Born.1

Handwritten notes in "Calcutta Almanac 1797" in the Charles Fraser Papers :-
... ...
Lt.-Col. Charles Fraser born the 10th of October 1760

Married Catherine Charlotte RAPER in India, Calcutta.15,1

1) Handwritten notes in "Calcutta Almanac 1797" in the Charles Fraser Papers

"The children of Charles Fraser by Catherine Charlotte Fraser his wife to whom he was joined in wedlock at the House of Sir Robert Chamberson Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Judiciature in Bengal on Monday the 27th of January 1794 by the Revd Thomas Blanchard senior Chaplain of the Presidency of Fort William in Bengal."

2) Extracted copy of Register of Marriages
"Charles Fraser Esq., Lieutenant of Infantry and aid de camp to the Honble. the Governor, and Catherine Charlotte Browne, widow, both of Calcutta at Fort William in Bengal were married at Calcutta aforesaid the twenty seventh day of January in the year of Our Lord one thousand seven hundred and ninety four
by me
Thos Blanchard
Witnesses :-
H. Fairlie
Caroline Harvey
Charlotte Harvey

Birth of daughter Charlotte Udney FRASER in India.1,7

Birth of daughter Eliza FRASER.1

Birth of daughter Anne Lydia FRASER.1

Birth of son Charles FRASER in India.8,1,9

Birth of son William FRASER.1

Birth of daughter Katherine Jane FRASER in India.10,1,11

Birth of daughter Isabella FRASER.1

Birth of son Simon FRASER in India.1,12

Birth of daughter Frances Sophia FRASER in Westminster.13,14,1

Birth of daughter Frederica Clavering FRASER.1

Birth of daughter Caroline Maria FRASER.1

Death of Catherine Charlotte RAPER.1

Married Martha WAGHORN in Southampton, St Mary.18,1

Groom - widower
Bride - spinster

From the extracted copy of the Parish Register of Marriages .-
"Charles Fraser, widower, and Martha Waghorn, spinster, both of this parish, were married in this church by Licence this first day of June in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifteen by me
Simon Kent, Curate
Witnesses :-
Peter Barrfield
James Beavis
Richard Dyer

Birth of daughter Augusta Bramley FRASER in Millbrook.16

Letter in N. Lat 36, W. Long 17.1

From Frances Sophia Fraser to her father Charles Fraser

Letter in Off Deal.1

From Frances Sophia Fraser to her father Charles Fraser

Letter.1

From Frances Sophia Fraser to her father Charles Fraser

"... ... you cannot have heard of Katherine's marriage yet, she changed her name on 22nd of last May to that of Jervis. Lt. Jervis is a very gentlemanly fine ?? young man of about 26 years. ... ... He belongs to the 2nd Battalion of 2nd Infantry. ... I must tell you my dearest Papa that I am to be married in a few months to Captain Richard Home about whom, I need say nothing here as I have already given Caroline a full account of him ... ..."

Letter in India, Lucknow.1

Letter from Frances Sophia Home to her father Charles Fraser

"My letter to you written in August will have prepared you for the information I am now about to communicate to you and which I must beg your forgiveness for not having informed you of sooner, I allude to my marriage with Captain Home which took place on the 4th of October ..."

Birth of son Alexander FRASER in France, Passy near  Paris.17

Letter in Penang.1

From Frances Sophia Home to Charles Fraser

Witness at wedding in France, Paris (House of H.B.M.'s Ambassador).3

of Frederica Clavering Fraser and George William LeFevre

Wrote will.2

1) This is the last Will and Testament
2) of me Charles Fraser formerly of Calcutta Bengal and New North
3) Street Red Lion Square in the county of Middlesex Esquire a Lieutenant
4) Colonel in the service of the Honourable the East India Company ... ...

Some names mentioned :-
1) William Bramley of Bedford Row
2) my two children Augustus Bramley Fraser and Alexander Fraser who are the only surviving children by my second wife
3) my children by my first wife
4) my eldest son Charles Fraser

Some property mentioned :-
1) my small estate situate at Horsham in the parish of Walton on Thames

Letter in Hadleigh.1

From Frances Sophia Home to her father Charles Fraser

"Our return to England was a very sudden arrangement ... ..."

Letter in Hadleigh.1

From Frances Sophia Home to her father Charles Fraser

"... ... of the death of Mrs. Walker (Capt H's sister) she died at Mr Home's home in Cawnpore on the 8th November after a long severe illness ... .."

Death of daughter Charlotte Udney FRASER in Cheltenham.6

Codicil to Will in France, Paris.2

1) In consequence of the demise of my friend the late William
2) Bramley Esquire whom I had appointed Executor to my last Will and Testament
3) bearing date the 20th of September 1827 I subjoin this Codicil to my said
4) last Will and Testament solely with a view to nominate as my Executors William
5) Gray Palson Esq and Mrs Sarah Bramley the widow of the late William
6) Bramley Esq ... ...

Codicil to Will in France, Paris.2

Second codicil
1) I make a further Codicil to my last Will and Testament and hereby
2) revoke and make void the Codicil above written bearing date the sixth day of
3) July one thousand eight hundred and thirty five and I nominate
or substitute
4) and appoint my son Charles Fraser of the Bengal Civil Service  my son in
5) law Richard Home a Major in the Bengal Establishment and my friend
6) the Reverend George Lefevre of the City of Paris ... ....

Some names mentioned :-
1) my children Augusta Bramley Fraser and Alexander Fraser
2) William Gray Polson
3) Sarah Bramley

Died in France, Paris.2

Aged 76 years or thereabouts

Buried in France, Paris.4,5

Vicar at burial - Rev. William Halfhead
Age - 77

Probate in India, Calcutta (Supreme Court).2

Executors :- Richard Home Major with the Honourable, the East India Company
Testator :- Charles Fraser Lieutenant Colonel with the Honourable the East India Company - "departed this life in the city of Paris" - "aged seventy six years or thereabouts" - on 5th September 1837.

Probate in Prerogative Court of Canterbury.2

Executors :-
Richard Home
Charles Fraser
Revd George Lefevre