Sarah Frazier

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This couple had eight children: the 1st child, a son Alexander 1717; the 2nd child Aaron 1719; the 3rd child, a son James 1720; the 4th child, a daughter Mary Ann 1721; the 5th child, a daughter Sarah Marion 1725; the 6th child, a daughter Mirium 1727; the 7th child, a son Moses 1729; and the 8th child, a son John 1735. Alexander’s family were devout Quakers in Pennsylvania as evidenced by records found in the US Quaker meeting minutes in the Kennett Township. The Quakers in Chester County were the first to establish the “New Garden Friends Meeting,” which became the cornerstone of all the other Quaker churches in the south. The Frazier family was among the first settlers who helped with the early establishment of this church. Alexander died 18 December 1750, (Prove Date of Will) and Sarah died sometime in 1750, likely earlier in the year because she was not mentioned in his Will. At the time of his death, per his Will, he was living on a 400 acre Plantation in Chester County. Both Sarah and Alexander were buried in the Brick Meeting House Cemetery in Kennett Township.