WELCOME TO OUR WEBSITE...
I would like to welcome fellow Frasers and members of its Septs to the website of this great Society. We're very proud of this achievement and the hard work that's gone into keeping this great Fraser Society going since Susan Boag founded it, with the support of the Chief, Lady Saltoun, over a decade ago.
Since then we've moved on, with new technology, the website, built by Giles Fraser, has been up for five years and as well as printed, through the letter box Newsletters, (some articles are reproduced on this site) our members receive regular Eletters. We've started to collect a database of all our member's ancestry, ( see examples on this website ) this will only be available to members and our Treasurer Michael Fraser is looking at ways of setting up a long term project to establish information on as much Fraser genealogy as possible. We try to combine an interest in Fraser history, see the Fraser Connections (pages on places for Frasers to visit) and for genealogy, view the section, The Don Fraser Page.
If you haven't already joined us please do so and see what you've been missing out on. There's an easy printable joining form ( Here) or if you want to give a Fraser relation a present they'd enjoy, buy them a year's subscription. Now you can buy many Clan related gifts including membership in our new Website Shop
Graeme B Fraser
Castle Fraser,
Sauchen,
Aberdeenshire.
(Photo: National trust for Scotland)
Story by author Susan King
"Blar Na Leine"
or" battle of the shirts".
ABOUT THE CLANFRASER SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND AND THE UK.
This society aims to bring people together, both those who possess Fraser ancestry, and those interested in the history of the Clans in general. There is also a strong aspiration to promote social gatherings of a sort
that everyone is likely to enjoy, and again we are open to suggestions! A membership application form is available by clicking here.
