Falvey Frazer

1740 - Aft 1777  (~ 37 years)

• Name	Falvey Frazer
  Born	ca 1740
  Gender	Male
  Died	Aft Oct. 4, 1777	Battle of Germantown, PA
  Notes	Source: Genealogies of Virginia Families from Tyler's Quarterly Historical Review. Vol. 1, p 404 She was the "sister of Falvey Frazer who was wounded at Germantown, Pa. Oct. 4, 1777 and mortally wounded by his brother an Officer of the British Army at Yorktown, Va. Oct. 14, 1781." ---------------- The Revolutionary War records in the Library of Virginia show he was killed at Germantown. Lt. Falvey Frazer Service: Army Certificate: Drury Ragsdale, Captain Certificate: Holt Richeson, Major 1784 (Can't read) 4th 1784 I hereby certify that Falvey Frazer formerly of the County aforesaid, but on his entering in the service of the United States, of the County of Albermarle, was a Lieutenant in the 14th Virginia Regemt. and ??? believe was killed in the Battle of German Town on the 4th of Oct. 1777. Drury Ragsdale Late Capt of Artillary I Certify that the Above Lt. Frazer was killed in the Battle of German Town Holt Richeson May 15 V. Regt. The will of Falvey Frayser has survived and is among the Gregory Papers at the Virginia State Library (Archives). He mentioned his sister Mary, Anne, Susanna Richeson: his brothers: William and Thomas; his mother and his "Cousin from the Ferry" at West Point. Thomas was named executor of the will. Thomas Frayser, executor of Falvey's will, was the son of a William Frayser. Most of his property was left to the children of his brother, William. Falvey received 2666 and 2/3 acres of land in recognition of his services as a Lieutentant in the Virginia Continental Line for three years. He was not married and had no children.
  Person ID	I36177	Master File
  Last Modified	27 Sep 2016

  
  

  Father	William Frazer,   d. ca 1788, King William Co. VA
  Family ID	F14923	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart