneth Edward Joseph Fraser
|July 17, 1894 Dinapore, Bengal, India
|Cleata Fraser
|May 24, 1916
|Maurice Williams
|Unknown (Unknown) Fraser
|Sandra Crossan
|Ann (Fraser) McDonald
|Unknown Fraser
|Agnes (Fraser) Trickey
|1895 Victoria Australia
|Beverley Melchior
|29 Apr 2014
|Emma Maria (Forrester) Fraser
|1874 Victoria Australia
|Catherine Fraser
|Blair MacMillan
|28 Apr 2014
|Myrtle Isabel (Fraser) Empey
|November 1, 1900 Emerson, Manitoba, Canada
|Peggy Empey
|Albert D. Fraser
|October 1846 Ohio
|Kris Socha
|William Robert Fraser
|1873 Victoria Australia
|Beverley Melchior
|27 Apr 2014
|Catherine (Fraser) Patterson
|1860 Scotland
|Bob Jewett
|26 Apr 2014
|Andrew J. Fraser 3
|Andrew Fraser
|Dulcie Avis (Freeman) Fraser
|December 29, 1921
|Paul Bech
|Margaret Fraser
|1806 Keirfield Farm, Peebles, Peebles
|Katharine E
|George R. Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|25 Apr 2014
|Stuart Fraser 1
|Stuart Fraser
|24 Apr 2014
|Danielle Fraser
|Danielle Fraser
|Annabella Nicholson (Smith) Fraser
|August 12, 1850 Douglastown, Northumberland Co, NB
|Howard Pike
|23 Apr 2014
|Caroline Amy (Woolley) Fraser
|Jeff Thomas
|22 Apr 2014
|Mabel Grace (Reid) Fraser
|March 12, 1907
|James Alfred Fraser
|Huia Fraser
|December 10, 1904 NZ
|Eileen Ettie (Corbett) Fraser
|August 28, 1908
|Ronald Douglas Fraser
|March 26, 1907 NZ
|Myra Mary (Morrissey) Fraser
|April 5, 1904
|James Fraser
|Hilda Mary Fraser
|November 3, 1887 Vancouver, BC
|Howard Pike
|Angus Carmichael Fraser
|May 8, 1844 Campbellton NB
|Annabella Maude Fraser
|February 11, 1894
|Edith Fraser
|November 4, 1891 Cowichan Lake, BC
|Olive Ruth Fraser
|February 11, 1885 Granville, Vancouver, BC
|Cora May Fraser
|May 14, 1890 Cowichan Lake, BC
|Catherine Mildred Fraser
|July 28, 1883 Sea Island, Richmond, BC
|Bertha Jane Fraser
|June 25, 1882 Granville, Vancouver, BC
|Winnifred Fraser
|April 18, 1880 Granville, Vancouver, BC
|Margaret Fraser
|March 12, 1878 Granville, Vancouver, BC
|Ann Nicholson Fraser
|December 11, 1888 Victoria BC
|Magnus Fraser
|May 8, 1857 Escuminac Flats QC
|John Fraser
|December 8, 1854 Escuminac Flats QC
|Francis Venett Fraser
|March 31, 1854 Escuminac Flats QC
|James S Fraser
|September 18, 1847 Escuminac Flats QC
|Ann Campbell Fraser
|August 2, 1846 Escuminac Flats QC
|Samuel Fraser
|December 27, 1842 Escuminac Flats QC
|Simon Fraser
|May 31, 1838 Escuminac Flats QC
|Ellen Fraser
|September 19, 1835 Escuminac Flats QC
|Allan Fraser
|1852 Escuminac Flats QC
|Robert Fraser
|Saul Fraser
|Jean (Carmichael) Fraser
|November 1, 1817 Greenock, Renfrew, Scotland
|Alice Maud (Fraser) Le Roux
|November 9, 1929
|Noleen Ambler
|21 Apr 2014
|Elsie Kathleen Fraser
|October 25, 1913
|Maurice Williams
|Irene Ann Fraser
|Alexander Fraser
|Isabel (Fraser) Mottram
|December 7, 1914
|Peter Knowles
|Nellie E. (Clark) Fraser
|Debbie Lauer
|Ella A. (Fraser) Anding
|20 Apr 2014
|Hope E. Fraser
|Virginia E. (Fraser) Benthin
|Russell Fraser
|Walter Fraser
|1889 Maine, Broome,New York, USA
|Ethel Margaret (Fraser) Augsbury
|March 1880 Oil City Venango Pennsylvania, USA
|Arthur Russell Fraser
|March 3, 1878 Parker's landing Pennsylvania
|Elizabeth Helena (Russell) Fraser
|October 3, 1857 Buffalo Township Butler, Pennsylvania, USA
|Roy Drummond Fraser
|January 19, 1898 dunedin,otago,new zealand
|Faye Whitfield
|19 Apr 2014
|Isabella (Fraser) Wilson
|Enrique Treat Gleason Aguiluz
|18 Apr 2014
|Martha C A (Fraser) Hamilton
|1844 Colbourne Ont Can
|Bill Dunkley
|16 Apr 2014
|Mary Helen Fraser
|1845 Colbourne Ont Can
|Charles B Fraser
|1846 Canada
|James K Fraser
|1805 Galston, Ayrshire, Scotland
|Alexander Fraser
|1600 Kirkhill, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Alexander Sives
|Margaret Fraser
|1629 Struie, Inverness-shire, Scotland
|Toni R. Fraser
|Philippa Diver
|14 Apr 2014
|David A. Fraser
|Paul Taylor
|13 Apr 2014
|Christan Fraser
|1730 unknown
|Sandra Crossan
|11 Apr 2014
|Jamesina (Bain) Fraser
|1817 Halkirk, Caithness, Scotland
|Lorna Henderson
|Jamesina (Fraser) Gray
|1882 Halkirk, Caithness, Scotland
|Catherine (Gunn) Fraser
|1849 ?Sibster, Par. of Halkirk, Caithness, Scotland
|Alexander Fraser
|1849 Halkirk, Caithness, Scotland
|Catherine (Fraser) Manson
|1843 Halkirk, Caithness, Scotland
|Walter Fraser
|1809 Dornoch, Sutherland, Scotland
|10 Apr 2014
|Eulah Mildred (Fraser) Carter
|March 12, 1928 Toronto, Ontario, Canada
|Richard Belcher
|8 Apr 2014
|Shirley Jean (Fraser) Cash
|August 23, 1926
|6 Apr 2014
|Leith Melvyn Fraser
|Shirley D. Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|Maurice L. Fraser
|Wendy M. Fraser
|Linda A. Fraser
|Gwendoline Phyllis Monica (Wright) Fraser
|Eunice G. Fraser
|Kirsty Ward
|Leslie Innes Melvine Fraser
|1887 Te Puke, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
|Anna Maria (Nielson) Fraser
|1890 Stratford, Taranaki, New Zealand
|Thomas Fraser
|Derek White
|Jane Maria Paulette (Fisher) Fraser
|Bob Jewett
|4 Apr 2014
|Margaret Fraser
|June 13, 1813
|Janet Henriksen
|Janet Fraser
|October 27, 1816
|Barbara Fraser
|May 27, 1809 Edderton, Rossshire, Scotland
|May (Matilda) (Fraser) Robertson
|April 4, 1811 Edderton, Ross Shire. Scotland
|Mary (Gordon) Fraser
|Douglas Green
|3 Apr 2014
|Mrs Laura L. (Mackie) Fraser 22
|Laura Fraser
|2 Apr 2014
|Sarah Jane (Fraser) Anderson
|April 8, 1832 Georgia
|Janet Jones
|30 Mar 2014
|Unknown Fraser
|1678 Skerry, Southerland, Scotland
|Darrell Parker
|29 Mar 2014
|Annie Farquharson Fraser
|1828 Alford, Aberdeen
|MaryLou Crouch
|Dougald Fraser
|Janine Johnson
|26 Mar 2014
|Elizabeth Fraser
|Hugh Fraser
|1809 Invernesshire, Scotland
|Catherine Fraser
|Ann Fraser
|1836 Middlesex, Ontario
|Janet Marjorie (Fraser) Adaskavich
|November 8, 1910 Cook, Illinois
|Catherine Barrett-Smith
|25 Mar 2014
|Jessie Fraser
|1915 Cook, Illinois
|Theodore Parker Fraser
|October 30, 1877 Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
|Cora Isabelle (Cowan) Fraser
|December 23, 1884 Cook, Illinois
|Robert Fraser
|1900 Aberdeen
|Anne Murchie
|23 Mar 2014
|Reuben Fraser
|August 28, 1862 st Nicholas, aberdeen, scotland
|Colin Brodie
|Unknown (Of Foyers) Fraser
|Darrell Parker
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From New York Times best-selling author Laurie R. King comes the book that introduced us to the ingenious Mary Russell - Sherlock Holmes mysteries.
In 1915, Sherlock Holmes is retired and quietly engaged in the study of honeybees when a young woman literally stumbles into him on the Sussex Downs. Fifteen years old, gawky, egotistical, and recently orphaned, the young Mary Russell displays an intellect to impress even Sherlock Holmes - and match him wit for wit. Under his reluctant tutelage, this very modern 20th-century woman proves a deft protégée and a fitting partner for the Victorian detective.
In their first case together, they must track down a kidnapped American senator's daughter and confront a truly cunning adversary: a bomber who has set trip wires for the sleuths and who will stop at nothing to end their partnership.
Full of brilliant deductions, disguises, and dangers, this first book of the Mary Russell - Sherlock Holmes mysteries is "wonderfully original and entertaining...absorbing from beginning to end." (Booklist). Named "One of the Century's Best 100 Mysteries" by the Independent Mystery Booksellers Association.
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"A fabulous new take on Sherlock Holmes"
This is Laurie King's interpretation of Sherlock Holmes in his later life as a secondary character to his apprentice, Mary Russell. I was pleasantly surprised and I believe I am addicted to the Mary Russell series. I downloaded the second book of the series within moments of finishing this book.
I had misgivings about reading this. I love Doyle's Sherlock and I was worried that King's interpretation would make me unhappy. So, with trepidation and after recommendations from both my parents and my niece, I picked it up. My niece and I enjoy discussing some YA fiction and as a result I was expecting something on that level. I had made a terrible assumption based on this and forgot that she is an extremely precocious 13 year-old who loves and chooses to read Shakespeare…repeatedly. She sometimes speaks in old english and I have to ask for translations. This is not YA fiction. This is a PG adult mystery, and it is wonderful.
Laurie King did a very intelligent thing. She stated, as Mary Russell our first person point of view, that her interpretation of Holmes was likely to offend or upset a reader who is looking for Watson's interpretation. Her view of Holmes is quite different, it is the view of an equal, and Watson never viewed himself as Holmes equal. This allowed me, as the reader, to let that go. Bravo Laurie King!
This is the story of how a young woman, recently orphaned and forced to live with a detestable distant Aunt, becomes the Apprentice of the great Sherlock Holmes. The book develops their friendship through her training. Holmes is still endearingly odd, but he is not seen from a pedestal. This is a coming of age story through several mysteries brought to Holmes and Russell while she is going to school at Oxford. Russell grows from the age of 16 to 18 during the span of the novel and Holmes is in his 50′s. Their relationship is not romantic.
The writing is beautiful and spoiled me. I picked up a distinctly YA paranormal romance after this and abandoned it promptly because I couldn't read it. I couldn't be fair. My expectations had been raised. King did a fabulous job of staying true to her characters voice, time frame, and local. In comparison, I kept seeing where this other author threw in a few words to try to make it authentic to the local and then would forget and dispense with them. It nearly drove me to madness and I had to remember this was a new author. I will try to read it again later.
Jenny Sterlin's narration is wonderful. Her voice perfectly matches the material. Her accents were wonderful and her character differentiation was superb. My preference will be to listen rather than read this series. I don't think my internal voice could do it justice after listening to her interpretation.
As for 'The Beekeepers Apprentice', it was a wonderful period piece during and right after World War I. It allows the reader to enjoy Sherlock Holmes, Mrs. Hudson, and Watson with a fabulous addition of Mary Russell.
"My All Time Favorite Book!"
I have read this book more times then I care to count. As an audiobook, this is one of the best I've ever heard. It also serves as a great example of how to correctly narrate an audiobook.
