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<\/a><\/p>\nMatthew gave me the name of his father and of his grandmother. That was enough to get going. From there I found his Frazer grandfather who was born in Manitoba, Canada. From there others have created Frazer trees that I can use:<\/p>\n
Now I am getting into familiar territory with George and Susan Frazer:<\/p>\n Here is George Frazer and Susannah with four boys. Here is my list of children for George and Susannah: It looks as though Ellen and Margaret died young. My guess is that the four youngest boys could be the ones in the photo above.<\/p>\n Next, I’ll put Matthew on my own Frazer DNA\/Genealogy Chart:<\/p>\n This shows that Matthew is my 4th cousin twice removed. He is also Gladys’ 1st cousin three times removed.<\/p>\n Speaking of Gladys, she has shared DNA matches with Matthew. One of their shared matches is Sandra. Here is Sandra and her paternal tree:<\/p>\n I’ll add Sandra also to my DNA\/genealogy tree:<\/p>\n Sandra is Gladys’ 1st cousin once removed.<\/p>\n Gladys and Sandra have a shared DNA match with ND:<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nOne Tree Leads To Another<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nND Helps Fill Out the George Frazer Branch<\/h3>\n