George, Son of George William Frazer<\/h2>\n
Next, I will look at George:<\/p>\n
George stays in Irleand. His son George A is shown as living but this cannot be right. In fact, I suspect that all his children likely have passed away. I wonder if I have a photo of George.\u00a0 In a previous Blog, my best guess was that this was George to the right of “Old George”:<\/p>\n In that Blog, I guessed that the photo was taken in 1899 and that George would have been about 20 years old. From that previous Blog, I mention that George lived at his grandfather’s farm in Derrycashel. I wrote this in that Blog:<\/p>\n George (1879) \u2013 He moved in with his Aunt Isabella and worked his grandfather\u2019s farm in Derrycashel, County Roscommon. He married Annie Craig in 1915 and had one girl and three boys and died in 1960.<\/em><\/p>\n Let’s start with the 1926 Census as that is new:<\/p>\n The first thing of interest I note is that George is down as being born in Derrycashel. I would have thought that he would have been born where his parents lived in Ballindoon. I do have a record of him being baptized in Kilmactranny which was the Church of Ireland Parish Church for Ballindoon.<\/p>\n At the age of 19, George was living with his unmarried Aunt in Derrycashel. At that time, his birthplace was Sligo, so it must have been Ballindoon.<\/p>\n The 1911 Census is pretty much the same information 10 years later:<\/p>\n The next big event was George’s marriage to Annie Craig:<\/p>\n Annie was born in County Sligo:<\/p>\n Here is Hollybrook:<\/p>\n It is quite close to Mullaghfarna. Here is the Craig family in 1901:<\/p>\n Here is the same family in 1911:<\/p>\n Now we see Richard E who married Martha Fairbanks from my previous Blog. Martha would be George Frazer’s niece, if I have it right.<\/p>\n Violet marries at the Kilbryan church George Alexander Warren:<\/p>\n Here is the Kilbran Church which I understand is now a private dwelling:<\/p>\n George Warren dies in 1976 and Violet in 2009:<\/p>\n If I have the Drumcliffe Church Yard location right, this is also the burial place of W. B. Yeats:<\/p>\n Here is the Ardtrasna mentioned on the grave stone even further North:<\/p>\n I don’t have a lot of information on Violet’s siblings.<\/p>\n Here is what I have now:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Here is a DNA relative from Ancestry:<\/p>\n Faye is my third cousin. It looks as if I am better using Faye’s information:<\/p>\n Here is Faye’s timeline:<\/p>\n From this, it would appear that I could find the family in the 1926 Census. Here is what I find in Doreenasoo:<\/p>\n For some reason, the names do not match up. Did the family move away briefly during the Census? Here is the problem. When I search for all of Dooreenasoo, I see this:<\/p>\n A ‘w’ can look like an ‘n’. However, with all the other Crawfords around, common sense would determine that it should have been Crawford.<\/p>\n I do admit that some surnames look like Cranford and some like Crawford.<\/p>\n Here is Dereenasoo:<\/p>\n Here is Faye’s grandfather, George Musgrave Crawford (Susan’s son):<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.jmhartley.com\/HBlog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/2026-04-30-10_04_51-Inbox-jm@jmhartley.com-1-Outlook.png\")
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