Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, ed. 8-B,
Wayne County

J. Knox Frazer, attorney-at-law, Monticello, Ky., is a native of Wayne
County, and was born July 22, 1848.  He is the second of three living
children born to Garrett B. and Kezih (Hutchison) Frazer, viz: J. Knox,
Elizabeth Nicholas and Samuel H.  Garrett B. Frazer was born in Jessamin
County, Ky., in 1814; he was a gun-smith by trade.  He died in 1864.  He 
was a son of J. Frazer, of Virginia, whose father was James, a native also 
of Virginia; the latter was a son of John Frazer, who came from Scotland.
Kezih (Hutchison) Frazer was born in Wayne County, Ky. a daughter of James
Hutchison, a native of North Carolina, whose father was Samuel Hutchison,
born in Scotland, and the latter was a son of James Hutchison.  J. Knox
Frazer was educated at the common schools, and engaged in school teaching
and farming until 1877, when he began to practice at Monticello, Ky.  He
entered the law department of University of Louisville in 1870, where he
graduated with honor in 1880, and the same year was appointed county
attorney of Wayne County.  October 6, 1885, he married Etta Oatts, of Wayne
County, Ky., a daughter of Cosby and Irene (Frisbie) Oatts.  One child has
blessed this union: Cosby.  Mrs. Frazer is a member of the Christian Church.
Politically Mr. Frazer is Democratic.

Frazer Hutchison Nicholas Oatts Frisbie
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Jessamine-KY NC VA Scotland

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