Private Isaac Frazee

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

Name: Frazee, Isaac

Date of birth: 1892-08-01

Place of birth: Londonderry Colchester County Nova Scotia Canada

Next of kin: Mother

Marital status: single

Occupation (attested): Lineman CPR

Address: Mrs. R Moore PO Box Londonderry, Nova Scotia

Religion: Wesleyan

Date of death: 1950-06-12

MILITARY INFORMATION

Regimental number: 438449

Highest Rank: Private (52nd Battalion)

Rank detail

Private, 52nd Battalion, Infantry (Army).

Degree of service: Europe

Survived war: yes

RESEARCH INFORMATION

LAC ID: 399774

Attestation record(s): image 1, image 2, image 3, image 4

Service file: B3294-S041

Uploader's Notes:

Issac ( Slim ) Frazee

WW1 fought in the trenches of France. He was wounded.

WW2 was with the Royal Canadian Engineers.

Uploader's Research notes:

Issac survived WW 1 and enlisted in WW 2 He also survived that war. His son, John Albert Frazee was killed Oct 27 1944 The Schelt Holland. He was 19.

At 19 Issac moved west. He worked as a lineman for the Canadian Pacific Railroad. He enlisted in the Army during WW1. While in London England he met and married Daisy C. Hollier After the war Issac homesteaded at Spirit River Alberta. He later went to Windsor Ontario where he worked for the Ford Motor Co. Circa 1930 he moved to Brook side Nova Scotia to Brookside Nova Scotia. With the outbreak of WW 2 Issac again enlisted and served overseas until wars end.

updated by Ron Cairns ronaldcairns1@gmail.com

Since Issac Frazee is a distant relation, I took the liberty to up date this file.

My grandmother Gertrude Alice Frazee, thought I would do some update to Issac's file, a distant relative. My great grandfather Ernest Albert Frazee was also a WW 1 vetran

[Private Army Canadian Infantry 52nd Battalion ]

ARCHIVAL INFORMATION

Date added: 2010-05-01

Last modified: 2015-09-28