David Frazier was born about January 11, 1809 in Roneys Point, in Ohio County, West Virginia.
David Frazier was 1st married on May 6, 1837 in Ohio County, Virginia to Agnes Nancy Giffin, who was born on 14 Jan 1812 in Brooke County, West Virginia.
The children born to David and Agnes include;
1. James Frazier, born c. 1838 in Virginia.
2. Nancy Jane Frazier, born c. 1839/40 in Virginia.
3. Daniel Giffin Frazier, born c. September 20, 1841 in Ohio County, Virginia (now West Virginia). During the Civil War, Daniel served in Co. D of the 12th West Virginia Volunteer Infantry.
Daniel Giffin Frazier was married to Hannah Margert "Anna" Gilmore c. 1872. Daniel died on April 7, 1924 in Ohio County, West Virginia and his mortal remains were laid in the West Alexander Cemetery in West Alexander, Washington County, Pennsylvania. See his Find A Grave Memorial# 103719464.
4. Margaret Frazier, born c. 1843 in Virginia.
5. David Frazier, born c. 1845 in Virginia.
6. William Frazier, born c. 1847 in Virginia.
Agnes Nancy (Giffin) Frazier died on 28 Nov 1850 at the age of 38 and her mortal remains were laid in the Bowers Cemetery in Alsey, Scott County, Illinois. See her Find A Grave Memorial #140496811.
David Frazier was then married 2nd to Sarah (Shaw) Dixon on May 6, 1852 in Ohio County, Virginia. Sarah Shaw was born c. 1806/07 in Pennsylvania and had been previously married to James Dixon, who was born in 1789. James Dixon and Sarah Shaw were married in the 1820's and had at least seven children of their own. James Dixon died on Nov. 13, 1849 in his 60th year and his mortal remains were laid in the West Liberty Cemetery in West Liberty, Ohio County, Virginia (now West Virginia).
At the time of the 1850 census, the Dixon family is found in Ohio County, Virginia;
Sarah Dixon F 43 Pennsylvania
William Dixon M 18 Virginia
John Dixon M 17 Virginia
James Dixon M 15 Virginia
Wiley Dixon M 12 Virginia
Jackson Dixon M 9 Virginia
Barbary E Dixon F 7 Virginia
Samantha J Dixon F 4 Virginia
David Frazier and Sarah (Shaw) Dixon were then married in 1852. At the time of the 1860 census, the combined Frazier/Dixon family is found in Ohio County, Virginia;
David Frazier M 52 Virginia
Sarah Frazier F 54 Virginia
James Frazier M 22 Virginia
Daniel G Frazier M 18 Virginia
Nancy J Frazier F 20 Virginia
Margaret Frazier F 15 Virginia
David Frazier M 14 Virginia
William Frazier M 12 Virginia
Barbara E Dixon F 17 Virginia
Samantha J Dixon F 13 Virginia
In the 1860's, David and Sarah moved their combined families to Pennsylvania, where at the time of the 1870 census, they are found in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania;
David Frazier M 61 Virginia
Sarah Frazier F 63 Virginia
Nancy J Frazier F 28 Virginia
David Frazier M 24 Virginia
William Frazier M 22 Virginia
James C Patton M 14 Ohio
At the time of the 1880 census, David and Sarah are found living in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania;
David Frazier Self M 71 West Virginia
Sarah Frazier Wife F 73 West Virginia
Manda Taylor Other F 65 West Virginia
David Frazier died on April 8, 1893 in West Alexander, Washington County, Pennsylvania. Sarah is not found in the 1900 census and very likely died in Washington County, Pennsylvania in the 1880's or 1890's as well. Their mortal remains are very likely laid in the West Alexander Cemetery in Washington County, Pennsylvania. Several of his children are buried here.
by Baxter B. Fite III
David Frazier was 1st married on May 6, 1837 in Ohio County, Virginia to Agnes Nancy Giffin, who was born on 14 Jan 1812 in Brooke County, West Virginia.
The children born to David and Agnes include;
1. James Frazier, born c. 1838 in Virginia.
2. Nancy Jane Frazier, born c. 1839/40 in Virginia.
3. Daniel Giffin Frazier, born c. September 20, 1841 in Ohio County, Virginia (now West Virginia). During the Civil War, Daniel served in Co. D of the 12th West Virginia Volunteer Infantry.
Daniel Giffin Frazier was married to Hannah Margert "Anna" Gilmore c. 1872. Daniel died on April 7, 1924 in Ohio County, West Virginia and his mortal remains were laid in the West Alexander Cemetery in West Alexander, Washington County, Pennsylvania. See his Find A Grave Memorial# 103719464.
4. Margaret Frazier, born c. 1843 in Virginia.
5. David Frazier, born c. 1845 in Virginia.
6. William Frazier, born c. 1847 in Virginia.
Agnes Nancy (Giffin) Frazier died on 28 Nov 1850 at the age of 38 and her mortal remains were laid in the Bowers Cemetery in Alsey, Scott County, Illinois. See her Find A Grave Memorial #140496811.