One of my favorites scenes takes place as they race along roads to solve a crime:
"Russell, if you decide to take up Grand Prix racing, do ask Watson to do your navigating. This is just his métier."
"Why, Holmes, do you have doubts about my driving?"
"No, Russell, I freely admit that when it comes to your driving abilities, I have no doubts whatsoever. The doubts I have are concerned with the other end of our journey. The question of our arrival, for one thing."
"And what we shall find when we get there?"
"That too, but it is perhaps not of such immediate concern. Russell, did you see that tree back there?"
"Yes, a fine old oak, wasn't it?"
"I hope it still is," he muttered.
Now imagine that in a "high, biting voice" for Holmes and an almost sarcastic, blasé, lower female voice for Russell and you have an inkling of how funny this section is.
If you love mysteries, Sherlock Holmes, and historical settings; I'd give this series a try. Jenny Sterlin gives the perfect voice to so many of these characters. She captures Holmes' voice just as the author describes it and is also able to fill in the right accents and more. No matter how many times I've read or listened to this, I can't wait to turn the next page or listen to the next minute - even though I know exactly what's going to happen.
"Great mystery!"
I don't tend to re-listen (re-read) books because I want to read something new. That said, I couldn't put this one down. I tend to listen while walking the dog or on longer drives; this book made me want to extend the walk or plan a long car trip, just to be able to keep listening!
My favorite character was Mary Russell, of course, although I thoroughly enjoyed Laurie King's version of Sherlock Holmes. Mary (or I should say Russell) was written as an independent girl/woman, which I will attribute somewhat to her US upbringing. I liked the way she played off of Holmes. Their camaraderie was very nicely portrayed, as well as the influence Holmes has on her development.
I don't know if I can pick one favorite scene. The description of their first meeting sticks vividly in my mind - I can almost see the hill, and the bees with their spots of color, and Mary carefully taking it all in, figuring out what is happening, and then surprising Holmes with her understanding.
The narration/performance was marvelous. I left wanting more - and was delighted to find that here is more!
"Sherlock Holmes' apprentice"
Would definitely listen to The Beekeeper's Apprentice or On the Segregation of the Queen again. Very interesting concept - more in line with modern ideas that women actually have brains. Holmes' is more human in this story.
The most memorable moment came at the beginning of the story when Sherlock Holmes meets the young girl who becomes his apprentice. It sets the tone for the whole story.
Spartan Reader
Yes! The book is well written and a great narrator.
:Lock Doors" with the same Mary Russel
She has a great voice and sharp British articulation. Jenny can change voices for different people.
No cry or Laugh but just great story line starting from the beginning when Mary bet Holmes
Avid audible listener for over 10 years.
"The Retired Sherlock Holmes"
At the price of $4.95 I thought I would try this book. It's actually quite good. Sherlock Holmes now retired to the countryside. He can't give up on crime solving so takes on a new assistant, Mary, a young woman. Dr. Watson is living in London. The story is told from her viewpoint. The stories themselves are not that exciting, but the female narration is quite excellent. The book would appeal to women and teens who have never experienced Sherlock Holmes before. For the price you can't go wrong with this one. I see that it is a series, but I am not sure I would go must past first book. However, other listeners may get hooked and may want to continue on.
"fun clean read for Holmes' fans"
A glimpse of Holmes as a person with a heart in addition to wit and intelligence.
Mary Russell, the young orphaned heroine of the story who displays courage and heart.
She did a great job of reading it using different voices for different characters which is a treat if you are driving and want to be entertained.
"Not for Holmesians"
While the story is good and the plot twisting and intriguing, if you are a true Holmes' fan and lover of the Chronicles, this is just not your cup of tea. When Holmes starts being hyper-critical of Watson to our heroine, the authenticity that this is our beloved Sherlock loses credibility. Further, Holmes' affectionate interest in Mary makes this book even more implausible for the readers of Conan-Doyle.
I found the reader doing Holmes to be unbelievable and, frankly, grating on the nerves.
While looking for a rousing story about Holmes and his incredible talents, this fell flat for me.
"Great book, good narrator,somewhat bad production."
