General Alexander Mackenzie Fraser of Inverallochy

FRASER, ALEXANDER MACKENZIE, of Castle Fraser, Ross-shire ; M.P. for Ross-shire ; lieut.-general in the army, and colonel of the 78th Highlanders ; derived from his mother the estate of Inverallochy, and that of Castle Fraser from her younger sister Elizabeth, and assumed in consequence the additional surname of Fraser; married, 1786, Helen, sister of Francis, Lord Seaforth ; died 1809. Picture unfinished.

SOURCE: Andrew, William Raeburn. Life of Sir Henry Raeburn, R.A. With portraits and appendix. Published by London : W.H. Allen & co. in 1886. page 122

Other References

• BBC - Your Paintings - Lieutenant-General Sir Alexander Mackenzie Fraser of Inverallochy (1758–1809)
• Burke, Bernard, Sir. A genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry of Great Britain & Ireland 6th ed. London : Harrison 1879. Vol I. page 600

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On the death of Charles, the fourth Lord Fraser, in
1720 without issue, the Title became dormant; but the
estate of Muchalls by his disposition passed to Charles
Fraser of Inverallochy, which family is now represented through a female by Lieutenant - Colonel Mackenzie
Fraser of Fraser Castle. The Dignity of Lord Fraser is de jure vested in the heir male of the Grantee, whether such heir male descend from Thomas Fraser of Stanywood or from a more remote ancestor.

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