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Dorset/Somerset England

There is a small concentration of Barrons in the south west of england. I know little of our heritage other than we were scots.

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Edinburgh

I and my late father come from Edinburgh. His father and the paternal generations since the clearances were in Galashiels & Selkirk but then the links dry up. We have always presumed that they came from the Inverness / Moray / Aberdeenshire area. My great grandmother was a Smith from Papa Westray. Researching back becomes difficult when in both Barrons and Smiths they are all called William! My middle name is Graham and my brother\'s is Fraser but I can\'t find these in any of our tree.

We haven\'t had any posts for ages, don\'t worry, we\'re still here.:slightly_smiling_face:

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Bristow, Virginia USA

Looking for information on a possible place name in Scotland...Barrons Reach ?

http://clanfraser.org/

Utah

My Grandmother is Mary Elizabeth Frazer and after doing much research I have discovered that I belong to the Clan Frazer! Who knew... I grew up in the bay area and remember being part of a big family. Over time and moving I have lost contact with everyone. I would love to reconnect and find out more of my history as I never knew this growing up.

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monmouth

I have been sent a picture of the hut you think is at Morecombe and on my website.
I can confirm it is indeed at Morecombe. Please contact me.

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Born in UK, grandfather born in Ireland, living in Australia

Great site, Graeme. Love the music of Alasdair.

My grandfather, Wilson Frazer, set me up to be the family historian of my generation, so I ended up writing a book about our family traditions.
Presenting the story of my ancestor, Archibald (Archie) Frazer. Born in France c1703, lived his life in
 exile from kin and clan, and died in Ireland. 
A maybe-believe story, with nothing known to be untrue, that Archie was the first son of Simon, 11th Lord Lovat, who was infamously beheaded at the Tower of London in 1747.
This is a seed: May it fall on fertile ground.

Divine Providence

New York, USA

I am so pleased to find this site! I am a Fraser by birth. My father - Donald Fraser, my grandfather - Thomas Fraser, my great-grandfather Alexander Fraser.

Through my testing by Family Tree DNA

Avon, Ohio

Any Burge,Burgh, Blackwell, Carden, Bateman surnames in your data base?
Very nice and clean website.

accident came across it

paisley scotland

i live in morecambe lancs england but was born in paisley scotland and would love to find out about my history hopefully you can help

searched on internet for Barron Family History

Mount Vernon, Kentucky Rockcastle county Kentucky

This is very interesting to me. I have been wanting to trace the Barron Family for sometime now.

google search on Rose and Barron

The San Francisco area

Mayn thanks Graham, for the good work on the Barron Sept, and wonderful anecdotes about your Mum. I am a Barron -- my mother was Irene Barron of Grangemouth. Her father was Lawrence George Barron, and was the mastermind of the electrical system of the ship Queen Elizabeth. My uncle George Barron of Guelph Canada is a world authority on fungus (he says someone has to do it). My line of the Barrons lived in the Shetlands, and were one of the island's major families. Several were in the church, and my great, great gandfather George Lawrence Barron was a privateer and sailed the trade routes around the Horn of Africa. I saw the plunders from that life when I went back home. We'd always been told we were a part of the Rose clan.

Ancestry.ca

Stouffville, Ontario, Canada

Hi Grahame! Thanks for the contact on ancestry.ca. We connect at the children of Farquhar Fraser and Catherine McDonald; their son Donald is my Gt gt gt grandfather with Catherine F my 3rd great grand aunt. I'm looking forward to building my family tree with the info from your work and hopefully adding some information I find to your own archives. Cheers!

ancesrty

coventry

i have tried for years to find anything out on my family and got no where.
im very suprised to find so much info you have done a great job on finding our ancesters .
so much to take in my mother seila m barron never told me a lot she died
2009 that was my last link to my ancesters i never thourt i would get any thing thank you
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Through researching my father (Tom Seabrook) and his war service

North Nowra NSW Australia

My Dad, Tom Seabrook was a pilot in the 159 Squadron and I have a similar photo of the aircrew as in your article on your Dad. I found your article on the squadron most interesting and the details of sorties mentioned in the "special flight". it has helped add to the information I already have.
Dad never spoke much about his war service which seems to be the case with a lot of service people. He died in 1985 and I have found out a great deal since. Thank you Graeme.
regards Helen Connor