Great fresh take on Sherlock Holmes. Mind you, the lead character is not Holmes, but a teenage girl befriending him and becoming his (sort of) apprentice. The development of the the characters is spot on. Thoroughly enjoyable story.
The opening scene is great.
Pretty bad production. I use a pair of quality "over the ear" headphones when listening and since they dont let much noise in, some flaws in the production stands out. Most noticeable is a faint analog echo of the readers speech, that gets more and more pronounced as the book progresses. (At first I thought it was outside voices form a poorly soundproofed recording studio). It's a very annoying immersion breaker.
"Interesting Twist"
Not exactly the Holmes story you would expect. It took a little while for the story to develop. I was losing faith early but the book hit a stride and I enjoyed the latter 2/3's. Be a little patient and I think you will enjoy it if you like Holmes mysteries.
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Hi everyone, I have recently passedthe NCLEX exam and received my RN license (and everything seemed to be goinggreat for a little while). However, now that I have started looking for employmenthas found that transitioning from... Read More
- 1Apr 16, '13 by Lev <3, BSN, RNHighlight clinical experiences, starting with senior practicum including number of hours. Resume does not have to be one page. Should probably not be more than 2.5 pages. After each listing of clinical experiences, put a short paragraph highlighting responsibilities during clinical and any observation experiences. Include recent customer service type jobs on resume. If your GPA is high, put on the resume. Join the ANA, put that on resume under professional organizations. Student organizations work here too. Get ACLS certification. Start volunteering at local hospitals. Call nursing clinical instructors who are also staff nurses to see if their units are hiring and if they can put in a good word with their manager.
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Does anyone can show some sample resume for new grad with following conditions:
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2. Pending result on Texas Board website for licensure (I did pass)
3. Dean's list spring 2012, Spring 2013, and Fall 2013. Honor's list Fall 2012 (How do i format this)
4. have separate section "Skills" and listed being a bilingual and speaking conversational Spanish.
Any tip will be appreciated. Thank you very much!
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Pteorstibelene or how ever you spell it ;). Excited to see if it curbs my hunger a bit. Should I only take the 50mg or do you find more it's better?
I started with 50mg and took that for months and months. I only switched to 150mg, because the type I ordered came in that strength. I was never sure how much it helped with appetite, because by the time I started I already had big appetite suppression from juddd, but it helps my with energy and concentration.
I started with Jarrow yesterday and I take 2 50mg tablets yesterday morning and this morning! I had no headache, no trouble sleeping, honestly nothing.....except my tummy didn't growl near as much as it normal does on a DD!
Good luck
I started with the 150mg because that's the dosage I ordered. No ill effects here either. Wonderful help with DDs though. Hope you love it!
Wow I got it already! That was fast. Taking first one now......
I take 2 pteroblue on DD mornings, and I do find it helps a bit with hunger, and generally not feeling as "blah" on a DD.
I just save them for DDs though, not sure how much I need them on UDs.
Not sure I'm feelin anything yet. Raised dosage to 150 today.
I don't "feel" anything, but I feel good on the days I take it (and given those are DDs, that's something)... energetic, mentally acute (there's a cute joke in there, somewhere :confused: ) and on top of things.
I should probably take them every day! :)
I can't "feel" anything either. But I sure can tell the difference when I don't take it, hunger wise.
I need to get some more! I think it did help me in the beginning quite a bit, but I've gotten more lax with DDs and ptero may help me go a lot lower.
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I assume you've played FPSs before, where you have to, you know, aim. But aiming sucks, so now you'll always hit them enemies smack on the head! Use this guide if you want the enemy to die with minimal effort on your part, without letting them be safe not even behind creeps and towers!
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Good passive, as it gives you and your teammates some extra health regeneration. Nothing too impressive, I know, but your partners in crime will thank you for it.
Good, but no. The Micro-rockets are OP, so use those instead.
How to use Heimerdinger:
1-Spam W
Because one hard-hitting nuke isn't enough, this one has mad AoE, hits turrets, stuns and blinds. But it requires skill to use. Rockets don't. So use Rockets.
Oh look, CDR! It says something about upgrading turrets or whatever, I don't really care.