David Frazier was then married 2nd to Sarah (Shaw) Dixon on May 6, 1852 in Ohio County, Virginia. Sarah Shaw was born c. 1806/07 in Pennsylvania and had been previously married to James Dixon, who was born in 1789. James Dixon and Sarah Shaw were married in the 1820's and had at least seven children of their own. James Dixon died on Nov. 13, 1849 in his 60th year and his mortal remains were laid in the West Liberty Cemetery in West Liberty, Ohio County, Virginia (now West Virginia).
At the time of the 1850 census, the Dixon family is found in Ohio County, Virginia;
Sarah Dixon F 43 Pennsylvania
William Dixon M 18 Virginia
John Dixon M 17 Virginia
James Dixon M 15 Virginia
Wiley Dixon M 12 Virginia
Jackson Dixon M 9 Virginia
Barbary E Dixon F 7 Virginia
Samantha J Dixon F 4 Virginia
David Frazier and Sarah (Shaw) Dixon were then married in 1852. At the time of the 1860 census, the combined Frazier/Dixon family is found in Ohio County, Virginia;
David Frazier M 52 Virginia
Sarah Frazier F 54 Virginia
James Frazier M 22 Virginia
Daniel G Frazier M 18 Virginia
Nancy J Frazier F 20 Virginia
Margaret Frazier F 15 Virginia
David Frazier M 14 Virginia
William Frazier M 12 Virginia
Barbara E Dixon F 17 Virginia
Samantha J Dixon F 13 Virginia
In the 1860's, David and Sarah moved their combined families to Pennsylvania, where at the time of the 1870 census, they are found in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania;
David Frazier M 61 Virginia
Sarah Frazier F 63 Virginia
Nancy J Frazier F 28 Virginia
David Frazier M 24 Virginia
William Frazier M 22 Virginia
James C Patton M 14 Ohio
At the time of the 1880 census, David and Sarah are found living in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania;
David Frazier Self M 71 West Virginia
Sarah Frazier Wife F 73 West Virginia
Manda Taylor Other F 65 West Virginia
David Frazier died on April 8, 1893 in West Alexander, Washington County, Pennsylvania. Sarah is not found in the 1900 census and very likely died in Washington County, Pennsylvania in the 1880's or 1890's as well. Their mortal remains are very likely laid in the West Alexander Cemetery in Washington County, Pennsylvania. Several of his children are buried here.
by Baxter B. Fite III
David Frazier was born about January 11, 1809 in Roneys Point, in Ohio County, West Virginia.
David Frazier was 1st married on May 6, 1837 in Ohio County, Virginia to Agnes Nancy Giffin, who was born on 14 Jan 1812 in Brooke County, West Virginia.
The children born to David and Agnes include;
1. James Frazier, born c. 1838 in Virginia.
2. Nancy Jane Frazier, born c. 1839/40 in Virginia.
3. Daniel Giffin Frazier, born c. September 20, 1841 in Ohio County, Virginia (now West Virginia). During the Civil War, Daniel served in Co. D of the 12th West Virginia Volunteer Infantry.
Daniel Giffin Frazier was married to Hannah Margert "Anna" Gilmore c. 1872. Daniel died on April 7, 1924 in Ohio County, West Virginia and his mortal remains were laid in the West Alexander Cemetery in West Alexander, Washington County, Pennsylvania. See his Find A Grave Memorial# 103719464.
4. Margaret Frazier, born c. 1843 in Virginia.
5. David Frazier, born c. 1845 in Virginia.
6. William Frazier, born c. 1847 in Virginia.
Agnes Nancy (Giffin) Frazier died on 28 Nov 1850 at the age of 38 and her mortal remains were laid in the Bowers Cemetery in Alsey, Scott County, Illinois. See her Find A Grave Memorial #140496811.
David Frazier was then married 2nd to Sarah (Shaw) Dixon on May 6, 1852 in Ohio County, Virginia. Sarah Shaw was born c. 1806/07 in Pennsylvania and had been previously married to James Dixon, who was born in 1789. James Dixon and Sarah Shaw were married in the 1820's and had at least seven children of their own. James Dixon died on Nov. 13, 1849 in his 60th year and his mortal remains were laid in the West Liberty Cemetery in West Liberty, Ohio County, Virginia (now West Virginia).
At the time of the 1850 census, the Dixon family is found in Ohio County, Virginia;
Sarah Dixon F 43 Pennsylvania
William Dixon M 18 Virginia
John Dixon M 17 Virginia
James Dixon M 15 Virginia
Wiley Dixon M 12 Virginia
Jackson Dixon M 9 Virginia
Barbary E Dixon F 7 Virginia
Samantha J Dixon F 4 Virginia
David Frazier and Sarah (Shaw) Dixon were then married in 1852. At the time of the 1860 census, the combined Frazier/Dixon family is found in Ohio County, Virginia;
David Frazier M 52 Virginia
Sarah Frazier F 54 Virginia
James Frazier M 22 Virginia
Daniel G Frazier M 18 Virginia
Nancy J Frazier F 20 Virginia
Margaret Frazier F 15 Virginia
David Frazier M 14 Virginia
William Frazier M 12 Virginia
Barbara E Dixon F 17 Virginia
Samantha J Dixon F 13 Virginia
In the 1860's, David and Sarah moved their combined families to Pennsylvania, where at the time of the 1870 census, they are found in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania;
David Frazier M 61 Virginia
Sarah Frazier F 63 Virginia
Nancy J Frazier F 28 Virginia
David Frazier M 24 Virginia
William Frazier M 22 Virginia
James C Patton M 14 Ohio
At the time of the 1880 census, David and Sarah are found living in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania;
David Frazier Self M 71 West Virginia
Sarah Frazier Wife F 73 West Virginia
Manda Taylor Other F 65 West Virginia
David Frazier died on April 8, 1893 in West Alexander, Washington County, Pennsylvania. Sarah is not found in the 1900 census and very likely died in Washington County, Pennsylvania in the 1880's or 1890's as well. Their mortal remains are very likely laid in the West Alexander Cemetery in Washington County, Pennsylvania. Several of his children are buried here.
by Baxter B. Fite III
David Frazier was 1st married on May 6, 1837 in Ohio County, Virginia to Agnes Nancy Giffin, who was born on 14 Jan 1812 in Brooke County, West Virginia.
The children born to David and Agnes include;
1. James Frazier, born c. 1838 in Virginia.
2. Nancy Jane Frazier, born c. 1839/40 in Virginia.
3. Daniel Giffin Frazier, born c. September 20, 1841 in Ohio County, Virginia (now West Virginia). During the Civil War, Daniel served in Co. D of the 12th West Virginia Volunteer Infantry.
Daniel Giffin Frazier was married to Hannah Margert "Anna" Gilmore c. 1872. Daniel died on April 7, 1924 in Ohio County, West Virginia and his mortal remains were laid in the West Alexander Cemetery in West Alexander, Washington County, Pennsylvania. See his Find A Grave Memorial# 103719464.
4. Margaret Frazier, born c. 1843 in Virginia.
5. David Frazier, born c. 1845 in Virginia.
6. William Frazier, born c. 1847 in Virginia.
Agnes Nancy (Giffin) Frazier died on 28 Nov 1850 at the age of 38 and her mortal remains were laid in the Bowers Cemetery in Alsey, Scott County, Illinois. See her Find A Grave Memorial #140496811.
David Frazier was then married 2nd to Sarah (Shaw) Dixon on May 6, 1852 in Ohio County, Virginia. Sarah Shaw was born c. 1806/07 in Pennsylvania and had been previously married to James Dixon, who was born in 1789. James Dixon and Sarah Shaw were married in the 1820's and had at least seven children of their own. James Dixon died on Nov. 13, 1849 in his 60th year and his mortal remains were laid in the West Liberty Cemetery in West Liberty, Ohio County, Virginia (now West Virginia).
At the time of the 1850 census, the Dixon family is found in Ohio County, Virginia;
Sarah Dixon F 43 Pennsylvania
William Dixon M 18 Virginia
John Dixon M 17 Virginia
James Dixon M 15 Virginia
Wiley Dixon M 12 Virginia
Jackson Dixon M 9 Virginia
Barbary E Dixon F 7 Virginia
Samantha J Dixon F 4 Virginia
David Frazier and Sarah (Shaw) Dixon were then married in 1852. At the time of the 1860 census, the combined Frazier/Dixon family is found in Ohio County, Virginia;
David Frazier M 52 Virginia
Sarah Frazier F 54 Virginia
James Frazier M 22 Virginia
Daniel G Frazier M 18 Virginia
Nancy J Frazier F 20 Virginia
Margaret Frazier F 15 Virginia
David Frazier M 14 Virginia
William Frazier M 12 Virginia
Barbara E Dixon F 17 Virginia
Samantha J Dixon F 13 Virginia
In the 1860's, David and Sarah moved their combined families to Pennsylvania, where at the time of the 1870 census, they are found in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania;
David Frazier M 61 Virginia
Sarah Frazier F 63 Virginia
Nancy J Frazier F 28 Virginia
David Frazier M 24 Virginia
William Frazier M 22 Virginia
James C Patton M 14 Ohio
At the time of the 1880 census, David and Sarah are found living in Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania;
David Frazier Self M 71 West Virginia
Sarah Frazier Wife F 73 West Virginia
Manda Taylor Other F 65 West Virginia
David Frazier died on April 8, 1893 in West Alexander, Washington County, Pennsylvania. Sarah is not found in the 1900 census and very likely died in Washington County, Pennsylvania in the 1880's or 1890's as well. Their mortal remains are very likely laid in the West Alexander Cemetery in Washington County, Pennsylvania. Several of his children are buried here.
by Baxter B. Fite III
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