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FRASER, James 6th of Belladrum
(About 1690-Before 1739)
UNKNOWN, Wife
(About 1705-)
FRASER, James 7th of Belladrum, Colonel
(About 1730-1797)
BAILLIE, Hanna
(1739-)
FRASER, Isobel
(1766-1800)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. CUMING, Thomas elder, of Demerara

FRASER, Isobel 2

  • Baptised: 2 October 1766, Kiltarlity parish, Inverness-shire, Scotland 2
  • Marriage (1): CUMING, Thomas elder, of Demerara in 1798 in Scotland 1
  • Died: January 1800 1

   Another name for Isobel was FRASER, Isabella.1

   User ID: L428.

  General Notes:

"FRASER
ISOBEL
JAMES FRASER/HANNA BAILLIE FR175 (FR175)
F
02/10/1766
101 10 / 167
KILTARLITY"

from Births and Baptisms 2


Isobel married Thomas CUMING elder, of Demerara, son of Alexander CUMING 3rd of Craigmill, Jacobite 1745, taken at Culloden and Elizabeth TULLOCH, in 1798 in Scotland.1 (Thomas CUMING elder, of Demerara was born about 1740,1 3 died on 26 March 1813 in Elgin, Moray, Scotland 3 and was buried on 31 March 1813 in Churchyard of Dallas parish, Moray, Scotland 3 4.)


  Marriage Notes:

"And then, in 1798, Thomas himself remarried, in Scotland, to a much younger woman \'96 the thirty-three year old Isabella Fraser, daughter of James Fraser of Belladrum and sister of three of the leading planters in Guyana. Again there was one child, a daughter Hannah.

In 1798 Thomas attended a meeting in Inverness to found the Northern Infirmary [ Sun (London, England), Tuesday, October 16, 1798; Issue 1892] and in the same year he bought Innes House Elgin, from where he wrote a number of letters as his financial affairs worsened [NAS GD23]. These include financial assessments of plantations Ketty and Garden of Eden which he was considering selling. When his wife died, on 1st January 1800 [Caledonian Mercury (Edinburgh, Scotland), Thursday, January 9, 1800; Issue 12217], after the birth of their daughter, Thomas sold Innes House and returned to Demerara."

from spanglefissh.com 1

Sources


1 Internet Site, https://www.spanglefish.com/slavesandhighlanders/index.asp?pageid=164658 Enslaved Africans and Scottish Enslavers in Guyana Highland Scots - Moray & Strathspey: Thomas Cuming.

2 GRO Scotland, OPR Index of Births and Baptisms.

3 Internet Site, https://libindx.moray.gov.uk/subjects/subject_people_report_view.asp?REF_ID=NM039751 Local Heritage Services in Moray.

4 e-books, The History of the Province of Moray vol. 2 by Lachlan Shaw ed J.F.S. Gordon (1882).

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