Level up your skills in the following order:
The only exception to this is you should probably get a level of H-28G Evolution Turret at either level 3 or level 5. Use them as free wards, but that's pretty much it. The gold the enemy gets from killing a turret is less than the gold that a ward would cost you. Plus they'll aggro, usually forcing the enemy to back off in fear of there being a nest.
Lots of useful spells, but some are clearly better than others. Here are the ones I recommend:
Heal ->Good spell, and certainly a nice option. You should be at the back of fights, so you shouldn't be stunned and killed without being able to use it.
Fortify ->Same as above. The difference is you can get heal without the Mastery and still be worth it. But NEVER take Fortify without the mastery. Ever.
Rally ->You can go 21-X-X with your masteries, so this isn't a bad idea. However, other champs will benefit more than you, so someone else should probably take it.
Clarity ->Early on you'll be very VERY mana-hungry. And later on too. This is probably my number one recommendation.
Flash ->You are somewhat on the squishy side, and this will help you out to run away.
Clairvoyance ->A very good spell, but you have free wards anyhow.
Teleport ->Not really a top pick, but it will help you stay in the lanes for longer, and go into fights and pushes.
You will always want to get at LEAST nine points into offense, for the AP and spell penetration.
Beyond that, you can go down several paths:
OFFENSE - If you take Rally, this will help you deal more damage with your skills. However, you really don't need to spend points here beyond the mandatory nine.
DEFENSE - Nine points here are very useful. You'll get a bit more magic resist, can make your [spell_text=Heal) much better, and the "HP5 by mana" mastery isn't bad at all. Go higher up the tree if you're getting [spell_text=Fortify], but I probably wouldn't otherwise.
UTILITY - Here you have some more CDR, but it's really high up the tree. There are some more tasty morsels here, such as mana and health regeneration, a bit of extra XP, and small movement buff. Last but not least, you can get the buff for your [spell_text=Insight]
I like going for a base 9-9-0, then get whatever you like the most. So I strongly suggest a 9-12-9 build. This will make you a bit harder to kill, and you'll get the best from all worlds. If you are getting Rally or Fortify, however, go 21-9-0 or 9-21-0.
All I write is based on T3 runes, because the only other option are T1s if you are far below level 20.
QUINTS: Flat HP (Fortitude) is the best option here. Three of them mean 120 extra HP starting at level 1, not something you can ignore. The only other thing I'd consider is movespeed (Swiftness).
MARKS: Nothing too interesting here. HP/level is pretty nice (Vitality), as is Flat Magic Resist (Warding). I guess you could get AP/level (Force).
SEALS: I strongly recommend MP5 (replenishment), since you really need the mana. Otherwise, get Magic Resist per level (Warding) or Cooldown Reduction (Focus).
GLYPHS: Cooldown Reduction (Focus) is MVP here. But it's a close call with Magic Penetration (Insight), so that's a good option too.
Start with a Meki Pendant and some potions. On your first trip to base get the Chalice of Harmony, basic boots, and as much of a Rod of Ages as you can afford. You should decide between going straight for a Blasting Wand or starting the build towards a Catalyst the Protector. I recommend the Catalyst, unless you are landing lots of Grenades too. The Rockets barely get any benefit yet from AP, so you'll probably want the extra durability.
After the Rod of Ages, finish your boots. I don't really think any of the boots are bad, so take your pick. You should choose depending on what the enemy team is doing, their composition, etc. If you are really snug about yourself, you can get Sorcerer's Shoes for a bit of extra damage.
Now, the fun begins. There are quite a lot of items you can get, and we'll look at each in turn.
Zhonya's Ring greatly improves your burst damage, so if team battles have startet (or are about to start) this is what you should pick up next.
Deathfire Graspis a cheaper, and hence quicker to buy, alternative. for 70% of the cost of the ring it nets you 65% of the total power from Zhonya's (thanks to the cooldown reduction), plus an extra nuke. However, It will slow your growth a little until you build Zhonya's. If you need the power now, go for this instead.
Afterwards, get whatever item you didn't buy already. This should set your AP at 300 from items alone, and should be enough to end the game.
