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Richard Duncan Fraser

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when he seized an American schooner for failing to declare a cannon to customs. By 1840, several banks had secured judgements against him for unpaid loans and the government was pressing him for customs duties that he had collected but not provided. He lost his post as customs collector and justice
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of the peace in 1843. He retired to the farm that he had named Fraserfield located on the
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who was holding meetings in the eastern part of Upper Canada. He was elected to the
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in 1838. In 1839, Fraser triggered some friction between Canada and the
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in Upper Canada. He worked from 1802 to 1806 as a clerk for the
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Members of the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada
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MLA
Grenville
George Longley
Hiram Norton
Quebec
Lower Canada
Grenville County
Upper Canada
Thomas Fraser
Upper Canada
Canadian militia
Lieutenant
Captain
Colonel
Grenville County Militia
Dundas County Militia
Captain Fraser’s Provincial Light Dragoons
War of 1812
Battle of Matilda
Battle of Ogdensburg
Battle of Crysler's Farm
Upper Canada Rebellion
Battle of the Windmill
fur trader
Upper Canada
Quebec
Thomas Fraser
Edwardsburgh Township
North West Company

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