If the game drags on, you should go for an Archangel's Staff. This will give you a lot of AP. 45 base, plus 60 from mana (without the passive bonus from Archangel's), and 25% of that thanks to the Ring means 125 AP from a single item. Another alternative to this would be Void Staff if the enemy team has lots of magic resist.
If you find you need more survivability, you also have many good options. For starters, get Mercury's Treads if the enemy team has lots of casters or magic-based attacks, or Ninja Tabi if they are mostly dependant on auto-attacks. Remember that champions like Gangplank are mostly dangerous due to their ranged magical attacks, even though they pack a punch in melee.
If you need even more survivability, get one of the following items as soon as you need them, but AFTER getting Rod of Ages.Note that you'll want to get only one of these if at all possible, so choose wisely.
-ABYSSAL SCEPTER AND FROZEN HEART: Those two are at the top of the list, as they give you a considerable benefit in addition to becoming a harder target.
-BANSHEE'S VEIL: Exceptionally powerful, it also gives you more mana. Take it if CC is a serious issue.
-QUICKSILVER SASH AND SPIRIT VISAGE: Both are relatively inexpensive, and will give you a good chunk of magic resist. The Sash provides better defense, however the Visage helps you spam your nukes.
-HEART OF GOLD: Cheap, and pays for itself. However, the effect isn't that large.
-GUARDIAN ANGEL: Last but not least, Guardian Angel not only makes you harder to kill, but makes it so you'll have to get killed twice. If you need survivability but aren't sure what you need specifically, this is very good. However, the cost is very high.
You can solo if you so choose to, but I'd really let a carry solo instead. Either way, you should probably try not to push. Last hit creeps to get the gold instead, and try to keep the enemy at bay with grenades and rockets. If the enemy starts pushing, you can use grenades to help last hit creeps and weaken the wave. You like fighting by your tower, but don't let the enemy attack too freely. Just enough so your last-hitting is easier. Remember you want your mana mostly for rockets.
Set up a turret or two as wards, to warn you of any incoming ganks. But don't place nests, as you really want the mana for rockets.
You can help gank if needed, just don't get too close to the action. Know the range of your rockets, and as soon as the fight starts shoot them. Follow up with a grenade. Toss it to punish the enemy severely if they choose to aggro a teammate (or yourself). If they are running away, throw it to cut off their retreat instead. As soon as the rockets are off cooldown, shoot them again. You can also use this to kill off enemies that are pilling or running back. You have insane range, so unless they run back to their second tower you should be able to chase through the jungle with care. Just don't get greedy if the enemy is missing, you do not want to get ganked.
During teamfights, the plan is mostly the same. You should toss the grenade at the enemy carries, and put down a turret and upgrade it if you can. You can also place the turret in your line of retreat in case thigs get ugly, or you can place one down to cut off the enemie's retreat.
When pushing towers, use your turrets as wards. Grenade the tower if the enemy team si guarding it, but save it otherwise. You may need it for a quick escape.
in short find w on your keyboard press when you can
Heimer is so useless.
I can spam rockets! Yay!
Play a real caster and do significant damage and stop playing this guy.
He contributes nothing to the team and you'll be wishing whoever played him would have gone a tank or at least support.
I dunno, Heimer's have seen a bit better since patch?
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I'm still a bit fuzzy about how the rockets work after the last update. Does he only fire one rocket at all levels now?
FWIW, no one should buy a deathfire grasp without having enough MR pen to make it effective... for example, take a 300 AP heimer with 0 pen vs 5000 HP cho'gath. Deathfire grasp is 30% + 3.5% / 100 AP.
30 MR Cho: Dgrasp does 40.5% of Cho's health (2025 dmg!) but loses 23% of that to Cho's MR, so it only does 1560 and you net lose nearly 500 dmg.
100 MR Cho: Dgrasp does 1013 dmg.
Swap 100 AP for Pen to bring Cho to 0 and you do 3.5% less dmg (175) base but none of it gets resisted and you do a full 1850. Etc.
Always know your opponents MR and decide what % of damage you feel like doing. Void staff + talent is 55% of their MR, then sorc boots & full T3 marks will give you another 29, so with a void staff, mastery for pen, T3 marks of mpen, and sorc shoes you do full damage to anything with 64 MR or less.
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